Visit by Pa and K to BVER noted
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1952
Page
1
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A head on collision on Route 97 four miles west of Union City at 9 35 last night killed a baby Jasier Lee Wilcox 41 month old and elderly man J Gregory 41 of Union City. Mrs Bhune Vlonk of Waterford died instantly and Mrs Walter Pax of Waterford was injured. A corry couple Mrs Doris Bennett and A. Bennett suffered minor injuries. The Wilcox car driven by Wilcox was west bound when Gregory car swerved into oncoming lane smashing the two vehicles. The baby’s grandmother Mrs Walter Pax was hospitalized with multiple injuries.
Simm of Schools Lawrence Dolie Toh announced that children entering school next fall and their parents should visit the first grade rooms this Thursday afternoon. The get acquainted event runs 12:30 to 3:00 PM and aims to ease early year adjustments for six year olds with parents joining teachers for a summary of school procedures.
Seoul reports an Eighth Army spokesman says the UN army guards Red prisoners of war on Koje Island and that a Canadian company was sent there with Commonwealth approval. Ottawa expresses displeasure in a note to the U.S. State Department.
The latest notice from Harrisburg headquarters states youths from the Corry district will be inducted in June. Only two will be called up for physical examinations as part of the selective service process. Train travel via Pennsylvania Railroad is planned for June 12 to 14 for these inductions.
Gen James A Van Fleet arrives in Pusan to confer with President Syngman Rhee amid martial law in Pusan and 21 counties. An Eighth Army spokesman cites no official comment while Rhee defends his action as necessary and overdue amid guerrilla violence. A separate crash near Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, kills Mr and Mrs Clarence D Ault.
Three people were injured when a Tri State Transportation truck collided with a car at Worth Center Street and Columbus Avenue at 7 this morning. Lawrence Durinewold Gorey R D 4 was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital with head and cheek injuries. Jack Peters of Mishawaka Tri Wh was treated for a deep forehead wound and released. Smith Palter of Osceola Ind was taken to the hospital but not treated. The truck driver was cited by city police for reckless conduct and failure to stop. Witnesses said the Donnewald car ran south with a green light when the truck failed to stop at the intersection. The impact hurled the Donnewald car into a utility pole. The front of both vehicles was severely damaged.
In Munsan Korea Communist fire negotiators issued a veiled threat of renewed Red offensives as armistice talks resume. They demanded return of all captured soldiers while UN Command rejected the demand and Nam Il claimed Allies slaughter POWs. UN officials warned of possible warfare escalation.
A two car crash at East Congress and Wright streets at 5 45 PM left all occupants uninjured. Mrs Frank Cervola of 57 East Columbus Avenue drove one car and Miss Sara Mettnes of 19 East Frederick Street drove the other. Police say Mettnes ran a Wright Street intersection sign and struck Cervola causing 200 dollars damage. Officers expect charges to be filed against Mettnes. Dr and Mr Harrison Curtis witnessed the accident.
Gen. Ridgway tours Paris streets with Eisenhower to assume supreme command as NATO forces prepare. Police guard against Communist demonstrations while crowds line the route and Ridgway embraces his role amid tensions over potential Soviet action.
The MSI allied with monarchists and fascist memory backers won Salerno Naples and Bari amid Allied headquarters in Naples and Bari. The Christian Democrats held Rome while MSI challenged Communists for second in several southern towns. Military sites like Salerno and Foggia noted as key references.
A plan to demolish the old rail depot proceeds with contractors Warren Pargo and a crew under Erie Maintenance of Way oversight. The project aims to clear the site for unspecified future use while officials weigh parking and shrubbery status and compensation for surviving materials.
The Corry Public is invited to a dedication ceremony near Route 6 about eight miles west of the city. A 30 pm meeting at The Hotel is followed by a walk to a roadside rest area for a brief program led by Wesley Hotenstein.
Senate approval seen for pact with Germany as leaders move toward peace amid German and Dutch concerns. Report notes congressional committee actions, possible ratification by the Senate, and warnings about potential compromises on Allied strategy and postwar arrangements.
Senate debate on the foreign aid bill persists amid partisan disputes. Report notes President’s remarks and unclear prospects for passage as lawmakers weigh stimulus figures and potential amendments.
In a tense air duel over Korea, 12 pilots reported engaged with MIGs northwest of Korangpo on the Western Front. Maj Donald adits and Mt Clamens were cited. reports vary on casualties with claims of dead Communists and wounded South Koreans. The incident followed a collision near an American carrier in Korean waters with minor material damage and casualties among U.S. forces.
Judge Ricnaed, appointed to Beaver County Orphans Court last Jan. 14, died at Cleveland Clinic after two brain operations. He was 43.
Guerrillas attacked an army camp near Pagan on Friday, killing five and wounding several American and allied troops. Survivors described heavy fire with grenades and rifles, saying defenders repelled part of the attack before the guerrillas withdrew. Local authorities reported property damage and said the incident occurred around 1230 hours.
Genial veteran Gabreski recalls air battles over Korea and Europe while awaiting reunion with wife Catherine and four children in Battle Creek. He praises UN pilots and stresses different tactics needed vs. Europe. Parents listed in Oil City. Youth Everett, 18, of New Hope, Pa., presumed drowned after canoe overturn on Delaware River.
Berlin reports say the Communist authorities cut telephone lines and long distance links between East and West Berlin and with West Germany. West Berlin police noted a border alert with warnings for West German travelers and increased East zone troop activity near Brunswick.
The Erie Railroad wood burning train toured the city today inviting the public to a noon tomorrow dedication ceremony for the view. Paul Johnston president of the line will head the railroad officials attendance. After the program about 45 civic and industrial leaders will be guests of Mr Johnston in a dining car.
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