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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1953
Page
1
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Eisenhower Faces Test as Congress Opens Foreign Aid Study
President Eisenhower confronts a major leadership test as Congress begins a joint Senate and House Foreign Relations Committee study of foreign aid. Hearings open with officials including Dulles and Stassen, as a proposed $5.8 billion budget for the coming year is scrutinized and debated.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Senate
House Foreign Relations
Aulminimtiaton Apoliesme
Free
Europe
Far East
Bende
Allie Ques Gans
Dulles
Sevrecnny
Tremmry Humphrey
Harold m. Stassen
Omar M. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Orient
U. S
Laos
Tndo
China
Chairmin Shor
R-Mo
Apned Services
Bie
38 POWs Start Homeward Flight
Tokyo reports 38 POWs began repatriation to the United States aboard two military planes. Initial plans shifted due to mechanical problems, using four engine transports. total flight details and passenger lists were not fully released. Far East Command announced the effort as part of postwar repatriation.
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Tokyo
Bensing
United States
Nine Drowned In Montana Lake
Helena Montana Associated Press reports nine people drowned when a five boat excursion on Hauser Lake overturned after a trail crash. Only Ed Akins 34 of East Helena survived holding onto a boat. Dolores Akins 11 and four other children perished.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
eRiofy
Verve
Dave Mlenternn
Ed Akis
Anaconds Copper Mining Co
East Helena
Laurehelereny Pele
Dolores
Boris
Darlene Akins
Tel
Ena
Freed POWS Deny Ties to Reds at Valley Forge Hospital
Ten former prisoners of war from Korea appeared in a small audience at Valley Forge Hospital to deny Communist sympathy and express innocence. They described captivity hardships and rejected accusations as they faced press questions about their loyalties, insisting they were innocent of any pro communist ties.
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Associated Press
Whoenixville
Tory Gaunt
Valley Forge Mililing Hospital
Korea
Ip Phajn
Tokyo
Jas ‘Choraday
Air Force
Keereey
Cpl
Veradit
LS Wash
Si Linn
Roger Herndon
Jackson- Ville
James B. Ball
Bajlburn
WL Vn
43 Die in Jet Plane Crash Near Calcutta
A British Overseas Airways DC 10 invalid crash near Calcutta killed all 43 aboard including three Americans. The jetliner, en route from Singapore to London, exploded after takeoff from Dum Dum Airport. Rescue teams recovered 21 bodies as wreckage scattered over miles.
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Associatot Press
Calcutta
India
Cala Cutta
Culeirten
Dum Dum
Singapore
Civerneas Aireways Corporation
Governors Meet at White House in 1950s summit
President Eisenhower hosts 45 state governors at the White House for a three day conference on military, diplomatic and financial world affairs. Vice President Nixon to introduce Gen J Lawton Collins and Allen Dulles with Secretary of State Dulles and Mutual Security head Seth outlining foreign policy and aid.
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Associated Press
Washington
de Lestalin
Hanie
vonHdenttal
Oor
Tumerow
State Dulles
Haro B.seth
Meeting to discuss school construction planned
The Central Labor Council invites officials and the public to a discussion at the Municipal Building auditorium about a proposed 5000000 school building. Louis Miller, council president, says authorities will be present to answer questions live during the gathering.
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Central Labor Council
Louis Miller
Uid
Miller
Copner
Corryite Held For Burglary In Erie County Case
Diane Beckwith 22 of East Main allegedly took a white overnight bag with $196 and $20 in cash from residents Charlotte Guaman and Edna Holtz. State Police recovered the bag and money. Beckwith pleaded to burglary and was committed to Erie County jail awaiting trial.
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Harborcreek
Erie
Diane Beckwith
East Main Aheel
Erie County
Gow
Widerman Fister Vt
Brie
Beckwith
Charlotte Guaman
Hachoréreek
Gussman
Edna Holtz
Holla
Law
Zene Park
Beakwith
Final decision due this week on state sales tax
Harrisburg reports Republican leaders struggle to marshal votes for a one percent sales tax amid GOP divisions. House action hung on holdouts as leadership seeks 1.4 billion in new revenue over the next two years, with debates and caucuses delaying a vote.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Timise Republi
Willys
Johnson
Gay
John S. Fine
Johnnson
Senate
House
Rowland B. Mulcahy
Victims in Gorey crash in critical condition
Police report four injured in a two vehicle crash near Meadville. William McQuown, 49, from Mechinlenville Ohio, is pronounced survivor after a westbound collision. Pauline Robert and Larry Robert Jr. and Marian McQuown, widow, listed in critical condition. Deputy Coroner Mark Glenn investigates multiple versions as officials work to determine cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorey
Allies Deliver Heavy Air Blows On Korea Front
U N navy reports heavy bombardment and air strikes on Korea’s northeast coast and near Pyongyang. Carrier-based planes and Thunderchief bombers hit supply lines and positions. ground clashes limited to patrol clashes along the 38th parallel.
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Rena Sboms
Une Aioewo Corpitens
Bricention Anilive Valley Forge
Bungee
Hymnhun
Botileshin Newdewey
Iukiy
Sabre
Panther
Pyongyang
Marine Corsairs
Awnk
Sibyons
Yonan
Haeji
Karson
Pitt Air Force
Indad Telpitole
Bynehbowonie
Camilla Branes
Allied
Nnes
Punmuigone
Dulles Opposes Simpson Bill on Tariff Barriers
Secretary of State Dulles warned that tighter tariff barriers would push free nations toward Communist trade links. He urged the Simpson bill to bolster import protection, saying it would have global repercussions and hurt U.S. interests. His remarks split Eisenhower allies and GOP leadership. Glyder Homabaugh of Reading named president of the Pennsylvania Travel Protective Association, succeeding Charles C. Stephens.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
Horse Ways and Mears Committee
Rep. Simpson
United States
Eisenhower
Molise
Simpson
Congressional Computer Committee
Risenhower
House
Win
Ways and Means
Reading
Pottsville
Pennsylvania Travelers Protective Association
Glyder Homabavh
Honatash
Charles C. Stephens
Allentown
Mystery Ends as Body Found in Snow Claimed by Wells Case
The body of Mrs. Gordon I. Wells, 50, missing since July from her summer home near Akeley Elk Township, was found in a wooded area about 15 miles from town. Coroner and sheriff said no foul play is evident. investigation remains to determine if death was natural or suicide amid illness and despondency.
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Warren
Mrv
Gordon I. Wells
Frvinaburg
Ed Lowrey
L. H. Linder
Mr. Wells
Wells
Wasalill
Russia
Ly Wells
Uwe
Sherif
Eajden
CoLkiye
New York
Cdne
Spite Fate
Tiny Pave
Batinday
Eta
Wilbon
Pe Really
Usta
Mother Kills Four Children In Fatal Carbon Monoxide Tragedy
In Mahwah New Jersey a 21 year old woman wife of former Rutgers football star Kenneth MacDonald killed four children by carbon monoxide poisoning in the family garage. Police say a plea to kill herself failed and a murder charge was filed. The victims aged 2 to 9 included Thomas Cal and Brice Cal Sharon Gara. The couple had been separated since February amid a divorce suit.
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Carol MacDonald
Aly
Whis Kopped
Donald
Thamus Ys Cal
Brice
Sharon Gara
Poller
MacDonald
Sayin
Bergen
Kopp
Mig. MacDonald
Kenneth
Rutgers
Whittery
Brooklyn
Ny Y
Foyehuttiet
Tala Nathan
Ally
neHing Mhier
Bergen County Detectives
Miss Sara Maelnnes Ends 52 Years With MeInnes Steel Co
Miss Sara Mae Tnnes of 47 West Frederick Street retires after 52 years with MeInnes Steel Co. She joined in 1901 when the Corry firm moved from Emporium and remained in the office handling accounts through corporate reorganization. On May 1 her resignation is effective and she receives a necklace and earrings. A separate item reports Sharon McClair, 4, killed in a fall from a car on Route 31 near Mt. Pleasant after the rear door opened while traveling with her parents.
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Sara Maelnnes
MeInnes Steel Co
Corry
Sara Mae Tnnes
West Frederick Street
Frm
Emporium
Mrz. MacInnex
MeInnes Steel Co. Ltd
Sion
Mt, Pleasant, Fc
Sharon McClair
Kregar
Greensburg
Wato
Route 31
Mt. Pleasant
Alie
Silverware Case Hearing Delayed by Erie Alderman
A postponement announced by Alderman Mercury Culubrene delays the seven resident case against Whim vivil HRS over disputed silverware payments. Judge Elmer Evin had previously found three men guilty of fraudulent pretense aiding housewives to purchase silverware, and the next hearing will be studied to decide if further action is needed.
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Grry
Hemune Ney
Eric Alderman
Mau Mau Raid Kills Nineteen At Kenyan Outpost
A Mau Mau assault on a Home Guard outpost near Gaiembry left 19 dead and many captured or burned. One survivor reported surviving Home Guard, others hacked to death as attackers overran the post and set the hill ablaze.
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Associated Press
Nathobt
Kenia
ADA Mighteerorlets Society
Buner
Ieee Brivo
Mall Mau
Stephsno
Gaiembtry
Home Guard
Enya
Union City Man Hurt In Wreck In Union City
Lawrence Watson of Union City was injured when his car rolled over four miles south of Wattsburg near Lake Pleasant Arbuellereal Police say he will undergo x ray examination at Cory Memorial Hospital to assess neck injuries after the rollover.
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Lawrence Watson
Union Guy
Cory Memorial Hospital
Lake Pleasant
Reds Seek and Secure Recess in POW Armistice Talks
The United Nations proposed Pakistan as neutral caretaker for 48,000 Red prisoners seeking home, with Switzerland and Sweden previously discussed. Allied officials urged a timely decision while warning Washington and Moscow against stalled negotiations as talks continued in Panmunjom.
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Pakistan
Uns
Reds
Tun Runnin
Allough
Sun Syste Wilbonbey
William €. Hinrordr
Dolewna
Gyminabed
The
Sugurday &Ng
Pakisino
Bum
India
Indonesia
United Nations
Switzerland
Sweden
Korea
Harrison
Hartlaon
Norm
Mwiison Femindis
Burn
Mwe
Wriss
Sittele
Nam
Don
Othey Ham
Kid of Year Jackie Adams to receive cup from VP Nixon
Jackie Adams of Clearfield Pennsylvania will receive a copper cup and a private ceremony with Vice President Richard Nixon today after being named Kid of the Year for a brave crawl through a forest to aid injured passengers aboard a burned airliner. The six year old’s action occurred September 14 near Williamsport Pennsylvania, drawing praise from authorities who credited his courage for helping summon assistance to the hurt.
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Jackie Adams
Clearfield
Richard M.nx
Jackie 1H
Young Adams Wis
Williamte Port
Wiveraf Hotene
Pune
Aujured
Trate Holley
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