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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1953
Page
1
Gost Ving Auto 5 Awed Until Snd
A fragmentary note mentions Gost Ving and a car model Auto 5 with an awed reaction described as snd. The readable text centers on a likely vehicle or event tag without clear context or dates.
Truman Sees Unparalleled Prosperity and Deflation Risk
President Truman, in the annual economic report, predicts half a trillion dollars in annual production within a decade if high prosperity continues and depression is avoided. He notes postwar defense cuts could risk deflation and urges policy measures to prevent a worsening downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Annual Economic Report
Counsil
Brneke
Council
Leon Keyserling
Robert ©. Turner
John D. Clark
Clarke
Tenealvisers
Keyserling
Turner
Corry Banks Reports Successes as Board Elections Loom
Two new directors elected to the Na Wonal Banke of Corry board at the annual meeting held at the northside bank house. Keppel named president with Guignon vice president Powers cashier and Keppel and Keppel assistants as directors lauded year 1982 profits and approved $25 000 transfer to surplus bringing total surplus to 125 000. Separate Citizens National Bank stockholders re elected eight directors and officers. capital exceeded 527 000 and a major remoting program completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Wonal Banke of
Corry
Northside
Baniage House
Dan Depew
al Foster
Arthur I
Treat
Uhion City
Worth Hammond
Columbus
H. H. Keppel
Doe Guignon
H.W. Powers
Citizens Na~ Tone Bank
South Center Street Banking House
H. W. Parker
GW. Donaldson
H. W. Loveland
Hlow
Parker
G. W. Donaldson
G. Bracken
H.W. Loveland
Miss Margret McCarthy
MO. Baldwin
Philadelphia Transit Strike Shuts Subways and Buses
Nine thousand Philadelphia Transportation Company workers walked off the job, grounding Broad Street subway and Frankford elevated lines. Riders sought other transport as cashiers refused fares and buses, trolleys, and subways stopped, with services ending as operators reported to depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transportation Company
Broad Street
Frankfort
471 Physicians Face Draft Call
Defense Department announced a March draft for 471 physicians and 258 dentists. Of these, 271 doctors and 213 dentists join the Army with the rest to the Air Force. Since July 1981, 4248 doctors and 2181 dentists have been requested from selective service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Plan Pool Fund Drive In April For Mead Park
The Mead Park campaign moves toward outdoor swimming pool plans with a three phase approach. A noontime meeting announced a series of ten speakers to answer questions over several weeks before a possible April or May fundraising drive. The Mead Park Association has not yet registered as a charitable organization with the Department of Education, delaying public subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Charles Bracken
Richard Ross~ Bacher
Francis Whiteman
Roger Brown
E. F. Bettes
Roy Reed
Lou Hanna
Walter Ross
Orlo Ewing
Archir Burgess
Mead Park Association
Department of Education
Driscoll Declines Re-Election Amid GOP Governor Scramble
New Jersey Governor Alfred E. Driscoll announced he will not seek another term. The move paves the way for a crowded Republican field with a dozen potential gubernatorial candidates in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driscoll
Trenton
N. J
Alfred
New Jersey
Probers Move On Morse Clark Influence Inquiry
Congressional investigators push new leads in influence peddling with Morse and Clark linked to a West Coast ring. McGranery to provide file on Roy Crummer case from the Topeka grand jury involving bonds and large refunds in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pross
Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court, Justice
Tom Clark
Marse iTadore
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Atty
McGranery
House
Senate Investigation Committee
Coase
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Chelf
D-Ry
Russell Duke
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Edward P. Morgan
Roy E. Crummer
RE. Crummer Company
Topeka
Kan
Justice Files
Crummer
Ottis County
Fla
Panama City
Citrus County
Circuit Court of Appeals
Eisenhower Eyes Global Strategy Talks With Aides
President-elect Eisenhower convened a national defense and foreign policy session with security chiefs to plan a broad strategy against communism. Dulles and Stassen will travel to Europe to study NATO issues and draft postwar Western Europe aid needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutles
Stassen
Europe
NATO
Associated Press
New York
Eisenhower
New Administration
National Defense
Plo
Charles EB. Wilson
Defense
Johnn Foster
Harold E. Stassen
Mutual Security Agency
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Dulles
Swo Wels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U1. S
Western
J. T. Coleman
Richmond
Buren
Charles R. Hook Jr
Clayesland
Ue Ghesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Hook
Tibert Parr Tutte
Avianta
Uttut
Arthur
Vandenberg Jr
Washington
White House
Vandenberg
Michigan
Man Buried Alive After Plant Blast in Lancaster
A six story boiler room blast at the Armstrong Corn Co floor plant in Lancaster traps 29 year old Norman Nawthorne under brick and concrete as seven men on the catwalk flee. Frank Engroff crawled free and was treated for cuts while rescuers labor with hydraulic drills to reach Nawthorne, feared dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Frank F. Engroft
Ephrata
Engroff
General Hospital
Hawthorne
City Treasurer Reminds of 1952 Payment Deadlines
Carl Smith issues reminders that tomorrow is the deadline to pay the 1952 assessment without interest. Payments accepted until 5 PM tomorrow at the listed amount. about $19,000 of $40,255 has been paid, not including $5,272.17 the city has already paid, totaling about $24,000 of $45,027.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Smith
Tito Elected President in Yugoslavia Under New Constitution
Belgrade Yugoslavia Premier Marshal Tito was chosen as the first president of Communist Yugoslavia by Parliament under a new constitution. He pledged to accelerate industrialization and raise living standards. A secret vote endorsed his candidacy by 68 lawmakers with one opposed. The plan creates a two house Parliament the Council of People and the Council of Producers and shifts executive powers to the presiding body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Associated Press
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Cretin
Tito
Council of People
Council of Producers
Bodies Remain in Snow After Utah Air Crash
Rescue teams report 0 identified victims remain buried in a winter wreck atop a desolate mountain ridge. Officials say removal may wait until spring due to heavy snow and dangerous conditions, with many bodies scattered across the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBY Asso
Beess Fish Haven
Tuako — Bowlies
Baryt Kisling
Him Air Force Base
Ozden
Utah
Army
Washington, D. C
Kieliige
Aley
E. W. Morvis
Lock Haven
Sid
Iast Wernestny
Judge to sponsor bill halting numbers playing in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh judge Samuel A Wells proposes state legislation to make playing the numbers equivalent to bookmaking in crime penalties. He argues the measure would more effectively wipe out the numbers racket than actions by the FBI or local prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Samuel A. Wells
Allegheny County Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
Weiss
FBI
District Attorney's Office
REA Plans Expansion for 1953 and 1959 Load
Northwestern Rural Electric Co operative Association directors adopted a budget predicting over a 10 percent revenue rise and a million kilowatt hour increase in 1959. Manager William Wenner said revenue will be about 895000 dollars with debt to the REA around 112 million. The year saw 211 new consumers, strengthening service with 18 projects including new transformers and feeders, boosting farm consumption from 2600 to 3900 kWh per farm and total co op usage from 27.8 million kWh in 1952 to 81.8 million in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association
William ©. Wenner
National Rea
REA
Pennsylvania Eleetric Co
Wenner
Northwestern Reanes
Gery
Servce
Wender
Tragic Nursing Home Fire Claims Seven Residents
Early today a fire swept the 16 room Mc Coy Nursing Home near Corry killing seven residents including three elderly persons and four children who were left orphans on September 15 1950. Firefighters battled the blaze for more than two hours in freezing conditions as unknown victims remained unidentifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Corry
Youngsville Tire
Fatal Erie area nursing home fire kills four children and nine adults
A blaze at a nursing home east of Erie killed four Durlin children and nine others in the early hours of Sunday. Patricia Durlin, 14, escaped with help from neighbor Louis Heath. Firefighters battled flames after the alarm at the Hershey Road facility, with victims identified as Thomas Burl 10 Joseph Dustin 14 James Durlin 11 Winifred Durlin 16 Mrs Nettle Clark 80 Mary Stroupe 75 Merle Nourse 75 Mary Comb 58 and other residents. Fire officials suspect the tragedy began with the home at Bear Lake related death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
George Thompson
UW Weir
Hershey Road
Erie
Warren County
B. Lowrey
Ware
Thomas Burl
Joseph Dustin
James Durtin
Winifred Jo Amt Durlicy
Nettle Clarks
Youngsville
Jars Maiie Stroupe
Cannonsville
Merle Nourse
Chandlers
Mary Comb
Union Cuy
Louis Heath
7. A. McCoy
Patricia Durlin
Durlin
Bear Lake
Heath
Joseph Durlin
Stroll
Also Mentioned on This Page
McCoy Nursing Home
Pittsfield
Corry Banks
National Bank
Citizens Bank
Probers
Morse
Clark
U.S Atty
Eugene Davis
Wichita
Crimmer
IKE and Aides
Pittfield
Todty
Mes Nectip Clark
Penelec
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