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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1950
Page
3
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More than 200 Americans trudged 59 miles from Taejon through Communist mountains to reach a command post. Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, last seen at Taejon, is believed alive as rescuers note missing stragglers and ongoing fighting with Red tanks and mortars. Many were blistered and exhausted after fierce Thursday battles and a difficult withdrawal.
Taipit July 22 Chinese Communists shelled Quemoy Island near Amoy as Nationalist forces warned of a planned river assault. The Nationalist defense council said the Reds gathered about 1,800 craft for an apparent attack on the island garrisoned by Nationalist troops.
Area boy 11, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Loepp of R D Spriniborn, died last night from injuries after being knocked from his bicycle by a car driven by his 23 year old brother Theodore Loepp. Police say the accident occurred near the family home.
Warren July 20 An Associated Press report says the appeal of the Clarendon Yew Home Association from a liquor license denial led the Superior Court to reverse the Warren County February 18 1950 Quarter Sessions ruling and reinstate an October 25 1940 order allowing a license. The sequence centered on quota rules and whether the Liquor Control Board could appeal an earlier order, affecting the license status through multiple court actions.
Pennsylvania's famed fishermen's paradise closes after hosting the 1950 season with over 33,000 anglers. State Fish Commission reports Lady anglers have caught 73,622 fish and landed 7,740.
A mother Mrs. Thomas MacConnell and her 6 year old twins John and Thomas arrive safely in California after a Korea war zone escape. Maj. Thomas MacConnell II served with the Korean Military Advisory Group in Seoul. They traveled via the UK with two bags. Most belongings remained in Seoul or in Pijoka Japan, where a freighter moved them from In whom.
Ben Joe Sharp, 22, of Jonesboro Heights Sanford North Carolina died when his tractor-trailer plunged into Slub Creek at Pine Grove Mills. Police say brakes failed as the truck rolled over State Route 645 last night trapping Sharp inside the wrecked cab.
Ernest H. Mages of nearby area appeared in Lycoming County court on a charge of involuntary manslaughter in the death of his father in law Henry M. Buss 47 found dead in bed after an alleged dispute Mages waived a hearing and will await October term as bail set at 1000.
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