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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1952
Page
6
A rumor fueled raid talk led to a swift false alarm as hundreds of bear hunters dispersed after two days. Only four bears were reported killed in northwestern Pennsylvania, far below the 19 opened earlier. Local police changes included Fred Leamer’s transfer to Hollidaysburg and a stalled Meads Township justice appointment, while Meads council eyed a $60,000 budget start.
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Adoph G. Jones of Seloron. Among his survivors is Da- Ad Jones, local Erie Railroad freight agent, Rey, L O, Start, Oil City, will not stand trial at the current term of Quarter Sessions court. The Oil City radio evangelist charged with assault and battery with intent to commit a moral offense was released late yesterday when the principal prosecuting witness, Mrs. Margaret Spence, Ol City, failed to appear in court. Rev. Stuart had stood trial before in November 1851 and the jury was unable to reach a verdict. A retrial was ordered for this term. CONTINUE HUNT FOR PLANE ANCHORAGE, Alaska. It is unclear what the exact structure is here due to OCR issues, but the main events involve a funeral and a court release in Oil City along with a plane search in Alaska.
Mrs Doris May Wamsley 27 of Tylersburg was killed instantly when thrown from her sedan on Route 3g about one and a half miles east of Leeper. Coroner Ward Kier ruled accidental death. Police reported she lost control after a hard impact and the car struck a bank.
London Time reports Bertrand Russell Britain’s unconventional peer will marry Edith Finch of Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania, his fourth wife. The 77 year old Nobel laureate, already divorced from Patricia Spence in June, wed Alys Smith in 1936 before divorces.
Fragmentary text notes a 1921 Philadelphia construction linked to astronomical observations, mentioning a first U.S. building after 27 years and a second marriage to Dora Winifred, with a later divorce in 1995. Dense errors obscure precise facts, but core points show a Philadelphia project tied to science history and personal relationships spanning years.
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