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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1951
Page
4
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The Corry relief committee adopts a plan dividing work among five committees under the central group. Each case will be carefully investigated before aid is approved, enhancing supervision and cooperation.
Maryalice Sanford an 18 year old Titusville freshman at Allegheny College was slashed on the forehead and right cheek by an attacker who jumped from darkness on a campus driveway near Brooks Hall and Alden Hall. Police report a single cut on her forehead and another on her cheek. She required stitches and was reported in satisfactory condition at Spencer Hospital. She had been at Brooks Hall consulting with a college adviser and was returning to Carlisch Hall when the assault occurred.
The Peronista party stopped all campaigning three weeks before the election due to Madame Eva Peron's illness. She undergoes pre surgical tests for an undisclosed ailment, with authorities not releasing details.
The piece discusses how farmer voting shifts align with farm prices, citing 1946 1848 and 1950 as examples. It notes price levels for wheat corn and hogs and contrasts farm income trends with electoral outcomes, illustrating the influence of agricultural economics on political behavior.
William L. Treager a retired Westmoreland County agricultural agent and Republican defeated Democrat Henry B. Coshey to become mayor of Greensburg in the election. Treager carried twelve of fourteen districts, campaigning on a no gambling platform.
Mrs. Edna Roberts of St John Street challenged Mayor Hampton’s request for clarification on the battle baby case. She denied reports that the infant was obtained from the hospital during her daughter’s training and claimed Portsmouth naval authorities would prove her daughter’s innocence.
Revised wage offers from city building management averted a planned strike by 2,100 elevator operators janitors and other service workers. AFL Local 29 leaders accepted after five hours of talks and International VP Charles Levey will seek union approval at a membership meeting.
A blaze at Ray Ahistrom's Mead Farm near Busti destroyed a 22 by 60 foot barn killing two horses and 50 to 60 chickens. Damage includes riding gear and chicken coops valued about $1,000 with about half insured. Firefighters from Busti and Sugar Grove battled the flames aided by a strong breeze.
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