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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1953
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item mentions a street name and partial phrase related to a local matter. Readable elements include a reference to a location and a generic event context, but concrete actions, dates, or entities are unclear. The readable bits suggest a brief municipal note or notice.
Allied air power and artillery blasted Old Baldy as U N troops abandoned the peak to Chinese forces. Western Front fighting raged with heavy shelling and a counterattack by Chinese troops near Munsan-Panmun. Gen.Trudeau said Allies will retake the heights soon as minor actions continued along the 155 mile front.
Bellevue Burgess and four others face federal indictments on embezzlement and related charges. John H. Bragdon, ex executive VP of Bank of Ohio Valley, is charged with nine counts of embezzling bank funds dating to 1950. Verna Taylor, who moved from Johnstown, indicted for embezzling from Friendly Savings and Loan. Remaining defendants include Luck Campbell, Thomas J. Mars, and Laughlin Stead Corp affiliated individuals.
General Mark Clark said the loss of the Old Baldy outpost in Korea would not be a serious blow. He noted U N forces still hold other positions and emphasized momentum in the war as he toured Manila, Hong Kong, and Port Said with plans to urge increased aid to Indochina.
Aaron Oberman a 108 dwt clothing retailer of Corry died suddenly at 9 05 this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. Born February 3 2000 in Cambridge Springe he moved to Titusville then to Corry where he and his brothers ran The Pub Store. He was active in Beth Dirael and various fraternal orders. He is survived by his wife Mary, daughter Maxene and two mothers. Funeral arrangements pending rabbi arrival.
An undercover witness testified at a Red Scare trial in Pittsburgh, detailing alleged Communist plots to overthrow the government and remarks by accused members. The proceedings included quotes about building airports to strike at Russia, while other sources note resignations in the U S consulate in Munich amid postwar tensions.
President Eisenhower told reporters the ammunition situation in Korea is sound, noting a shortage exists for three items but is improving. He defended Bohlen’s ambassador nomination to Russia, discussed loyalty of government staff, and commented on presidents’ leave pay amid the Truman era. He also announced plans for a presidential commission on federal state taxation and social security relations.
A 1936 Dodge driven by Walter J. Kornikoski, 16, of 810 East Washington, was wrecked yesterday when it left the Corry Spring Creek road and rolled into a ditch after striking a soft berm. Kornikoski escaped with minor head injuries and the car was deemed not worth repair. Police report the driver was westbound at 4:45 yesterday.
At the United Nations Andrei A. Gromyko accused the United States of a “double rule” policy, claiming U.S. leaders talk peace while seeking to overthrow socialist unity. Prime Minister Georgi M. Malenkov responded, defending East–West stances amid Cold War tensions.
President Eisenhower and French Premier discuss early stages of Cold War diplomacy in Washington. Talks focus on Indochina, potential military aid, and broader European security plans with key cabinet members present and a view toward mobilization if needed.
The Navy said it has abandoned the search for a PBM Mariner seaplane with one crew aboard that disappeared near San Juan Puerto Rico. Missing are Aviation Machinist Mate First Class Wallace Jaimes Livingston of Martinsburg Pennsylvania and Aviation Machinist Mate Second Class Robert Lee Harring, son of Mrs Helen Come of Titusville Pennsylvania.
Washington reports Deputy Defense Secretary Roger? Kyes completed the sale of his GM stock as part of promises to avoid conflicts with defense work. Senate panel delayed four top nominees until they dispose of interests in defense firms, with detailed reports due by April 1. Wilson aims to finish liquidating GM holdings in Detroit by Monday, then file ahead of the deadline. Tatnall and Stevens also pledged to present holdings reports in April.
Smethport attorney Joseph F. Wilson is reported as the choice of two U S senators for a Western Pennsylvania district judge seat. Senators James IL Out and Baward Martin submitted the names to the attorney general in Washington as part of a process to fill three judicial posts. The senators declined to name others, citing a federal vacancy following Judge Owen M Burns’s death.
Washington reports the Senate will likely approve Charles Bohlen as ambassador to the Soviet Union amid debate over his foreign policy approach. Republicans led by Taft and Knowland pressed for swift confirmation while Democrats argued over past statements and McCarthy ties.
Cap William Miles announced a sendoff meeting for Volpenen inductees today at the Salvation Army church with delegates invited from social and church groups. The ceremony continues a World War II era program. eleven local men departed for the induction center last night and received gift packages from the Salvation Army.
Harrisburg Public Instructions Department reports the market for school bond financing tightens under new act. Quackenbush notes many authorities issue to fund new construction via rental payments over 25 to 40 years, pushing interest rates up from 2 to 8 percent. districts in strong financial positions use ordinary bonds with lower rates. Reading district reportedly sold 1 to 5 million dollars in bonds at 2 to 21/2 percent to save interest.
A city wreck damaged two autos on Wayne Street when Donald Brigham hit Frank Baressi’s station wagon late yesterday night. Brigham, uninsured, agreed to pay for damages. both cars suffered extensive front end damage.
Corry area school committee members after voting on the bond issue agreed to a plan from the Corry Water Supply Co to install a new water line to the school. A special committee maps property owners in First Ward involved in condemnation. A tentative budget for next year will be drafted by Helen Somes, Cecil Miller, and Howard Lada J.
Government figures show a drop in retail prices by about one half of one percent from mid-January to mid-February, the steepest monthly decline in the period. Food prices led the decrease, while items such as clothing and household goods stayed near prior levels. The Bureau of Labor Statistics noted a broad pullback affecting urban families purchasing power in the index year.
Reports say Britain plans a state funeral for Queen Elizabeth as the Duke of Windsor returns to England. The Daily Express notes the queen’s death could prompt a royal service in Westminster Abbey with public mourning and a procession. Observers discuss the potential wishes of King George VI and the royal family amid preparations for the funeral.
A spring snowstorm coated the Corry district with slick roads and forecast more snow to the north. Erie County trucks were ordered to clear highways between Corry and Clymer as temperatures fell and a frigid spell loomed.
A detailed Joint Committee recommendation proposes a five mill tax levy and revised bond retirement schedule to fund a school district plan. The proposal includes renting arrangements to reduce current costs, shift debt service, and spread tax increases over six years. Officials cite potential savings but acknowledge higher year one rent and continued interest costs.
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