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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1952
Page
3
An OCR fragment describes a plant related incident with blocked parents seeking aid for their children. It mentions a sneeze or gushed event and an outcome tied to a death, but details are unclear and names or places are not readable.
A fragmented item notes a named person and a Day related to a penn. Readable phrases hint at a local notice or civic acknowledgment involving a person and a date. Further detail is not available in the readable text.
A sedan operated by Robert Reynolds of Corry collided with a utility pole on East Columbus Avenue near Wayne Street at 1:46 this morning. Reynolds cited braking to avoid a grooming car while attempting to pass a truck, spinning the vehicle and causing damage. Fire Chief Ray Laurie warned motorists not to follow trucks or park near fire scenes after a morning alarm at the Mannes Steel Co plant. The blaze, in an inflammable drum, caused no injuries. The paper also notes a Maplewood scout event, airport runways littered with bottles, stolen property reports, and two barn fires in nearby townships.
A congressional investigation was requested by James B. Garey a leading GTO official. Termed as a proved enemy of democratic ideals and democratic unionism the move targets the General Electric Corp for scrutiny. The note references over three decades of diversified products including numerous commercial varieties of fruits and nuts.
City solicitor Gerald J. Weber said the Public Utilities Commission may decide who bears costs for repairs or possible rebuilding of the West 6th Street Viaduct. A May 28 hearing will determine repair plans and responsibility among the city county state highways and the Pennsylvania Railroad. A court ruling years ago placed maintenance responsibility with the city under an agreement and excluded the Erie bridge from a highway department list.
A skull and scattered bones were unearthed in a pit near Bath and Elm streets. Landowner James M. Johnston reported it to police. detectives Reagan and Hetho with Coroner Wood opened an investigation. Earlier bones were said to have appeared on the lot suggesting an old burial ground.
A 20 year old Jerome Dikeya of Evin injured when a 99 caliber rifle barrel exploded striking both hands after a makeshift firing setup using a 40 foot string and trigger. Fellow student Flehard Posterotti of Brie assisted police investigation into the incident at a field where the weapon discharged.
The funeral service for Mrs. Lulu P. Ford was held yesterday at 2 o'clock at Bracken Kealing Funeral Home with Rev. James McIntosh officiating. Attendees included Philip Zilaneck C J Me Lean J Tred Kinivy Jamen OBrien Sr Harry Paulson Sr Lo Kelly and others. Interment was at the Family? Beevers. Nearby mourners included Mrs. Charles Ben finger Mount Vernon NY Mihulla Bhuta and Mrs. Fred Ruppel New York City Teev and Mrs. Clifford McEntarter Cambridge Springs Mrs Joyce Bayle Omaha Neb Mrs Albert Fierardi Mr and Mrs Howard Pile Mrs Ol essie Plite Mrs Ray Beckwith Mrs Le obtin Bonniger Mrs Adolf Zinkway Mrs James Power Eric and Mrs Thilki Hable Mrs Heney Habink of Clymer.
Agnes Marie will present a piano recital tomorrow afternoon in the St Bawardis School auditorium. The program begins at a o'clock and is open to all parents and friends, featuring a varied lineup of pieces and performers including Catherine Dowdley Martha Phillips and Janet Oldenvki.
President Truman visits the Naval Academy at Annapolis and plans to view the annual Army Navy baseball game and track meet. He arrived aboard the presidential yacht and earlier visited West Point.
Sparta High School announces commencement for the 1968 class with 32 graduates. The ceremony features salutatory remarks by two students, address by the valedictorian, music, invocation, and presentation of awards and the school key.
Shirley Temple remains in the hospital after giving birth to a son. Navy husband Charles G. Black says recovery will take about two more weeks. The delivery at a hospital on April 28 faced complications but she is improving.
An analysis discusses how officials' character influences stock sales and corporate governance. It describes investigative methods, the role of personal conduct, and the public interest in trustworthy management, citing studies and observer reports across newspapers.
The piece discusses the M1 project linking securing and building jet capabilities with investment. It argues America’s strength comes from disciplined citizens and ethical leadership, not money or elite schools.
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