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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1953

Page

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Moscow backs China plan on Korea and UN representation

Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov endorsed Chou En Lai's Korean peace proposals and expressed readiness to help implement them. He called for China and North Korea to gain representation in the United Nations and supported exchange of sick and wounded prisoners of war as part of a broader settlement to end the Korean conflict.

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Man Charged with Lewd Photo Ring Commits Suicide

Henry C. Brosius, 58, facing charges of passing and exhibiting lewd pictures, died by suicide in his home during a coroner reported hearing. Deputy Coroner De G. M. Sonne of Crawford County said Brosius used a 12 gauge shotgun in a mouth shot. He was arrested Sunday and found in his workshop.

Ayou Ste Titusville Henry C. Brosius de GC. M. Sonne Grawford County Brosius Broans

Seek New Murder Trial for Acquitted Woman

Special Prosecutor Charles J. Margiotti asks Beaver County Court for a new murder trial for Mrs. Catsidrine Bmiulko, acquitted last week in the 15 year old Margaret Bankowski case. He contends Judge Motreary erred in freeing Mireamutko and seeks a further trial to protect the Commonwealth’s interests while he studies whether the decision can be unwound.

Tres Beaver Charles J. Margiotti Catsidrine Bmiulko Margaret Bankowski Mariott Beaver County Robert E. Motreary Mireamutko Commonwealth Botute Thie Geairest

Long Court Hearings Loom Over Wayne Township Dump Case

Preliminary objections to an injunction proceeding started March 9 seek to halt garbage dumping on a Wayne Township tract. The case centers on Mr Slye and opposition by Mr Julian and others. Arguments before a Erie County judge are not expected this month. an appeal could follow if rulings go against Slye.

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Crusade Planning Committees Form For Corry Event

Plans set for the Corry Crusade for Christ to be held October 11 through 18 1953 at Evaneptionl United Brethren Church. Dr H Roy Harris chairs with committees named for music publicity ushering personal work visitation evangelism and more. A budget was adopted and churches in nearby towns invited to participate.

Corry Lion J. Maneval Justin Butters David Lines Roy Mather Donald Brown Marion Whipple Gene Hashbrouck Don Engle Nelson Young R. R. Merriman Chatman H. Ray Barris William DeHaven J. Emerson Low Marshall Sherwood Bryan Stowe Visitation Evangelism Howard Stull Min Ember Parle Ralph Austin Roy Kerstetler Scott Bailey Lyle Chase America Ato Clymer Spartansburg Elgin Qurticipate

General Van Fleet testifies on blocked Korea landing plan

Gen. James A. Van Fleet told a Senate Armed Services Subcommittee that he was ordered to stop a proposed amphibious landing in Korea. He said the plan could have pressed the Red forces but was halted by orders from Ridgway and Eisenhower. The testimony opened a televised inquiry into ammunition shortages in Korea.

Associated Prose Washington James A van Fleet Muwlely Korea Eighth Army Mander Xenon Gets Mitthew B. Ridgway Withy Heldquar Tokyo Senate Armed Services Margaret Ghase Smith R+Me

Young Marine Admits Killing Five Persons

Dubuque authorities say 18 year old Marine Fred E. McManus confessed to slayings in Minnesota Texas and New York during a 19 day leave from Camp Lejeune. He told police the killings were to fund a trip for his wife Diana Marie Weggeland and himself after stealing a car and cash.

Associated Press Dubuque Midwest Tifah New York Fred E. McManus Valley Stream Whitee States Mebtanus California Mose McManis A Sali Dubuque County Sheri Leon Martin McManux Minnesota Trnais New York State Hobart Mose McManus Tok Willey Stevan McManus Summerville Martin Camp Lejeune N.C al Jen Braverman Rochester N.Y Braverman McMurtie Dart Murhit McManus Olso Ehlihes Davis Beata Valley Minn Harriet Horseman Shotts Bloomberg Wite Keeneyville Chiro McManussisa Dublique Diana Marie Weggeland Lawrence Bheffel

PRR To Continue 2 Daytime Trains Between Cities

Philadelphia trains No. 570 and 811 will operate in daytime between Washington and Olean New York via Farrellsburg, with the Pennsylvania Railroad authorized to continue the schedule after a Public Utility Commission review followed a withdrawal notice.

Philadelphia Washouston Olean N.Y Farelsburg Pennsyvinia Railroad PRR Public Utility Commission

Mixup Prevails Over Licenses

Harrisburg. Automobile owners who received neither new automobile rates nor special cages authorizing (nor 1952 plates were asked today to seek special consideration from the Interstate State Police headquarters.

Associated Prog Harrisburg Tenrest

Proof of Sending for Plates Acknowledged by State Police

State Police say no arrests will be made for late plate possession if proof of sending is shown. Commissioner Wilhelm notes any valid proof will suffice to resolve the 1969 plate delivery mixup. The 1962 plates were discarded as delays and manufacturing issues caused a shift from 1952 to 1983 plates, with about 200000 owners affected.

Theodore Mubley Ed-C-M—Wilhelm State Police Weston State Penitentiary Pittsburgh State Revenue Department

STRIP-JOB PROTECTION FROM MANY OFFICIALS

President Nixon signed an executive order stripping civil service protections from more than several hundred policy making officials appointed by Democratic administrations. The order allows naming his own choices to key federal agency positions. Press Secretary Haggerty could not provide a precise figure and warned numbers could rise depending on how agencies implement the order.

Ay Associates Washington Inisen= hower Civ Press James Haggerty Palley-Takine Eivil Haggerty Tharmada

State Law Could Up Local School Tax by Five Mills

Corry area officials debate a proposed tax shift raising millage by five mills to fund schools. Local figures project increases of 1,647 to 15,090 dollars in various districts, while some educators doubt any state action will pass.

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Suspect Held in Seven Slayings in London Court

A gaunt 95 year old clerk named Jon H H Christie faced a brief hearing in London’s magistrates court charged with the murder of his wife Ethel and suspected in the strangling of at least five other women. Detectives seek more time to question him about a broader pattern of killings in Notting Hill Gate.

Associated Presa London Gaunt Jon H. H. Christie London Clyde Wilton Scott Yard Chinalie Ini Chivikele Eri Notting Hill Gate Christie Britain Jack the Ripper Ethel

Cost of 12 Room Rural School Project Proposed

Directors from Wayne and Concord townships hear a report on a $445000 plan to replace 10 one room schools with a 12 room elementary building near Spencer School. State aid would cover much of the cost with bonds and year rent details outlined, and districts weigh continuation of future joint financing.

Wayne Concord Lawsshipos Santmuhh Khewyel Walter Campbell Jotero Pneuniae Tate Spencer School Lund Gary Dingfelder Lewehiens Campbell bonninEn Beaverdam Ailee Douglas Johak Roncard Waylie Totat Elgin Donnlag Gonoord Wayne Tawnelip Noudley

Mediator Seeks Speedy End to Rail Walkout in Pittsburgh Area

Associated Press reports a federal mediator aims to end a railroad walkout affecting Pittsburgh area plants. About 1,500 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members and 3,000 other workers faced stoppages as steel, coal, and related shipments ground to a halt, with no immediate progress indicated.

Associated Press Pittshurgh Birtsburgh Sersia Subesidiary US Steel Mediately Duquesne Ad Carin Abohuy Bsteel Pennsylvania United Mine Workers Union Raiload Se Bat Fay Gabriel Chulrman Railrod Gabriel

Major step in post Stalin peace offensive outlined

United Nations delegates viewed the East-West accord and proposals from the Soviet Union and China as a major move in the post Stalin peace initiative. Hammarskjold was chosen to succeed Trygve Lie as UN secretary general, with the five permanent members including the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union shaping the selection. The assembly signaled potential paths toward settlement of Cold War tensions and Korea policy amid shifts in leadership.

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Reorganization Bill Signed Creating Health Cabinet Post

President Eisenhower signed a reorganization bill establishing a new Health Education and Welfare Department to gain cabinet status. Christina Culp Hobby was named head of the Federal Security Agency, with the plan advancing via swift presidential action and Senate backing.

Wasrington Elsen Tower Lodey James Mitchell Sesely Muaaren Associated Press Washington Eisenower Todiy Cirsta Culp Hobby Federal Security Agency

Milk Price Drops One Cent Per Quart Here

A local market note reports the price of milk reduced by one cent per quart today. Market observers expect prices to stay steady as the autumn production season approaches.

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