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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1953
Page
3
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Thirty Warren County youths will depart next Monday evening for induction into the armed services with forty seven more slated for February 24 to begin pre induction physical exams. Funeral services for Mrs Emill L Hayes of Edinboro were held at Bertram C Kiebil Funeral Home. Local residents face tax relief with millage reductions from eleven to eight mills and water tax cuts from seven to six cents per front. Sugarcreek Towns School District board plans to lodge proclaims with Harrisburg against county consolidation laws. A local resident Maul Scott, BA, suffered a poor health condition in Corry Memorial Hospital. A farewell party will honor Rev and Mrs Richard Miller, missionaries to Liberia. Franklins Harry L Pratt, dog show figure, dies at 80. Lincoln day observances prompt bank, state and federal offices to close. Various injuries and real estate transfers noted amid ongoing local business. Fire and hospital updates include a dog hit by a car and a man in hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage.
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission chairman Gordon Dean said he will resign from the civilian U S atom program. He intends to return to private life when his three year term ends in four months.
The state agency lifted the quarantine on hogs at the Pittsburgh Island stockyards after disinfection and tests showed no hoof and mouth disease. Shipments of other livestock were not affected.
A Houston based firefighting crew led by Myron Kinley prepares to cap a runaway gas well that erupted February 2, spewing around 130 million cubic feet per day. Crews remove heavy drill pipe as winds whip the site near the Gulf of Mexico, working to control the flare and seal the derrick.
The Democratic National Committee ousted Fry a former Voice of America official as part of a broad reorganization aimed at cutting expenses. Fry and several others saw their jobs abolished or absorbed as the party trimmed staff under pressure to reduce deficits before the November election.
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