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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1953
Page
1
Real estate notice lists eight are property at 426 Hate ny with a 15 acre side, basements, barn, tool shed, and a 12x80 silo. Includes full farmhouse with six rooms, two baths, wood wind bath, and truckable access. Contact man by phone for details.
Unclear text fragment mentions a few hard to identify terms and names. No coherent event or individuals emerge to confirm a specific local news item or outcome.
Fragmentary notice describes an estate sale or listing near 320 East Pleasant Court with a detached bath, landscaped yard, and summer arrangements. Mentions an executrix and county involvement. Details are illegible, but references a realtor contact and a miscellaneous address cluster.
Vice President Richard Nixon arrives in Washington after a 10 week tour through 21 countries. He is expected to urge continued nonrecognition of Communist China and ongoing military buildup in the Far East while presenting Eisenhower with a comprehensive survey of Asia and the Middle East.
Philadelphia report notes Democrats from the East launch victory rally for Adlai Stevenson and view rising party prospects. Pittsburgh Mayor David Lawrence withdraws from nomination discussions while committees focus on strategy and fundraising ahead of 1964 elections. Stevenson is set for a national telecast and a $100 banquet in Philadelphia.
The Northwestern Electric Co operative Association plans an eight percent rise in estimated 1954 expenditures and revenues but will lower the net average rate to consumers from 2.36 to 22 cents per kilowatt hour next year. Average power use per consumer runs about 4 300 kilowatt hours. The board will remove a five percent delinquency penalty for one year on a trial basis and add a three man crew to maintain rights of way. general manager William Wenner expects 1954 revenue at 709 004 dollars, up 54 000 from 1953, with operating expenses including interest and taxes at 900 3 000.
Bre County Health and Tuberculosis Association reports $2250 donated by locals and surrounding residents so far. The drive aims to raise funds to support Christmas Seals and relieve volunteer mailings burdens as December appeals continue.
Local retailers will remain open until 9 p m starting tonight through December 2 except groceries while Santa visits downtown to inaugurate the new hours. Transport arrives Seattle as USNS Gen Hugh SP Gaffeney docks.
Kenneth O Day of 618 Liberty Street lost control of his car on West Washington Street near St. Tom’s, clipped a Pennsylvania Electric Co. pole, and caused a power line short. Front-end damage was about 500 dollars. O Day was shaken but not seriously injured.
Nine airmen died when a B-36 crashed near El Paso Texas as it attempted to land at Biggs Air Force Base. The bomber struck a west slope and exploded in flames. Parachutes were deployed by some crew members before the crash, and searches followed the incident.
Incoming city officials must set a bid process for a new garbage contract as current terms with Sive expire. Potential incinerator plans loom at an estimated 48 thousand dollars, with total costs possibly exceeding 70 thousand including bonds and construction.
Three cars were damaged in a crash near Centerville around 9 to 10 PM injuring Albert Green and sending two drivers, Stewart and Corbett, to nearby physicians. State Police reported Green's truck struck the Franklin woman’s auto as both were leaving a driveway onto Route B.
The Defense Department announced February draft calls of 16000, about 5000 below prior monthly targets, as policy debates surface on possible hikes to 27000. Secretary Wilson led final preparations amid discussions on trimming overall manpower from about 1.4 million to 1.4 million. In another item, a father and his 16 year old son were killed in Allentown when their auto was struck by a Reading passenger train at the South 13th Street crossing.
Thousands of Pennsylvania second grade pupils will join a nationwide antipolio vaccine trial approved by the State Health Department. Vaccinations start in the second half of the school year in several communities chosen later, conducted with the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, which will provide the test serum free of charge.
The state game commission notes variability in duck and puddler counts with fair to poor conditions in northern and northeastern areas. Northern ponds show limited shallow water ducks while the Canada 600 lake area near Pyntuning is reported as good for the season close.
Victor Warnes 40, North Girard, died in a crash on Ele Park Road when his car tipped over. Two women, Minion Vodenat 22 and Baybasy Report 20, were injured as another vehicle overturned near the intersection with Glutch Township. Investigators Richard Sullivan and investigators noted the southbound vehicle lost control at about 12 70 a.m. The accident also involved Rupert Mul and Miss Volkman, who sustained injuries in the collision.
In an exclusive interview Porters Ted Selaters cites ex police officer Luis Shoulders saying Hall plotted to kill Mrs Weady after her drunken remark. Shoulders faces department charges while Elmer Dolay is suspended, both claiming secrecy over the ransom luggage brought to the station minutes after Hall’s booking.
The body of Steven Halbicy, 85, from Poyley, Pennsylvania, was found southwest of Green River, Utah, after exposure during a prospecting trip with A. R. Dunlay of Magiins. Dunlay reported Halbicy missing Tuesday night. both men fell into a water hole and were unable to escape. Halbicy was pronounced dead from exposure, with authorities noting the death occurred at least 24 hours before discovery. The body was transported to Pride, Utah.
William Buchan of Pearby Latrobe sues Greyhound Bus Lines for 50000 dollars claiming injuries from a January collision on a Greyhound route through NorthFunction Township. The suit alleges the company was negligent in operating the bus and caused the damage.
Roger W. Babson reflects on energy, electricity, and solar power enabling global access to resources, envisioning a future where electronics lower labor costs. He discusses hormones, nutrition, education reform via diet and treatments, and photosynthesis in agriculture advancing society.
Arthur Dean, the U S envoy, abruptly broke off Korea talks stating no further discussions until the Communists seek Washington. He said the United States and South Korea reached agreement on preliminary power realignments but expressed concern over Communist demands and the risk to unification efforts.
Local chamber urged homeowners to enter the lighting display contest between Christmas and New Year. Cash prizes totaling $50 will be awarded. entrants must present attractive displays for judging.
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