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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
Aug 14, 1953
Page
1
Strikes Rock France As U S Units Back Civil Dispatches
Paris endures a bitter clash as labor walkouts swell beyond 80,000 workers and disrupt railways, electricity, and communications. Premier Laniel resists concessions while U S Army and Air Force set up Operation Strike to move food, personnel, and perishables across the country and to aid bases in France Britain and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Brews
Paris
France
Joseph Laniel
Lumet
Platis
Elgil Igervice
Fem
Banic
Holland
Germany
Britain
Germanny
News- Pappy
Moray
Communist Building Tydes
Uscuss
Tts
Eleven Freed Prisoners Arrive in Honolulu
Eleven liberated American war prisoners landed at Hickam Field in Honolulu last night, returning from North Korea aboard the second POW plane to reach Japan since the exchange began ten days ago. The group included local Hawaii boys swept into waiting families. Seven men, thin and tired after captivity, were carried off the plane, while two Red Cross nurses placed flowered garlands on them. Air Force Lt. Col. Thomas D. Har Filson, who lost a leg in North Korea, looked strong and recovered as the group was moved to a waiting ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
America
Hickam Air Field Base
jHeonnampa
Japan
Hyo Hawaii
Red Cross
Air Force
Thomas D. Har Filson
Clovis
North Korea
Nobbiéa
Bie
Stalemate in Strike Holds No Action Today
The Aero strike talks halted with no new developments as union leaders and Aero Supply management weigh counter proposals. President Tavine and Superintendent Benson were in Cleveland on urgent business, while managers Graham and Long study the union’s counter offers. A federal conciliator could be brought in next week if talks resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquileies
Aer Lodge
TAM
Lie Aero Supply Mtg. Ca
Tic
Sam J. Tavine
K. R. Benson
Cleveland
L. ©. Graham
Steve Long
Weet
Aero Management
Uneon
Grover —Stainbyngis
Greek islands reel from aftershocks and disaster toll
Rivers of rescue efforts gather as Tonian Islands face continued quakes and landslides. Deaths Reach 400 in two communities with 120000 homeless. Nations rush aid including air units, ships, food, water, and medical supplies. Italy Canada Britain America Denmark Switzerland Turkey and Yugoslavia mobilize relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makesmart
Hisimainlans
Sieleken
Greece
Americ
Lerneli
Italy
Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
Washington
American Red Cross
Greek Red Cross
U. S
Denmark
Ialy
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Retailers Learn New Pennsylvania Sales Tax Rules
The State Revenue Department in Harrisburg will inform thousands of retailers how to collect Pennsylvania’s new one percent sales tax. Respondents must display registration certificates, no fee required, with deadlines in the fall. Education via press and radio will clarify taxed versus exempt items, and first reports are due by November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ola F. Meusner
State Revenue
Messier
Messner
Cherestier
Revenue Department
Berlin Food Giveaway Continues Despite Halt Plan
Berlin officials reversed an earlier halt on basic food parcels for East and West Berliners. The American sponsored aid will be distributed daily to Soviet zone residents who come for it, despite police controls and fears of reprisals. By July 27, nearly 20 million parcels of lard sugar canned milk and dried goods had been distributed amid Cold War tensions and Allied concerns. Former Senator Joseph R Grundy of Pennsylvania medical update at University of Pennsylvania Hospital shows eye condition but his status described as good after two weeks in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
West Berlin
Senate
America
Tobey's Senate Seat Is Filled
Concord New Hampshire Gen Hugh Green EI today appointed Robert W Upton a 69 year old Concord lawyer to the U S Senate seat located by the recent deathly of veteran Sen Charles W Tobey Upton a Republican will serve West January 1965 The remain He Wo years Of Pobey s trey will be Med in the 1964 election Also Will be chosen to that eleven seven Biyles Badges term cise pires Im January 1955 It will be the Second time in New Hampshire history that the state elected We senitors in the same election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Hugh Green
Robert W. Upton
I. S. Senate
Charles W. Tobey
Ari Upton
Pobey
Trey
Biyles
Pires
New Hampshire
Aged resident Alex Jinginson 77 found dead in barn
The body of Alex Jinginson 77 was found hanged in the barn at his farm near Corry Morning hour 7:30. The widow and family survivors are listed. a deputy from Warren County investigated and the body was moved to Bracken Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Alex Jinginson
Yais
Corry Lil
Winton
Adium Jingiewici
Jingleski
Ed Lowrey
Warren County
Bracken
Poland
West Virginia
Carry
Haville
Frank
Detroit
John
Corry, Breve
Cancushure
Adam
Willis Poyters
Mayville
Tony Rodenall
Houston
John Tinko
Olymer
Assault over woman prompts double fines in alderman hearing
Rowe Fuihy and Willie Hunt accuse Ross and 190 others of assault and related offenses near Weak Street and First Avenue. Alderman Gordon fines Ross ten dollars for assault and thirty dollars for disorderly conduct. the case covers medical costs and possible further charges.
Two Youngsters Suffocated In Ice Box Tragedy
In Haverhill a discarded ice box killed Michael Rogers, 4, and another child, raising the total of recent similar deaths to eleven. A man, Lucien Duval, pulled the lid and found them unconscious, saying he acted after fearing more youngsters might suffocate in boxes. Police and volunteers had searched for hours. Separate note: William O Smock to head new public relations department at Bond and Starr in Pittsburgh.
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Haveraill
Masy
Wwe
Michael Rogers
Isuwort
Luis
Haverhitl
Richman
Vii
Provtor
Haverhill
Lucien Duval
Linele
Fervisom
Duval
NEW Postion
Pittsburgh
William Osmock
Associated Press
Giblit Relations
Bond and Starr, Inc
Pitts
U S Opposes Seating Indial At Korean Political Meet
United States pressed to limit representation at a Korean conference, urging seating only nations aligned with its stance on Korea. Britain and other allies weighed a cautious approach while debates over inclusion of Russia and China surfaced amid two private sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Welcome Home to Corry Team Draws Crowds
A large crowd welcomed the Corry team home after a close game. Fans cheered as players, coaches, and staff were praised for their effort and sportsmanship. The squad was quartered at Lycoming College and bids of farewell came from Commissioner Stolz before the team headed to a postgame swim and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CORRY
Wong
Ployee
Tamlier
RoWehears
Victor Crageman
Walnlée
Cragg
Lycoming College
Stolz
Bethsehern
Army reports escaped Reds from Communist camps
Washington reports the Army lists 197 soldiers reported by the Communists as escaped from enemy prison camps. Families have been notified and welfare officials will reveal names after next of kin are informed. Among escapees is Pvt Clement Pietrosiewicz of Erie, son of Mr and Mrs Walter J Pietrosiewicz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Welfare Department
Amor
Clement 1
Piekrasiewic
Walter J
Pietrosiewicz
Erie
Boy Injured After Debilitating Accident at Local Parish
A man named AMM crevin yy suppan anaes gai Mrs James Dawis Sr reports a painful accident on West Main Street. Eyewitnesses describe efforts to move him as medical staff rush to assess eye injury and possible burns. Parental concern and hospital admission followed as doctors consider deeper damage and potential eye surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMM Crevin
Suppan
James Dawis
West Main Street
Trysh
Opwlnea
Cory Memorial
Bilal
Kephalie Hospital
Firther Bseevstinn
Corry Chamber backs proposed Corry radio station plan
The Corry Chamber of Commerce directors endorsed attorney Rennekamp's plan to obtain a Federal Communications Commission permit for a 500 watt station at 1340 kilocycles. A tower would rise on a hill south of Lowry property, with downtown operation possible if approved. The station aims to begin limited daily programming within 60 days after approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Muening
Metiwon
Remmiektanp
Tm Detis
Lown
Joseph Lary
Federal Commission
Rennykantys
May Screen Hundreds of Federal Workers
Washington Hundreds of State Department employees may be screened under new security standards even though many have already been investigated. The Associated Press reports the adoption of the regulations reveals a reopening of many loyalty cases and a full investigation of most employees not already thoroughly screened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Sphoekes
Dulles Warns Reds to Send Back Allied Prisoners
The Associated Press reports at Panmunjom that U S Command asked the Communists to state if any Allied prisoners sentenced to confinement remain. Returning POWs say some were held behind false charges with unclear totals. Washington warned Reds to release all eligible Allied captives, while the UN noted the last batch of 222 Chinese is to be shipped home, with 250 more awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Panmunjom
U. S
Ric Buve
Louis C
Idem
Huseeehunne
Hoth Reus Yend
Shentha Mt Oldag
Prisbisers Ems Wilen
Peonavise
Senreminy
John Foster Dykes
Warner
Reds
Henil Baole
Apathet
Nc Red
Neds
Pelping
Dulles
Aleen
Pelpins
Willi
Shile
Paiintin
U.N. Commale
HUA
Celui
U. N.C
Washington
Grove City Man Shoots Woman Then Commits Suicide
A 60 year old Grove City man shot a woman twice then killed himself after an argument at his home. The widow Mrs Gertrude Felsing said Millican appeared despondent. Deputy coroner Dr D E Wansettler classified the incident as attempted murder and suicide.
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Gyo Grove City
Gertrude Feleing
Atd Butler
Cucll Millican
Taspitum
Chaye City
Nulivanne
D. £. Wansettler
Murear
Felsing
Millican
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