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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1952
Page
3
A brief report notes action by the Hareville school board on an unspecified matter as elected officials meet to discuss potential policy updates and budget adjustments. No dates or names clearly identified in the readable text.
A transfer records a property exchange from Ralph Bailey Jr to Wilbur Sorenson in Wayne Township as filed yesterday at the Erie County Court House. Nearby incidents include a car collision reported by Chris Maker of Spartansburg and a fatal exposure death of Harry G. Smith near the Ruel H. Smith mill. Police report Myron Gilewski of Franklin, once Titusville, pleaded not guilty to license suspension driving charges. he posted bond and awaits Quarter Sessions. Firemen’s strike ends, newsroom editor James Kissell comments on negotiated grievances. A teen's broken finger after a basketball game and a TV station channel swap in the region are noted beside polio cases in Clymer.
The Judicial Conference of the United States chaired by Chief Justice Vinson urged Congress to create two additional federal judgeships. One for the Pennsylvania federal judiciary and one for the New Jersey district, reflecting standard procedure after its yesterday meeting.
Actress Judy Garland gave birth in Santa Monica to a baby girl weighing 4 pounds 4 ounces. Her husband Sid Luft, whom she wed June 8 in Holister, California, announced the arrival. Nurses described the infant as a chunky newborn resembling her mother.
Legal conferences may lead to a possible appeal of a state supreme court decision upholding city machinery usage against Mammermill Paper Co. Attorneys report receipt of the ruling and discuss next steps while noting a three month appeal window. A separate Harrisburg crash reports the death of Catherina Horvat, age 40, in a collision with a car driven by her husband Philip.
News briefs from Clymer area report social visits among residents, church activities at Abbe Reformed and Jamestown Rescue Mission events, officer elections for local groups, a needle for charity drive, and shifts in hospital patients amid a broader note on new uranium exploration in Portuguese colonies.
Car and Nome Radio and Television Repairing offer service by phone 3-5733 with night calls to 2.4254 at 122 North Center Street Davis.
Hearings were held at sub city hall for nine Dunkirk clubs raided August 30. The New York Liquor Authority reported adjournments for three cases, with no immediate decisions. Six clubs forfeited $50 bonds in City Court for possessing gambling equipment at the time of the raid. One defendant was acquitted. two cases are pending in court.
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