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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1953
Page
1
Corry School Taxes Rise Three Mills For 1953 54
U N POW Command reports a violent riot at Yonchon camp near Koje Do in South Korea. Four Communist prisoners were killed and 45 wounded as Allied guards used shotguns concussion grenades and non toxic irritants to break up the mob. The command labeled the attackers die hard Communist prisoners of war and said order was restored after the guards opened fire to prevent prisoners from seizing weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pusan
Korea
U. N. Prisoner of War Command
U.N
South Korea
fApwetion
Lhw
Deflan
Coors
Stockade Sont
Sabi
Change Name of Funeral Home in Erie Harrisburg Area
Legal steps to rename Bracken-Keating Funeral Home to Bracken Funeral Home will be filed next week in Harrisburg and Erie. The partnership between Olin Bracken Sr and Charles P Keating dissolved as ownership rules require a native owner. The North Center Street home started in the 1860s by Amos R Morgan remains with Bracken family through successors, with Bracken Funeral Home to be the new firm name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Bracken Funeral Home
Harrisburg
Erie
Olin Bracken Sr
Charles P. Keating
Nalive
North Center Street
Amos R. Morgan
Wollah M. Bracken
Robert
Olin
Mike Ip
Mr. Morgan
Daniel
Cassis Alexander
Cassius
Bracken-Keating Company
Mr. Keating
Mr. Bracken
Eembr Ughment Marley
He Bracken
Penelec Plans 250000 Outlay for Substation
Pennsylvanian Electric Company outlines a 250000 dollar outlay for a new substation to replace the current unit at Bagley Avenue and Seem Avenue. District Manager Earl T. Cheney says the project, totaling just under 950000 dollars, is planned for 1954 though not yet budgeted. the new site will be larger and nearer the center of the load to improve service for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Electrice Company
Impuiliy'y Ile
Bagley Areet
Seem Avene
Earl T. Cheney
Pendee
Wicbington
Marion Streets
Cherry
Ghebyye
Two-Inch Snowfall Shuts In Western Pennsylvania
An April snowstorm blanketed the Corry district with two inches overnight, adding to earlier melt. High yesterday reached 38 degrees, with 29 overnight. Subfreezing roads iced over but warmed this morning. Warnings forecast up to eight inches in the mountains and three to six in many areas. strong winds and cold tonight and Sunday. Mrs Mary E Angler Haslett, 72, wife of Samuel M Haslett, died at home in Tarentum. She aided Chautauqua activities and women’s clubs and served as vice president of the Chautauqua Women’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
George Mulderick
Cay
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
New York State
Wazlett
Tarentum
Mary E. Angler Haslett
Atty
Samuel M. Haslett
Une Chautauqua Association
Chautan- Ns NF
Haslett
Chautauqua Elvie
Women Affairs
Worly
Chautauqua Women’s Club
Time Schedule Agreed Upon For POW Exchange
U N and Communist staff near a Monday start for the exchange of sick and wounded prisoners. The first transfer is tentatively set for 7 p.m. Monday at Panmunjon with U N and allied officers coordinating the logistics. Delegates from both sides are in Korea and will meet to finalize the plan as weather and conditions permit. General William A Harrison and Brig. Gen. Edgar Glenn traveled to Panmunjom to participate in the talks. A U N delegation head stated there is no prediction about the outcome, just daily progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salxon
Korea
Panmunjon
Tall
Maller
Huis
Wiliam
Harrison
Air Force
Edgar Glenn
Jaye
Auarsery
U.N. Command
John G. Daniel
Ajax Concern Develops New Pumping Unit
Ajax concern unveils the TP-1000 series high speed pumping unit designed for secondary oil recovery. The model operates 2400 to 10400 rpm, delivering up to 0 gallons per minute at 2050 psi with a 2% inch plunger producing 123.5 fassons per minute at 824 psi, tested in Wellsville area. designed by Thomas Pierotti under Charles Rainesale, with limited current demand but forecasted growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aju Tron
Wwe
Thomas Pierotti
Ander
Charles Rainesale
Oper
ALF Ittes
Cho
Ajay
Wellsville
N. C
Section
Presidental Yacht Out of Service in Mothball Plan
President Eisenhower orders the presidential yacht Williamsburg retired from presidential service and placed in the mothball fleet. The White House says the ship is a symbol of needless luxury, with no service duties until June 20 when it will be stored. The yacht will be used twice weekly for Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay cruises for wounded war veterans before May 31 retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Tavera
Eienhower
White House
Eenhower
Domes € Hagerty
Navy
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Hagerty
Truman
Wall Street Sees Money Rates Stiffening Says Babson
Babson Park Massachusetts December last, Babson notes Wall Street bears due to Korean peace outlook and Eisenhower era changes. Sentiment favors rate hikes from higher government bond yields and tighter lending, with 34 1 2 percent bonds possible and lenders tightening on new loans, signaling higher interest ahead for small investors and a wary credit market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogen W. Pansun
Babson Park
Mass
Massachusetts
Florida
Wall Street
Stalin
Eisenhower
Malenkov
Lana
China
New Atomic Blast Is Set Off Today
Las Vegas Nevada reports an atomic blast at 4 35 am PST as part of a spring test series. Marines from Camp Pendleton and Camp Lejeune were 4000 yards from ground zero in a tactical exercise with helicopters and mock enemy actions. File notes say the flash was visible in Los Angeles and the event involved 22 00 Marines and 400 additional troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Las Vecas
Nev
Nevada Desert
Atomic Energy Commission
Proving Ground
Los Angeles
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Krop
Armed Forces
Ground Zero
Willis C Bullock
Solon calls six billion cut in arms spending
Senator Ferguson seeks a six billion dollar reduction in arms and atomic spending as Western defense buildup debates rise. Senator Symington argues U S military strength trails Russia, while Dulles prepares a nationally broadcast speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Fergissor
R-Mich
Eisenhower
Ferguson
Senate Armed Services Appropriations
Symington
D-Mo
U.S
Russia
State Dulles
American Society of Newspaper Editors
American Broadcasting Company
National Broadcasting Company
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nd
Senate Forsit Relations
Dulles
Savine
Eisenhowe
Maple Queen Crowned at Meyersdale Festival
Sally Ann Johnson, an 18 year old from Somerset, was crowned Maple Queen before 9,500 people as Somerset County celebrated the Maple Festival. The event featured a large parade, a maple frolic, and square dancing as highlights of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyersdale
Sally Ann Johnson
Somerset County
Somerset
Youth Hurt as City Wreck Injures Teens on East Columbus
A 3:10 AM crash on East Columbus Avenue injured one youth and caused two others minor injuries while a third was hospitalized. Driver Richard Magee, 16, of 340 Shady Avenue, cited for reckless driving after his 1949 model car skidded, hit a tree, and sent occupants into the opposite lane. The car was valued around 700 dollars and the street was slick with thin film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwe Asure Lita
East Columbus Avenue
Richard Magee
Shady Avenue
Mayer
John Merkle
West
Columbus Avenue
Robert Moodjé
Wats
Paul Glurke
East Columbis Avenue
Snyder Circle
Pallor
Couple buys the Corry Den in Waterford
The Corry Den, operated by Mr and Mrs George Roof for a year, sold to Mr and Mrs Charles E Keggle of Waterford. New owners plan active operation from West Main Street and First Avenue on May 1 with the Roofs staying through the transition. The Reagle couple previously managed a fountain at Gray's Drug Store East Erie Plaza and will move to Corry. Mr and Mrs Rengle will relocate to Corry Apartments in the building housing the restaurant. Jailbreaker wanted in Pittsburgh after escape from No 1 Police Station through a restroom window. search by nearly 100 officers continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roof
Charles E. Keggle
Waterford
West Main Shreet
First Avenue
Roof
Reagle
Gray's Drug Store
East Erie Plaza
Kmsville
Rengle
Corry
Uthire Cine
Ann
Seven Cars Of Nevada-Bound Troop Train Derailed
A Nevada bound Army troop train derailed near West Union, killing engineer Ira W. McDowell and injuring fireman George H. Marshall. The wreck sent the engine and a sleeper into a creek after the train plunged off a 140 foot embankment in heavy rain. The officer in charge reported one sergeant seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Norit
Ira
W. McDowell
Parkersburg
W. Vin
George H. Marshall
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Corry Grange tax ruling and school board actions
Corry School Board discussed a $22,500 Armitage property value and $13,500 Renz house value while negotiating a $1,200 settlement for five acres with Mr and Mrs Harley Hull. The district plans to decide if the Armitage appeal goes to county court. A Grange tax issue and bid decisions on Concord School floor were also addressed. A Cappella trip funds were denied from the budget. Dr Emlyn Jones dies from a heart attack in Davidsville after serving as Pennsylvania deputy secretary of welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Stanley Ander
Harley Hull
Harold Armitage
Olid
Frank
Takenohe
Armitage
Reni
Wight
McKnight
Corry Grange
Schow
Grange
Washington Schoo
Concord School
Johnstown
Emlyn Jones
Pennsylvania
Davidsville
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Per Capita Tax Debate Advances In Corry School Budget
Corry school board tentatively approves a seven mill per capita tax hike as part of a broad budget increase to about 301,880 dollars. The plan also includes a four percent amusements tax and a one dollar membership tax, with state reimbursements and bond-related rental payments shaping the final figures. Protests from local business interests over amusement taxes are noted, but lawmakers reserve final decisions on tax adjustments for the next readings. The 1954-55 budget adds another three-mill increase, bringing the two-year total to six mills, with hopes taxes stabilize thereafter. A second note reports Gulf Oil Pittsburgh plans a six percent cut in second-quarter crude oil imports due to winter oversupply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Witc
Ntsbiel
Lawrence Buuslaiy
Fay
SIGM
paViakey Uth Dohiinse
Edward Ber
Peter Russell
Bermard Burns
Rex Theatre
Me Tession
Ely
Aj Pear
Wits
OTL
Pittsburgh
Gulf Olt
Gary
Itz
Said & Wait
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U. MW. Command
Ajax Tron
Barto
Funeral Home
Penelec
Carry
Eagle Street
Second Avenue
Munsan
Ajax Concern
Ajax
Babson
Jonners
Jmoney
Solon
Toni
Dinda
Titusville
Mayst
No. 1
Tema Berita
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