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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1953
Page
3
Fragmented OCR listing real estate and livestock sales including brick and cement properties in Columbus Fort Wayne and Corry with multiple parcels and lots. Notices detail sale dates times and contacting agents with probate and trustee references.
In Harrisburg a GOP rift over borrowing through the General State Authority triggered a tense floor duel. Sen. Mahony sought a quick vote on a 280 million plan. Sen. Propert blocked it on formality. The measure would bypass debt limits with funds for multiple construction projects and faces continued debate.
A Venango County court petition filed yesterday by Jorney M Dale and Willis P Domenelli alleges an auto collision on February 22 1952 near Dempseytown caused $2000 damage and injuries to Morton Parker 38 of Mt Anion Allegheny County. The suit names Ethyl Rickers driver and J W Rickers of 522 Street Corry Brieny as defendants.
Washington report notes rising living costs as food prices forecast to stay high from May into June. While grocery prices rise, housing, medical care and tobacco costs also increase, with the consumer index up four tenths of one percent in May to June.
In Harrisburg the Senate narrowly approves a bill to raise House members from 208 to 210, reallocating seats across nine counties while trimming eight others. The measure, aimed at aligning districts after the decennial census, faces Democratic opposition and appears unlikely to advance this session.
The Civilian Aeronautics Board will not issue findings on a transoceanic crash near Wake Island on June 11. Coroner Michael Gerrundo said the plane disintegrated on impact, few bodies found with belts on, while Navy divers identified several recovered remains including Extelia Boyer of Westerville.
Howard Co. of Norwich outlines a reorganization involving Van Tassel Co. to resume manufacturing at the local plant. The plan adds insole production to utilize hides, expand operations, and raise working capital via second mortgage obligations.
Police in Gaspe report blood stained underwear and hair tufts found at the hunters camp site where a skeleton lacking a skull was uncovered. The trio of American bear hunters from Hollidaysburg Pa were missing six weeks as authorities seek to identify remains and determine what happened.
Harrisburg report notes the Erie machinery tax exemption bill would postpone certain assessments and apply to January 4, 1956. Senate approval followed a partisan clash, with Sen. Lane opposing while Republicans press relief for Erie businesses facing escalating activity taxes driving residents to relocate.
A reform proposal faces opposition from Squires who argue the Measure S would confine constables to their wards or districts and prevent assignment beyond local boundaries. They claim the bill limits minor court officers and disrupts existing duties while aiming to reorganize police and district roles.
Senators paid tribute as President Hoover visited the chamber, with leaders noting his long service. The event highlighted bipartisan appreciation and reflected on historical ties between the executive and legislative branches.
Reports from the front describe intense fighting as 1 000 Chinese Reds press a new assault in the Kumsong Bulge. Allied air forces drop heavy bombs while night fighters engage. US ships patrol the area and report Communist activity near the front.
Frank Kinley a well known Corry city fire department driver died suddenly while visiting relatives in New York City and surrounding area. A coroner’s jury attributed the death to natural causes. his wife and family survive along with two brothers and several sisters.
In Scranton Pennsylvania police and federal agents arrested several individuals tied to a bank shortage probe. The group faces charges including misappropriation and concealment as investigators reveal missing records and a pattern of shortfalls totaling substantial sums.
Washington report details a chaotic hearing as Bishop Oh Bromley faced questions over alleged social conduct. Congress members cited muddled thinking while Chairman Velde urged awaiting more information before drawing conclusions. A fire testimony added unexpected drama as lawmakers debated procedures for subversive protection.
Indianapolis reports a three city walkout by Indiana Bell Telephone Co. workers seen as a probe toward nationwide actions. Moscow delays Supreme Soviet session by nine weeks to late August. no reason given for the postponement. Washington notes aid to twenty organizations by the attorney general and a recommendation to dismiss government claims against railroads for wartime freight overcharges.
In Seoul Syngman Rhee and Foreign Minister deliver ultimatums to the United Nations Command warning of renewed moves against North Korea. They demand a postwar political conference and threaten withdrawal from talks if their terms are not met. The exchange comes amid escalating tensions as negotiations stall.
Fragmented text describes unnamed officials stating no further concessions from the United States. It references a shift in policy prompts and mentions Armistice talks and a South Korea stance tied to U S pressures. Foreign Minister Pyun Yung Toi and Panmunjom are cited as context points amid wartime negotiations.
Mead Park directors authorize construction of two new double vermis courts with lights by the park association. City funds will cover operating costs for the lighting, with safety recommendations from Robert Price. Additional improvements include a water line to the Little League field, more drinking fountains, trout stocking, new playground equipment, and an outdoor phone booth.
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