11 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1952
Page
1
The fragmentary OCR reads as an unclear mix of letters and place-like terms, offering no coherent event, persons, organizations, dates, or locations to anchor a meaningful news summary. Unable to identify a factual incident or named entities from the text.
Local listing notes a stove for Lon in the Call Sth WH Oplenh territory with a price inquiry and unclear details. No formal description or exact location provided. Potential buyer seeks more information about availability and conditions.
Unclear OCR text references Erie and West areas, timber and blocks, with several garbled names. The readable pieces suggest a local item about timber or construction in a Erie region, mentioning West and a block, but key details are missing.
Partial OCR text shows a private street reference W-164t and numbers 48 Sny hone 3ilor finished with a call line 2- Sti aT Watt 1 nat. The legible items hint at a local notice or notice-style fragment mentioning addresses, measurements, and a contact line, but concrete actions, dates, or names are unrecoverable.
President-elect Eisenhower and his fiscal advisers plan a cautious approach to reducing federal spending and taxes. Senate Finance Chairman Millikin says budget cuts hinge on the overall program, with no rush to big changes. Eisenhower aims for a 2.0 billion dollar budget by July 1, 1964, but cautions against rapid action.
A Ripley girl thanks the man who saved her life at Findley Lake as Alfred McCutcheon appears on a CBS Wheel of Fortune segment with Diane Bochran and her mother en route to New York. In Washington, Edward C. Dougherty is named head of a new Internal Revenue District covering Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware with headquarters in Philadelphia.
A scrambled text fragment references New York University, finance graduates, tutors, and an unnamed economy. It mentions a reform or adjustment but contains numerous garbled words making the precise events and entities unclear. No coherent actions or outcomes can be determined from the readable portions.
In Washington Associated Press reports the CIO struggles to select a successor to Philip Murray after his funeral. The choice, to be decided at meetings in Pittsburgh and the Los Angeles convention, may shape the federation’s militant stance and potential merger with the AFL. Walter Reuther and James Carey are top contenders, with UAW favored by some CIO insiders.
Alfred B Waldron of Erie, 25, died when his car left Route 8 on a slight curve south of Union City. Police said loss of control sent the vehicle through a fence and embankment, with a wallet later identifying the victim. Waldron, employed by L. Press and Co. of Erie, is survived by a wife and a son born in September 1951, and his parents.
Washington wholesale gas rate increase proposed by United Natural Gas Co. of OU City Pa was suspended yesterday by the Power Commission. The $1 749 000 yearly rise, 31 percent, would affect customers in New York Pennsylvania and Ohio including Triquois Gas Corp Union Heat and Light Co Mercer Gas Light and Fuel Co Andover Gas Co. A hearing date will be set later. Also: probe opened into the death of Irenie C Kyochell 20 found unconscious near Lebanon Hotel. Coroner to determine if she fell jumped or was pushed from a third story window. She died yesterday after being found Friday.
Board members discussed rising bond interest costs for a new school project. They noted potential increases across districts, with a $2,255,000 budget and possible reductions in machinery spending rather than building changes. Actions included study of joint committee feasibility, five year terms for Authority members, and approval for sick leave rules and budgeted repairs.
In Port Eliabith, East Coast city, hundreds of natives participated in a general protest strike against segregation policies. Employers followed through on threats, dismissing men who took part in yesterday's one-day demonstration.
The Joint Committee discussed plans to heat the new school with gas after an Arlington study showed gas heating would cost 87 275 for gas and 9 155 for coal plus 1 000 for an extra janitor and ash removal. Officials considered ash handling equipment and coal storage costs near 18 000 and evaluated fluorescent lighting bids versus incandescent. Recommendations included alternate bids for lights and continuing overhead wiring, with a focus on protecting East South Street and obtaining right of way from Frank Renzi, while addressing traffic hazards from street work and school buses.
MINEOLA N Y Walter Hy Abel president of the Central National Bank Mineola and three others were indicted by a Nassau County grand jury on charges stemming from an alleged $480 000 swindle. The final indictment names Mrs Lillian Robinson head of Text Tusumtors Inc Roslyn and two ex bookkeepers James McCarthy of Mineola and James J Golden of Flushing Queens. Robinson who was arrested last August 27 faced accusations of falsified loan applications and completion certificates for home improvement jobs. Abel, 45, of Mineola was the original complainant in the case.
Fragmented AP report describes a five hour battle on Sniper Ridge with 11 509 Chinese forces and North Korean casualties. It notes Allied and UN actions on other fronts, including attacks on Porkehop Hill and engagements along the Eastern Anchor, with references to Korean defense lines and shifting positions.
Armistice Day observed across the United States and allied nations with solemn ceremonies marking the 34th anniversary of the armistice ending World War I. Memorial rites occurred at churches hospitals cemeteries and military sites, including a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery.
In a London speech at Guildhall, Prime Minister Churchill attacked Russia for blocking peace in Korea and urged unity of the free world. He lauded Western leaders and warned that alliance with France and Germany could secure European security, while noting the fate of war prisoners and the need for honor in any peace.
Spring Creek School Board seeks to cut transportation costs by replacing two 40 passenger buses with one 60 passenger bus, arguing a nearly $1,440 annual saving. State officials consider cost sharing and suggest reverting to a two-bus, $30 per day setup from 1951 52 figures, leaving district to cover the rest.
The United Nations General Assembly heard British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden lay out four principles for settling the Korea stalemate and asked Vyshinsky if he would accept them. Eden’s speech followed Lie’s surprise resignation, seen as an effort to speed a peaceful settlement.
Benjamin Stechley, 31, of Scenery Hill RD J in Washington Courts, was wounded by bird shot while hunting on the Firth farm near Spartansburg. The pellets struck him in the chest abdomen thigh and heel. He was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital in fair condition and received emergency treatment. Hospital expects discharge within a few days. The incident involved a companion firing as a pheasant broke cover.
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