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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1953

Page

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Solons Cool To Fine s Tax Proposals

Harrisburg lawmakers reacted coolly to Gov. John S. Fine s eight point tax plan tied to 33 million dollars in welfare cuts. The governor proposed broad levies as long range fixes, with selections ranging from sales taxes to multiple rate hikes on alcohol tobacco and utilities. Republican and Democratic leaders signaled openness to reconsider sales tax but urged caution. A separate move approved a 39 million dollar real estate transfer tax. Continued on page four.

Associated Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania John 5. Fine Reputileius Demorwais Atgte Fine Aaid Albert W. Johnson Oor Joh H. Dent

British Ships Aided Chinese Troops Allegedly During War

The State Department confirmed evidence that two ships tied to British Hong Kong interests transported Chinese Communist troops along the Ching Coast in the Korean War. The Period, registered by Wallem and Co., and the Miragan e, then owned by Wheelock Marids and Co., both Hong Kong entities, were named in a report released at a news conference by Sen. Mundt. The panel will seek fuller answers to the incident claims.

Associated Press Washington State Department Hong Kong Ching Coast Wallem and Co., Ltd Wheelock Marids and Co Y Sen. Mundt R= SD Senale Investigations Minndt Stea UN Sig Subcommittee McCarthy

South Koreas Delivers Note to UN Command Amid POW Talks

South Korea delivers a government note to the United Nations Command opposing Allied timing proposals and urging unification with North Korea. Key officials including Foreign Minister Pyun Yung Tat and Maj. Gen. Choi Duk Shin discuss potential prisoner of war handling with Lt. Gen. William J. Hartson at Munsan. Talks stall as Seoul signals threats to resign if peace terms favor enemy satellites.

Associated Press Seoul Korea South Korea Hiewud Jk ROK Sn Ultimabum Salih Korea Pyun Yung Tat Poland Czech Pyun Am Hou Harvison India Fives Nation Commission Sard Harrison Porimunjom U.S Ellis O. Briggs Syngman Rhee Rhee Briggs Washington Noth Korea Blan Nalitin Commission

Pair Charged With Kidnapping In St Louis Case

The FBI arrested a man and a woman in Tampa Florida and charged them with kidnapping nine month old William Ray Vanaman Jr. from St Louis. Claude Allen alias Lawrence E Morgan 44 from New Albany Indiana and Joanne Elizabeth Strickland 28 alias Joanne Allen Bartholomew County Indiana are held in Hillsborough County jail after bond of 10000 each was set by U S Commissioner Paul Pinkerton. the child was found in good health.

Associated Press Tampa FBI St. Louis William Ray Vanaman Jr B. J. Powers FBT Florida Claude Allen Lawrence E. Morgan New Albany Joanne Elizabeth Strickland Joanne Allen Bartholomew County Ind U.S Paul Pinkerton Hillsborough County

Co operative Oil Production Urged by Industry Officials

Pittsburgh conference hears that pooling interests among oil field operators could raise output. Galvin of Baxtersfield Cant and Manger for Western Gulf Oil Corp told 820 delegates that a survey found 35 areas with an estimated 740 million barrels recoverable, potentially boosting production by 1/925 a million barrels through cooperation. He warned gains could reach up to 700 percent in some cases.

Pittsburgh HPA Galvin Baxersfield Maninger Western 7Gulf Oil Corp

Tragic death from fall and car strike near Clymer

Two year old Clymer child Wayne Archue Lacross died after tumbling from his mother’s car onto Route 4 between Wattsburg and Cutting and was struck by a car driven by Elizabeth Gifford. Coroner Frederik Mattison says skull fracture fatal. whether death occurred from fall or impact is undetermined. The ninth traffic fatality in Chautauqua County this year. Survived by parents Walter LaCross and Mrs Walter LaCross, siblings, and paternal grandparents. Body at Spliker Funeral Home with services at Edward's Chapel Beaverdam Cemetery burial.

Clymer One Corry Memorial Hospital Frederik Mattison Chautauqua Courty Wayne Archue Lacross Walter LaCross Town Lite Wattsburg Cutting Elizabeth Gifford Wacher Clymoy Central School Gifford Chautauqua Edward's Chapel Mark's Corners Beaverdam Cemetery

Plan Physical For Grunewald Amid Contempt Case

In Washington Judge Holtzaft ordered a medical exam of Henry W. Grunewald the Dutch wire puller to determine if imprisonment would threaten his life or health. A court appointed heart specialist will reexamine Grunewald with a report due to the judge next Thursday. If the physician finds no danger, the judge plans jail. otherwise a fine alone won’t satisfy justice.

Washington Alesander Holtzaft Henry W Grunewald Holtzett Congress

Escape from Rockview Prison Sheriff’s Office Reports Inmate

Bellefonte Pa A 36 year old prisoner serving five to ten years for robbery at Rockview Prison escaped today while working in a wooded area with other inmates William Randell walked away from a gang of prisoners cutting posts Deputy warden H R Johnston said guards and State Police set road blocks but found no trace Randell a Negro was sentenced in Allegheny County Court His minimum sentence would have expired February 14 1954.

Associated Fress Alleghony

State authority building halt proposed by Blair Rep Auker

Rep Charles Auker of Blair proposes Pennsylvania pause on new State Authority projects for five years to curb financial strain. He calls for delaying any further borrow and build plans until 1968 and asks House to send the measure to committee for evaluation. In Nepal, a British Everest bid reportedly fails near the summit.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Commonwealth Charles A. Auker Blair Auker

Baccalaureate Service Planned at Ye Corry Area High

The Baccalaureate service for Ye Corry Area High School seniors will be Sunday in the high school auditorium at 7 p.m. Rev J Leon Maneval, pastor of Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church, will deliver the sermon “Pillars or Wells.” The program includes processional, hymns, scripture reading, prayers, and benediction with Rev. Francis Whiteman and Captain William Mites officiating.

Ye Corry Area Euyidi Kingston Hiner Orier Bindley Linen Francis Whiteman Berman Pillars Or Wells Flay J. Leon Maneval Jesus Converse William Mites Thirid Livingston Organiat Thompaeli

Clarence Commandery Cited For Highest Membership Gain

Clarence Commandery No 51 of Corry received the Gold Certificate for the highest membership gain in Pennsylvania at the Knights Templar conclave in Hazleton. Retiring Commander Wilbur F Rickers accepted the award for the Corry unit, noted as the largest percentage gain in the state. Loyd Stowe was named Eminent Grand Marshal for 1963 54, with Robert Desmond and others attending the conclave alongside Rickers and Stowe.

Clarence Commandery Templar Pennsylvania Wits Clarence Conmandery Corry Hazleton Wilbur F Rickers Fees Loyd Stowe Clamence Commandery Knights ‘Templar Pennsylva Vila Harman Geist

Crawford County area jointure reshapes Sparta district alliances

Crawford County lawmakers approved an administrative area plan affecting Bloomfield Athens and Sparta amid moves to merge Corry Athens Township South Township and Townville with other districts. Sparta indicated it may seek independence while the State Evaluation Board and local boards weigh revisions and approvals.

Mituns Nother Gorry Crawford County Sonner Sourth Township Corry Athens Township Townville Bloomfield Tan Daly Athens 1Suaria Magdeville Just Wight Sparty LWA Floyd B. Tepens Etip Colisily Uninsy City Brin County Spartansmys Spartanshire Spartansburg Parathlesitie Tett Corry Aventah

Red Army Losses Control of East Germany Shifts in Occupation

Soviet forces withdraw military control in East Germany as the Soviet Control Commission is abolished. General Vassily Semyonov becomes civilian head of affairs for 18 million East Germans, while 300,000 occupation troops remain. Western sources mention possible further withdrawal and a move toward ambassadorial roles as defense treaties unify Europe.

Russia East Germany Associated Press Berlin East Gerinaly Vassily Chukov Wadia Sermyenoy Benin Auyreme Semyenoy Chukov- Gon Chika Neta Stalingrad Germany Ivan Tiome Waatern Bros Semyonov Tom Timp West Germany Atx

Pittsburgh man sentenced for fatal February shooting

Philip Blanding, 42, of Pittsburgh, was sentenced to 5 to 20 years in Western State Penitentiary today for the fatal shooting of 49 year old Samuel Brown. Visiting Judge Walter Wy Anderson handed down the penalty for the slaying arising from an accusation that Brown robbed him last February.

Hittsburgh Philip Blanding Pittsburgh Walter ‘Wy Anderson Blanding Samuel Brown

Admitting China to the U N Opposed by President

President Eisenhower opposes admitting Red China to the United Nations. The article describes Senate actions on funding and a discussion of China's permanent seat on the Security Council, noting divisions among lawmakers and the influence of Dirksen and Bridges.

China U.N Associated Press Washington Blenhower Allied Netiong Winder Progenil Worle Ussr Hee TV Senwie U. N Counel U.N. Chieter Chine Tn Security Council Chatman Bridges R-Nh Len Dirksen R-Tl Bridges

Chinese Reds Launch Large Scale Attacks on Korea Fronts

Seoul dispatch reports massive Chinese Communist assaults across Central and Western Korea. About 6,500 to 6,600 troops, supported by heavy artillery, struck outposts and lines along Punmunjom and Finger Ridge, with waves of battalions targeting Vegas Carson Berlin and Begin. Allied fighters bombed Red positions as fighting continued into the day.

Associated Press Seoul Punmunjom Korea Kores Strusk Vegas Carson Biko Berlin Basp Begin Eighth Army Finger Ridge Yonun Sinehon Foren Anid

Three Women Ill With Parrot Fever In Indiana County

Indiana County health officials report three women ill with parrot fever contracted while working in a pet shop. All are under medical treatment as authorities quarantine two large aviaries in the county and conduct weekly checks for other birds.

Indiana, Py Indiana Daniel Bes Indiana County Bee

French Cabinet Crisis Drags On Amid Search for Premier

Paris reports the French political crisis extending into the day as President Vincent Auriol again seeks a new premier from moderate center parties. The Assembly rejected Paul Reynaud and Auriol plans to survey Georges Bidault, Marie Pierre Kahn, and other center or right factions for a cabinet, continuing the indecisive, multi-party stalemate since 1945.

Paris Vincent Auriol Paul Reynaud Orly Atwiol Georges Bidault Atte Marie Bidault Weelego Marie Franco Auriol Guy Mollet Charles de Gaille Diethelm Hyme

Frost Warnings Hit Western Pennsylvania Farmers

Western Pennsylvania farmers face frost and cold as spring planting lags amid rain and soggy fields. The Weatherman warns of lows near 35 and a downward temperature trend, delaying oats and corn, with planting pushed toward late June.

Corry Weather Bureau Pennsylvania Unis

Need is cited for patience optimism and very deep faith

President Eisenhower disagrees with Senator Taft that the United States should forget the United Nations over Korea. He said Bermuda talks may not lead to a four power summit with Russia, and stressed patience optimism and faith in diplomacy. He noted Taft’s views but defended a cautious approach to negotiations and alliance unity.

Washington Eisenhower Taft United Nations Bermuda Russi Qhuyehill Churchill Senate Taf Hay Bisenhower United States Cincinnaly Korea England Egenhower Sniff Enenhower

Spring Street Water Main Collapse Blocks Street

A section of a 5 inch tile in the water main near Spring and Fairview streets fractured during Friday night’s storm, forcing water to spout onto the pavement. The break occurred at an old manhole, connected to the sewer line, and halted traffic as Water Department workers inspect and repair the damaged conduit.

City Streets Department Fairview Marning Blackton

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