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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
Mar 21, 1953
Page
1
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Heal to E, Now E Ant AnE Wtara
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Star Ting DJ Stove Cash Are Nits Trane
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Administration rejects big boost in military spending plan
Washington reports that the Eisenhower administration rejected proposals for a substantial increase in former President Truman’s defense budget. Secretary of Defense Wilson indicated no boost in the two-year Plan and said reductions in manpower and spending might occur without weakening combat strength. The NSC reportedly approved the additions, but Eisenhower’s final decision remained pending. He warned against cutting combat strength while seeking savings in administrative costs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Congress
Wilson
White House
Tiese
Agai
National Security Council
Ward
Tivenhower
Nat
Babson Sees Salesmen As A Vital Need
Babson Park column argues salesmen are essential to the economy, noting the majority of sales are made to retailers and firms rather than door to door. It contrasts high pressure quik‑money sellers with professionals who build trust and provide real service, warning that a few bad actors distort views of the field.
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Roger W.babson
Babson Park
aNe
von Wealen
Pere Sible
Siles
Dynan
Congress
Soviet Attitude Seen As More Friendly In Week
London observers note cautious optimism after Soviet moves. Vyacheslav Molotov pledged immediate action to free nine British civilians and one Irish missionary in North Korea, while Gen Chuikov proposed British Russian tanks to reduce East West incidents. Eisenhower signaled US readiness to meet Moscow partway amid hopes of peace.
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Associated
London
Loting
Kremlin
North Korea
Vyacheslav Maloov
Foreign Office
Moscow
Vassily Chuikov
Germany
Tron
Eisenhower
U. S
Stalin
Youine
Suspended Officer to Be Given Hearing Next Week
Captain Rose Kennington head of the Missing Persons Bureau faces a Police Trial Board hearing next Wednesday on charges of insubordination and conduct unbecoming an officer. Police Supt. Slusser filed the charge after Kennington criticized him for showing ties to the parents of a missing girl. Slusser and Kennington reportedly clashed over the incident and Kennington allegedly disobeyed orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fitzsburgh
Rose Kennington
Burreau
James W. Slsser
Bemington
Slusser
Kennington
Indiana Man Of Murder Charge By Associate
A Montana County jury weighed a murder case last night involving George L. Stiteler of Smirkburg and Cletus Peterman. Peterman was killed after a gunfight following a dispute over Peterman's wife Dorothy. The defense claimed self defense while the state urged a first degree murder conviction with prison term.
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Indiana
George L. Stiteler
Cletus Peter
Mnntiana County
Stiteler
J. Murmy
Peterman
Smirksburg
Dorothy
Mm. Feterman
Liter
Peigh Hnr
Sttteler
Pelerman
Malenkov Resigns as Red Party Secretary
Moscow reports Prime Minister Juorgi Mi Malenkov resigns as secretary of the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee. A five member secretariat, led by Khrushchev, will take over. The order was announced by Pravda after a Central Committee plenary session on March 1. Khrushchev will focus on governing the party while Malenkov remains premier. The new secretariat includes Mikhail Sustov, Peter Pospelov, Nikolai Shatalin, Sevyen Tynattey.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Juorgi Mi Malenkov
Nas
Columibe
Fiveeman
Vikia S. Khershchev
Pravda
Malenkov
Krushchev
Ukraine
Impore Fance
Mikhail Sustov
Frmer
Caurgsus
Lithuanian Republic
Peter Pospelov
Whong
Marx-Engels~ Lenin Institute
Red Party
Nikolai Shatalin
Sevyen Tynattey
Moscow Soviet
Draft calls reach 16 youths in Corry area
Draft activities increased at the Corry area draft board with a call for 18 men to be inducted on April 28 and 13 more for pre induction physicals on March 1 The office will list 15 scheduled for April 28 and notify selectees in advance Names released include Corry Emory Morton Kevin Goodwill Homer White Holinborn Joseph Hurta Union City Edward Ohmanski Nelan Seltzer Bert Proper Joe Mustek Waterford Ronald Metall Henry Sikolowski Wayne Doolittle
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Draft Board
Donkiakt
Okly
Corry
Emory Morton
Kevin Goodwill
Homer White
Holinborn
Joseph Hurta
Union City
Edward (Ohmanski
Nelan Séltzer
Bert Proper
Joe Mustek
Waterford
Ronald Metall
Henry Sikolowski
Wayne Doolittle
Sportsmen oppose merger plan in Pennsylvania federation vote
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen opposed the proposed merger of the Lisle Fish and Game Commissions. Directors approved a resolution to defeat the plan, arguing it serves sportsmen's best interests. The merger, tied to state budget savings, faced broad statewide debate.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvaria Federation of Spartamen
Cli
Lisle Fish and Game Commissions
Direetnes
House of Delegates
Favasts
Waters Department
John 5. Fine
Chesterman
Federabiott
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Ant
Jecles Heer
Five MIG Jets Are Shot Down Over North Korea
Allied Sabre jets downed five Communist MIGs and damaged seven more in North Korea. Two American pilots became double aces, Capt. Manuel Fernandes Jr. and Capt. Harold Tischer Jr. Each reached a MIG destruction score of ten. Ground fighting was sporadic as rain persisted, while American B-29s struck Red troop centers and supply depots at night.
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Seoul
North Korea
Weather keeps syrup flowing in Carry district
Maple syrup producers struggle to hire enough help hindering sap gathering and boiling. Carry district output likely to be the lowest in recent years as only about 3,000 trees at Harry Burrows sugar bush have been topped versus typical higher totals. Warmer days with freezing nights, sunny spells, and temperatures near 40s limit daytime boil-offs.
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SUI
Harry Burrows
Eniowstt
District Releases 45000 Pheasants and 500 Turkeys
Temple A Reynolds of O City, Northwestern Division supervisor for the Pennsylvania Game Commission, announced the release of 45000 pheasants and 500 turkeys in the division. Birds were moved from holding pens after last fall and are released to the wild with a cock to ten hen ratio, aiming for strong breeding stock and future production. The release follows careful supervision to maximize survival under current weather and predation conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple A. Reynolds
O City
Reynolds
City contractor to manufacture pre cast steps
Joseph Hassel a city contractor unveiled a plan to pre cast reinforced concrete steps at his Fulton Street plant. He says pre casting will cut installation time by half and remove the need for a cement mason. He envisions undercasting sidewalk blocks and says the units will be stronger than poured works, with potential sidewalk reform if proven practical.
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Joseph Hassett
Joseph Hassel
Mr. Hassett
Hassett
Fulton Street
Hasselt
Daylight Saving Time Start In Area This Spring
The city plans DST adoption aligning with Northeastern communities, starting April 26 and running until the last Sunday in September. The council has followed this schedule for several years, with a potential vote to confirm adoption at an April session.
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DST
Corryltes
Oth Howe
United States
Acon Wy
Ts Adoptea
California Plane Crash Kills 30 and Crew of 5
An early report from Oakland says a four engine Vansport plane crashed near Decoto, killing all 30 passengers from Welker Air Force Base and five civilian crew. Eyewitnesses described a crash after a sharp descent during approach. The incident is labeled the worst air disaster to date with no survivors. Alameda County officials and the Air Force are investigating with ambulances rushing victims to area hospitals.
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Thy Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Neve Waal
Hanwell
Decoto
Una
Alameda County
Richard H. Condon
Crs
Eyewinenses
Ovewardesses
Welker Air Tore
Air Poree
Musk
Korea
U S Moves Against Ships Trading With Red Bloc
The United States targets 16 ships accused of trading with Communist nations, with two actions pursued yesterday. The Maritime Administration forecloses 14 Liberty ships mortgage defaults due to missing inspection certificates, while the Seven Seas tanker is seized as allegedly purchased by aliens using U S citizens as fronts. Senator McCarthy and ADM spokesmen push broader repossessment of vessels under mortgage.
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Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Maritime Administration
F Ir
Ab Transbay
Richmond
Calif
Seven Seas
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Macarthy
Erie County Leads In Bank Deposits Says Fed Report
A Federal Reserve survey shows Erie County with deposits totaling 176,925,000, up 46.5 percent from 1944, signaling strong local business health. The county mirrors a national pattern as per capita deposits rise above average, with savings institutions and life insurance firms actively expanding holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gemindas Osereounty
Federal Reserve System
United States
Aimw
Bie County
Shetr Securities
Erie County
Federal Reserve
United State Savings and Loan, League
People's Money
Wert Savings Associatineys Joc Life Insursoes
Winter Snows Record Near 88 Inches in Corry
Weather observer Geary Mulderick reports a notably open winter with about 88 inches of snow in Corry, 21 inches falling in the first 20 days of March. The season surpasses the mild 1951-52 winter and tops the year’s sidewalks as spring arrives.
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Tn Corryiles
Geary Mulderick Minon
Vinenessel
Ten In Family Killed In Crash Beate des
Washington New Jersey A 32 year old dairy farmer and nine members of his family die in a head on crash with a trailer truck on a two lane Warren County highway. Clarence Matlock wife Alma and eight children all perish. Raymond the lone survivor dies later at Warren Hospital. Two truck drivers escape unharmed.
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Washington
N. J
Warren County
Newersey
Clarence Matlock
Kal Silver Lake
Alma
Unce Daughte
Esler
Joan
Rosenhig
Clarance Jr
Elizbet
Grace
Mary
Raymond
John Searantini
Seranian
Pasand
Lawrence Buller
Dunmore
Three Embezzling Officers to Stand Trial in Pittsburgh
Three former Kaufmann Store Employees Federal Credit Union officers face U S District Court trial on charges of embezzling 399 100. Joseph Campbell president, John Cain treasurer, and Nana Vivell manager pleaded not guilty at arraignment last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Kaufmann
Federal Credit Union
U.S. District Court
Joseph B. Campbell
Nlut View
John If Cain
Nana V. 2Ivell
Pitties Manger
Czech Parliament elects Zapotocky president of Czechoslovakia
The Czech Parliament unanimously elected Antonin Zapotocky, 68, as president, succeeding Klement Gottwald who died a week earlier. Zapotocky, long a Communist leader, previously served as premier and deputy premier, with his rise marked by his role in the 1948 bloodless coup and the party’s wartime resistance.
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Vienna
Austria
Antonin Zapotocky
Czechoslovakia
Klement Gottwald
Tir Zapntncky
Mona
Prague
Gottwild
Jolfsa
Gott Whi
Bagotocey
Gotiwakl
Rakolny
Felano
Bohemia
Zapolocky
Czerh
Special Democratic Party
Duh
Wuh
Eduard Benes
Lie
Gotewild
Dupane Fest
Cyecloslovakia
Communist Teadé Union Federation
Red Army
Zapoteckcy
Gottwald
Benes
Zapotechy
Bemos
Zapotocky
Jue
G. Kaiser
Mexico
Rome
Upotocky
Com ‘Munist
Wdc
Tobey Attacks Critics Over Bohlen Nomination
Senator Tobey denounces GOP appointment supporters as attempting to destabilize the Bohlen ambassadorial bid. He vows Bohlen will secure Senate confirmation as the debate intensifies and votes loom.
Stealworker Kitllan Johnstown Hres Incident Report
An unclear text fragment describes a person associated with a Beth Israel hospital department and mentions a death, with several garbled phrases about names and actions. The readable portion points to a possible hospital worker connected to an incident in Johnstown.
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Kitllan
Johnstown
Bile Huth
Slltes Aber
Frankhe Oper Heart Department
Bethivhewi
Snel
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