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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1953
Page
1
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A brutal four day heat wave raises death toll to 125 as temperatures spike nationwide. Chicago records its hottest June day, with 1012 degrees in parts of the Midwest and new records in Albany and Louisville. Water shortages push rationing in several Texas towns and Springfield, Illinois. Lightning and heat storms cause fatalities and injuries from New York to Ohio.
Sister Maeswean and Enver of James Sullivan of Menduvonne were among nine Sisters of Mercy who pronounced final vows at St Joseph's Convent chapel in Titusville. Archbishop Edward P Nick Maruman presided. Sister M Helen Jean received a reception after a family dinner at Meadagemie residence. She was joined by Sisters M Ramona, M Roberta, and Sister Damien, former St Edward's para hint teacher.
Harvey Croscot of Cron sulle confectionery on North enter street reported six wrist watches worth over 600 stolen Saturday evening. Officers found two Third Ward boys had been at the store earlier. they denied involvement. A bus passenger was seen nearby and questioned.
Weather observer George Mill dovick reported the official thermometer reached 95 degrees amid high humidity and strong heat. Golfers and yach enthusiasts sought shade and swimming as relief from the broiling afternoon. The temperature lingered near 95 through Sunday night with a cooler trend predicted after a hot weekend.
Funeral services for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg drew about 500 mourners inside a Brooklyn chapel and thousands outside amid extreme heat as clergy denounced the executions as murder. Defendants' supporters urged clemency while officials defended the death sentences.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports CIO United Steelworkers plan to seek a guaranteed annual wage at Aluminum Company of America negotiations starting tomorrow. The union aims for at least the 8 cent per hour rise seen in the steel industry, with details on total wage increase undisclosed.
A bitter rift at Sparta Baptist Church divides members into rival camps led by Pastor Rev Jostes and critic Robert Nichols. The dispute centers on leadership, worship directives, and Nichols’s role, with calls for Nichols’s exclusion and possible dismissal of the pastor at a forthcoming business meeting. Witnesses testified amid tense exchanges as the church contemplates next steps.
A late afternoon district storm cooled the region after sweltering temps. Thunder and lightning moved in then cleared, leaving light rain in Corry and Meadville Warren and Youngsville reporting heavier downpours with over half an inch in spots. Power outages disrupted WMGW for two hours and an Academy Theatre show was canceled. A cold front followed, dropping temperatures to 58 last night and not rising high today.
Corry residents respond to appeal letters as the Jewish Welfare Society launches its annual drive. Focal funds sent to the United Jewish Appeal aid Jews in Eastern Europe, with locals urged to remit to the Corry Jewish Welfare Society care of M. M Nast or Harry Burach.
The Associated Press reports Berlin and East Germany acknowledge ongoing strikes and violence against the Kremlin puppet regime amid claims of parachutists and saboteurs. The Central Committee says many parachutists captured but unrest persists as workers are urged to return to work.
At 7:20 am at Route 19 and 37 near Waterford a one-car smashup involved fishermen. Paul Behary of Clairton and Neil Kilbane of Waterford were driving. Kilbane’s vehicle damaged, Behary’s car damaged $850 total. Both drivers uninjured.
Work has begun to remodel the Gold Room at the Hotel Curry. Manager Louis Valentine announced the project aims to finish within several weeks, removing one fusis of the horseshoe shaped bar and redecorating the space in burgundy and rose. New seating and tables will be added, and meeting space expanded while the lounge operates in the Carey Room.
GOP and Democrats, in Harrisburg, plan separate sessions as the 1958 General Assembly nears adjournment. Leaders push tax policy, including a substitute for the sales tax, with votes anticipated this week. Bills target unincorporated business gross receipts, soft drink tax revival, and tobacco levies amid party disagreements.
James Grant, 19, of 124 West Main Street, fined 85 for disordely conduct and 10 for drunkenness after a brawl on West Main Street. He claimed to be 16 to obtain alcohol. A relative was initially held as a victim. Fire crews extinguished a small grass fire on RaymonE avenue at 2 05 this afternoon. the home on the north side of the street sustained a minor blaze.
July 8 chosen for the opening of Big Three talks as France fumbles to form a new government. Premier Churchill’s party stance and White House statements hint at a January to February window, while Paris failure leaves Eisenhower awaiting guidance on travel plans to Bern.
A Cambodian government spokesman Krengnitt said Cambodians are ready to die for independence as Paris signals move. King Norodom returned from self imposed exile in Thailand and heads the independent Cambodian Army in a nationalist campaign. He warned war would be nationalist, not communist, while France is said to permit arms to French residents in Phnom Penh.
United States Sabre jets claim destruction of six Communist MIGs over North Korea with pilot Robert Baldwin of Sherman Oaks credited as fifth air ace of the war. Additional wrecks, damaged planes, and strikes on rail, relay stations, and a Chinese-held Finger Ridge mark a day of heavy air action near Sakhhu and Pyongyang as ground forces clash along the frontier.
President Eisenhower weighs using discretionary authority to press a Western European military pact. Senate testimony and a White House briefing hint at potential acceleration of aid and defense arrangements. Bradley warns Russia’s fear could boost U S strength while stockpiles in West Germany back German formation plans.
Henderson 26 pleads guilty to murder in the slaying of Mrs. Alice Storch for a $10,000 payment. Co-defendants Budd 96 and Richard Haines 28, both of Pittsburgh, also faced murder charges as jury selection began for the trial. The crime occurred last February 26 at the Butler County home of her husband Ernest. The judge ordered Henderson to return in fall for further testimony and sentencing.
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