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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1953
Page
1
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Van Fleet Plan Gains Support in Senate Hearings
Senate hearings on Korea prompt calls for a tougher strategy as General James Van Fleet testifies to the need for more aggressive action. He cites ammunition sufficiency and discipline to shape potential offensives while acknowledging supply concerns and the danger of stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Gener
James A. van Viet
van Fleet
Korea
Hee
Senate Agro Services Committee
Symington 'D-Mo
Air Force
Ani Teo
Flanders
van Meet
Russia
Sen. Case
RSD
ROKS Carry Out Hit And Run Raids In Far Eastern Sector
In two early morning raids the South Korean forces attacked bunkers and positions along the far eastern front. U S led forces reported casualties and equipment losses as ROK units allegedly exploded bombs and overran outposts amid rain and poor weather hindering air support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roks
Seoul
South Korman
Far Eastern
Fovean
U. S
West Front
Sabre
Morthwest Borea
Prisoners Riot at Dauphin County Jail
Prisoners at Dauphin County jail rioted scuffling shouting and damaging windows across downtown Harrisburg authorities said the outbreak drew a large crowd and prompted state police to reinforce the scene. Officials put damage estimates between 800 and 1000 dollars with no clear headcount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Dauphin County
Manny
M. Wilhelm
State Police
Robert E. Woinside
Athe Huey
Willi O. McBride
Dauphin County Commissioners
Mae Jith
Warren Seip
Proposal for Annual Sessions Before Senate
Proposal to require annual sessions of the Pennsylvania Legislature, with a constitutional amendment. The plan, favoring yearly sessions, would be submitted to voters after two houses pass it, sparking debate amid budget pressures and economy drive. The Chesterman committee estimates significant savings in state costs through reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvana
Senate
General Assembly
Hose
Pennsylvania
Hoise
Chesterman Committee
Erie man held in death of young boy
A 26 year old Erie man faces involuntary manslaughter charges after a tractor trailer collision on Route 7 near Consneath that killed a three year old from Pierpont. The boy’s father, Michael Yourchak, 90, was hospitalized with shock and injuries. Puller will have a Jefferson hearing on charges including involuntary manslaughter and overloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Jefferson
Wayne Twp Schools Seek Site For 12 Room Elementary
Wayne and Concord townships along with Higginborough district negotiate over a 10 acre plot near Corry for a new 12 room elementary school. Architect Walter Campbell backs the site as the best mutual choice though a price remains unsettled. If unable to reach agreement, they may pursue condemnation after further talks in Harrisburg.
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Gary Dingfelder
D. 3
Corry
Spenney Road
Wayne Tc Concord
Higinborough
Dingfelder
Walter Campbell
Schoo
Wayne Township
Corry- Beaverdam
Dineetore
Ihouas Hhopilies
Aeenkalyse
Ee Nedille
Jum
Harrisburg
Marely 81
Nce
Department of Education
Ohio State Choir Sings Tomorrow in Corry
The Ohio State University Symphonic Choir visits Corry tomorrow night, aided by Warren Boys Choir and Corry High School ensembles. Local Rotarians and citizens organize meals and housing. tickets on sale for adults and students, with expected full house at the Methodist Church for the performance and breakfast prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godgiles
Cony
Weir Effuris
Ohio Sire Uiversity
Corry
Warren Boys
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ohio State
H. Lyrm Rice
Methodist Church
Local Youth Wounded by Gunshot on Byelle Street
A youth, age unknown, was reported in good condition after a 22 caliber rifle discharged while he held the firearm with his hands on the barrel. He left home in the afternoon, then was taken to Cony Nomd Hospital for treatment and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou
Byelle Street
Wax
Sural
GOP To Let RFC Die June 30 1954
President Eisenhower and GOP leaders announced the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will end by June 30 1954. House Speaker Martin said about half RFC offices will close within 60 days and small loan functions may move to another agency. Details to be set by Treasury and Commerce secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
RFC
Associated Press
Washington
Misenhower
Congressional
Timhes Corporatio
RRC
Foulse
Martin H-Myss
Martin
RPO
Tornadoes Strike the Deep South with Fatalities and Damage
Severe weather ripped through Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee Sunday injuring at least seven and causing an estimated million dollars in damage. Sgt Harold Gomes of Camp Park La died when a tree struck his car near Leesville. In Arkansas nine towns were hit with high winds and tornadoes injuring residents including in Jasper Grady Tucker and a family of four. Newbern Tennessee Mayor Allen More estimated quarter of a million in damage. Eastern states saw rain and thunderstorms with large hail reported. snow fell in the Dakotas and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Harold Gomes
Gamip Park
Leesville
Jasper
Ale
Grady
Tucker
Newburn
Tenn
Allen
Natiow
Novih Altumile
du Pelo
Memphis
New Orleans
Dakotas
Call For Ike And Malenkov Meet At United Nations
United Nations delegates debated a formal resolution for a meeting between President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Malenkov amid post Stalin era hopes for peace. Western observers cite cautious optimism as Moscow officials prepare for possible talks while Rakish diplomacy pivots on Soviet openness and Western willingness to engage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Eisenhower
Russia
Gori M. Malenkov
Ruwaslan
Pete Tol
Anderiewan
Sac m
Assembly
Stalin
Vinhineky
Moscow
Vistinaky
Malenienyosle Ovr
Gasoline fire burns baby girl at home
A one year old girl, Bva Butcher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hen Ry Hutcher of Corry, sustained second degree burns over arms legs face and head after gasoline fire swept her body at a dwelling. An older sibling attempt to douse the flames with water saved the child until blankets smothered the blaze. Hospital said condition fair despite serious burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bva
Henry Hutcher
Gorry Memorial Hox- Pilch
Walt
Younester Inn
Grass Blazes Plague Firemen Seven Alarms Over Weekend
Grass fires kept Stanford Hose firemen hopping over the weekend and today, answering seven alarms. Five times firemen rolled the trucks out of the stations, with responses to multiple streets including Pine Grove Cemetery, West Bend, West Irving, Willingy and Summer streets. A washer motor at West Tiving Street caused one alarm. electrical cord was pulled to stop the blaze. Wind-fanned flames at 9%12 threatened a woodlot near Pope's Grove but firefighters halted them with booster tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Agenin
Meadavene
North Corry
Pine Grove
West Bend Street
West Irving Street
Willingiy
Summer Street
Robert Galbreath
West Tiving Street
Pope's Grove
Ex police chief and girlfriend on probation for theft
A former police chief and his young girlfriend admitted taking about $20 to $3,500 from a couple in Waynesburg Pennsylvania to repay debts. Judge Hooke placed them on probation for two years, citing the couple’s need for funds and the promise to repay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Buick
Winl
Ha Bes
Ghero Senevi
Mayontown
Dorothy Pike
Freram Hooke
Earl Fike
Aage Fook
Iit
Michy
Judge Withdraws Harrisburg Candidacy in May Primary
Judge W. Walter Brsham of the Lawrence County Dominion Fleds Court withdrew today as a candidate for the Republican nomination to the Star Super Joe Court. Brsham’s withdrawal was announced by the State Election Bureau, leaving him unopposed in the May 19 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
W. Walter Brsham
Lawrence County Dominion Fleds Court
Raptib
Star Super Joe
Bratam
Burest
Republicans Weigh Replacing Roberts As Chairman
Rumors circulate in the GOP about removing Roberts as party chairman of the National Committee. Discussions involve near-term allies of Ber and Taft, with private talks among committee members and backers of President Eisenhower. The probe follows criticism of Roberts over the 1951 fraternal insurance building sale and related public relations costs.
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Washington
Wesley Roburbs Will
Balun
GOP National
Sto Eenlind Arthur
Summerfield
Poxtima
Roberto Tw
Fy Kinsits
Ysuranes
Roberts
Tormer
Kansas
Alvin McCoy
Lynna Eléory
Ite Kaiew
Robert Hawn
Auto workers press drive on Reds in ranks
In Atlantic City the United Auto Workers push a new anti Communist measure for the 4,950,000 membership. The proposal would require proof a member is a Communist to bar them from office, not from membership, and is to be presented at the international convention. The convention also moves to back a 1965 guaranteed annual wage and a revision of five year contracts to meet inflation. UAW President Walter P. Reuther signals willingness to strike if needed to win wage gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prosy
Atlantic City
N. J
Bedders
GTO United Auto Wartets
UAW
Iester
Tire
Trowm
DAW
Uewiie
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Beneine
Paithier
Cirther Action Eat
the Tinker
Washington
Cavelling
ANN
Roward Menning
AFL
Aid
Oro
Dog Killed By Pack Of Canines In Urban District
A dog led from a kennel in Hare of Mya district was killed after a pack of three stray dogs mauled it. One stray dog without ownership was shot by a city patrolman. another fled with the officer. the third, a collie, was linked to Michael Volajsky of Columbus who reported the incident. Officers notes describe suspected mistreatment and disputed feeding claims by the owner Purdey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare of
Mya
Waller Pardey
Nolbka
Michael Volajsky
Ast Columbus Avanti
Volunaky
Purdey
Rent Controls Extended By Washington Leaders
House Speaker Marlin and Republican leaders say rent control laws will be extended to October 1. The current law covers over 6 million housing units including defense areas and cities that request ceilings. If no extension is passed, federal rent controls would lapse after October 1, with a potential state takeover in less critical areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assuemien FE
Washington
House
Marlin
R-Mass
Fredent
Eisenhowet
Congress
Marfin
Hisensiower
Martin
Patroerman Resigns Prompting Civil Service Exam
Mayor J Pred Kiley orders civil service to schedule examination to certify a new applicant after the resignation of an IND patrolman. The move follows the restoral of Pvt. Norman Sehlton and leaves two vacancies in the eight man department. An announcement on exam dates will be published in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiley
Gi Service Commissio
Paul Goodman
Norman Seholton
Civil Service Board
Border clash ends in gunpoint standoff near Berlin border
A chaotic scene at the Berlin border saw West Berlin and Russian Zone police level rifles as a damaged East Zone truck broke through a border fence. Rudolph Schulz, a 95 year old Rust Zone business owner, fled to the West claiming economic sabotage. A temporary truce allowed Schulz and his family to move west while patrols disengaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
Heras
Bilick
Benin
Rudolph Schuls
Sandérug Road
Schultz
Westerlin
Schulz
Schule
McCarthy Bridges Lead Fight Over Bohlen Naming
Senator McCarthy and Senator Bridges lead opposition to the Bohlen nomination as President Eisenhower presses ahead. Debate grows after Dulles said he cleared Bohlen despite State Department objections. Reports say McLeod’s views are under scrutiny while party leaders weigh next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preps
Washington
Sen
Taft
R-O
Eisenhower
Charles E. “iChip” Bohlen
Tassin Taft
Wadar
Chawman Wiley
R-Win
Bisonhower
GOP
Presievr Allerwa
Park
Nur Vlumye
Wiley
Senate
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Ttalka
Bento McCilyall
Nevada
Martin
Bohlen
McGarthy
R-Wis
Bolty Furve
PDE
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Yil
Fepudicans
McLeod
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
McClellan
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
McCarthy
Wic
Leod
Boblen
McLuad
Rough Seas Delay Avalible Sea Exercise Near Athens
Fragmented text describes rough seas delaying an amphibious exercise near Athens Greece. Mentions wind forces and east coast jetties with areas and dates unclear. Source reads like garbled OCR with multiple nonstandard words and missing details.
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Athens
Greece
Godae
Cote
Exereisa
Tratead
Slot-Tuathey
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