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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1953
Page
1
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Jets Blast 12 Red MIGs In Korean War Air Battle
American Sabre jets destroyed 12 Red MIGs in a day of combat. Capt. Joe McConnell added sixteenth victory as Lt. Col. George Riddell tallied his fifth. Manuel Fernandes, with 14 MIGs, had his mission count cut by command. Ground fighting waned along the 165 mile front with skirmishes near the Pulkian River.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Air Force
Joe McConnell
Pifah Air
McConnell
Manuel Fernandes
Fernandez
Miami
Fin
Reedom
Horhe
George Riddell
Eugene
Ore
Tour Dam Aunel
Lowie A. Green
Lexington
N. C
Korea
Two Slayers Executed in Pennsylvania Double Drive
BEYNEFONTE Pa Charles Homeyer 66 and Oliver Carey 52 were executed in Rockview Prison in the second double execution in seven weeks. Homeyer was pronounced dead at 12 85 EST four minutes after entering the chamber. Carey died five minutes after injury while fleeing a robbery.
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Charles Bilimityer
Nell Pactoryvillome
Olle Carey
Philadelphia
Rockview Prison
Pennsylvania
Homeyer
Carey
Iit
Abington Township
Heelan
Penmsylvania
Cayey
Cory motorist reports car stolen in Cory
Frank Dani of 958 East Matt Street reported at 10 39 p m that his 1941 black Plymouth sedan was stolen while parked on West South Street. Police noted no word on whether the ignition key was left in the car or if theft occurred another way.
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Frank Dani
East Matt Street
West South Street
Dahl
DC3 Transport Crash in Texas Takes 19 Lives
A DC3 transport plane crashed in East Texas near the Texas Louisiana border killing nineteen people. Survivors included Mrs. Cox of Florida and a Chicago flight attendant, with others missing or seriously injured. The Dallas to Atlanta flight was en route when a sunstorm caused the fatal impact.
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Associated Prong
Marshall
City
Fla
Uys
Marshall Hospital
U. S
Amone
H, Fincher
Atanta
Jesse Avid
Abilene
Tex
Fincher
India
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Dollas
Atlanta
U N Command Holds Tokyo Talks Amid Exchange Deadlock
United Nations Command leaders met in Tokyo on the second day of talks with Allied delegates, aiming to renew discussions on prisoner exchanges. Ul Gen William K. Harrison Jr. arrived for a meeting with Gen Mik Chirk amid stalled negotiations affecting about 48,500 prisoners. Peiping radio accused the U N of bad faith as Allied nations criticized the position on terms.
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United Nations Command
Tokyo
Korea
Paninwijam
William K. Harrison Jr
Mik Chirk
T. ON
Far East
U. N. Command
Peiping Radio Today
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Britain
Canada
Jie U
Rioting in Kano Kills Twenty, Injures Over One Hundred Fifty
Associated Press reports weekend rioting in Kano, Nigeria left twenty dead and more than 150 injured as British authorities declare a state of emergency in the region. In Paris, the French Communist Party wins a municipal contest while Le Havre workers begin returning to port amid a crippling three week maritime strike winding down.
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Paris
le Havre
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Light Vote Forecast in Pennsylvania Primary Contests
Across Pennsylvania the Associated Press reports a light voter turnout expected in tomorrow's state and local primaries. GOP contenders clash for judicial and mayoral seats while Democrats face few major contests, with party power and open-primary tensions shaping the race.
Pleads Guilty To Drunken Driving in Corry
State Police at the Corry sub station arrested James Kwupelbrink, 61, of Clymer on a drunken driving charge on North Center street. He pleaded guilty at the hearing before Alderman M S Cobbett and was held for the next Erie County Court term, released later under $500 bond.
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Corry
James Kwupelbrink
Clymer
North Center Street
Triigelbrink
M. S. Cobbett
Erie County
Henay
Shotgun Death Probe Raises Questions In Somerset
State police investigate the shotgun death of Samuel Tuscany Jr a 23 year old son of a mine operator found dead last night in Hollsopple area. His chest was shattered by a shotgun blast and authorities say he left his home carrying a weapon earlier in the day.
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Somerset
Samuel d. Tuscany Jr
Tuscan
Construction Starts On New Curry Area High School
Construction on the Curry Area High School begins with a meeting of contractors architects and school officials Saturday. Workers and inspectors plan to complete the project within a 14 month window while ensuring workmanship remains high. Weekly site conferences will track progress with all major contractors present.
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Curry Area
Cimy
T. Furs
Wxcen
Gump
Bell
P.M. Hayward
J. D. Kissel
Elect Ical Cnaimador
W. W. Davis
Axel Hillberen
Ludwig Finn
Farry Goodian
Niggara China Company
Milton Bisdo
Heatthy Contention
Ale Sanford
GA Bryner
Suns Corporation
John Zambortis
Inspeetor
S. B. Anderson
Hubert Vaughn
L. E. Graham
Supt
L. M. Dauging
Alorney
Frank McKilphit
Pope
Echo
Corry Girl Ill of Meningitis
Francine Maloney a 17 year old Corry High School pupil fell ill while babysitting and died of meningitis concerns. The girl was hospitalized after symptoms intensified and a specialist confirmed meningitis as diagnosed by a local physician. Hospital reports show a favorable outlook for her illness but the case prompted school officials to notify families who traveled on a recent choir trip.
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Corry High School
Serios
Corry Memorial
Marvy M. Nat
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Une Hospital
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Pri Baller
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Hubert Vingia
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Bryily San
Plinnig
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Siest Pow
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J. Frid Kintey
Richard Kesebacher
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Jamet Willy
Walter Deutschinnder
J. D. Kissel
MiWon Felede
Howard Ladd
Schoyle Suph
Dougks
Walter Davis
Lou Hanna
Harold Walte
William Wodiesky
Walter Campbell
Robert Tun Hei
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Cecil Miller
Joe Wrible i
Phemie
H. Ly Sanford
Harold HoWival
Harold HoWival, Mrs. Lynn Rice
Howard Sheen
Maurice Kolpeln
Nd Aubin Lindstom
Pholithy Sawyer
Rainfall Totals Shaped by Steady Showers
A weather update notes 1.82 inches of rain since last Wednesday at the local station. The five day total indicates ongoing precipitation with forecasts calling for more clouds and cooler conditions tonight and tomorrow.
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West Germany and Reds Trade Talks at UN Europe Conference
Officials from West Germany and the Soviet bloc discussed trade rules at a 26 nation conference in Geneva. The United Nations Beotwmie Commission for Europe sponsored the session amid East West tensions.
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Germany
United Nations Beotwmie
Issih
Europe
Fisk Abep
Lowidid Savin
Liddy Bows West Qavauing
Geraaiy
de Vletor
Strunikoffe Medebal Mintley
Evonvale
West Garwan
Als
Fe Ruselsas
Hospital Tag Sale Raises Funds At Corry And Clymer
Donated total reaches 401.25 from Corry and 46.87 from Clymer for the Ry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary sale. Young volunteers aided by Mrs Earl Haight and Mrs Louis Vilentine organized raffles and sales in Spartansburg and Clymer with local committee leads and many named members supporting the effort.
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Restelis
Corry
Clymer
Spartanahuee
Rriday
Carry Memorial Hospital
Viehe Ammitat
Gilchres
Coury
Earl Haight
Louis Vilentine
Spartansbing
Reymond Waesink
Bryce Neckers
James Roraback
David Foster
Siwrtunsinre
Evelyn Hahn
David Bittenberick
Lane Gleagon
Edward Halfast
Willace Cody
Gaylord Anthony
Carmen Rubler
Frank Perry
Wallace Cady
Blatt Srothare
Nwalarie
Rex Tenia
Abbie Worie
Fineyirth
Thes Ladllay Anslinese Norved
Lester Danner
Gerald Staples
Joli Brrest
Robert, Curtis
Robert Matin
James Sinare
Elineorth Schrecengost
N. Lamptiere
Primary Day Expected Free of Rain for City Vote
Local election coverage notes weather will be clear as polls open at 8 AM and close later. Campaign activity includes efforts by Ell Chun and Kinney in a write-in bid amid party competition and civic discourse.
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Lee
Marlomerraw
Pris
Cbs Ing
Jowin
Joel Poditiel
Ell
T Chun
Hota
Etty
Iwiton
Mayow Kinney
Tril Kinney
Oatis Returns to New York After Prague Spy Case
William N. Oatis arrives in New York from Frankfurt aboard an American Airlines jet at 12 05 p m EST ending a 25 month imprisonment in Prague Czech officials had charged him as a spy before his release He describes his treatment as psychologically preparatory and says authorities did not indoctrinate him Football and boxing notes follow with a report of a Rocky Marciano knockout over Jersey Joe Walcott in Chicago
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Associated Press
New York
William N. Catis
United States
Tlewild
Ar Port
American Airways
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Germany
Oatis
Prague
Frankfurt
Qatis
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Moore
Marlon
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Pole
Chicago
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Platney
Two Cars Damaged in Local Smashup on West Main Street
A two car collision on West Main Street near Avro Supply parking lot caused $175 in damage at 405 p m Saturday. Drivers were May Gilbert Vander Schaaf of Clymer and Waclin Snorznawi of 1250 West Mall. Vander Schaalman turned into Main Street as the other motorist started to pass, with Vander Schaaf’s car estimated at $125 damage and the other at $50.
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West Main Street
Avro Supply
City Po- Live
Tora
May
Gilbert Vander Schaaff
Clymer
Waclin Snorznawith
West Mall Street
City Police
Vander Schaalman Turving
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Uarek
Cid
Everest Climber Team Reaches Base Camp Saddle
Reports say a British team led by Col John reached a 27,000 foot saddle on Mount Everest after weathered conditions and a final assault plan for the world's highest peak.
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FBI Agent Shot by Berserk Gunman in Washington
A berserk man fired three shots near Union Station in Washington injuring himself and a FBI agent named Homer Wesley Green. Green, bound for Loneview Texas, was taken to Gallinger Hospital after being shot in the leg. Mulvaney, 28, and another agent confronted him. the assailant wrested a guard’s pistol and fired before being stopped.
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Washington
Berger Tein
DBI
Irvine
FBL
Homer Wesley Greeny
Lee
John E
Mulvaney
Shale Green
Gallinger Hospital
Hurtland Sounty
Green
Loneview
Tex
Mullahey
FBI
Staton
Little League Opener Delayed By Rain
Opening day activities were postponed due to rain and wet fields at Clim Bracken Field and Mead Park. Commissioner Cragg announced that Mooge Dig would face the VFW Gh tosays aoeae test postponement. parade moved to 515 with all teams to the field.
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Clim Bracken Fielt Abd Mead Park
Vinton Cragg
VFW
J. Pred
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