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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1953
Page
3
Fragmentary report notes a political figure facing a hearing over a disputed payment. It mentions an operator and a sum around $100 with references to suits and a $5,95 amount, leaving many details unclear.
A 14 year old boy, Joseph Conklin of Tidioute, was severely injured when a pickup driven by Anthony Gannwater of Tidioute went out of control on a hill near the Allegheny River and plunged 15 feet into a ravine. Conklin suffered severe injuries including scalp lacerations, a ruptured bladder, pelvic fractures, and a neck injury. he was hospitalized in Warren after surgery. Gannwater sustained injuries including a deep abdominal laceration and shock. Both were ejected as the vehicle cleared guard rails and toppled into the ravine.
A 50 year old music teacher and a 0 year old practical nurse engaged in a fatal feud in McKeesport. Police say Marlo Campani killed himself after shooting Ann Jakubee, who was visiting him in his home. The nurse was wounded and died later at McKeesport Hospital.
A well known Philadelphia attorney and husband of the deputy state attorney general was found dead in a partially burned bathtub of his apartment. The 80 year old John Rutherford was discovered after his wife Louie reported no response to a phone call. Coroner believes heart attack caused death. body found by staff after alarm.
Thomas Dorsey, 1 year old prelate, allegedly shouted I will make as much noise as I please and assaulted Leslie Bush during a tire repair at Bush Service Station in Millcreek. Police report Dorsey borrowed tools, ignored remonstrations, and punched Bush after complaints escalated.
A flash fire at Miss Margaret Lovechities home in Jamestown was caused by fumes from paint thinner contacting a pilot light on a heating stove. Loveechity burned both hands while extinguishing the blaze with a throw rug. Fire crews from three companies responded, with smoke filling the house.
A $5.25 billion fiscal bill, after Senate and House compromise, was approved and sent to the White House. It funds operating costs for agencies including the Alpine Energy Commission the Tennessee Valley Authority and selective service during the fiscal period.
Ben Hogan lands in New York aboard the United States after sealing the British Open at Carnoustie. A parade and City Hall reception greet the triple crown winner as he announces plans to manufacture golf clubs in Texas, near Fort Worth, while continuing his golfing career.
A fragmentary report notes legislative tension over welfare and employment nondiscrimination amendments. It cites opposition from religious groups and lawmakers, including Rep. Bolton, amid debates on funding and statewide programs.
Oil City native Willian K. Selden, 41, Northwestern University recorder, was named president of Ulingis College in Jacksonville. Selden succeeds H. Gary Hudson, serving 16 years, as the college begins a new era.
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