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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1953
Page
1
Classified rental notices indicate rooms and apartments for rent with private baths and kitchenettes. Listings include addresses and phone numbers such as 3-8963 and 2-187, noting flats and single rooms with various facilities in Columbus and nearby streets.
President Eisenhower says he will not alter his GOP strategy, stressing a forward looking program. He cautions he is not fully pleased with Tuesday results but believes long term policy will prevail and defers to voters for analysis of local losses. He reiterates support for Republican candidates while avoiding promises about next year’s slate. General Marshall remains in good condition at Walter Reed after influenza complications.
Associated Press report from Washington notes that Russia rejects Western invitations for a foreign ministers meeting on Germany and Austria. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles express despair at negotiating major world problems with the Soviet Union, citing “impossible conditions” and threats of a new world war. The piece describes Western efforts, including Lugano talks, UN arms discussions, Korea, and a general goal of peaceful resolve under crisis conditions.
Robert J. Drake, 17, of 108 Rail red street was cited by local officers for driving too fast for conditions after a two car smashup on East Columbus avenue last evening. Drake, driving a car owned by James Mead of 218 Wayne Street, was westbound when he lost control and veered into the guard rail, dislodging a post. Mead's car damage estimated at $75. Poor visibility and a light snow cover were noted.
In Pittsburgh the Orphans Court ruled that a November 1931 letter by the late Ralph M Cravg made four charitable bequests legal. Carnegie Mellon University St Stephen's Episcopal Church Valley Hospital and St Barnabas Free Home will share immediately in more than 69000 in interest. The 202463 estate principal will be distributed later. Drave died November 13 1934. widow Jans M Drave died February 12.
Clashes in Trieste between anti riot police and student demonstrators left several injured. Police used tear gas bombs for the first time in the city as bricks were thrown and protesters sought refuge in the Church of Saint Anthony. Authorities reported injuries among students and officers and custody for several individuals.
The Pennsylvania Gas Company plans a new drilling operation on the Allen Adams property about 1,500 feet south west of the last well. Drillers will begin within a week after cleaning and cementing work on existing wells. The Lansing-Michy firm at the Dewith place continues daily operations beyond 800 feet.
Jamestown officers and county police hunted for a good looking man in work clothes who attempted to assault Mary Hewes Draper 21, daughter of Assistant District Attorney Sidney T. Hewes. A passing motorist witnessed her wave then fall, a rescuer returned her to her father’s home, and a wide search followed with several suspects questioned. School bonds offered in Indiana County, Pa., totaling 15.5 million dollars issued by Kidder Peabody syndicate with serial 1964–78 notes and 40 year bonds at 4 percent.
At Panmunjom the Red interview pace slowed as persuasion teams stalled and walked out over minor disputes. Only 146 prisoners were questioned daily and 2 of 496 elected to return to communism. Interviews averaged 1 hour 20 minutes, yet less than 1.5 percent chose repatriation. Lt Gen Thimayya and Swiss members protested the methods.
Theodore Hubley of the Loch State Police sub-station said two persons from the death side were injured in auto accidents on area highways in Corry district during October. Officers investigated 22 crashes by six local barracks patrols covering 2305 miles and recording 42 traffic arrests. Two criminal arrests were made and property damage totaled 20 935 dollars. Police also answered 16 requests for information and assistance.
Lt. Gen. S. B. Anderson, commander of the South Air Force, reduces five years from life sentence for George Schreiber of Hollywood. Schreiber and two others faced murder conspiracy charges in the death of a Korean Air Force base officer near Pusan. Trial of the third defendant awaits federal court decision on Air Force authority to bring Robert Tote back to Korea for trial.
Residents awoke to a light but widespread snow cover as temperatures plunged overnight. The snowfall stretched about 60 miles northeast of Carny, with freezing conditions reported across northern Wisconsin and the Applachians, as weather forecasters warned of continuing cold and possible additional flakes.
In La Crosse Wisconsin police dismissed as chatter the statements of two men who claimed to know something about the disappearance of Evelyn Huriley. District Attorney John Bosshard said the men were not charged and their remarks were made while drinking. Another note reports Raymond Michaels of Pittsburgh killed in a car crash at McKnight Road and Byhcock Boulevard. Eric W. Jones released on bond after being involved in the incident with minor injuries.
Local volunteers organize a two day poppy sale to support welfare programs. Youth groups from the city assist by selling on street corners under Allied War Memorial auspices. The drive raises funds for veterans and needy families.
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio police chief Edward J Alley, brought six years ago to crackdown rackets, exits as new mayor Freni Kryzan, a 39 year old Democrat backed by United Steelworkers, edges Henderson by 1495 votes out of more than 62 000. Alley expressed desire to stay in law enforcement but offered no plans.
AFL Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks began strike against Patt Way Representatives in Detroit delaying shipments. Richard Kowalski, Lodge 2078 chair, warned of imminent strikes in Pontiac, Mt. Clemons, Mid Chicago, Cincinnati, Kansas City, New York, St. Louis. About 900 drivers, clerks and warehousemen walked out. 30 day notice served October 22. Local embargo on shipments to Detroit Milwaukee and Pittsburgh could widen disruption.
J S envoy proposes delays to Panmunjom talks as top Allied and Communist diplomats consider free exchange of ideas. Negotiators may split tasks. neutrals urged, while fringe factions press for limited participation and focus on WP events and possible Russian references.
A Senate internal security subcommittee hearing in Pittsburgh will question five Erie men and other witnesses on alleged Communist influence in labor unions. Erie residents Don Melee Willard Bliss Alex Stabor and five Erie-based workers including Erie newspaper reporter Bruce McIntyre are among those slated to testify. The hearing aims to assess Communist involvement in labor disputes and may expand to other cities.
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