Twenty Years Ago News Snapshots October 19 1951
Six people escaped serious injury when their Essex sedan was struck by an eastbound freight train at the Maple Avenue crossing. Walter Latos of Corry led the car wrecked by the collision. Corey's Relief Fund surpassed $8,000 as organizers hoped to top $10,000 soon. A Corry High team fought hard but fell 13-0 to Eris Cathedral Prep in a muddy junior high clash. Police arrested George W. Dunkle at a local club on possession of wet goods. A Spartanburg man suffered minor injuries when his car ran over a curb on First Avenue. steering gear reportedly locked and left him with a facial cut.
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Maple Avenue
Walter Latos
Corry
R. D
Spartanburg
South Street
First Avenue
Recess Appointments and Senate Action in 1949 Nominees
The article outlines how five RFC nominees received recess appointments, later renominated, and replaced by a single administrator. It discusses Jessup’s UN General Assembly seat, Warren’s 1925 rejection and proposed recess appointment, and the Warren-Sargent succession. It notes constitutional rules on recess commissions and salary bans, referencing Dr. Jessup’s ambassador-at-large post since 1949. Also included is Murray’s Pittsburgh wage policy meeting set for Atlantic City in November.
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Ion
RFC
Congress
Senate
Philip C. Jessup
UN General Assembly
Jessup
Charles Beecher Warren
Sugar Trust
Coolidge
White House
Warren
Spolidge
John G. Sargent
State Department
Truman
Murray
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
International
The
United Steelworkers
Atlantic City
Funeral for Mrs. Ora G. Brown Held at Local Church
Rev James McIntosh of First Methodist Church officiated the funeral service for Mrs Ors G Brown at Bracken Keating Funeral Home at 2 pm Bearers included Fred B Young Carl Hinman Robert Brown Harvey Loveland Walter Auer Walter Blair Stuart Houghton and Mervyn Nast Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery Attendees from away were Lt Barbara Brown Fort Dix New Jersey Miss Cora Young Buffalo Mrs Opal Wade and Mr and Mrs W A Richards of Erie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora G. Brown
James McIntosh
First Methodist Church
Ors G. Brown
Bracken-Keating
Fred B. Young
Carl Hinman
Robert Brown
Harvey Loveland
Walter Auer
Walter Blair
Stuart
Houghton
Mervyn Nast
Pine Grove Cemetery
Barbara Brown
Fort Dix
N. J
Cora Young
Buffalo
Opal Wade
W. A. Richards
Erie
Rinderle Granted Divorce Over Cruelty Indignities
Gecelia Rinderle of Spires Drive, D. 3, was granted a divorce from Norbert Eric Rinderle after a master’s hearing. She testified he inflicted cruelty and indignities including lighting matches and throwing them at her hair, threatening to set it on fire.
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Erie
Gecelia Rinderle
Spires Drive
D. 3
Norbert
Eric
Ex-Escort of Princess Margaret Weds Lord Blandford
London report of the marriage between the 25 year old Earl of Blandford, once an escort to Princess Margaret, and Susan Hornby, 22, daughter of a wealthy businessman. Thousands watched at St Margaret’s Church Westminster Abbey lawn. Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret attended. Winston Churchill, a second cousin of the groom, appeared and was cheered by spectators.
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London
Barquess
Blandford
Margaret
Susan Hornby
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster Abbey
Britain
Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Winston Chuwchill
How's Your I Q A Classic Test of Knowledge Puzzles
A reader quiz with ten questions covering Howard University, King Paul, Dr. Walter Reed, vegetables, the term Quisling, Erden, a riddle on a million dollars, nose types, and the Allied invasion command. Answers are on Classified Page.
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Howard University
Paul
Walter Reed
Quisling
Erden
Hellespont
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Corey
George W. Dunkle
Foster'e. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Scoece
Emblem Oil Co
N-Genter
Wwe
Armitage
International Sterling
Al's Clothes Shop
A&b
Al’s
Hassle
Dormeyer
Wook
Firestone
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Topp
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