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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1953
Page
1
An expected overhaul of federal agencies looms as Eisenhower faces delay tactics on the Reed tax bill. A White House briefing with GOP leaders signals a broader push for government reorganization to cut costs and curb individual entitlements, amid Democratic opposition.
Fragmentary text reports farm wages remaining at a level amid discussions of an exemption for 53 consular or parliamentary units. Mentions comparison with E26 figures and a line up at the SIMINE of GR 7. Unclear details and context due to incomplete OCR.
Nationalists Associated Press reports tense posturing and shifting alliances as key figures from Rachlin Cere Duty coordinate with regional leaders. The Os Mr Re alliance faces a critical test as observers note unexpected gains amid time constraints and diplomatic exchanges in September.
The Semper Construction firm leads bids for a major new schooltop project slated for 1953, with bids reopened in March. Officials anticipate surrounding industrial expansions, a Red and White market on North Center Street, and plans for 12 industrial and domestic buildings plus many new homes, potentially pushing total costs toward 500,000 dollars and beyond.
Allied warplanes pounded Communist front line positions and supply arteries last night and this morning while ground fighting tapered. Gen Maxwell D Taylor and Gen James A Van Fleet ended a tour of the front, saying they hoped to have finished the mission. Washington said the U S divisions mustangs took part in strikes against Chinese front positions and rear areas supplying the Reds.
Senate GOP leader Taft said at the White House there is no plan for a frontal attack on Korea. He cited alternative pressure on China, including a naval blockade and pressure via Manchuria and Nationalist forces, aligning with MacArthur’s proposals.
A half frozen newborn boy was found face down in snow near a Gulf Road garage three miles northeast of Erie. Cecil Baker discovered the infant about 7:30 pm while checking his car. Dr. Gordon J. Massey deemed the baby about three days old, likely born in a hospital or by a doctor, with the umbilical cord cut in a professional manner. State Police investigator John Mehallick of the Lawrence Park barracks led the probe to locate the mother.
Miami Beach Florida former President Herbert Hoover is reported to be recovering rapidly from a mild influenza. Lawrence Richey a former White House secretary said Hoover should be out of hospital in a couple of days and ready to bonefishing before low tide. Hoover was taken to St Francis Hospital after arriving for his annual Florida vacation as a precaution. In Pittsburgh CIO United Steelworkers will formally select David J McDonald to succeed the late Philip Murray.
In Bear Creek county, a husband faces a state charge of murdering his wife. The case hinges on evidence from last June 10 near the riverbank side road, with prosecutors detailing the alleged crime.
Three Union City men aged 18 to 28 were arrested early Sunday for allegedly assaulting a Corry man at his Don Hill farm east of Corry. Police say the fracas occurred during a dispute over gasoline, with windows broken in the victim’s car. All pled guilty to disorderly conduct at arraignment. Bacon had been AWOL from McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey since January.
Dutch engineers work under brutal weather to mend shattered dikes and reclaim flooded fields as a three nation air meet continues airdrops. Civil mourning fills churches while relief crews rush sandbags boats and lamps. death toll from the storms nears two thousand across the Netherlands Britain and Belgium.
Greensburg Pa Lt J R Dodson troop commander of the Pennsylvania State Police will be promoted to captain next Sunday Mej Andrew J Rudock announced the promotion Bal Docgon will continue present duties A 30 year veteran of the State Police he was commander of Pennsylvania Department American Legion in 1951 53
The AFL plans a news and special issue on the Taft Hartley Act changes, following CIO criticism of proposed amendments. George Meany and AFL leaders weigh whether to publicize the amendments, aiming to target steel industry issues and press Capitol Hill.
Amos Fowler 22 of 14 West Main left Corry to Oklahoma for funeral services after his father Charles 87 and brother John 27 died in a California truck crash and fire. Details from Red Cross and police were scarce. services set for Wednesday at 2. The Fowler family, one of 17 children with 12 surviving, includes Mrs. Fowler. Amos worked at Corry Instrument Co. Authorities say he learned of the tragedy upon returning from relatives near Tile Ville Vicinity.
An extensive remodeling project started today at the Endicott Johnson retail footwear outlet on North Center Street. The work, overseen by Vincent J. Smith Inc of Binghamton, includes a new front, additional display space, a 12 foot deep window, updated lighting, ceramic tile paving, and a complete interior redecorating. completion is targeted for March 19 under a lease with Gerry Moose organization.
Budapest reports reveal the Hungarian government dismissed Justice Minister Gilgald Decsi in a terse communique without stated reasons. Bela Koyars named to cabinet. Deputy Defense Minister Gol Ger Sandor Noverudi and Lt General Gabor Peter allegedly removed as part of a security purge. The three officials are described as Jewish.
Senator Kerr criticizes President Eisenhower's agriculture secretary for not stabilizing farm prices. He predicts Republicans will lose Congress in 1954 unless Benson acts to stop price declines in beer and beef. Kerr cites farm policy as the decisive issue ahead of elections.
Senator James H Duft of Pennsylvania endorses an open primary to select the Republican candidate for Pittsburgh mayor. He says the party should avoid endorsements and test leadership by choosing the best candidate in a nonendorsed process.
Secretary of State Dulles returned from Europe encouraged about prospects of European unity. He and Mutual Security Director Stassen urged Western European nations to agree on a joint defense plan or risk U.S. reassessment of foreign aid and programs. They warned Congress and NATO allies that real progress on a European defense force is essential for continued U.S. support.
Residents opposing flood control plans for the French Creek basin may object at a public hearing called by U S Army engineers for February 1 in Meadville The proposed project is part of the Ohio River basin flood control plan and includes a reservoir in the French Creek valley below Cambridge Springs with a dike and pump plant to protect areas downstream The hearing will determine whether to expand survey scope at considerable expense The project was approved in the Flood Control Act of June 22 1996 but Congress never appropriated funds for construction.
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