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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1953
Page
1
Pennsylvania considers increasing House membership to 211 or 212
Senate reapportionment Chairman Albert Pechan drafts a bill to raise the House from 208 to 211 or 212 to satisfy Gov. Tin’s reapportionment plan. The measure may allocate three to Philadelphia while revising Senate districts and addressing Lancaster Lebanon county divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prep
Harrisburg
Albert R. Pechan
Armstrong
Senate
John S. Tine
Pechaw
Newsman
Philadelphia
Petkin
Pennsylvania
Lebanon
Ronard J Kessler
Lancaster
Lanc
Easter
Lincaster
Charles C. Smith
H-Phil
Legis-lahire
Adam T Bower
H-Northwninerland
Halse Ways
Smith
Bower
Chesterman
Francis J. Chesterman
Ile
Pennylvania
Harrieburg
Pleads Guilty on Morals Charge in County Court
Von Goallen, arrested by four authorities months ago on a morals charge involving a teenager from Corry Rit, pleaded guilty in Freia County Court. After hearing the pleas, the judge deferred sentence. The defendant was arrested after being found living with the girls mother in a New York cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Go Allen
So Bmpornen
Rit
Fria
Allen Tha
New York
Top Reds Named Responsible for Prison Riots
The Wrilwerations Command charged the two top Communist negotiators with direct responsibility for bloody prisoner riots at Warrior Qi Weuje and Chedu jstanes. The UNC quoted captized Communist documents and indirect intelligence remarks blaming North Korean leaders, including Namunt Lee and deputy Cen. we Bane Cho, for the deaths of over 200 prisoners. The UNC had earlier said the Communist high command directed the riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Tmtky
Peisoner
Qi Weuje
Chedu
UNC
Geri
Num 1
Cen
We Bane Cho
Worksine
TNC
Namunt Lee
Hineib
Flu Outbreak Declines Across Nation Says Report
An AP survey reports flu and related respiratory infections waning nationwide with few deaths. Notable cases include President Eisenhower and Gov. Umstead of North Carolina, both affected mildly, while officials note most illnesses last three to five days and are less dangerous than feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatel
Kongas
Tennessee
Mitnnesota
Eisenhower
William B. Umotege
North Carolina
Hoy Pethsten
Massachusetts
Plan to suspend licenses by point system debated in Harrisburg
A proposed point based license suspension plan was presented in the House by Rey W. Greenwood to rate traffic offenses and keep driver records. Offenses such as six or more points trigger a hearing for possible license suspension with specific point values assigned to crimes like speeding and running a school bus stop. A gas explosion in a town left multiple casualties as crews recovered several bodies amid the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Rey W. Greenwood
Wyoming
Tax cut measure sparks GOP Democrats clash in Congress
Republicans split over a bill to cut individual income tax rates by 11 percent with a target date in February. House Speaker Martin questions timing as budget shape implications loom. Some Republicans back Reed while others warn against rushing and risk budget balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Rep
Reed
R-Nw
Aldes
Hove
Ukeways Aid Intens Commitios
HovouEty Gang
House
Halleck
Republican Committee
Martin
Dob
Eisenhower
I Wal
Reet
Congress
Efforts to Snuff Out Gulf of Mexico Gas Fires Fail
A patrol boat crew fights two multimillion-dollar offshore gas well fires 10 miles off the Louisiana coast 80 miles southeast of New Orleans. Workers deploy a steel metal boom after blasting attempts fail, with wind shifts threatening a platform and two alternative plans including upwind attacks or drilling a new well to tap the burning source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gulf of Mexico
Revoillers
Gulf of Mess¢o
Louisiana
Wilson And Others Take Oath Today
President Eisenhower swore in Charles B. Wilson as secretary of defense Harold B. Stassen became director of the Mutual Security Agency and former Gov. Val Peterson was named administrative assistant. The ceremony included a National Security Council meeting and notes on ongoing cold war strategy and weekly sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fruss
Washington
Hiserhhower
Taday
Charles B. Wiluas Tole
Defense
White House
Harold B. Stassen
Mutual Security Agency
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Wilson
National Security Counci
Eisenhower
Shassety
Peterson
Deak
Alden
Olly
James 2. Hnrty
Voluns
National Secwity Council
Tare
National Security Resources Board
Ya ‘Ant
Five Hurt In Area Smashup On Main Street
Five persons were injured when two speeding cars spun out on Youngsville main street and veered into the path of an oncoming auto. Gerald R. Smith of Pittsfield RD 1 was listed in Warren General Hospital with a possible skull fracture and cited for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Fiehcoming Altomobile
Gerald R. Smith
Pitisfield
R. D
Warren General Hospital
Smith
Margaret Fehrman
Pilisfield
Resignation of Corry Red Cross Chair Revealed
Rev J R Clair resigns as chairman of the Corry Chapter American Red Cross with regret. He moves to Hancock Maryland to accept a new pastorate. Rev Francis Whiteman acts as temporary chairman until a new leader is elected. Robert Murphy regional Red Cross director outlined upcoming regional fund campaign in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Jascon Et Glair
Corry
American Red Cross
Rev. Clair
Hancock
Rav
Francis ‘Whiteman
Robert, Murphy
Red Toss
Aleo
Masury man dies from injuries after car hits him on highway
Jesye Dilling Sam, 78, of Masury, Ohio, died from injuries after being struck by a car while walking along a highway in Brookfield Township, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bharon
Jesye Dillingsam
Masury
Brookfield Township
Ohio
Dealers Agree on $5 Deposit to Try TV Sets
A group of TV dealers in the area voted to require a $5 deposit to test a television at home. The deposit will be credited toward the purchase if the buyer accepts the set, otherwise the $5 stays with the dealer. The action aims to deter unserious buyers and cover delivery costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy
Leo Ol
Leonard Niederrler
British Canberra sets new record for fastest London to Australia flight
Darwin Australia relations report notes Britain's Canberra jet bomber shattered speed records on the London to Australia leg. It completed 8 047 miles in about 22 hours, beating previous official marks and surpassing an earlier 19 hour 12 minute unofficial time. The event follows August 1946 Lancaster records and Singapore stop delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Australia
Britain
Canberra
England
North Australian
Limbte
London
Lanville
Air Ministry
Tours
Osuberra
Singapore
Fairless foresees strong year for steel industry
Benjamin F. Fairless, chairman of United States Steel, told reporters that 1959 should be a good year for steel. He cited strong demand, ample iron ore, and sufficient supplies of key materials as factors. He noted U.S. Steel is operating at 101 percent of capacity and outlined plant expansion and overseas shipments planned for early 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Allons
Benjamin F Fairness
Guited Bates Steel Corp
Ormaneny
U.S
Fairless
U.S. Steel
Imgats Wre
Tong
Lintner Ateet Protels
Bulile
Hagenouel Iron Ore
1. S. Steel
Mounthim Tron
Minn
David J. McDonald
Philip Minzay
Steelworkers
Fuirless
Murray
Inter
Accused Slayer Hopes To Practice Law In State
Former Army Lt Aldo Teardi, accused by the Halien government of slaying a superior officer on a World War II mission, seeks to practice law in Pennsylvania. Allegheny County Bar Association reviews Teardi and co defendant Carl LaDolre. federal court previously rejected attempts to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Aldo Teardi
Halien
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County Bar Association
Teardl
Traly
Carl LaDolte
Rochester
Adventis
Willam
Holohan
Tralian
Tiely
County Bar Assooliation
Icarch
New York
Ghinguir
Eyes Is Approved By Senate Group
The Senate weapons committee approved Roger Eyes as deputy defense secretary amid controversy. Critics questioned General Motors ties as Eyes would hold both president and defense posts, but party lines favored confirmation and the nomination moves toward a full Senate vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Benoa Arnie LeeVice Committee
Roger My Eyes
Phy Defers Motors
Tce
Department
Charles E
Eyes
Xessiors
Iis Lestiaiony
Ole Critimen
Ben, Hunt
D-Wye
General Motors
Defense
Fole
Defense Department
Seyinbe
Newark police hold suspect in Westport murder rape case
Police said William Davin, 29, a Black man, confessed to a 2 1 2 year old former actress's rape and slaying in Westport Connecticut. A woman companion, Dinie Allen, was detained for questioning at 88 Hoyt Street. Davis wore Navy trousers and was in further custody as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newark
WN. J
Ahur Weller
William Davin
Westport
Conn
Weller
Davis
Brooklyn
N. C
Nce
Pennsylvania
Offer Bill to Provide Safety for Children
Harrisburg two bills under study by Senate committees aim to protect children on highways and in play areas. One measure would require school buses to discharge children on the side of the road nearest their home at stops on two or more lane highways. The other would ban abandoning refrigerators on vacant lots unless latches are removed to prevent trapping and suffocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Sargegard
Senate
Edward E Watson
Bucks
Charles R. Mallory
R-Blair
Eisenhower Aims to Deny Reds Advantage in Wars
The report says the Eisenhower administration planned to curb Communist leverage in Korea and Indochina by denying the Reds an advantage through political and propaganda efforts. Dulles warned that Russia benefits from continued conflict, while American forces and diplomacy would push for peace and counter Communist influence abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Tadey
Busia
Hew Administration
Benyuse Thwemeiny
Dulles
Russia
Kurest
South Korea
State Department
Foreign Service
FBT
Department
U N Defenders Halt Red Attack on Korean Front
U S Eighth Army says Allied forces repelled a Korean Front assault as air forces damaged one cruiser and heavy naval bombardment pounded the East Korean Coast near Chongju. Reported casualties range up to 40 on the Korean side amid snowbound front lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Red Force
U. S. Eighth Army
Tyhe Air
Pirie Air
Mir
Missouri
Chongju
Eighth
Amny
Three Sets of Twins Born to Sisters at Warren General
Three sisters each welcomed twins at Warren General Hospital. Mrs Clinton Colist of Teiloute and Mrs Couse are sisters of Mire Faat and Mrs Wilcox of Glavebind. Grandmother is Mrs A B Portet of Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren General Hospital
Mtr
Clinton Colist
Teiloute
Couse
Old Britimbaugh
Wills Wilcox
Glavebind
Mir Braimbaugh
Wilcox
Mra A. B Portet
Spring Creek
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SOLON
Assembly
Committee
Uruen
Edward I
Dimock
Fedarst Howe
Pattly Perry
Stassen
Security Council
Pittsfield
Qecur
Warner's Corners
Orly
Boonuhh
Corry and Vicinity
SFEES
Pittsbourge
Alan Nelson
Jeniins Gevier
Tenkine Arcade
Velleghy
State
Isentowsr
Robert TB
SheVens
U.N
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