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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1953
Page
1
Heaviest Snowfall Reports Across Dakota and Midwest
The four day blizzard brought zero to 15 below forecasts in six states. Winds up to 87 mph created deep drifts and widespread closures in Nebraska, Minnesota, South Dakota, and beyond. Nine storm deaths were reported in Wyoming, Colorado, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Towa
Hinon
Denver
Deep South
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Babson predicts end of Korean War by 1953
Babson contends the Korean War will end by 1953 as Chinese weariness grows and the conflict stretches. He cautions that even with a pledge of American support, many industries and railroads will feel the impact, with massive draft requirements and continued U S aid to equip South Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Pla
Koreynd
Korea
Firat Jesus
Sparta Hunter Appeals Case Signals Meadeville Hearing
Judge Herbert Mook granted a petition for appeal on behalf of Darrell Hutchison of Sparvanxburg in a deer season case. Hutchison was found guilty of one charge and fined 100 dollars plus costs. appeal scheduled in county court with Fluiteliiser’s attorney arguing insufficient Commonwealth evidence and newly discovered evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Herbert
Mook
Darrell Hutchison
Sparvanxburg
Hutchison
Alien Love
Fluiteliiser
Stink A. Dillbertson
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Clilbertson
Nigelway
Couple appeals tax bill from government
Westmoreland County residents R. Lenal and Mary Lenal petitioned the Tax Court to challenge a $44,004 assessment by the Internal Revenue Bureau for 1948 49 and 1950 claiming their joint returns were accurate. The government seeks about $25,000 in penalties. Lenal claimed the pair ran a business installing servicing and operating arcade game and movie machines in Westmoreland County. Lenal’s Vanderscriff address listed. Mary Lenal identified as his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Westmoreland County
Taturul Revenue Bureau
Lenalamd
Mary
Lenal
Yi" Lenzi
Vandervriff
Thant
Mary Lanai
Se New Menalinoty Pn
Fire destroys farm home of Stahlman family
Fire swept the home of Mr and Mrs Neil Stahlman on the Clymer French Creek road destroying the dwelling and causing an estimated 1500 in loss. Glymer firemen led by assistant chief George Christensen fought the blaze but could not save the structure though some household goods were moved out. The fire was likely caused by a defective furnace or chimney aided by strong winds. The Stahlmans had lived on the farm for about forty years, long the Pret Beckerink property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Stahlman
Marks Corners
Clymer-French Creek
Glymer
George Christensen
Seeen
Stohlmans
Beckerink
Wiewick
Clairton Bribery Case Convicts Named in Clairton Court
Three men from Clairton and nearby areas Ern est Tequenné Caesar Flccl and coal operator Fred Flore were convicted last night by a mixed jury after a four hour deliberation in the Clairton bribery case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANE
Pietsburgh
Ernest Tequenné
Caesar Flccl
Clairton
Fred Flore
Jery Atin
Tour Hivurs
Seven City Local Offices Up For Election This Year
Seven major local offices including three council seats three school board posts and the mayoral race face elections this year with primary on May 19 and general in November. Alderman Gobbett seeks Republican petition to run in Third Ward and possible GOP primary opposition looms as council terms for Mayor Kinley and others wrap up. The Board of Examinations terms end for Vaughn Monroe and Long with successor rules. filing and petition deadlines run from February 24 to March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civy Conneit
Kinley
Aldermin M. S. Gobbett
Gov Pie
Robert Price
Wilter Sweet
Chance
Exitation
Hubert Vaughn
Charles Monroe
Stewirk Long
Arnold Beasteus
Yeanelen
Mr. Seustead
Han Fine
Ate
Sia
Ir. m
Government and banks close for Washington's birthday observance
The city will observe a federal holiday with government offices and banks closed on Monday. Post office service will be limited to home deliveries in only the business district. Rural and star routes will see disruptions with no rural deliveries and only one mail collection in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov't
George Washington
Sentend Federal
Corry
Clymer
19 Year Olds To Take Army Exams In New Gumber Land
The system will include 19 year olds to send 90 Coney and area youths to the New Gumber land examining depot for pre induction physicals on March 19. The Joint draft board disclosed that all but a few of the 20 year olds have been examined and the call for 80 yen to take physicals is the latest received by the local board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumberland
Joint Draft Board
Card Game Ends in Home Slaying
In Richland Township, a 13 year old girl witnessed her mother Tillie Antonik 35 killed by her husband John Antonik 41 a 12 gauge shotgun while she played a card game at their nephew’s house on Montour Road. Police chief ordered shoot to kill as 50 officers search rugged terrain for the intoxicated suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Terpor
Home
Richland Township
Womery
Tiltie Antonile
John Antonile
Joseph Devlin
Devlin
Antonik
William Roddick
Montour Road
Pauline
Rodick
Rodiot
Lilian
John
Tillie
Lini
Police alert for man passing bad checks in Bradford and Warren
Warren police were notified of Eugene P. Stayer 24 of Bradford wanted on bad checks. He is five foot seven, brown hair and eyes. Stayer issued several phony checks to local businessmen, with authorities coordinating to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clix
Eugene P. Stayer
Bradford
Bud
Warren
Mike Evan
Stanger
Two Die and Seven Knife Attacks In South Philadelphia
Police describe a four hour reign of terror in South Philadelphia where two men died and seven others were knifed. Teenage attackers demanded money but did not rob victims. The assaults began near evening and continued for about half a mile, with most victims knifed while they were alone. Authorities warn the incident involved a band of youths armed with knives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pollow Veld
Allied planes strike near Yalu River in Korea war update
Reports say Sabre jets downed two enemy MGs and bombed a Communist communications center near Manpo Jiin a dawn attack. Heavy raids hit supply areas north of Pyongyang while fighter bombers hit Red troop centers and damaged miles of transportation routes. Chinese forces reportedly attacked Me base at T Bone Hill as ground actions continued along the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist
Bre Beoul
ehway-Lniabeert
Juni Tga Loco Ieee le Howkit Hg
Myneiuida Lowoy and
Segeon My
W. B. Bobie Jeis Uywriedt
Manpojie
Pyongang
Manchi
Manpo Jhi
Pye
Bighleey Superioris
Korwhi
Air Mores
Mn Hfrols
Roy Ip
T-Bone Hill
Wesley Front
Bott
Komi
Navy Iurbery
Mingoee
Mercury Dances Through Night Before Cold Snap
A strong front swept the area with gusts up to 60 mph, sending temperatures from mild evening levels to single digits and back. Rainfall totaled about 0.29 inches, with snow and squalls expected this afternoon and much colder tonight, as the Weather Office notes.
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Miawantuit
Deluges
Tras
George Mulderick
Red Cross Campaign Aims to Raise Eight Thousand Dollars
A Red Cross fund drive begins March 1 targeting eight thousand dollars with volunteers soliciting door to door from 2 to 4 pm that day. The effort continues through March 18, seeking local donations to support relief work and disaster response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Campaign
Teoree Grout
Isaak Aregere Siemet
Red Cross
Miron
Houlve-Bo-Howse
Il 18
Missing Plane Found After Week-Long Search
Four Mlugsiea glu dents died when the missing plane was found about 15 miles east of Franklinville in Cate laraugus County. The youths had left Buffalo last week bound for St Bonaventure University in Olean. Pilot James G. Sweeney, 19, Elmhurst Queens, and passengers Richard N. Hens, 21, Hamburg. Donald J. Nickel, 21, Rochester. William J. Murphy Jr., 81, Lackport, were all aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Catelaraugus County
Pranklinville
Fubshake
Buffalo
St. Bon
Dems Aim to Trim Spending Across Budget Talks
In separate interviews, two Democratic lawmakers urge trimming federal spending to balance the budget, while Republicans push to maintain funding. They foresee military and foreign aid cuts, with Maybank predicting a sharp Senate review of foreign aid and possible cuts toward seven to eight billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Hhey
Govertembal
Spendin
HONE
de Remiblicans
Ray Balanes
Mayibihk
D-Scs
D-Vai
Ley
Truman
Robertson
Congress
Maybanks
Muttl Security Administration
Harald Estagsen
Lncky
Prisoners Revolt Briefly Roils U S Detention Arm
The American forces reported 30 U S prisoners were involved in a one hour clash with military police over discipline. Two inmates were injured and hospitalized. Provost marshal Col Edwitt Weismann cited internal dissension among the 137 inmates as the cause of the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puan
Kore
Edwitt Weismann
Weismann
Margin cuts aid stock buying as 50 percent relief urged
The Associated Press reports U.S. stock exchanges approved a 50 percent margin reduction, with the Federal Reserve Board lowering margin requirements from 7 percent to 25 percent. The move, designed to spur business activity, follows Korea era policy shifts toward less direct government control. Dealers welcomed the measure, while trading volumes dropped to near 1958 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy
Associated Press
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Lineton
Korea
Fugitive Nabbed in Oklahoma After FBI Photo Tip
Theodore Richard Byrd Jr, once listed among the FBI's Ten Most Wanted, was arrested in El Reno Oklahoma after Robert L Harvey identified him from a cafe scene. Byrd had passed more than 40000 in hot checks recently, sometimes posing as a doctor or naval officer to cash certified checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Reno
Oklu
Federal Bureau of
Thresliga
Hou
FBI
Theodore Richard Byrd Jr
Robert L. Harvey
Oklahoma City
el Renapo
Byrd
Harvey
Lee Harvey
D. A. Bryce
Oklahoma
FBT
Sting Hanks
Pennsy Rail Traffic Resumes After Derailment Near Summit Cut
Beaver Falls Pa operations on two main lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad returned to normal today after a freight train derailment blocked traffic for several hours. The front of the 100 car train jumped the track near Summit Cut. No one was injured. A PRE official said a broken tie was believed responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ténorin
Summit Cut
Eisenhower 10 Send Resolution To Capitol Hill
President Eisenhower outlines to Congress a resolution denouncing Soviet subjugation of free peoples and perversion of World War II understandings. He cites Yalta and the Atlantic Charter, urges bipartisan support amid Indochina tensions and potential Soviet interference. Senate leaders move to fast track the measure as foreign policy debate intensifies.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Capitol Hill
Tron Curtin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Tenn
Yalta
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Atlantic Ocean
Senate
Tule
Ohio
Fost
Indochina
France
Mansfield D-Mont
China
Theschina
State Department
United States
Snl
Congress
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