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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1950
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment notes a property sale action near Layton with incomplete details. It mentions a street and time but the exact date, buyer, and terms are unreadable. Local official(s) and venue are unclear due to the fragmentary text.
Fragmented readable fragments mention a guard and general term notes. Names, places, dates, and clear events are absent or garbled. The text hints at a report involving a guard and possible actions by others but lacks coherent details suitable for a full summary.
Two Erie area men pleaded easy pleas in Common Pleas Court. John J. Dembinski, 23, received 11 to 29 months in the workhouse and was paroled for that period after pleading guilty to taking a car without the owner's consent. Harry W. Carter, 26, of North East, got a suspended sentence for failing to give his name and details at the scene of an auto accident. Carter testified he stopped to aid at the crash and was not asked to identify himself.
AJL Clippers of the Wasmagest Trail Council invite Edinboro State Teachers College Cub Scouts to a Saturday powwow with registration at 1 30 p m. All Council Cubs may attend afternoon sessions, but only reserve Blue and Gold banquet attendees may join that banquet. Jack Moore of Cochranton is chairman.
Mrs. Lora B. Stevens wife of Robert Stevens of 436 King Street died this morning at Mercy Hospital after a long heart condition. Born July 7 1878 in this city she was a Corry High School graduate class of 1897. Funeral at Bracken Keating Sunday 2 PM burial Pine Grove Cemetery. Survived by nieces and nephews.
Reports from Eighth Army HQ say the U S 24th Division moved within 23 miles west of the bridgehead and within 1 mile of the Manchurian border before turning back. Reds use rockets and heavy artillery while pushing 20 miles south of Unsan toward Kumi and Anju. One regiment was two miles west of Unsan and part of another battalion encircled south of the city as the First Cavalry Division rushes to aid the maimed Republic of Korea Sixth Division.
James BE Klomp, 51, Lakewood carpenter, was exonerated by a grand jury after being charged with second degree manslaughter in his brother Gilbert Klomp’s death. The incident followed a wrestling bout in October where the men argued over $1 from a pig sale. Coroner cited peritonitis from a ruptured bowel. Klomp had been jailed since October 22 and was released after the grand jury decision.
Wage talks between United States Steel Corp and the CIO United Steelworkers resume Monday in Pittsburgh after a recess taken during CIO president Philip Murray’s Washington trip. Negotiating teams were reduced from 27 to 10, signaling a potential hard bargaining stance as Murray had sought a substantial wage boost for workers.
Police hunt a motorist after the death of Clarence Dunlop aged 8 at R D 5 Greensburg while he crossed the Lincoln Highway near his home to wait for a bus. Coroner Joseph Check identified the victim. The driver fled the scene after the collision.
Pennsylvania State Senator Francis J. Myers labels Republican Governor James H. Duff a strange kind of liberal as he campaigns for re election. Myers, addressing a Pittsburgh area crowd then returning to Philadelphia, attacked Duff on positions and voting record over 12 years.
Myers notes the garbled request from Du for government aid and a second unclear plea. The fragment hints at a demand for funds or support but the full context is unreadable. The names and terms appear distorted in the OCR.
During deliberations yesterday Klomp entered the grand jury room as reports indicated ten other individuals were involved in the case.
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