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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1952

Page

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Directors OK New Corry school plans and finance

Corry Area Joint Schools directors unanimously approved one story joint Inter-Senior High School plans by Hunter Caldwell and Campbell. They authorized $22,000, one fifth of the total architect fee, for drafting. total project near 2.25 million dollars including grading, football field, and equipment. The plan includes separate junior and senior wings, shop, auditorium, cafeteria and gym, with room for future expansion. The board created the Corry Area Joint School Authority to finance and own the building with rent-back to the six districts.

Corry Architer~ Uiral Hunter, Cildwell and Campbell Walter Campbell Elgin Spring Creek Columbus Wayne Concord Anil Gymanasiium Evilaves Anay Drake Meleht Uthat Veilines Ube Siit Archites Hine-Man

Severe hurricane rips over Atlantic second of season

A severe Atlantic hurricane sped northward in the open sea and posed no threat to land. It was 500 miles east of Wilmington, North Carolina, moving north-northeast at 16 to 18 mph with winds around 140 mph at the center and hurricane-force winds extending 75 miles outward.

Associatien Frese Miami Fla North Carolina Bermuda Wilmington N.C

Federal Civilian Payroll Soaring By Byrd Report

The federal civilian payroll rose to more than 9 billion dollars for the current year, up nearly two billion from the prior year, with 2.599 million people employed in July. The increases reflect pay raises approved by Congress and the growing government workforce, according to Senator Len Byrd and the Byrd Committee examining nonessential expense reductions.

Associated Press Washington Thule Sam Congressional Committee Byrd Committee Congress

Red generals claim over a million Communist troops in Korea

General James Van Fleet at a Seoul news conference said there are more than a million Communist soldiers in Korea with ample stocks for an offensive. He denied reports of a pending reassignment and noted UN air attacks are hurting the enemy. He listed frontline gains, rotations of American troops, and ongoing plans for winter clothing as part of an improving supply picture and emphasized ground forces’ necessity in the war.

Associated Press Seoul Korea U.S. Eighth Army Colaintindér Ger James van Fleet 4 News United Nations Vin Fleet Tokyo Whea d Washington van Fleet Bistith Aray Free World U. N Qny U.N Army of the Republic of Korea

Fowler Named ODM Director by President

President Truman designates Henry S Fowler as director of the Office of Defense Mobilization from Washington and Virginia, elevating him from defense production administrator to top civilian post. Fowler will hold the ODM post after Wilson’s resignation amid steel strike disputes, with John R. Steelman acting interim. Fowler plans to remain in defense production temporarily until ODM and the production office are more integrated.

Associated Press Washington Truman Henry S Fowler Virginwttorney Office of Defense Fowler Charles BE. Wilson Blee Wereco Wilson Jush John R. Steelman Wilson Ofice of Defense Mobilization Trustan Defense Publ Meo

Potato Festival expects large crowd at Fourth Ward

A bright morning forecast and open festival rides drew hundreds to the Fourth Ward playground for tonight's dinner. About 160 locals attended the kickoff dinner at the Hotel Corry where Edward A Fallon of GLE spoke on freedom and government encroachment. William Leaby hosted the toast as five contestants were introduced for the Potato Blossom Queen contest tomorrow night.

Fourth Ward Corry Isree Edward A. Fallon GLE Fallon Ferris Michelemast GLF William Leaby Alden Phelps Lyle Wilcox E L. Nison Grimwturst Chain Store Council of Pennsylvania

Italy Mourns Senior Diplomat Count Carlo Sforza

Italy mourns senior diplomat Count Carlo Sforza who died in Rome after a long liberal and anti fascist career in world politics. He served as foreign minister twice and held a cabinet post without portfolio. He would have been 79 on September 25.

Italy Carlo Sforza Sforza Rome

Allied Forces Repulse Eight Enemy Attacks In Korea

Allied forces claim significant air and ground actions across Korea with U S Fifth Air Force destroying 18 MIGs over two days, while ground troops of U N infantry and artillery beat back Chinese assaults on Bunker Hill and surrounding fronts. Ground units and air crews from U S Navy and Marine forces, plus Australian pilots, contributed to heavy bombardments and defense, as clashes near the neutral armistice area and mining centers continued with substantial casualties reported on both sides.

Seoul Korea U. N North Uresn U.S Eighth Army Star Surup Sinhung U. S Fifth Air Force U. S. Air Force Aka

Judge Rules in Favor of Bank in Foreclosure Case

Judge Owen M Burns ruled that bankruptcy proceedings filed by John W Kolstoe do not halt a foreclosure by Titlsville Bank on the Kalstee residence at 80 West Columbus Ave The ruling ends a temporary restraining order blocking sale Real Estate Broker M S Cab Dell and James Harper testified on value but bank expected mortgage not fully satisfied by sale Kate Step Lumber and Supply Co holds a first mortgage against two parcels and a $27577 54 judgment with interest dating from March 15 1950 Kolstee now in Jamestown will be heard next Friday before Aldermst Cobbett on removal of woods from a dwelling tied to sheriff sale Holntea free on $500 bond

Abne Owen M. Burns John W. Kolstoe Titlsville Bank Kalstee West Columbus Avenue M. 5 Cab- Dell James Harper Brie Burns Bank Kolstee Kate Step Lumber and Supply Co Kossles Jamestown Aldermst Cobbett Erie County Sheriff's Office

General on Tour to Inspect U.S. Forces Abroad

General J Lawton Collins Army chief of staff left by plane for Buran to inspect U S forces there. The Army announced he will attend the fall troop maneuvers and visit SHAPE headquarters in Paris.

Washington

Bicycle And Pet Parade To Open Festival Program On Saturday

Parade kicks off a festival program Saturday featuring a bicycle and pet display. Entries from youngsters like Hewitt and others aim for originality. prizes include show items and free Rex Theatre passes. Judges will award best entries near West Soutt Street and First Avenue.

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Districts Study Joint Grade School Construction Plan

Six districts discussed a single joint elementary building or two smaller blocks as part of a proposed junior senior high campus. Architect Walter Campbell outlined bid ranges for a six room or a 22 room structure, with current elementary pupils housed in temporary rooms in Wayne, Felh and Concord townships. If plans start now, no building would be ready before 1954 55 and districts will seek taxpayer input before a final decision.

Schon Stlretors Tremolin Wayne Convers Township Tyre Dukes Vnis Heee Walter Campbelly Chabbets Wayne Township Flelh Tone Concord Township Campbell Architec

Oil City Man Killed by Train in Yard Incident

Andrew Cyufka, 78, of Oil City, died two hours after being struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train in the North Side yards. He was crossing near the Jones & Laughlin Steel plant and did not hear the approaching train at 20 to 25 mph. He died at Oil City Hospital from a fractured skull and other injuries. The fireman observed him walking toward the tracks and carrying a small aluminum tray before the impact.

Corry-Oil City OM O Ty—Andrew Cyufka Oil City Corry-Oi City North Side Cesik Jones & Laughlin Steel A. B. McChesney McChesney

Airport Operator In Jail On Murder Charge In Potter County

Alfred Sallade, airport operator at Cherry Springs State Park, was jailed awaiting grand jury action on a murder charge. He was arraigned before Justice Klein for the shooting death of Charles Van Pell and wounding a companion. Prosecutors say Sallade admitted firing the shot. bail was not set.

Pella Wania Thas Gallade van Pelt Bewie Sallade's Cherry Springs State Park Here Fehl

Allied navies plan large scale maneuvers off Scotland

NATO task force of more than 18 Allied warships will assemble off Scotland for a one day naval exercise code named Operation Malabrare. The drills aim to boost cooperation among North Atlantic partners and demonstrate Allied readiness to defend the seas and Arctic approaches.

Associated Press Oslo Normjy Ely North Atlante Norway Denmark Iceland NATO Fr Wurpe Soviet Russia Arctic Europe Scotland

State Labor Federation Endorses Senator Dent in PA

The Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor added State Sen. John H. Dent to its slate of endorsed candidates for this November. The endorsement calls Dent one of the best spokesmen for labor in the history of the State Senate and a real champion of working men and women, praising his leadership as Democratic floor leader.

State Federation OF Labor DENT Harrisburg Fennsy Yanin John H. Dent D-Weatmoreland Sen. Dent Pennsylvania State Senate Ihs Great Commonwealth

Lewis and Hard Coal Operators Near Agreement

Washington reports ongoing negotiations between John L. Lewis and coal operators near a tentative contract. Interest centers on wages and welfare provisions for 66,000 Pennsylvania miners and 360,000 bituminous workers. Talks aim to resume next week with potential interim terms while broader disputes continue.

Associated Press Washington John L. Lewis Sorkix Luewo Vie Tinuwn Josephs Moody Pueekdome Lewas Lewis Bert Pennsylvania Cepa Bey

Potato Queen Plans Stadium Store Visits

The Potato Queen will tour six local stores including G C Murphy Woolworth Lobins Barney Firestone A & P and Wing Will tomorrow. She appears from 7 to 10:30 a m and 1 to 3:40 p m at various shops with a 8:30 p m bicycle parade and street dance closing the festival. GE announces 27 inch TV tubes from Syracuse Electronics Park, largest GE tubes yet.

Als Nissley Visielig ix Corey Alent Lobign Eravery Wing-Will Barney's Firestone West South Street Schenectady General Electric Co Electronics Park Syracuse

Eisenhower greeted in Chicago by brass band music

Eisenhower arrived at Midway Airport from Philadelphia at 1 a.m. EST to campaign talks with Midwest Republicans. About 100 supporters welcomed him as a brass band played and he shook hands with William G. Stratton, candidate for governor of Illinois. He planned meetings with Republican leaders and precinct workers across Chicago.

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