8-8049 with T G Bulard
A brief item notes 8 8049 with T G Bulard dated 12 20 t ETT a ORS, listing names and a fourth line fragment.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1953
Page
1
A brief item notes 8 8049 with T G Bulard dated 12 20 t ETT a ORS, listing names and a fourth line fragment.
A garbled notice mentions Stinner Park streets and a housing development plan with references to W. Brown and 13B-29-31 House. It lists various items like chairs, a stove, heaters, metal ware, and sewing related goods, with names and scattered numbers. The fragmentary text lacks coherent details or clear actions.
Observers assess trends in New Jersey Virginia and New York City as governors race in New Jersey and Virginia and a NYC mayoral race unfold. The piece notes national interest in Eisenhower backing GOP and recent Wisconsin upset. It outlines New Jersey Treast vs Meyner, Virginia Dalin vs. Byrd backed Stanley, and NYC contenders Figgelman Wagner Jr Halley with Wagner favored though Impellitteri’s independent bid was blocked.
A one year old girl accidentally shot and fatally wounded her father Albert Foeyanle, 44, in Monroeville while he was teaching her to fire a 422 caliber pistol. Police say the girl received the weapon during a firing demonstration, and the fatal wound occurred several hours later.
A Panmunjom report claims 19 of 22 American POWs want to return home with 18 of 48 expressing a wish to stay. Three allegedly Communist Americans are cited as scaring others, with fears of execution for traitors if they go home. The camp is described as bleak and neutral, with limited information available.
October rainfall totals were exceptionally low, just 0.8 inches, the driest on record. A comparison with the 3.78 inches usual for October highlights the scarcity, with only 0.6 inch since September 29. Temperatures were warmer than normal, though the month yielded the first freeze on October 7 and light snowfall traces observed later.
Lt Shoulders, who resigned from the St Louis police after a police board probe, is vacationing in Maui with his son Bruce. He arrived in Honolulu under an assumed name, later revealing his identity to reporters. He spoke of wanting rest and to be left alone, and hoped to live in Hawaii.
Erie Lanphere, 17, of 8 East Congress street, was transferred from a local hospital to Hamot Hospital in Erie for injuries sustained in a one day auto smashup on Columbus riverine at 8 15 Saturday evening. He suffered a crushed ankle and multiple facial and body lacerations. Police say he swerved to avoid a car entering the highway from Russell Road, crossed the highway, and struck a large tree on the R H Damon property at 688 East Columbus Ave. Crow bars were needed to extract him from the wreck. He was treated at Bracken ambulance then local hospital. Police say he skid 73 feet after braking and may face a traffic violation.
U S Ambassador Arthur Dean accused Communist negotiators of stalling and pushing propaganda during the Korean peace conference talks at Panmunjom. He said the talks broke down over whether to invite nonbelligerents and urged setting the time and place before composition. North Korea's Ei Sok Bok denounced Dean as unfair and insisted the composition come first.
In Titusville early yesterday a kerosene lamp caused a fatal house fire that killed 57 year old Brat Ruta Sellen. James Sellen attempted a rescue but the flames and smoke drove him back. Neighbors alerted firefighters who saved adjoining structures as the burning frame home collapsed. The tragedy, under investigation, involved Sellen and his brother who had been living together after selling another home. The funeral service is planned for Wednesday at Tracy Home of Funerals in Titusville.
Washington The Senate investigations subcommitte announced it has subpoenaed the convicted atomic spy David Greenglass for questioning in November as part of its probe into alleged espionage at Fort Monmouth New Jersey.
Labor conditions amid 200 layoffs at GE described with hiring pauses and new plant expansion plans. Officials note unemployment impacts for about 5,000 workers nationwide while remaining sites prepare for reconstruction and temporary layoffs. Local employment offices report daily claimant firings as the company faces a prolonged disruption.
Federal and state officials unveil a farm program push with Benson insisting on swift activation. Policy details mix agricultural subsidies with conservation goals, while critics question funding and local impact. The administration signals urgency amid debates over farm relief distribution and rural employment.
The article reports the sudden death of Bess H Olmstead at a hospital after a tert at tack while she was undergoing surgery. Survived by husband Donald of Los Angeles two daughters Mrs Elizabeth Durham and Mrs Georgia Anderson both of Sonrille, and four grandchildren. Services to be held at Parse Mind Giltesie Chapel Le Lax Angulex with interment at Union Cemetery Passer.
State Police said a 14 year old driver George G Church of Union City lost control of the auto on a wet pavement while attempting to return to the yard. Russet Dingfelder 19 of Corry and Allery Larrow 19 of Star received minor injuries. Church had slight bruises and the car suffered moderate damage with an estimated value of over 500 dollars.
Chatham New Jersey police report a lovesick youth, Fred West, shot and killed the girl's father Charles Bevilaquin after repeatedly visiting the home to win access. He returned a third time with the girl and fired from her upstairs bedroom, wounding two others. The incident followed the girl's rejection and warnings from authorities.
Police investigated a break-in at a Pennsylvania Railroad caboose parked near the Peru freight house. Patrols were dispatched after 5:40 today. the interior was ransacked, items smashed, and police suspect local vandals from the final yards.
In Mitladelphia Lael Mune and Welleen Proposals urge Republicans and Democrats to rally workers to the polls. State leaders and the Superior Court discuss delaying the election, with GOP hopes tied to a national administration and President Eisenhower. Continued on page Tim.
Plank Road is closed for crossing repairs after a collision and safeguard barriers. Crews from the railroad will reconstruct the crossing with a complete underpass overhaul expected to finish later this week. Local residents along the road will be allowed limited access during work with no heavy traffic.
Penn Township resident Richard Hayden reported being accosted by youths in Pittsburgh who forced him into an auto ride, then robbed his wallet before throwing him from the vehicle. Hayden was not seriously harmed.警方暂无进一步信息.
Amid chaotic talks at Panmunjom and nearby compounds, Chinese and Korean prisoners of war face renewed pressure as guards react to refusals and demands. Reports cite exchanges, shootings, and claims of mistreatment, with witnesses describing executions and brutalities within Communist and Indian command circles.
Shenango Pottery plant in New Castle shuts down as 1,100 workers strike for a tent to percent hourly wage increase. Local 3195 CIO Unit says contract was excoriated and a six month extension offered without a raise. Pittsburgh area talks avert a strike by 3805 service employees in buildings and commercial sectors.
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