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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 19, 1953
Page
1
Eisenhower to Be Sworn In At Noon Tuesday
President-elect Eisenhower prepares for the noon oath in Washington with crowds gathering around Union Station and the Capitol. He travels from New York by train and will use two Bibles during the ceremony, with an estimated 200000 people expected in the capital for the inauguration events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Hollywood
Broad Way
Eisenhower
New York
Union Station
Alek Gray
Statler
National’ Presbyterian Church
Abilene
Osie Capitol Plaza
Cornelis
Witte Ovis
Lo Connelly
Teiman
Melemore
Ham
Dean Acheson
Tramar Wilpelile
Eisenhawer
Rome
Missouri
Uolon
Stavion
Trueman
Search Abandoned After Navy Plane Crashes Off Formosa
Reported Sunday off Swatow near Formosa a U S Navy patrol plane crashed after anti aircraft fire and a second rescue plane was fired upon survivors 12 of 18 crew recovered by a Mariner plane while a Westward search by U S warships continued. The incident marks a major Formosa Strait episode during tensions with Communist forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is& Rescue
Hong Kong
Mutsila
U. S
Swatow
Royal Navy
Kong Kong
Morecambe Bay
U.S. Navy
Formosa Strait
Truman
Formosa
Suisum
Cmist
Na= mon
Tokyo
Navy
Amphibious Mariner
Okinawa
Mariner
Mrcraft
Diane
Auto Crash Sends Two Men to Hospital In Clymer
Neal and Hunter Black were pulled from a Creek at North Clymer after their car clipped utility wires and guard rails then plunged eight feet into frigid water. Neal, driving, and Hunter, both from Cony RD and Trvine, were listed in good to fair condition at Carry Memorial Hospital after the night incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clymer
Hunter Black
Cony
Neal
Trvine
Carry ‘Memorial Hospital
Howpital
Tony
Clymer
Panaina-Clymer
Spiter
Inauguration Day Lunch Hour Planned by Corry Schools
Corry public schools across the district will dismiss early for a 1 30 p.m. lunch period so students may watch and listen to the Eisenhower inauguration ceremonies. A TV and radio broadcast will be provided with viewing in the auditorium via a receiver from Western Auto. students remain at school or are assigned to alternate areas as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Public School
Wiitown
Ohlay
Lion TU
Bernichadean
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Usc
Asten
Amon
Beims
Youth Hartin Auto Smashup In Centerville Suburb
A two-vehicle collision on Route B near Centerville injured 17 year old James Daniels as a car driven by 29 year old Leonard Bidwell skidded off the road. Daniels was riding as a passenger and was taken for medical care. Bidwell was shaken but not hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Daniels
Centerville
Wea
Daniels
Leonard J. Bidwell
R. D
Bidwell
Toa
Boy Born to Stars of "I Love Lucy" TV Show
Hollywood reports Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball welcome a baby boy, Desiderio Albert Arnaz Jr., weighing pounds 9 ounces. The birth, via Caesarean, followed the couple’s first daughter Lucie Desiree. Spokesman says mother and baby are in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TLOVE
Lucy
Ted
Hollywood
Luci Ball
Akay
Desi Arni
The
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Lucie Desirse
Desiderio Albert Arnaz
Ion
Joseph Haris
Dog Shot by Area Resident Ends In Fatality
Maurice Lilley of Corry R D shot his prized cocker spaniel stud dog on his farm after a dispute with neighbor High Nelson over moving sick cattle. Lilley planned legal action after consulting attorneys following the shooting near the property line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Lilley
Corry R
Lilley
High Nelson
Nelson
Ttis
Median age in Corry higher than national figures
Census analysis shows Corry residents with a median age of 31.7 years, significantly older than the 30.1 nationwide figure. The data also note more residents over 86, higher schooling levels, and a rising working-age population, with more women in jobs outside the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Census Bureau
Corry
Pennsylvania
White Jims
UN Genius Buresy
Nes
Reverend J R Clair resigns from Emmanuel Church
Rev. Joseph R Clair announces resignation as rector at Emmanuel Episcopal Church after seven years to become rector of St Thomas Church in Hancock Massachusetts. He cites preparations for renovations and a note on family plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Church
Hancock, Md
Joseph R. Clair
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Clair
St. Thomas Church
Hancock
Maple Avenue
Mary Elizabeth
Joseph Rodehit OY
Wilson 10 Speedy OK by Senate on Defense Post
Administration faces protests over Charles Wilson appointment as secretary of defense due to his General Motors holdings. Senate Democrats and Republicans debate disqualification measures while officials study legal avenues to allow confirmation. Brownell and Rogers weigh opinions as leaders delay a full cabinet vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Sherman Adams
Witte Botee
Gta
Eisenhower
Charles
Wilson
Senate
General Motors
G. M
Ions
Sjec Eisenhower
White House
J & Priniciple
Adams
Sen
Ferguson
R-Mich
Emi. Motors
Herbert Brownell Jr
Wiliam P. Rogers
Brownell
Rogers
Defense Department
Eixenhower
Two Youths Admit Car Engine Thefts
Two l-year-old boys admitted burglary and larceny after police found they broke into Hammond Elevator last Friday night to steal a gasoline engine and coal conveyor for a homemade midget car. They were held for juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Gity
Wyte
Olil
Penitentiary Riot Triggers Pittsburgh Traffic Jam
Riot at Western Penitentiary draws thousands of sightseers to hillside and streets four miles from Midtown. Major arteries closed as crowds jammed highways. police redirect traffic with roadblocks and detours. off duty officers recalled to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitisurgh
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburghern
Steet
Truman Ready To Leave White House Tomorrow
President Truman prepares to depart the White House for the final time tomorrow and witness Eisenhower sworn in as the new president. He will begin private duties in Independence Missouri and set up a temporary office in the city before beginning retirement.
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Truman
White House
Associated Frei Washington A
Eneer Amd
Dwight Kh Eisenhower
United States
Luke
Harry Truman
Finny Unie
Owen
Ins
Hependence
Matthew J. Conmelly
City Records First 1953 Polio Case
A local report notes the city’s first polio case of 1953 at Lake View Hospital. Eric Swirly admitted patient Foster, daughter of Mrs Nichole of Wayne Street, with attendants describing her condition as serious but not requiring iron support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record City
Bret Polio
Yen Wae
Lake View Muielpat Hospital
Eric Swirly
Dear Foster
Byxen Nichole
Wayne
Allied air and ground actions push back on Korean front
Allied fighter bombers and Marine planes struck Communist positions north of the Pratchbow Front. Patton tanks and UN forces claim destruction of five Red tanks on the Central Front and damaged 38 bunkers, 11 gun positions, plus 1 cave. About 260 Chinese killed or wounded in the Kumhiva area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seoul
Tron Triangle
Pratchbow
North Korea
Ind Shooting Stars
West Court
Anchor Hill
U.N
Kumhiva
United States Calls for Big Four Deputies Meeting
The United States urges Russia to attend a Big Four deputies meeting in London on January 39 to discuss an Austrian peace treaty. The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously endorses Herbert Brownell Jr as attorney general. The Finance Committee also approves George M. Murnan as deputy secretary of the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preax
Washington
United States
Rusia
London
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Finance Committee
George M. Munr Phey
the Treasury
Iran crisis frays Mossadegh support amid protests and police
In Tehran supporters clash with opponents over Premier Mossadegh’s powers as Majlis debates a bill to extend executive authority. Kashani denies rift with Mossadegh while security tightens, reporters face restrictions and protests spread to Abadan. Nearby, a boy in Grove City remains in serious condition after an accidental shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Tehran
Promer
Mohammed Mossaeeh
Yuce
Trasshief Religious Teader
Dominte Nationalia
Dow
Cecree
Majiix
Abadan
Ste
Mullah
Majlis
Mossadegh
Majlis Executive Board
Kashani
Fires Set and Guards Seized at Western Pen
Five guards were taken during a disturbance at Western Pen as fires were lit inside. One guard was later released, while the warden moved cautiously to avoid bloodshed. The state declared it would not bargain with rebels and continued efforts to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pen
Cursing convicts demand 13 reforms for peace
Rioting inmates about 1000 strong at Western State Penitentiary clash with guards. They take four hostages and demand prison reforms while officials call for calm. State troops and police converge as reinforcements, but render remains unsettled as negotiators seek surrender.
Columbus Man Injured When Auto Rams Tree
A 28 year old man identified as Daniels suffered facial abrasions a mild concussion and a shoulder injury when a car rammed a tree on West Smith street near Center street in Columbus. The car driven by Norman Holton of Fairview Street reportedly from the U S Navy left the highway skidded and struck a tree causing about 200 damage. Daniels was treated at Gary Memorial Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaves
Vane
Cowmans
Smith Street
Center Street
Norman Holton
Fairview Street
Cave
U.S. Navy
Daniels
Gary Memoriat Hospital
Tremiereusl
Zoltan
Fire breaks out in small building on East Street
Firemen were called out this afternoon when a blaze started in a small building along East Street near Filth Street. Damage was reportedly extensive and crews were still fighting the fire late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorry
Hamer
Filth Stresk
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