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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1952
Page
3
A fragmentary report notes an explosion at a location tied to Robert W Le, with injuries to Nev Coke Marks. Details are incomplete in the readable text.
Erie Pennsylvania's Supreme Court, in Philadelphia, reversed a Common Pleas ruling that struck down the machinery tax on Hammermill Paper Co. The decision sustains the tax base of 14 million for machinery within a 163 million overall assessment. The ruling may set precedent for other appeals and affects city and school board finances.
United Nations session opens as Indian delegate V K Krishna Menon urges East and West to back his compromise plan to form a four power commission to supervise repatriation of prisoners. US and USSR show no clear support. Poland to speak on Korean debate this afternoon.
Mrs Glen McKnight of St Joseph Missouri lay seriously injured five days in wreckage beside a busy highway after a 120 hour ordeal. A highway grader operator saw the wreck and rescued her. Doctors report her condition as remarkably good and call it a case for the medical books.
The text notes that the machinery assessment linked uniformity could allow an appeal to the nation’s highest court, framing uniformity of assessment as a constitutional issue.
Judge Samuel J. Roberts imposes a $100 forfeiture to Erie County treasury as a probation condition in a motor violation case. Roberts notes the sentence is new here, while court aides say similar penalties are uncommon locally. Howard Frost of North Girnet faced charges after dimming car lights and speeding to avoid identification.
The Allegheny Chapter of the Catholic War Veterans sent a resolution to the U S Board of Parole opposing Alger Hiss release from Lewiston? No, Lew isburg Penitentiary. The resolution calls Hiss an enemy of the United States and warns his release would threaten national security after his five year Federal Court sentence. William J Whalen dies in Smontown dying at 48. he was burgess of Aimgettstown and head of Whalen's Machine Shop.
Federal officials searched for Thomas Unger Brown Luchese, a prime figure in a state crime probe, as U S Attorney Parker moved to denaturalize him in Brooklyn Federal Court. The action seeks deportation after he allegedly obtained citizenship nine years ago in Newark, New Jersey.
In Athens King Paul swore in Alexander Papagos and his government. Papagos said the government is looking toward materializing its promises to the Greek people. The Greek Rally Party, led by Papagos, pledged an efficient administration.
Louis Belluon Jr, 29, a white drummer in Duke Ellington's band, married Pearl Builey, 34, a Blues singer from Negen, in Caxton Hall registry office. The couple exchanged rings as registrar James Holiday noted the marriage, with Bellson quoting, You keep married now, and the couple appeared gleefully happy.
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