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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1953
Page
1
Fragmentary notice highlights public sale and estate items
A damaged OCR passage references legal notices about a public sale and estates. It mentions guardians, executors, and mortgage actions, with scattered place names and street references. The readable content is fragmentary but indicates a legal or probate context and property considerations.
House Leader Sees Military Budget Cut Likely OK
A House Appropriations member predicted tentative approval of the trimmed military budget with no changes amid outcry over defense cuts. Rep Ford, amid calls for Defense Secretary to resign, urged top Air Force generals be questioned by the committee. Senate member Maybank urged testimony from Vandenberg and Spant, while Wilson urged Defense chief resign.
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Maybank
Air Force
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Ali Faye Cill
Carl Spanty
Fover
Rep. Yarty
D-Calif
Vandenberg
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St. Louis St Dispatch
Atomic Cannon Test Readied Near Las Vegas
In Las Vegas a large observer group from military and political circles will witness the first atomic cannon test of the spring season at the Atomic Energy Commission proving grounds. The 680 mm gun from Fort Sill Oklahoma will fire with a 15 car freight train on a trestle as a target while 575 officials and 2,400 ground troops observe from trenches 4,500 yards away. The test marks the 11th and final atomic shot of the spring sequence.
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Nevy
Hia Desert
Fiat
Atomic Enprey Commission
52Nd Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Okla
Supreme Court Likely to Rule on Gas Rate Issue
Washington reports the Supreme Court may decide if the Federal Power Commission has authority to regulate interstate natural gas prices. The 2-1 Court of Appeals ruling affects Phillips Petroleum and could impact up to 2000 companies in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commbtion
FEC
U. S. Court of Appeals
FPC
Phillips Petroleum Company
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Phillips
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Olds
Rayburn L. Foster
Colintel
Court of Appeals
Sparkman Says Truce Up to Reds Amid Korea Turmoil
Sen. Sparkman warns that a truce depends on Communist willingness to accept arms negotiations. He cautions that if the Allied offer seals a final form, Reds may scuttle talks at once, risking UN action and unclear outcomes. Separately Rev. Poling urges urgency, likening the moment to a second Munich.
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Washington
Sen Sparkmann
Korea
Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations
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Alabama
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U.N
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Congress
Daniel A. Poling
Philadelphia
Munich
Poling
Churchill
Poliiig
Mymioh
Steelworker in Korea Faces New Murder Charges
Pittsburgh native Robert W. Toth, 21, is back in Korea to face premeditated murder and conspiracy charges connected to Kil Bong Soon's death last fall. He was arrested at a Pittsburgh steel plant on May 12 and arrived in Korea last week, held under guard at an air base between Seoul and Pusan. The Air Force says additional evidence is being reviewed and more charges may follow, with trial timing yet unrevealed.
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Seoul
Air Force
Pnu
Indge
Robert W. Toth
Pittsburgh
Young Toth
Kil Bong Soon
Korea
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Pusan
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Miley Mustiae
Washington
Toth
Hontine
Jacob Mert
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Tischarae
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Robert
Mertz
FBI
Babson Sees Rent Control Misconceptions and Housing Trends
Babson argues that rent decontrol will not trigger runaway prices due to a long-term shift toward owner occupancy. He notes 55 percent of housing is owner occupied, with new housing mainly for ownership, and predicts supply may meet demand if employment remains strong. He links postwar marriage, suburbanization, and high wage levels to steady housing starts, though cautions a possible peak in employment and building booms.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
New York City
Flore
Belor
Rain blamed for injuries in late night crash
Four people were injured when a two car collision occurred near Union City on Route 8 amid heavy rain. Norman Benson, Mary Ann Porter, Frank Firth, and Jean Savion suffered injuries. Ralph Alford driver of the other vehicle and John DeBon were involved as police investigated.
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Corry
Ube
Tie Tay
Centerville
In Muite
Ralph Alforst
Spat
Winebiune
Royle
Bellary Ruy
Firth
Tine Alford
Tormey
Hays
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Tilens
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Paleorier
John DeBon
Buffalo
Jean Savion
DeBon Cr
Lost Milwaukee Girl Recovered After 49-Hour Search
Beverly Kay Bradley a 24 year old Milwaukee girl was found alive after a 49 hour search in swampy brush in Michigan. A Coast Guard helicopter spotted her near an abandoned logging road seven miles north of Menominee. She was tired dirty and bitten by mosquitoes but unharmed and taken to St. Josephs Hospital for a joyful reunion with her parents and grandparents.
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Beverly Kay Bradley
Milwaukee
Michigan
Coast Guard
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Showdown Armistice Plan to Be Offered
Fragmented report describes a proposed armistice plan with Allied negotiators set to present terms to Reds. The piece mentions U.N. guidance, a chief negotiator, and anticipated talks in Tokyo Seon with plans for a brief eight day break.
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William
Fulsison
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Gouroes
Reds
Harrison
Kyo Seon
Worsschanning
Call for bids on Star Route Truck Service
Teams invited to submit bids for temporary Star Route Truck Service on a railroad corridor to supply fuel and transport passengers. The plan includes a six week trial with bid due date and delivery by June 15. The railroad and railway express agency outline terms and responsibilities for bidders and operations.
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Oil City
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Sparta High School Baccalaureate and Commencement Plans
Sparta Consolidated School prepares a Baccalaureate service for 10 seniors in the auditorium with Rev J W Shaw presiding and a program including hymns scripture and prayers. Commencement exercises Tuesday evening feature a processional by the Sparta Consolidated School Orchestra, speeches by Sherry Clark and others, awards, diplomas, and the Alma Mater.
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Sparta Consolidite School Orchestat
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Carol Morin
Massenet
Jo- Anna Ludwig
George Prusch
Sherry Clark
John Stockton
Willige Morton
Glass
Brake
Sherry Park
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Rolind T. Pinar
Diptoman
Richard Witmer
Reces
Spiria
Sennor
Mo Draft Tests Here For June Good News
The Corry board announced a plan for June graduation physical examinations. For several months the board has operated on a one term month basis.
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Fearenlis
Corry
Rector Resigns Pittsburgh Clergy Move to Shreveport
Lawrence Phimley, rector of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension since 1950, resigned yesterday to become rector at St Mark's Gaulich in Shreveport.
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Pittsburgh
Lawrence Phimley
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Hecome
St Mark's Gaulich
Shreveport
Oil Well at Spartansburg Yields 15 Barrels Per Day
An oil well at Spartansburg produced about 10 to 45 barrels daily with a reported 15 barrels per day on most days. Henry E. Ongley of Grand Valley drilled the well and started last February, with local figures noting steady progress and plans for further work at nearby sites.
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Spartansburg
Torta Gorey
Ove Alte
Henry E. Ongley
Grand Valley
Gil
Violent Spring Storms Ravage Wide Area
Storms blamed for heavy damage across the Midwest and Northeast. Five killed near Port Huron Michigan and Barnia Ontario as tornadoes and high winds struck Detroit area, New York and southern plains. Rivers rose to near flood levels with Lake Charles and the Mississippi basin threatened. losses estimated above 100 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Michigan-Canadian
Port Huron
Mich
Barnia
New Yorke
Frias
Dumelerstorme
Missiesippe Valley
Denisa
Texas
Chanter
Chileusth
Permons
Reorganization of the 28th Division in Pennsylvania Guard
Governor announces activation of the 28th Infantry Division of the Pennsylvania National Guard. Senior officers named for reorganization include Brigadier General Wengy K Plunk and Eng Gere William Bailey. The division replaces the unit in Germany on occupation duty with a new command structure. Also in brief, a 21 year old driver from Scranton, Patrick Seurantino, receives a two to three year sentence for a crash killing 19 members of a family.
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Harrissurg
28Th Infantry Division
Pennsylvania National Guard
John S. Tine
Charles
Carl Hin
Mentawn
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Wengy K. Plunk
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Mieon
Germany
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John Seurantino
Wew
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Air War Resumes as MIGs Fall in North Korea Skirmish
Allied and Red pilots clash over North Korea for the first time since Monday. Sabre jets destroy one Communist MIG and damage another amid heavy rain and rugged ground fighting by South Korean infantry. Major Vermont Garrison reported two bursts of gunfire from Mt. Victory in a dispatch from the air front. Air Force Col George L. Ruddell of Burgen, Oregon, also damaged a MIG in a separate engagement.
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Boiler blast cripples Great Lakes freighter near Houghton
Coast Guard rescued crew from the Samuel F. B Morse after a boiler explosion 3 1/2 miles northeast of the Portage Lake Canal. Fireman Hycrett McConnell of Boyne City and second engineer John J. Rudolph of Youngstown were injured.
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Mich
Great Lakes
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Binerion
Hyde
Coast Guard
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Hancock
Boller
Frelgner
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Pittsburgh Steamship Co
U. S. Steel Corp
Portage Lake Canal
Tate Royal
Tenry Slyinbrenner
Hycrett McConnell
Boyne City
Ind
Samuel F. B. Morse
John J. Rudolph
Youngstown, C
Pert In Jail To Await Sentence
NEW YORK A gifted young physicist is jailed to await sentence after being convicted of two perjury counts tied to lying about two Rosenberg spy team members. William Pert, 34, formerly a Columbia University physics instructor and wartime aerodynamics expert, awaits sentencing. Frederick Jackson, 87, prominent producer and writer for stage, screen and TV, died of a heart attack in Hollywood.
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Smiines
Rosenkire Grom
William Pert
Columbia University
Severe Storm Lashes Northwestern Pennsylvania with Heavy Rain
A powerful storm drenched the Corry district and wider northwestern Pennsylvania with record rainfall. Water surged through streets and basements as rivers rose, causing substantial damage and forcing evacuations along Spring Street, Shirly Avenue, Rider, Seneca and Brook Streets. Creeks overflowed their banks while warnings spread to Erie and nearby towns as crews battled flooding and road washouts.
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