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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1953
Page
1
Eisenhower aides plan spending cuts and government reorganization
President elect Eisenhower and top advisers meet to map priorities for the new administration. Key topics include trimming the federal budget of about 78.6 billion, domestic security against communism, foreign aid distribution, and a broad government reorganization with further sessions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Peena
New York
Tiesenhower Tien
Eled Eisenhower
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Nixon
Truman
Congress
Conan
Corry Community Chest Names Three New Directors
Corry Community Chest corporators met in the Municipal Building for the annual session and named Kenneth R. Benson James W. Carrig and G. Crapser to three year terms on the board. They replace FE J Pain Lawrence Douglas and Richard Bachomner. A special session will be called to elect officers. The pledge total for the March of Dimes was increased by 600 to 2000 for this year.
Morse and Morse Off Two Committees by GOP Senators
The Conference of Republican Senators voted to remove Sen Morse Madore from eight Armed Services Committee majority seats and from seven Labor Committee majority seats. The move also reassigned Morse to two minor committees handling District of Columbia affairs and public works as punishment for leaving the party during the presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morse Madore
GOF
Armed Services Committee
Morse
District of Palambla
Hearings Set on PRR Plan to Drop Trains
Harrisburg Associated Press report outlines hearings ordered by the Public Utility Commission on a Pennsylvania plan to abandon passenger service. Protests have been filed by several communities including city residents opposing the proposed railroad abandonments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRR
Harrisburg
Bibuie Utility Comission
Pennsylvania
Pevender Lenin
Henwein
Oil Firms Reject Government Offer In Antitrust Talks
United States anti trust probes linger as Socony Vacuum and Standard of New Jersey refuse a final offer to supply records in exchange for suspending civil actions. Officials said no meeting would occur after the bargaining appeared to collapse, signaling no deal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
Vntiag
Binelmaail Am
Atty
Cen
McGranmy
Socony-Vicuum Oil
Attorney Generals Office
Socony Group
George 8
Mechanery
Stow
Arthur Hy
Standard of Co. of
New Jersey
Leonard J. Emmerglick
Éral
Cromp
Emmerglick
Standard of New Jersey
Jie
Tovernment
Solon sees signs of Ike hedging on promises
Washington reports Senator Neely of West Virginia says President-elect Eisenhower shows signs of avoiding campaign pledges on social security and other benefits. Senator Martin of Pennsylvania notes no move by Eisenhower to reverse pledges, while Democrats resist criticism. Navy cuts back recruiting and training programs as strength remains adequate for now.
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Solon
Ike
Sey Isnovuuuen
Washington
Sen
Neely
Dw.va
Eisenhower
Ugee
Hoover Study Commission
Joss
Edward Martin
R-Po
Senate Finance Committee
NAVY
Sma
Damage suit settled over death at Penny Railroad crossing
A settlement reached in a damage suit arising from a Pennsyvii railroad crossing incident near Bear Lake. Carl Crosby will receive 3078 dollars with 725 paid by the Pennsylvania Railroad and 150 by the city after city council approval. The case concerns Ti Gor dies in the Mishap as a Pennsy freight train struck a vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Wisi
Pennsyte viii
Ballvind
Carleroxby
Behr Lake
Ti Gor
Dullenvourt
Servne
Crosby
Pennsylvania
Connell
Tverng Coli
Seldonenk
Yowne Groxby
Wreckage Found After Plane Crash in Idaho Wilderness
A large search party enters Beaver Basin to reach the burned wreckage of an 8036 troop transport that crashed last week. Two paramedic rescue troopers parachuted to the site finding no survivors among 37 Korean War veterans aboard and a three member crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fish Haven
Idaho
Beaver Basin
White Pine Ridge
Air Force
Forest Service
Seattle
43Rd Air Rescue Squad
Mecford Field
Wash
Camden
S.J
J. J. Wels
Pitjaburgh
Series of Erie thefts solved with arrest
Police reported a string of burglaries in Erie solved by the arrest of Richard Wokarski, 26, an ex-convict. Farrolmen Risse Berger identified Wokarski at Plymouth Cafe after firing one shot, saying the suspect targeted four burglaries and used a spike tool in the crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Nsoomien
Erie
Polite
Stea
Farrolmen Risse Berger
Richard Wokarski
Plymouth
Berger
Wokarski
Nine Russian medics arrested amid alleged anti-Semitic plot
Tass reports nine doctors accused of criminally undermining patients health by deliberate misdiagnoses and new methods. The warrants target senior medical staff and linked officials, including a war minister and top army leaders, with charges tied to killings and political oppression.
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Sty Associated Press
Moscow
Jyrestydravné
Bloem
Alexander Se Scherbakov
Tass
Alexander M.vasilevsky
Finland
Adm
Levchenko
Eputy
Navy
Uneologiers
Jewish Agency
Bysterm Eur
Area Man Wins Maple Honors at State Farm Show
Stewart McCullough of Wattsburg led maple product winners at Harrisburg State Farm Show. He placed in six of eight classes including top honors for one gallon syrup. Other top finishers included Orn Gibbons Beaverdam and George Keim West Salisbury among listed exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart McCullough
Wattsburg
State Farm Show
Harrisburg
Wattsbore
Orn Gibbons
Beaverdam
CS. Halbert
Bons
Genesee
George Keim
West Balisburg
Harry M. Burrows
Coy
R. D
M. C. Whitney
Susquehanna
Wattaburg
and Sons
West Salisburg
School board weighs tax office funding request
Corsy selzoo Wourd Joshaighk instructs finance committee to seek 41 additional funds from Walter Sweet and the finance rector for the school district. A three way split on costs for new equipment for the early transiren's office is discussed. Minors want details on equipment type and ownership before approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsy -Selzoo
Wourd Joshaighk
Walter Sweet
Ety
SLA Losfigre
Ealy Traqsiren
Anc Wiv Wowk Bs
Joint proposed name change ends in tearful vote
A meeting discussed renaming Corry Ares Joint dutilor-Senior High School to The Joint amid emotional reactions. Officials reported bond payoff progress and debated liens, supplier bids, and night math classes while aiming to meet state standards and avoid loss of supplemental funding.
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Corry Ares
Membe
Marareer
Stanley Anderson
Aiso
Bf & Pinno Ab W
Domicr Hj
Frank McKnight
Lawrence Dougks
Wnomne
Department of Educasion
Sandards
John Dahilnges
Abséhoe
Sants
Anderson
Spring Creek
Cor Ty
Jaintire Andwich
Leon Proctor
Youngest Allegheny County indicted for murder
Robertt Loverick of West Elizabethy must stand trial for murder after a grand jury indictment. He is the youngest person ever indicted for murder in Allegheny County. The indictment follows the fatal shooting of Kale Weaver, 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robertt Loverick
West Elzabethy
Allegheny County
G Land
Kale Weaver
Adoption schedule for bids on new school
Gerry A Shoals Authority outlines bid process for a new junior-senior high school with Walter Campbell. Bids open March 10. advertisement January 30. bond issue of 2.25 million. final bid evaluation to 45 or 60 days. completion target around 13 to 14 months.
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Gerry A. Shoals Authority
Walter Campbell
Harrisburg
Jonior
BP. m
Pittsbireh
Bayfvilo
Erie
Philadelphia
New York
Campbell
Gener Npnirculor Helen Notitied
Tie First Ware
Japan warns Russia over border violations and air intrusions
Tokyo and Washington criticize repeated incursions by Russian aircraft into Japanese airspace. A Foreign Office spokesman says defense planes will shoot down intruders if necessary as Gen. Mark Clark orders Japan to prevent further violations and protect security.
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Russia
Japan
Associated Press
Tokyo
Dupan
Ieritaten
Rusais Agminsl
Foreign Office
UW. 5
U.S
Mark Clark
Far East
Mitsuo Tanaka
Youth Cited For Shooting Dog At Local Property
A youth faced charges after firing a rifle at a dog near 704 West Ghavelt Street. Investigators reported the incident occurred while the youth was moving through the area and the shooter claimed self defense or misdirected discipline. The case moved toward resolution after the father arranged payment of a verification fee and a tentative identification placed the shooter at the scene. The investigation identified the youth as the responsible party and the incident was staged near a dog show setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
Aldermin M
Coulter
Rural areas discuss school needs and survey plan
Representations from Wayhe and several townships discuss a proposed 9 room elementary school to serve three districts. Architects from Freeburg Lindanist Jamestown Johnson Erle Hunter Caldwell and Campbell of Altoona are invited to attend a session to plan a survey. Directors aim to determine needs and possibly build a new facility with shared space and adequate room. A three-member committee was appointed to authorize the survey to avoid another joint meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayhe
Wilmech
Hdvatie
Plonniia
Lipmy
Freeburg
Lindanist
Jamestown
Johnson and Johnson
Erle
Hunter, Caldwell and Campbell
Altoona
She Bulla
Wingis
Grain thief arrested after cargo dumped near farm
Eugene Sweet, 34, was held on a $1000 bond after pleading guilty to a theft charge. A grain bag recovered at his farm confirmed the crime, with authorities noting the grain had been dumped. Warren Fargo reported the vehicle seen leaving the mill and gave the license number to police. Retired editor Neal A. Geyer of Alliance also dies after three weeks of illness.
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Eernrtny
Eugéne Sweet
Aldore
M.S. Coblestt
Sweet
Warren Fargo
Columbus
David Curtis
Alliance
O. — Neal A.geyer
The
Alliance Review
Reds Move 70 000 Fresh Troops Into West Front Lines
Allied air and ground actions in the east Asian theater report heavy bombing of rail facilities, aerial dogfights, and troop movements. U S Fifth Air Force claimed several downed enemy planes and destroyed equipment while raids targeted bridges and supply lines north of Sinanju. An Allied raid also hit Chinese positions near Manchuria as part of ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peesy Sequl
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Haven
Westeti
Herth
Sinanyu
Manchuris
Chita
Thorous
Sinanju
Reds
William ©. Barnes
Bogota
Colombia
Cade
Sabre
Col Oval N. Baker
Mckinney
Tex
Bakker
Erie Car Thieves Arrested in West Virginia
Sumption West Virginia Brexton County Sheriff Burke Marple reports the arrest of two men charged with stealing an automobile from Erie Pennsylvania. Gerald Miller Jr and ? Decker 20 were caught at Hentere. The sheriff said pocketbooks with multiple names and eras were found on the pair, and each carried steel knuckles and needles.
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Sumpton
W. Vi
Brexton County
Burke Marple
Tdan
Fhe, Pa
Trisersas
Gerald Miller Jr
Wernon Decker
Hentere Marple
Erle
Sieritt
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West Salisbure
Holbert
George Kem
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