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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1951
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an accident on September 4 during a visit. The fragment mentions a person named Wonk and an identifier, with stray numbers and letters, but no clear details on date, location, or outcome.
Rudolph Halley won the New York City council race by 169492 votes, defeating acting Democrat Joseph T Sharp and delivering a Liberal party victory. The result signals a blow to Tammany Hall and a surge for reformers amid low voter turnout and weak party support.
In 1933 Halley swept to a major win seen as bigger than LaGuardia's rise, with a Fusion Liberal backing and a rebel Democrat stance. The piece mentions the Sea bury investigations and contrasts Halley's triumph with the LaGuardia era’s politics. Two Cambria County common pleas judges, George W. Griffith and another sitting judge, won re election.
Republicans score a landslide in Allentown capturing mayor and district attorney posts while gaining a city council majority of 3 to 2. Brighton C. Diefenderfer defeats incumbent Donald V. Hoek 11 937 to 4478 and M. Jack Morgan edges incumbent Kenneth H. Koch 27 676 to 2 001. City and county boards shift to Republican control.
Burrows and Bridges lead the nearby district race with Bridges winning one of two school board seats. Marie Wetmore and two incumbents contest vacancies while G. M. Ladd runs unopposed for assessorship and Gertrude McCray for auditor also secured nominations.
Both Republicans and Democrats and President Judge John H. McCann a Democrat received 32 742 votes from 111 precincts out of 178 Judge McCann had 21 196 votes
In Erie voters returned Democrats to all city posts as Stroth led with 5 379 votes in a landslide. Franklin and Warren reports show Republicans winning key offices in Fralin area contests with sheriff and treasurer results, while county commissioners see mixed margins and party shifts. The article notes a Mexican hand tree description among unrelated text.
Pittsburgh November 7 J J Cain 30 treasurer of Kaufmann store employees federal credit union is free on 10000 bond. Cain stood bail posted by his mother and a professional bondsman. Campbell vice president and Nicoll secretary and office manager are jailed with Campbell held on 10000 bond.
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