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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1953
Page
3
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Relatives received word last evening that Coyt Williams was killed by lightning near Clearfield Florida on Thursday. His funeral is at Moss Funeral Home at 4 pm today, with burial in Pine Grove. The body arrives Tuesday in Corry. services will be held Wednesday at Pine Grove cemetery. Surviving sister-in-law Mrs. June Williams of East Smithsiree and her husband Ernest A. Williams, brother of Coyt, who died in January 1952, are noted. A memorial note follows of other local legal and civic items in the area.
A dense schedule lists programs for Channel 4 and other slots including Industry on Parade Johns Hopkins Review Married Joan My Son Jeep Indians vs Red Sox Zoo Parade Super Circus American Forint Let's Play Charades News with Cy Buckley Paul Winchell Show Your Playtime The Big Pagot Television Playhouse Nothing But The Best What's My Line Late News and Weather Final Sports Review Robert Montgomery.
York Pa federal case shows Earl G Smyser a longtime head teller free on five thousand dollar bond after arrest on charges he embezzled twenty thousand nine hundred eighty nine dollars from York County National Bank over ten years to fund his family. FBI reported the shortage discovered late Thursday. Smyser testified he diverted funds to educate his two children and for living expenses. Bank officials did not disclose his salary.
Detectives questioned Lawrence Lynch, a former Raceway troubleshooter, in connection with the fatal shooting of Thomas B. Lewis, 35, Local 42 union official. Edward Ryat, 46, allegedly a hired killer, was killed in a gunfight with police minutes after Lewis’s death. Police say Lynch’s arrest follows Lewis’s insistence on his dismissal from the Raceway job.
BLOOMER Wis Bloomer High School's new athletic coach Bob Buel of Erie Pa saved a 12 year old boy who was pulled from 10 feet of water at the town swimming pond. He revived the boy with artificial respiration after bringing him to shore and reawakening him. The event followed another boy's apparent drowning attempt nearby.
Business leaders and students debate the decline of summer employment with labor law concerns, tax impacts on families, and company scheduling shifts. The piece argues summer work builds character and future work readiness, urging planners and firms to create opportunities rather than shrink them.
A transport named Phoenix departed today carrying 874 Americans freed from communist prison camps. It heads toward the United States with expected arrival in San Francisco in about two weeks. Police had pursued a suspect named Lynch last night.
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