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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1952

Page

3

Paragrat Report of Local Incidents and Holidays

Mrs. Merle McIntyre reported a girl's level abandoned near her home on South Center Street, and police moved a wheel in the alley used for two weeks to the police station. Armistice Day will be observed as a federal holiday with limited post office hours. Real estate transfers in Erie County were recorded, and a girl burned on face and hands while coal and kerosene were used in a fireplace. A 1952 sedan struck a lumber truck on North Center Street near the Elks Club. minor damage to the sedan. The Pennsylvania Motor Federation endorsed tying motor vehicle code funds to highway maintenance. Weather: 21 degree low. six inches of snow with 0.64 inch moisture. A man injured at Corry Jamestown plant. Mrs. Sarah Gayle, 105, dies in Veviungo County. Weather-wide, mild with no severe cold. three-state federal tax district to open in Philadelphia with directors in multiple cities.

Merle McIntyre McIntyre South Centertreet Ynier Philadelphia Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Treasury John Snyder Aistrict Snyder Pittsburgh Scranton Camden Newark N. J Wilmington Del Internal Revenue

Glenn R. Lucas Dies After Illness at 52

Glenn R. Lucas died late this morning at 10 30 at his home 20 East South street after a lengthy illness. Born April 28 1901 in Forest County he lived in Kane Corry Westfield and latterly here. He worked in lumber mills then at McInnes Steel and retired three months ago. Surviving are his wife Bertha Crascut three daughters a son stationed on the USS Stickel in San Francisco two sisters three brothers and one grandson. Funeral at Bracken Keating Wednesday at 2 with Rev H Ray Harris officiating.

Glenn BK Uds Wee East South Street Forest County Kane Corry Westfield McInnes Steel Company Charles Maze Bulmont Kenneth Maze Warren Robert Maze Bracken- Keating Funeral Home H. Ray Harris

Nobel Physics Prize Awarded to Bloch and Purcell

The $32,000 Nobel prize in physics is shared by Dr. Felix Bloch of Stanford University and Dr. Edward Purcell of Harvard for the simultaneous discovery of a technique of nuclear induction. The method enables determination of properties of atomic nuclei.

Felix Bloch Stanford University Edward Purcell Harvard

Trainman killed as Soo Line freight wrecks at Cavour station

A head on crash between two Soo Line freight trains at Cavour Wis halted one eastbound engine, killed 55 year old engineer Fred de Gault of Gladstone Mich, and injured three other crew members Lee Alworden Jack Kemps and John Gnat all of Gladstone. Officials estimate damage near a million dollars.

Avert Riot at Titusville Game Ends in Arrests

A riot nearly erupted after Titusville Hampton Township High School football game as Hampton fans abused police, players, and referees. One spectator was arrested for obscenity. officers escorted him to the station with others later detained. Three were jailed for inciting a riot, later released on $60 forfeit each. Hearing set for November 16.

Tusville Titusville Hampton Township Hampton Joseph Boner Tilent Albert PL Brady Carter Field Edgar N. Alderman Ralph Whiting

Fail to provide address costs relief funds for Erie man

Carl Stahlberg, 52, living in a packing crate at 1715 Peach Street, had public assistance checks eliminated after failing to give a forwarding address. Erie County Board of Assistance director C L White said he has been on and off the relief rolls for 10 years and that checks cannot be left by a postal carrier if the recipient moves. The recipient must report changes directly to the Board staff.

Erie Carl Stahlberg Peach Street C. L. White Erie County Board of Assistance White Sid Board of Assistinee Staf

Wild Ducks Help Penn State Study Navigation on Roof

Wild ducks including mallards wood ducks and blue wing teals have settled on the roof of a Penn State laboratory for a wintering study led by Dr Henry L Yeagley associate professor of physics. The project builds on pigeons’ geomagnetic navigation with ducks offering a larger, tractable test subject and a rooftop habitat near Osmond Laboratory for ongoing navigation research.

Penn State ST Wee Gomme Glens Pennsylvania State College Tird Navly Henry L. Yengley Signal Corps U.S. Army Yeagley Wmited Leston College Osmond Laboratory

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