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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1953

Page

1

Local Real Estate and Notices Mixed With Personal Expressions

Fragments show flats for rent in Colworth area and near Washington Street with rooms, baths, and utilities listed. Also mentions house for sale, real estate broker ads, overdue notices, and a death notice with thanks to hospital staff and nurses.

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Big Three ready to resume Austrian pact talks

The United States Britain and France propose an abbreviated Austrian treaty while the Soviet Union favors a full treaty. Notes exchanged in Washington and Moscow indicate readiness to resume discussions in London with the aim of securing Austria's political and economic independence and moving past Potsdam era terms.

BIG Associated Press Washington Russia Austria United States London Paris Britain France Adolf Hit Mie Forkien Moscow Potsdam U. S. Nols

Defiant Union Leaders Stand firm as Laniel Warns

Defiant union leaders ignore Premier Laniel as government deploys about 300 troops to Paris to curb possible violence. Broadcasts signal mounting tension as national industries face a second week of strikes and teachers threaten action unless demands are met.

Laniel Joseph Tauniél Mrince Paris Cenler Paris Aves

Two Gunmen Rob New York Bank for 160000

Two armed men robbed the Franklin National Bank branch in Floral Park Long Island forcing the cashier to open the vault. They escaped with about 160000 in cash after dumping the cashier, Evie Gronewall, nearby as police pursued a second car. Authorities issued a lookout for a 1947 Ford with two men.

Associated Press Eas Odo Evie Gronewall Bhie Franklin National Bank Gronewall Bari Franklin-branch Jim Floral Park Long Island Grand Wall Bellerose Queens Chonowall

Reopened inquest into death of three in Gaspe wilderness

A coroner's inquest in Gaspe Quebec will reopen August 27 into the slaying of three Pennsylvanians Joseph Lindsey 45 Rich Lindsey 41 and Cluar Lindsey 20 whose gnawed remains were found in the Gaspe Peninsula. An 87 year old prospector Wither Coffin was detained as a witness after the initial inquest began July 27.

Gaspe, Que Pennsylvania Gaspe Peninsilla Lionel Rioux Gaspetrict Wither Coffin Quenet Coffin Eck Nga Co Bhe Etijeph Lindsey Rich Bollittaysburs Cluar Bust Freedom Jala Prospector

James In Line For State Prothonotary Post

Philadelphia report states Gov. Arthur F. Janes of Plymouth is in line for the prothonotary post in the State Supreme Court, with a $12,000 yearly salary. Charles A. Walters, longtime prothonotary of the two high courts, has been appointed a Common Pleas judge in Philadelphia and may resign soon. The prothonotary serves as official clerk of courts, handling records and aiding argument schedules.

Philadelphia Arthur F. Janes Plymouth State Supreme Superior Courts Charles A. Walters Common Pleas Philadelhia

Corry Council Rejects Plea On Five Car Spaces

Corry officials reject pleas over redesigning five curb spaces at the Smith and North Center street intersection. Traffic on a widened North Center Street and a dangerous bottleneck near Route 6 prompts plans for a Thursday conference with Mayor Kinley and city engineers Williams and Abbey to resolve sidewalk and pedestrian safety along Wayne Street and the west side property line.

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Health Officer Reports Compliance With Drainage Order

At the August Hound of Health meeting the health officer said properties previously discharging effluent from sinks and septic tanks into open street drains are in full compliance. Most sites completed the required work. remaining cases are in progress. No new complaints or orders were issued.

Hound of Health Eich Drake

Reds Begin Stepping Up POW Trade

The Associated Press reports Panmunjom sources indicate the prisoner exchange enters its third week as 75 Americans 7 British and 300 South Koreans are returned. The plan calls for larger deliveries with 1108 of the 1813 Americans claimed held to be released in 14 days. Weather and transport issues hinder shipments to North Korea with potential future moves discussed at Allied talks.

Panmunjom Freedom Lodiey Alliec Phewuian Hunter Raph Oshinraw 1 N Red Jnsoners Vom Kage Island Boavmiinjom Aivernunel U. N Shla Tt Yeaulm Tucsdiny Korvan U.N Choy

Milk price battle erupts over Pennsylvania minimums

An injunction was served to halt price slashing as Meadville area shops challenge state milk minimums. Temple McAllister warns of a fight while McAllister Dairy Store opens on Route 19 with milk priced at 31 cents per half gallon and 81 cents per gallon. The State Milk Centy Commission seeks enforcement, health permits, and licenses. A court hearing is set in Dolhin County Friday.

Meadville Crawford Guynyesti McAllister Datey AirWay State Waren Dearing Dolphin County Court Aso Mcallister Stepe

Joint School Officials Hire Two Teachers

The article reports that the joint school board approved hiring two teachers, with confirmation of positions in mathematics and music. It notes the district’s plan to staff for the upcoming term, potential state approval, and financial implications, including funding by the public trustees and the capstone project.

Allene Duit Kay Duuelis Thompson Steinlur Tor Army Wang Wayne Wayne Nuhip Huntisburg Rohit Slice Phn Jolene Syed Healy Business Ponalsteil

Young Girl Attacked by Group Injures Face

Police report a nine year old girl, Juanite Gates, was attacked by a group of children at Wright Street. She suffered facial injuries including a tooth extraction after being bitten and scratched. Officers plan to contact the girls' parents on their return from vacation.

Howard Gaves Wright Streeh Juanite Jeff

Key Station of MBS Struck By Nationwide Rail Strike

WOR New York key station of the Mutual Broadcasting System went on strike causing a derangement of formal operations. Broadcasting utilities were transferred to improvised studios in Garrierel Nod as the strike spread across the network.

Psucmacea New York Radio Slalion Wor Key Statin Mutual Broadcasting Systet Garierel Nod Wvelricay Engiplienti Chantles A. Culm Business Tai Nue AFL Sui Televisio Bnpineecs Wulit i

No Progress in Aero Walkout Mediated by Stanbrook

The Aero strike stalemate continued as 400 editors and workers joined a Unite Jol protest while union and company negotiators met to discuss terms. Stanbrook's intervention was noted but no progress occurred and further talks depend on the union’s counter proposal.

Thy Aero Strike Tarlny Asien Coneiliato Stejhmol Fenresemin McNermeth Han Aveo Bregard Yenorls Wlyil John Jackson Ile Baresin Iilwnein&hye Stanbrook Liniah Campany Junion

Red Cross official ridicules atrocity charges

A Red Cross official dismissed communist and prisoner atrocity charges as ridiculous. He described a Chinese POW’s testimony under pressure, noting the harsh conditions and forced bath as an example, while criticizing the sensational framing by others.

Red Cross

Police Arrest Columbus Boy in Wild Chase

A Columbus youth, after a high speed pursuit on Warren County highways, admitted stealing a car from Rev. Kevin Chaidler of Tottsville and wrecking it during flight. He was turned over to county authorities and faces charges after the dramatic incident ends with police recovery near Route 174.

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Leader of Democratic Party Dies in Dublin Hospital

Edward Tiyan a 61 year old Democratic leader and Bronx native, died in a Dublin hospital while on vacation. He left New York for Ireland July 25 aboard a liner, accompanied by his wife and 9 year old daughter Sheila. Tiyan helped James A. Farley secure the 1932 Democratic nomination for Roosevelt and became national party chairman in 1940.

Dem Associated Wrext Dublin Edward Tiyan America Democralie Sheila Flynn James A. Farley Frankfor D. Roosevelt Tammany Hall Farley

Hope 10 Block Seating Of India At Conference

Russia leans toward a plan to include some who sent troops as Hope 10 blocks seating of India at the conference. Assembly majority expected to side with Soviets amid maneuvers and regional tensions.

HOPE India Russia

Moscow aims widen United Nations split with Britain breach

United Nations reports Moscow seeks broader neutrals at the Korea debate, pressuring inclusion of India and other nations. U.S. and Britain clash over representation as Dag Hammarskjold and U.N. members weigh a broader conference roster amid Cold War tensions.

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Draft pushes two more into army as board updates

Corry Board confirms two additional entries for the army draft and notes orders issued in September. Arthur Sour of Union City and Edgar Gumbert of Edinburgh depart as New Cumberland induction proceeds, with Selective Service notices guiding the process.

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