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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1952
Page
3
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The 46 day strike at the Sylvania Electric plant ended as the remaining 30 strikers returned to work. About 600 other workers had returned earlier after a separate Jones strike noted for occasional violence and arrests. A National Labor Relations election is set for November 24 to choose a bargaining agent. The new contract grants a five percent hourly wage increase with a six cent retroactive raise to September 11, boosting the average wage to about $1.23 per hour. The deal also includes three days off in cases of illness and other benefits.
Nepal and Swiss led climbers neared Everest summit as a nine day old report said the expedition had climbed to within 150 feet of the top. Experts predicted the ascent unlikely to continue at such altitude and expected a retreat to lower camps.
Two youths from Titusville received 67 day jail terms after pleading guilty to hunting with a motor vehicle in Crawford County near Mt Hope Randolph Township. Clarence Mattocks 18 and Harry Burchfield 19 were caught driving a tractor at dawn, shooting rabbits with headlight aid. They faced $50 fines or 87 day sentences but were jailed for the term. A third boy, 17, was with them and to be charged.
A McKean County jury awarded Bruce E Helm 17500 in damages against South Penn Oil Company and Frank Egin after a Sheffield road accident in 1949. Helm, who risked helping the injured, was severely burned when gas from a broken line ignited near the wrecked truck. He spent months in hospital.
A fire at Buskist Nash Sales and Service in Jamestown damaged multiple vehicles and the building after flames, apparently from a paint spray booth, swept through the rear. No one was inside the booth. alarms delayed containment, and firefighters limited damage to a second floor stock of antifreeze alcohols. Insurance coverage was reported to nearly cover the loss, with total damage still undetermined.
Funeral services for Miss Floy Spencer were held Saturday at 2 PM at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev H Roy Harris officiating. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Numerous friends and relatives from Columbus, Corry, Jamestown, Ashville, Kennedy, Falconer, Frewsburg, Warren, Centerville, Clymer attended.
An explosion at the Bethlehem Steel Corp plant in Johnstown shattered windows and startled residents for miles. No injuries were reported. Officials attribute the blast to an accumulation of gas over a blast furnace and say the plant sustained no damage.
An employee of Pennsylvania State College who was dismissed under a loyalty oath law received a new hearing. Wendell MacRae filed for reinstatement the same day President Eisenhower ordered reconsideration. The president acted on a faculty committee recommendation and named Earl G. Harrison to study the college’s procedures.
A string of explosions at Claymont Steel Corp in De CLAYMONT Delaware sent residents fleeing. Company officials said acetylene tanks exploded in a chain reaction and a worker’s torch sparked the blasts. No injuries were reported as fire crews contained the flames and kept the incident within the plant yard.
A population estimate places Monw Ione at about 3,300,000 residents, reflecting a large urban area with significant demographic heft. The figure highlights Monw Ione as a major city in regional statistics and planning discussions.
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