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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1952
Page
1
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Washington reports mounting tension in coal talks as John L. Lewis threatens a miners' strike and owners prepare contingencies. A Defense Department order may freeze soft coal shipments to stockpile for a potential prolonged stoppage while contract talks continue with Bituminous and Anthracite groups.
A four point buck with a leather collar wandered through the Euclid street area near Seneca and Spring streets before noon today. Residents watched it calmly, with some close enough to pet, while a deputy game warden was summoned to assess the situation and ensure safety.
The case over removing PRR trains 80 and 96 between Corry and Oil City dominated by Oil City and Pennsylvania Railroad arguments. A substitute bus or van service to connect stations was tentatively agreed, but Pittsburgh must approve. hearings adjourned to Thursday.
The Highway Post Office began its route yesterday with early southbound arrival to Corry and a late northbound return. Delays were noted due to road work near Titusville and Getty, prompting a temporary order delaying the Corry Titusville leg and a mid-day cancellation on the Getty-Titusville loop. Officials expect road repairs to finish within nineteen weeks restoring the schedule.
Mrs Ellen Willis, life-long resident of Youngsville and later Meadvile, marks her 100th birthday Saturday. Surrounded by family including Mrs Harry Fleming, she celebrated with quiet daily routines and remains connected through letters with friends who plan visits for the milestone.
President Truman denounces what he calls the big lie and urges voters to defeat its proponents across parties. He cites loyalty aid and attacks on Gen. George Marshall while warning communism within the United States seeks to exploit propaganda and hidden agents.
An elderly Fourth Ward resident wielding an Ix smashed two windows and terrified the neighborhood around 7 30 AM before two neighbors subdued and disarmed him. Police received three calls as the incident unfolded. A physician sedated the assailant and he was later committed to North Warren State Hospital.
Corry residents responded to a Red Cross blood drive with 136 pints donated on the eighth bloodmobile visit. About one third were chalk-ins not scheduled previously. 12 donors were rejected due to weather related issues and other factors. The drive pushed total donations to 971 pints since the first visit two years ago, with another visit planned for December.
Major General Hershey urged changes to service regulations to secure enough manpower for mobilization. He did not specify legislative action and said current rejections at induction could be reduced. He noted 1.48 million classified 4F as of August 1 and cited a 45 percent rejection rate through April 30 for physical and moral reasons.
Ajax Plant in Corry will host an open house for employees families and community friends to mark 75 years of operation. The firm, a long time oil industry engine and marine propulsion provider, stresses its role as a leading American engine builder since 1877 and its evolving plant and product lines through World War II.
A man clashed with police on a subway platform during a rush hour public safety incident with two women reported on the Leacks line. Despite heavy police response, the suspect fled as a wave of night and day crimes spurred a 200-officer night patrol ordered by Police Commissioner George P. Monahan.
Eyewitness radio reports describe wrecked communities on Wake and Kwajalein as rescue efforts move to evacuate about 700 residents to Honolulu. A military aircraft delivered food water and medicine, while initial estimates put damages near 10 million dollars as storms with winds up to 160 miles per hour lash the atoll.
Tubal plans were discussed for the city’s participation in National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. An advisory committee met with members from Aero Supply plant union and local business leaders to outline objectives and actions for outreach to industries and the public.
Stewart Lone of the Gerry Chamber endorses the Calktin Kelly Co plan to compile a city directory. Otten explains a survey among local businesses will determine demand and pricing for a new printed directory after the war.
Harrisburg Erie County District Attorney urged the Shire Pardon Board to deny Mildred Tham( AS) commutation for life murder. He said he would always fight to release the girl while Thomas was convicted in 1961 of first degree murder of Robert Fischer of Erie. Her brother Mike Burns, convicted in the same case, was executed. Bus strike near end as talks begin on a new wage offer from Harmony Short Line Transportation Co after 12 days.
A locomotive tender exploded about 20 miles west of Seoul, killing 14 and wounding about 200. The blast derailed coaches, crushed passengers and workers, and halted service as rescuers attended the scene. Three Americans aboard were reported lightly injured.
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