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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1953
Page
1
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Five Die In Area Fire And Water Tragedy
A picnic outing near Albion turned deadly as a drowning in a deep hole at French Creek killed a girl and four others perished in a house fire at a farm home. Survivors include relatives of the Karaski and Moyer families with several injured. Fire officials detail the blaze started in the kitchen of the Albion residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Lo Corry
Pennsylvania
Shirley Ann
Iarkoski
Edward P. Kar
Beavers
Wattsburg
Pach Creek
Marton Kiman
Erie
Kiman
Leigh
Lynn
Diane Moran
Hobart Magner
Michael
Joseph Kart
Karkaski
Mr. Fehlman
Framie Soar Ski
East Mary Street
Georgis. Moyer
Jady
Berie Moyer
Marian Chase
Thre
Sctims
Mildred Moyer
Charles Moyer
Ami Harry Chise
John Ferguson
Fte
Ad Mus
Def Tishey
Moyer
Finnish Regime Resigns as Coalition Talks Continue
The Finnish coalition government led by Premier Orho resigns amid deadlock with the Agrarian and Socialist parties. President Juho Punakly to meet Karl Fegerholm to discuss leadership as policy disagreements over industry subsidies taxes and wages persist. Funeral services are announced for Judge J Spyder in Greensburg with a note of his long service on the Westmore County bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsine
Finland
Orhoen
Toner
Agrarian
Juho Punalklyi
Karl Fegerholm
The
Hous
Agra
Utes Greensburg
Ices
Indie ‘Dentel J) Spyder
Her
Westmore County
Aopeur
Presidenté of
Orphans Cour
Hottest Night Of Year Sees City Warm Readings
City records an extreme warm night with temperatures near ninety degrees. Officials warn residents to seek cooling as humidity remains high and heat persists after a day of heat and nearby lakes and resorts drawing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Plenies An
Chinese Open New Attack On Road 10 Seoul
About 12 000 Chinese Reds backed by artillery struck positions near Seoul's gateway as Sabre jets claimed air superiority. In the north, MIG counts and Sabre responses dominated a multi-hour clash near Sinuiju and Nam o, while ROK and American air power pounded advancing forces. On the eastern front, Lookout Mountain was retaken by ROK troops in a four hour battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Lita Bouth Keven
Aled Sabre
Yun
Hhe Sabres
Namo
Sinuiju
Ko- Fe
Feds
Souedy Farsa
Twinirymen
Unussial
Wwe Helentes
Wwe Helentes Wed Net Duschilbinne
Ales
Bendy
Iigein
Qubpoek Buk
ROS
Rydartitey
Thid Rokilivision
Lookout Mountain
Jamestown Youth Dies After Dive At Viking Club Lake
A Jamestown teen died after a dive at the Viking Club on Route 11 near Midway Park. James Marshall, 19, was pulled from Chautauqua Lake minutes after the incident during a Sunday morning swim party with six other teens from Jamestown and Frewsburg. Coroner Frederic Mattison ruled the death accidental. Marshall died at General Hospital after being treated at the scene and then transported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Su
Chattryqua Lake
Wied
General Hospital
Hive Rober
Maarshall
Wradwane
Jamestown High Schoo
Robert Gi Marshall
Jamestown
Frederic Mattison
Falconer
Marshall Boy
Roger Johnson
Thomas Suben
Hofer
Emily Brady
Joan Danielson
Esther Battles
Frewsburg
Miss Battles
Miss Danielson
Werte
Marshal
Aero Supply Silent Amid IAM Strike Bans Engineers
Aero Supply plant quiet as International Association of Machinists bans engineers and office staff from work. Production halted after Friday vote. management plans court action to allow essential engineers to return. Union and company officials to meet to review job classifications and potential next steps.
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Avo
Wal
Tal
Lopermuit
Los
Sph
Jimion
Seb
Sttike
T. A
Funeral set for victim of crash in Warren
Clarence Ecklund age 8 of Clarendon will be buried after services at Vermilyea Funeral Home Warren and Presbyterian Cemetery Garland. Police said his death followed a foggy crash five miles north of Warren when a car struck a guard post and embankment. He was found by Westin Gray and aided until an ambulance arrived. Survivors include his parents Ralph Ecklund and Audrey, two brothers Ray and Edward, and a wife and two sons later noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Eckwid
Clarendon
Taite Vermilyea
Warren
Ilerment
Presbyterian Cemetery
Garland
Ecklund
Ralph Ecklond
Corry
Mi Bekhund
Stow
Khaled
Walx
Westin
Jane
John Graber
Sugar Grove
Boklind
Us North Pes Pipeline Company
Wits
Audrey Tw
Ronald and
Girles
Edward
Levilistown
Party Chiefs Wrapping Up Tax Package
Republican and Democratic leaders finalize a 14 percent tax program in Harrisburg as Governor Vine outlines details. The plan includes motor vehicle tire transfer tax at two percent, tobacco product taxes and a higher gross receipts levy, with potential increases on wine profits and cigars. Leaders expect votes and a House-Senate session within days as recognition grows for a tax package to fund state services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
John 5
Vine
Tncvense
Ross
Hin
Gray Joby
Sung
Oray
Hume
Lenalam
Alor
EU Ward B. Logan
Wwe
Disyn Lip
Albert W. Johnson
Methodists Launch Membership Drive Nationwide
In Philadelphia the Methodist Church opened a drive aiming to recruit 250000 members in the U S one thousand new members were admitted at Frantklir Field during a three day world convocation on evangelism attended by 290 church leaders from across the nation and foreign guests. Also in Uniontown Pennsylvania former congressman and ex postmaster W N vein 2 died after an illness of several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Methodist Church
Frantklir
Field
John Wesley
Mile Tugush
Denorni
Revery
Tiniontown
Pat
W. N Vein
Utuuntown
Reactivating Company A Guard Unit in Corry Move
Officers from Erle to interview applicants for forming a new guard outfit in Corry tomorrow night. The effort aims to reestablish Company A of the Thy Regimend 6 We 2A Division with entry of former members and younger veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Fist
Weprisenta
East Washington
Merview
Wirnik
Univ
Wen Wit
Pennsylvania Ready to Issue Gamma Globulin for Polio Victims
Harrisburg reports the commonwealth will allot 55400 cubic centimeters of gamma globulin to poliomyelitis victims and household members to prevent paralysis. State Health Dept official William Schrivitz Jr notes the serum aims to prevent and modify paralysis, not treat the disease, with about one in three victims spared from paralysis when treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Palio
Vieliine
Beto
Willian D. Schruvic Jr
Stat Healty Department
Gamit Blouin
Phrysi
Detense
Charraend
Bevels
Pollo Ajetiuns
Slateealla
Pallion
Hhaaverages
Garmin
Schrask
Cape
Adele
Italian Premier Resigns Amid Government Turmoil
Italian Premier De Gasper resigns as Parliament elects a new Chamber after elections. Center Christian Democrats hold the balance, with potential reshuffle and De Gasper likely to remain foreign minister if a new cabinet is formed.
One Seaman Lost In Freighter Tanker Collision
Barnegat City N J dispatch reports the freighter Lorde Panama and the oil tanker Guiltrade collided twelve miles off the New Jersey coast. One seaman, Aristides dos Santos of Rio de Janeiro, was killed. 24 crewmen survived, with several rescued by the freighter and a coast guard cutter. The Lorde Panama proceeded to New York with 25 aboard after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asy Assollated
Barnegat
Freigher
Brasilia Sarin
Panama
New York City
Coast Guard
New York
Philadelphi
Ole Fox
Jersey
Aristides Bisins Dos Santoy
Rio de Janeiro
Suick
Seeres
Cesar de Freites Silva
Morn Towing Co
Anne Moran
Lorde
Interim meeting eyed as Britain seeks policy stopgap
Britain’s top officials discuss an interim conference with the United States on peace and postwar issues. Richard A. Butler says a temporary meeting may be arranged with Lord Salisbury taking over foreign policy duties after Churchill’s absence and Eden’s retirement, while the location and agenda remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Richard A. Butler
United States
Orvenece
Hue
Bermua
of Commons
Churchill
Butler
Lord Salley Salisbury
Colinell
ChUchill
Anthony Eden
2000 Dead in Japanese Flood Report
A flood in northern Kyushu, Japan, left about 2000 dead or missing with 360000 homes destroyed. Weather warnings warned of a potential typhoon as floods swelled rivers and towns faced widespread devastation. American service members aided refugees while rescue operations continued across affected areas. An industrialist in Hamilton, Ontario died of a heart attack while playing golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askonkuded
Tokyo
Kyushu
New Jersey
Pendher
Heller
Air Force
Moji
Fukuoka
Yilth
J. Bome
Driver charged after collision and vehicle theft
John Reed of 512 Lakeview faces three charges including driving while suspended, reckless driving and taking a car without permission. Police say the vehicle, found damaged after crashing near Washington Street and Mead, was returned by Reed who claimed steering problems. A hearing was scheduled before Alderman George Gordon with restitution discussed for alleged damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Lakeshiva
Wien
Dahn Guillen
Heb Reed
George Gordon
Vance Buell
East Street
Freed
Hisewnter
Power
Tron Buell
Reed
Ster Seetland
Washington Street
Mead aVertic
Gafner
Buell
Lowry Cullen
Gordon
Battle Over Profits Tax Sees Administration Win
Washington report says the Eisenhower administration won its struggle to extend the excess profits tax as House Republican leaders secured assurances from the Ways and Means Committee to send the extension to the floor despite Daniel Reed and GOP opposition. The plan bypassed Reed’s bloc with a special time frame, keeping the bill moving toward floor consideration against intra party resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means Committee
Daniel Reed
GOP
Fisbeck
Ind
Howe
Reed
Ways and Means
Robertson Plans New Meetings With Rhee Tomorrow
Seoul reports say Allied leaders pressed North Korea to sign a Korean armistice without delay. Gen Clark told Reds the UNC will enforce armistice conditions if needed while diplomats met Robertson and U.S. officials to press Rhee to accept a truce. The talks paused as ROK released 27,000 anti Red POWs sparked new friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Rese Seoul
Syngman [Hee
Mark Clark
Heds
Pangunjom
Imi
Seow
Eisershower
Walter S. Robertson
U. S
UNC
Luce Clanis
ROK
Rhee 1
Clark
Kinrea
Kim 1 Sum
North Lowes
Peng Tah Huai
U. N
Robertson
T. 5
Karen Tillis
Briggs
Stobert Murphy
South Korea
Judge halts divorce filing with court injunction
A court injunction blocks Leslie Wells from filing for divorce against his wife in Arkansas. Wells, of 278 West Washington Street, is restrained from pursuing action as the estranged couple’s marriage began in 1940.
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Wmgge
Emeoll Muy Sapp Sme
Huliting & Corry Grocer
Sabtain
Arkansas
Officiel
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