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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1952
Page
4
The Union City and Corry High School teams battled on Athletic Field as Armistice Day fell, with Corry taking a 12 to 4 win before about 700 fans amid wintery conditions and muddy field. Counterfeit bills circulate as two or three shops report losses while police have no complaints yet.
Warren Borough police seek those responsible for rooting nails and broken glass scattered on Lexington and Second avenues leading to two Sylvania Electric plants. The debris appeared as workers who voted to return to work headed to jobs amid a strike now in its sixth week. Picket line outside the Lexington plant grew to about 60, with IUE-CIO members from other locals joining.
John Duffy district president and international vice president of the union presided as district representatives met strikers. More than 16 percent of Bylvia employees have returned to work, with some departments at 200 percent. Workers sided with a back to work movement against Local 638 leaders a week earlier. The NLRB will hold a hearing at 109 m tomorrow in Warren County Courthouse to decide if a bargaining election should occur for Sylvania employees. Workers backing the movement petitioned the NLRB for a bargaining election to keep IUE-CIO as bargaining agent.
Special revival services are being conducted at the Salv on Army Citadel at East Washington and Park streets each night through Friday starting at 7 45 P M The evangelist is Senior Major Arthur West from the Erie Pa Temple Corps bringing a different musical group nightly The Corry meetings are part of a Division wide revival across 27 Corps in Western Pennsylvania Public invited per Lt Merlin Gaskell commanding officer of the local Corps.
DeSoto automobiles from the 1953 Firedome Eight and Power Master Deluxe will be shown at the Borshtorf Fitch agency, 206 First Avenue, Corry. The public may register for four prizes of 10, 10, and 5 dollars, to be drawn at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
A preliminary report by two members of the Subversive Activities Control Board labels the Communist Party of the United States as a puppet of the Soviet Union after hearings from April 1951 to July 1953. It recommends registration under the Internal Security Act of 1950 and a financial disclosure, with possible Supreme Court challenges pending.
A test style piece asks ten trivia questions from US presidents to biology and geography. It instructs scoring by score ranges from Genius to Poor and mentions a hidden answer page. The piece imitates a puzzle column with misspellings and OCR-like errors.
A nearby farmer posted land stocked with game and bagged a 15 pound turkey on opening day. The incident raises questions about hunting conduct and sportsmanship among local landowners and neighbors.
Fractional assignments offered in a gas well developed by Stevenson Development in Mix Run Cameron County Northern Pennsylvania near Leidy field. Independent operation offering public interest. prospectus available by writing Stevenson Development 118 10th St.
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