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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1953
Page
1
Utiful cher alique oil dilets and clock tale
An English obituary style notice mentions Mikes Horta in a brief readable fragment. Names and specifics are unclear but the text signals a small notice about a person and items.
Army brass puzzled by release of top secrets
Washington officials expressed amazement at a House hearing when long classified Army testimony was released. The leakage exposed details on weapons systems including the Ontos vehicle and a 280 millimeter cannon, long range radars, and plans to replace light tanks, with references to prisoner of war codes and signal corps pigeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmty
Les
Pentagon
Koea
Vhe National Guard
Signal Corps
London Slayer Is Sentenced To Die
John R. Christie, a self confessed strangler, was convicted of murder and sentenced to death. The 53 year old wartime policeman was found sane by an Old Bailey jury, rejecting a defense of madness. He was tried for killing his 64 year old wife Ethel and admitted strangling six other younger women over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weg Smeeelseh
London
John R. Christie
Old Bailey
Christie
Ethel
Jry
Berlin Reds Schedule Rally in East Berlin
East Berlin authorities plan a mass demonstration in Mitte Friedrichshain and Prenzlauer Berg to support promised reforms for the working class as the Communist government seeks to stabilize the city amid tensions. Police caution on crowd control as organizers call for broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Germany
KWG
Mitte
Friedrichshain
Eppen
Second Circus Coming To Corry In July Show
A second circus arrives in Corry this year with performances by Arb Miller AL Ge Kelly and Milley Bros. The event promises a lush night of wonders and sensational acts, featuring a collection of diversions and novelty spectacles, billed as the largest and rowdiest exhibition yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Arb Miller
AL Ge Kelly
Milley Bros
Bnet Moly
Mier
Aow
Baril Wet Malley Wien
Eisenhower pressed to withdraw Lyon nomination amid pension row
Washington reports indicate President Eisenhower faces pressure over the Lyon nomination to run the Mines Bureau after Senate testimony disclosed a $5,000 annual pension from Anaconda Copper and anti mine safety views. White House officials weigh blame and possible rebuke as the Interior Department tally faces questions. Pennsylvanian Sen Watkins defends Lyon’s background amid broader administration reshuffles. Also, Benedictine church leaders in Latrobe elect Switt as president of the American Cassinist Congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Provident
Congress
Tom Lyon
Lyon
White House
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Interior
McKay
Nation
Senate
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Interior Department
Lyol
Felix E. Womser
Dyon
Sen
Watkins
Ctalh
Lyon Vames
Truman
Livan
Defense Materials Procurement Agency
DMPA
Defense Minerals Administration
Pennsylvania
Ralph J. Brown
Hm Brown
Joan L. Forbes
Shamokin
Tax Deadlock Talks Collapse in Harrisburg Meeting
Harrisburg Republican and Democratic leaders convened to break the tax deadlock with a bipartisan conference. GOP chair Taylor and Democrat chair Splain planned a joint effort to produce a state budget and outline tax proposals while House and Senate leaders laid out conditions for support and quick adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Yax Deadinck
Splali
Betty Taylor
Splukiy
Democratic
Splain
Bedford
House
Andrews
Senate
John H. Ment
Sen
Rowiand B. Mahany
GOP
Jack
Seek injunction to halt gas drilling in Leidy field
A suit filed in Allegheny County Court seeks an injunction against New York State Natural Gas Corp to stop drilling in the Leidy gas field Clinton Goliity. Plaintiffs Cornelis McLain Daniel Collins Gustav Huelger and Bawin Klein claim the 1942 club owns land in Lelby Township and allege Mazzeen conspired with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ruanerphia Mien
Ston
New York State Natural Gas Corp
Leidy
Clinton Goliity
Allegheny County
Anthony Mazzocca
Philadelphia
Cornelis McLain
Daniel Collins
Gustav Huelger
Bawin Klein
Mazzneca
Lelby
Kine Dies in Route 36 Crash Near Altoona
Anquito lost control on Route 36 near Altoona and overturned in a field killing John G. Kine, 40, of Feliefonte Centre County. Kine suffered a skull fracture and chest injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Anquito
Aday
John G. Kine
Feliefonte
Centre County
Kine
Burglar Leaves Tiny Haul From Local Garage Break-in
A chaotic report describes a break-in on Franklin Street with a would‑be thief forcing entry to a showroom and office. Although entry was made, the thief secured little loot beyond damaged property and a few automotive parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce
Drake
Lgmatei
Franklin Street
Souetine Weibel Goldagh
Harold Mie Jliy
Ora
Yiloye
Planes Lost in War Hint at Fourth Year of Conflict
A wartime report cites Allied air losses and downed Soviet and Communist targets as World War enters its fourth year. It notes claimed destruction of 50 Communist aircraft, including 779 MIGs, with many shot down since June 25, 1960, amid ongoing frontline battles and prisoner concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Msm
Kovense
Gommunitat
Wryland
Norbh Keres
Iysunloun
Pokvo
Wayland
Miuska
Abr
Key Penal Bill Ready For Vote In State Senate
Harrisburg reports the key bill to transfer administration of penal and corrective institutions from Welfare to the Justice Department ahead of a five vote Senate action. The measure targets Morganza in Wasthields County and aims to exclude it from the transfer list while urging restraint and a new girls section at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Flemine R-Aletey
Wasthilds
Fleming Side
Erlaiinats
John S. Fhie
Mpl
Sim Estima
Tanhavers
Om Wileghh
Monwealth
Houmr
Western Bthte Penitentiary
Rockview Byanohish Dunitary
Filibuster Threat Grows Over Waterhouse Tax Bill
The Senate floor heard debate on the Waterhouse machine tax bill. Supporters argue it risks counties' revenue while opponents warn of broad tax burdens on manufacturers and needed exemptions. A proposed amendment to strike county provisions failed 28-5 along party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Haartaburg
Ewumee
dHurdinary Sry
Hep
Reriu
Wilich Wold Knikon Haday
Sean
Willie Lao
Senate
Lish
Joe Hiv
Tate
Webster
Buin B. Mahany
Kops Lows Stuor Jeadlen
Vann
Iby
Yrbie
Brie
Bry
Lino
Westmoreline
Washington County
DNL
Notte
Devt
Aloe
Senate Studies Bills to Revise Libel Laws
Harrisburg the Senate received two bills to revise libel and slander law terms. One bill would grant a single cause of action for libel or slander per publication. The second defines limits for proof and damages. Feb. Fictsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Fund drive to buy seeing eye dog starts here
A local community fundraiser opens to support purchasing a seeing eye dog. Residents and union groups pledge contributions with several individuals already offering amounts, while organizers seek broad support to reach the goal. The effort includes mention of Mrs Gladys Chinifiele and others as active participants in rallying funds.
Tax Extension Bill Bottled Up Amid Administration Push
The administration rallies full strength to push a six-month extension of the corporate profits tax. House leadership and lawmakers pressure to bypass the Ways and Means Committee and bring the measure directly to the floor amid a partisan push to curb deficits and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Daniel Reed
AVY
Eisenthower
Closebh W. Martin
Muss
Halleck
Tnd
Two Women Cited On Lottery Charges After Raid
Two women cited on lottery charges following a raid by Allegheny County detectives. Mary Mar vel and Miss Arn Falerski posted 2500 bonds each as hearings loom. Special Detective Tyestigytist testified that Miss Falerski admitted writing numbers while Miss Muzzel claimed she knew her visitor participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marvel
Frank Mazel
Arn Falerski
Allegheny
Washington
Koreans Demand Fight to the Death Amid War Turmoil
Disrupted reports from Seoul describe mass protests and fierce calls to continue fighting. President Syngman Rhee flees, while banners urge persistence against enemy forces as families mark anniversaries of the war. The scene includes prisoner counts and mentions of allied leaders and near the Pusan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Syngman
Peng
Seoul
Phe
Donde
Pnet
South Mores
Pusan
Young Song Bone
Sparta Pastor Jostes resigns at First Baptist Church
Rev. Jostes resigns effective next month amid church factional strife. He will move to a field assignment within four weeks after call for excommunication of deacon Robert Nichols was discussed. The congregation planned a vote that Sunday but likely postponed. Nichols denied the pastor's accusations and had supporters. The church, served by Jostes since October 26, 1951, has grown with 140 participants in recent years. 1952 saw strong Sunday School attendance and church renovations including reroofing and new rest rooms. Jostes, married with two children, arrived from Manistique, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jostes
Spartansburg
Justes
Nts
Robert Nienola
Wetne
Simday
Nichols
Sparty
Rey. Dustes
Maneaqui
Pete Dyriyy
Dostes
Robert
Donna Rae
Two Clymer Men Injured In Local Mishaps
Two residents of Clymer were hospitalized after separate incidents. Robert White, 35, suffered a severe laceration and tendon damage to his right index finger caught between a pulley and belt while haying. Donald Camper, 16, working at the Dairymen's League plant, received a concussion after a 4 by 6 lumber piece struck him in the head. he was unconscious for an hour but later reported satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Clymer
Fe Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert White
Donald Camner
Lester Camper
Lesgue
Garmper
Emissary in Seoul Aims Quick Truce with Rhee
President Eisenhower's personal representative arrives in Seoul with a secret message to persuade Syngman Rhee toward a swift truce. U S Far East chief Robertson plans talks that could test U S backing for unified Korea, urging no armistice without unity and warning that division benefits the Communists. Robertson met Tokyo officials before delivering the message and was joined by U S ambassador Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pchoel
North
South Korea
Armistee
Robertson Fiey
Washington
Jold Hensmen
Korea
U.N
Robertson
Tokyo
Ger
Mark Mark
U. S
Bilis
Briggs
Fail to pay city school tax triggers penalties and penalties
More than 400 Cory taxpayers face added charges if their 1969 89 school taxes remain unpaid by July 1. City Treasurer Carl Smith says a year end settlement follows as district fiscal year ends June 30. Taxes unpaid may be turned to the county collection office with 19 to 20 percent added under Pennsylvania law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Carl Smith
Corry School Wiskitt
Ube
Marty Johnson
Enurtang
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