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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1952

Page

4

Relief Fund short of campaign goal but extended

Corry's 1999 Relief Fund drive neared the $10,900 target with only about $3,000 raised so far. The drive will continue into next week as committees strive to finish solicitations. Governor Roosevelt, a Democratic presidential hopeful, is favored to carry Curry according to local observers amid a Democratic trend. In sports, North West High School defeated Cory 20 to 7 at Athletic Field, while Charles Armitage survived a car wreck on the return trip from Union City where he works. George Thornton, VFW district commander, installed local officers on North Center Street with Walter Scott named commander.

Corry Relief Fund Today Meir Franklin D. Roosevelt Curry Charles Armitage South Center Union City Armitage George Thornton Veterans of Foreign Wars of Erie VFW North Center Street Walter Scott

Franklin woman killed in Cranberry two-vehicle crash

Mrs Irma Fuller of Franklin died at 10 38 PM in Oil City Hospital after a 9 15 PM collision at Routes 492 and 397. Police say Fuller, driving south on Route 257, ran a stop sign into a westbound car driven by William Milliron of Kennard. Both cars demolished. Fuller had worked 12 years at Robinson Industry and was a plant foreman. The report includes unrelated coal data from 1951.

Franklin Franklin Star Cranberry Pennsylvania Irma Fuller Oil City William Milliron Kennard Fuller Burger, Funeral Home Robinson Industry Franklin Plastics

Corry Post Office Rates Noted for Mail Matter

The text lists postal details for Corry with rates and deadlines. It references second class mail matter, annual and per copy charges, and advertising rate information to be obtained by application. It mentions display advertising deadline at 9 a.m. and a previous publication date.

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Steel worker plans to fight extradition

Pittsburgh police captured 43 year old steel worker Jack Huey who fled South Carolina prison in 1934 after an eight year life sentence for murder. Det. Chief Matthias said Huey used aliases including Willie Davis and married in Pittsburgh before arrest on a non support charge. Huey now plans to contest extradition to South Carolina.

Jess Pittsburgh Jack Huey Wili South Carolina Huey Pittsburgh Fred Matthias Willie Davis

Steel workers skip Memorial Day holiday protest

About 1,800 Firth Sterling Steel Wit employees, represented by three unions, forgo Memorial Day as a paid holiday and strike in solidarity. A worker explained the action aimed at pressuring the company, while the dispute continues over holiday pay and contractual terms.

Wit Work Memorial Pittsburgh Firth Sterling Steel Wit

Requiem Mass Today for Harry A Fleming

A Requiem Mass for Harry A Fleming was celebrated at St Thomas Church at 9 30 o’clock with Rev John DeSanti officiating. The service followed a brief prayer service at Davison Funeral Home. Bearers listed include J A Patterson Al Duke George Mulderick William Armitage Sr Harold Scott and Connie O’Neil. Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees from away included several listed in a local funeral notice. Hong Kong has an area of 301 square miles.

Harry A. Fleming St. Thomas Church John DeSanti Davison J. A. Patterson al Duke George Mulderick William Armitage Sr Harold Scott Connie O'Neil Pine Grove Cemetery John. Courneen Wulon City Thomas Gourneen Buffalo Truman Hopkins Kathleen Bradford Homer Fleming Forest“ile Bertha Rookman Catherine Carlson James Town

Union City Man On Probation In Immigration Case

Anthony Silk, 26, argued in federal court that it was morally right but legally wrong to admit his uncle John Sitka, 57, to the United States. Sitka, who had waited four years and was promised entry after a physical, was denied by Canadian officials. Judge John Knight reminded that thousands seek haven, yet must enter legally.

Union City Bupfalo Tay Canada Anthony Silk United States John Sitke John Knight Sitka

End Of An Era as Eisenhower Wins Presidency

A political commentary notes the nationwide landslide for Dwight Eisenhower signals a historic shift from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Republican governance. It discusses voter turnout, Truman era criticism, Stevenson’s Democratic comeback, and hopes Eisenhower will curb party intrusion in policy while charting a new foreign and domestic course.

Dwight Stevenson Lincoln White House Truman Roosevelt Amon Eisenhower el Tabor Vogt

Soil Office Adds New Technician in Erie County

The area Soil Conservation Office announces the appointment of Stephen V. Dawson as a technician to assist Erie County farmers with planning and implementing soil and water conservation practices. Dawson, from Fulton County, previously served as Veterans On-Farm Training Instructor, and is a Penn State College of Agriculture graduate. Currently three technicians are with the Brook County Soil Conservation District.

Stephen V. Dawson Daveson Erie County Dawson Ere Co Fulton, Co Penn State College of Agriculture Bre County

How's Your I 0 Genius or D rank Quiz

A compact quiz prompts scoring 10 questions to gauge memory and knowledge. It asks about presidential terms, Angis poll, Strasbourg location, postage stamps printing, a famous bridge to San Francisco Bay, correct spelling variants, carburetor function, Stonewall Jackson’s war fame, Carrie Nation, and the number of white stripes on the American flag.

United States Strasbourg France Germany Government San Francisco Bay Calif Stone

Missionaries to Speak at Spartanburg Convention

An annual missionary convention at the Gospel Tabernacle in Spartanburg, with Rev. John W. Shaw announcing 8 o'clock services each evening through next Sunday. Miss Eunice B. Ediger, field missionary since 1948 from French West Africa, and Mr. Jacobson, who began work in 1942 in Columbia, South America, will speak. special music and slides will be shown. The concluding day features programs at 11:30 a.m. and 8 p.m.

Gospel Tabernacle Spartansburg Eunice B. Edider French West Africa Jacobson Columbia South America John W. Shaw

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