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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1953

Page

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Truce Talks Meet Again as Firing Surges in Korea

Allied and Communist armistice delegates met for 39 minutes at Panmunjom and recessed until tomorrow amid Red fears of a renewed time limit for talks. The front saw heavy fighting with over 60 000 Chinese forces pressing four South Korean divisions on the East Central Front.

Associated Press Panmunjom South Korea Penning Korea East Central Front U1. N. Command Waison Pan—ominjom Usat Atlivel Pyongyani U. N Alan Winnington London Daily Worker Revs Syngman Rhee Walter $. Robertson Seoul

East Berliners rush for food across border in relief market

Hundreds of hungry East Berliners storm the sector border to buy privately donated stocks at reduced rates as West Berlin funds back a Kruazberg relief market. Workers from East German plants protest Communist rejection of U S food aid, prompting strikes and tense clashes with security guards. The market, briefly opened, sold milk potatoes and fruit before closing for the night. Noted essayist Hilaire Belloc is reported in serious condition after a fireplace accident.

Associated Press Berlin West Berl West Berlin Dark Abend Thuringian U. S Kruuzberg Kreuzberg Willy Bressman

Not Guilty Plea by Corry Man in Break In

Corry man Frank Bell entered a not guilty plea before Alderman Morchie Combrese on burglary and possession of burglary tools after arrest for breaking into the Hi-Mill dairy store on East Eighth Street. Bell was jailed in Erie County Prison with bond set. detectives linked him to other local burglaries as officers searched his home and seized burglary tools and a jar of foreign coins.

Frank Bell Math Street Ubrese Stromney Fredet Neon UK Hil-Mill Dairy East Eighth Street Evie Raven Erie 3 Wight Watch Ox Ube Bell Pennsylvania Evan Lip John Coates Erie City Harley Drake Tri-State Wren Canada Germany Mexico Franksh

Corry Driver Held For Court Trial

John A. Froneck of Corry was held for the September county court term on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a brief preliminary hearing before Alderman J. Allen Love in Titusville. Bail was set at 300 dollars and posted. he was released. Prosecution by Patrolman Gilbert Ne Gates Jr. and Charles Brickner Jr. Froneck represented by Gerald McGill. He allegedly drove an erratic course on South Franklin and Union Streets to Church Run.

John A. Froneck Corry County Cours J. Allen Love Titusville Froneck Gilbert Ne Gates Jr Charles Brickner Jr Gerald McGill McGill and McGi Franklin Street Union Street Church Run

Robertson to report to Ike on Rhee talks and armistice pledge

Envoy Walter Robertson departed for the United States to brief President Eisenhower on his sixteen days of secret talks with South Korea’s Syngman Rhee. The discussions included a pledge to seek an armistice in Korea if possible at Panmunjom. In Pittsburgh this year there have been no polio deaths and few cases compared with 1952.

Peuen Tokyo Walter Robertson United States Eisenhower Syngsan Mhee Alaska Rhee Korea Panmunjoin Pittsburgh

Freighter Sinks After Collision Crew Saved

A freighter named Luckenbach sank after a collision off the coast near Golden Gate Delailx. All crew members were rescued or accounted for, with distress signals received by Globe Wireless and the Coast Guard responding to ensure safety.

Associated Presw SAN Prangisco Freigiwer Java Liekenbuen Ani Bub Ut Feo Onklind Elste MSI Globe Wireless Tetmekenbach Coast Guard

Hopes Dim For Nabbing Thief

A mysterious stranger visited Pyleville Hospital last Saturday night. Police failed to verify the suspect’s presence but a hospital patient and two employees reported a brief disturbance and a robbery claim as the intruder fled with cash and a newspaper.

Corry Me Moral Hospital Pyleville Avale Ty. m. Sabun Sid Hey Ion A. Xx. Williams Gleason

Top Red Planner Relieved of Post

The Soviet Union cites removal of Malyshyev a top engineer and minister of transport and heavy industry. Nosenko named as new head of the key ministry after a Moscow meeting. Western observers note Malyshev’s prominence and Borin’s purge tie.

Malyshey Nosenko Associated Press Moscow Vyazhpalay A. Malyshey Soviet Union Tansport Shine Malyshev Ivan Tsidorbyich Evening Moscow Lavrenty P. Borin Mulyshev Sovick Union Sovieh Aispatel Malyshev Noxenko

Westinghouse Electric Plant Suspends 200 Workers

Two hundred electrical testers at the East Pittsburgh plant of Westinghouse Electric Corp are on a three day suspension for leaving their jobs to attend a price quote meeting.

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Navy removing bodies of crash victims in sea

Navy divers retrieved victims from shark infested waters about 380 miles east of Wake Island after a passenger plane crash Saturday night. Officials reported scattered bodies, with some recovered and others presumed dead as searchers worked to locate more.

NAVY Associated Press Honolulu Wake Island Oem Airlines Tone Eise Binet Wiei Favet Barrett Matsoet Sali Catinad Calif Wake

Court Upholds Bell Rate Hike

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court today upheld a 2 percent rate increase granted to Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania by the Public Utility Commission. The appeal, filed by Philadelphia and Pittsburgh area interests, claimed error in depreciation and reproduction cost findings and sought a 10-year cost study before the raise.

Phidaumlph Lacatonyenous Bellelephone Comany Pennsylvania Public Tality Commission PUC Cliv Afliee Philadelphia Pittsbrgh CIO Cornell Anton

Architect outlines school materials and finishes decision

Joint Committee heard explanations on floor and wall finishes and teacher shortages. Superintendent's report noted expenditures for music and classroom needs, with bids reviewed for piano brands, and a recommendation favoring Baldwin-Hamilton.

Senate confirms Willson as judge in Western District

The Senate confirmed Joseph P. Willson of Smethport and John W. McTivaine of Washington Pa for federal judgeships in Pennsylvania. Both nominations passed the Judiciary Committee and were supported by GOP members. A later London storm dumped hail stones and rain flooding streets and gutters.

Washington Senate Fisenhow Joseph P. Willson Smethport Pat Pennsylvania Aleo John W. McTivaine Wouter Pennsylvania Willson Gdward Martin Mousain Ren. James Duff

Pennsylvania approves seven per cent sales tax and prison reforms

Governor John Fine signs a seven percent sales tax making Pennsylvania the 35th state to levy the tax. Revenue will fund educational programs, with a seven week interim to set up collection. The House also moves toward final vote on prison reform, reshaping state penal institutions and management following riots at Western State and Rockview.

Pennsylvania Associated Press Pennnsylvania John Senate House Gera Albert W. Joherson Demnersts Albert S. Readinger D-Berks Orie Graterford Eastern State Penitentiary Rockview Western State Penitenary Pennsylvania Institution Huntingedon Ula Jacob ‘J. Devers Welfare Department Western State Penitention Pittsburgh

Corry Motorist Held on Drunken Driving Charge

Albert Foster of R D 1 Corry was held for the next Warren County Court term on drunken driving charges after a State Police arrest on Route 1014 near Columbus. After a guilty plea he posted a $500 bond for release pending court.

Albert Foster Corry Warren County Court Fred Bevis Star- Brike Yearanday Foster Columbus Hie Neal

One Killed and Fourteen Hurt In Area Bus Crash

A fatal bus crash near Jamestown area leaves one man dead and fourteen injured as fog shrouds the scene. Police identify the victim as John Skemboy, 40, of Oil City. The crash involved a Greyhound bus and a car driven by F Pattison of Ellington NY. both drivers suffered minor injuries. Passengers from Oil City and nearby areas receive treatment at several hospitals for burns and cuts.

Oil City Gerry, N.Y Jamestown N.Y Joh Skemboy Garry Tren Buffalo F. Pattison Charles Steal Ellington Pattison Desiner Hyente Hyente, OU City, Brush Burns of Hott Legs. Riwhare A. Lee Lee Anton Ultieh Nass Som Heights Louie

Hope Fades For 4 Missing Fliers In Cape Henry Crash

NORFOLK VA The Navy reduced hopes for four missing airmen after a patrol bomber crashed five miles east of Cape Henry. Eleven crewmen aboard the Marlin PSM participated in an antisubmarine training flight from Norfolk Naval Air Station. four were rescued on a life raft, leaving four unaccounted for as search efforts ended.

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U N Troops Readjust After Massive Chinese Breakthrough

Chinese forces pushed 4 miles into central Korea as 60 000 to 70 000 troops attacked across a broad front. General Taylor said the Eighth Army would withdraw to reallocate forces, with four reserve divisions reinforcing the assault and heavy casualties reported on both sides in the night battle.

Prine Spoul Korea Maxwell D. ‘Taylny Eaal Kuwaiwa Pukhon Tim War Swork Ff Ballle Heer Taylor Kumsoi Eighth Army

Tight Controls Keep Ismailia Under Lockdown

British Army maintained tight traffic controls around Ismailia near the Suez Canal zone. Nine incidents reported as troops searched for a missing airman. Maj Selah Salem challenged a Commons statement by Selwyn Lloyd blaming Egyptian authorities for the disappearance.

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Senate Committee Approves Profits Tax Extension

Washington The Senate Finance Committee approved President Eisenhower's proposal to extend the excess profits tax for corporations with no changes from the House bill. Chairman Milikin said the measure passed comfortably and could reach the President with amendments this week, avoiding a House conference.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Eisenhower House Milkiin Senate

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