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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1953

Page

6

Firemen Move Parade Date for Meadville Festival

The Columbus volunteer firemen shifted their parade to Friday June 12 to align with the Firemen's Festival and a simulated Meadville bombing event that day. Several Corry residents joined about 3 000 attendees at an Erie Philharmonic Young People's Concert in Gannon Auditorium.

Columbus Haive Meadville Messert Erie Philharmonic Orchestra Gannon Auditorium Erie

Service Wednesday for Martin D Bertram

Martin D. Bertram died after an extended illness at 81. He was born January 23 1872 in Cambridge Springs and lived in Jamestown Corry and other cities before retirement. Survived by wife Alice M. Hull two daughters two sons two sisters and one brother four grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev J Emerson Low officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.

Martin D. Bertram Mr. Bertram Cambridge Springs Jamestown Corry Alice M.hull Carnation Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Bryan H. Flucke Los Angeles Calif Howard E.rehnberg Walter H Cleveland Leon L Hopewell Ralph Kepler Eau Clair Wis James Aley Burton

Liberal Party Wins in Japan After Tightly Fought Vote

In Japan the Liberal party won 199 seats in the 466 seat House of Representatives, short of a majority. Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida faced a cloudy picture as rivals weakened and outside support could allow a fifth cabinet. The Communists won 1 seat amid a 78 percent turnout of over 35 million voters.

Associated Press Tokyo Shigeru Yoshida Liberal Party House of Representatives Japan Liberals

Lull in Korean fighting pauses amid exchanges at Panmunjom

Front line fighting eased on the 155 mile battlefront as prisoners were exchanged at Panmunjom and few clashes occurred. U S Ninth Fleet air support continued with large bomber activity and a brief scare near Inchon and Kimpo. A Red shore battery damaged a U S destroyer’s deck but caused only superficial harm.

Shoul Panmunjom Reds Eighth Army U. M Fifth Air Force Seoul Inchon Kimpo Navy Wonsan U. S Eyes

Sherman resident Frank Mossinger dies at home

Frank Mossinger 1 4 resident of Sherman for four years died at his Sherman home Saturday afternoon. Born February 28 1877 in Cambridge Springs he had lived in Erie before moving to Sherman. Surviving: two sons Earl and Albert three brothers Joseph William Arthur and a sister Miss Nettie Mossinger and four grandchildren. Service tomorrow at Spitzer Funeral Home Sherman with Rev. Taylor Wright officiating burial in Evergreen Cemetery Union City.

Frank Mysonser Sherman Mr. Mossinger Cambridge Springs Erie Earl of Sherman Albert Shamokin Joseph William Arthur Union City Nettie Mosainger Spitzer Taylor Wright Evergreen Cemetery

Dunkirk Printer Secures $1302 Award in Court Battle

Great Lakes Color Printing Corp. of Dunkirk wins a civil court verdict against Star Waste Product Co. of Brit for payment of waste paper. A jury ruled in favor of Dunkirk, awarding $1302 plus interest.

Erie—Great Lakes Color Printing Corp Dunkirk Star Waste Product Co Brit Dunkirte

Paper shipments unpaid lead to charges against Star Waste owner

William Coleman owner of Star Waste Products faced charges for six unpaid paper shipments he picked up in 1962. His defense claimed the paper was not white blank newspaper but ink covered. A polar bear uses only its front feet for swimming.

William Coleman Star Waste Products Coleman

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