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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1953

Page

4

Quiz on History and Memory Skills

Ten trivia questions test knowledge across military history, politics, literature, science, and geography. Topics include a captured general in Korea, a notable professor, classic anecdotes, seismology terms, presidential powers, Civil War landmarks, Robert Frost, a resigning VP, large U.S. lakes, and the meaning of wake.

U. S American Political Science Association United States Missionary Ridge Wake

Twenty Years Ago News from Journal Files November 6 1933

A 16 year old, Alfred Alkens of Elgin, was struck by a car on West Smith Street and hospitalized with head injuries, left kidney damage, and leg bruises. A purse and cash stolen from Mrs. Donna Cottrell’s Franklin Street home. Lloyd Burch, a night watchman, broke his right arm at J. W. A P Howard Co plant. Carter scored a 36 yard TD, lifting Indies over Emporium 14 7 amid sleet. Corry bantams lost 20 6 to Union City midgets in a late Saturday game.

West Smith Street Alfred Alkens Elgin Corry ‘Hospital Donna Cottrell North Center Street Franklin Street Lloyd Burch East South Street J. W. & A. P. Howard Company Carter Sorry Eleven Emporium Athletic Field Asckyard Corry Union City Corry Bantam

Charge Filed In Fatal Route 20 Erie Crash

State Police filed an involuntary manslaughter charge yesterday against Harvey Brockway of Fairview for the October 23 Route 20 crash that killed three Eriettes. Brockway, hospitalized at St. Vincent's, awaits release before arraignment. Estate probate filings indicate a $10,000 real estate value and $1,000 personal property for Mrs. George B. Emery, with her will naming Beverly Kreitler. Emery left no will, and heirs include two minor daughters from a prior marriage. The Emerys and sister-in-law were killed in the same Route 20 crash near Farr View.

Erie Fairview Eriettes Harvey Brockway St. Vincent's Hospital Damian McLaughlin Brockway McLaughlin George B. Emery Emery Erie County Beverly Kreitler Carol Ann Joyce Boardman Youngstown Joseph Frampton Route 20 Farr~view

Local Men Open Texaco Station at 820 North Center Street

Texaco service station at 820 North Center Street to reopen tomorrow under James and Lloyd Lundy of this city. The new operators will offer Texaco lubricants and Fire Chief motor fuel along with full automobile care and service for motorists.

Texaco 820 North Center Street James and Lloyd Lundy

Civil cases to be heard in Erie court with NYC wreck suit

Twenty civil cases will be heard by the U S District Court in Erie including one for 250000 in damages arising from a New York Central Railroad wreck at Conneaut. William Thig represents the railroad in seeking removal. Ruth Schuh of Cleveland sues on behalf of her husband James who died in the accident. Guilty pleas expected in two criminal cases: Robert Calvin Scott of Meadville charged with stealing 6000 feet of railroad rails from Keystone Ordnance Works Geneva Pa and William Russell Mohney of Lawrence Park charged with stealing mail including a five dollar cash letter and a 39 check.

ERIE New York Central Railroad Conneaut U. S. District Court William Thig Railroad NYC Ruth Schuh Cleveland James Robert Calvin Scott Meadville Keystone Ordnance Works Geneva William Russell Mohney Lawrence Park

Farm price declines show beef cattle lead losses

The record shows beef cattle prices fell 32 percent over the year ending September 15, 1953, the steepest drop among major farm products aside from potatoes. Wheat and cotton also declined, while eggs and tobacco rose about six percent.

Attendees Gather for First Quality Control Course Session

Twenty two people attended the initial basic course in statistical quality control at the Junior High School under the Brie Section of the American Society for Quality Control. Walter Wohu s led the class with attendees from Abro Supply Corry Jamestown Raymond Mfg Grange League Federation and others. The next meeting is set for November 1 at 7 p m. Wheat corn hay and potatoes showed declines since 1958 and 1947 49 while hoes cotton and wool rose.

Yerowim Brie American Society For Quality Control Walter Wohus Abro Supply MacBain Sears Harold Bates al Blanchard Harry Paulson Loyd Sargent Dorr Barton Lewis Rasiecki Tony Messina John Gaffney L. W. Brown James ¥. Red Newell Beckwith J. D. Ritchie Edna Pierce Alice Hill Dorothy Ross Corry Jamestown Frank Miller Paul Stroup Ollie McClintock Raymond Mfg. Co Robert Wilcox Joseph Pileavage Robert Grice Raymond Roldand Nichols Grange League Federation Pat Evangelista

Conductor Vladimir Bakaleinikoff Dies in Pittsburgh

Vladimir Bakaleinikoff, renowned conductor of special Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra concerts, died yesterday at age 89. He had a 51 year career and had been associated with the orchestra since 1939.

Pittsburgh Vladimir Bakasleinikoff Pittsburgh Symphony Orchester Bakaleinikoff

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