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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1953
Page
1
Fragmented ad notes multiple for sale items including a 3-room rooming house and 6 room apartments. Mentions addresses in Cony PA and listings for furnished and unfurnished units. Several contact numbers and vague room details appear, indicating miscellaneous real estate and rental notices.
A partial OCR fragment mentions an address 342 West Erie and a suspected real estate or utility inquiry. The readable data is insufficient to determine a full action, date, or parties involved.
fragmentary OCR text shows a rental inquiry on West Fall area referencing Joe Cohen and room 77 with possible June dates and Car Association. details incomplete.
An OCR damaged notice lists property, addresses, and contact prompts but fragments are incomplete. It mentions homes, tents, a 210 West address, and various unclear names and numbers, suggesting a general classified notice for real estate or rentals with incomplete contact details.
Tehran reports former prime minister Mohammed Mossadegh railing at a military tribunal. He vows not to attend sessions, threatens death by his own action, and denounces the British while refusing any pardon.
A Conneaut man died when his auto skidded into a pole on a slippery rural road. Two other people suffered minor injuries and were treated at the scene or hospital. Authorities noted the crash occurred Saturday three miles from town. names and exact ages remain partially unclear in the report.
Altoona Pa J C Campbell urges coal producers to stop fretting about vanished domestic sales and face the era for coal. Campbell is vice president of Ester Gas & Fuel Associations and Eastern Coal Associations, noting the industry is not dying despite poor business.
Washington Supreme Court reaffirms baseball as a sport not a business. The 1922 Holmes ruling is upheld in a per curiam opinion, noting Congress did not intend to include baseball’s business in federal reach.
Detroit Times reports FBI and Detroit police tied to missing 308000 ransom in Green Jease case. Twenty dollar notes found in Petoskey amid wider investigation. No arrests reported and officials declined comment.
A 1 year old baby boy was abducted while in the care of his babysitter Mrs. Tommie Dene Doughty in Evansville Indiana. Doughty was arraigned on federal kidnapping charges and held on a 20600 bond. The infant was recovered unharmed in the home of Doughty’s father Buford Mason in Oklahoma. The child’s parents Richard Duene Stammer and Shirley Stammer are named, with Stammer a sailor.
Slush on Route 8 led to a two car crash injuring Thomas Ross 21 and Mary Alterman 92 near Centerville at 1 40 PM. Ross had a bruised left leg while Alterman suffered a broken nose and body bruises.
Democratic Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell accused the Eisenhower administration of dodgy politics by urging a grand jury investigation into charges that former President Truman promoted a Russian spy. Sen. McCarthy called the claim completely dishonest while Atty. Gen. Brownell defended exposing the issue as a public service.
Mrs. Thomas L Dedman searched through smoke filled rooms for her children as fire rapidly spread from an overturned oil heater. Troy Lee Poole 18 and a visitor crawled about searching but three younger siblings died near the porch. Patay, Anita, and Terry play later found among charred remains. the home was destroyed.
In California a heated race shapes up with Republican and Democratic candidates vying for the House seat vacated by a Republican. Balloting may decide control of the chamber as tens of thousands vote. candidates include Glen P Lips Teamd and others with endorsements noted for Arnold and Levin Markheim.
A heavy weekend snowstorm left Pennsylvania roads backlogged and drivers cautious as thaw began. The storm dumped up to six inches in parts before warmer temperatures reduced it to light slush. Emergency crews cleared routes, many highways opened with detours, and officials reported few serious accidents despite slick conditions.
In Los Angeles and other cities talks on a potential strike limp along as Lockheed, Douglas, and North American Aviation face stalled negotiations. Production continues at North American plants producing the S3beA Jet and Super Sabre interceptors for the Air Force as workers hold firm. The dispute involves major sites in Los Angeles, Fresno, Columbus, and other locations.
A Pittsburgh man reports his car missing after a weekend ride near Carry Vicinity. Police ask locals to watch for Pennsylvania license D 8368 as the owner hopes to recover the vehicle. Separate Conneaut Ohio fire causes $150000 damage to a business district with injuries to two firefighters and multiple apartments evacuated.
Unclear OCR notes indicate weather slowed roofing work at Cory Ajen High School project. Sub-contractors faced wind and storms delaying rafters and supply installations. By month end planners aimed to have boiler and heating systems operational for winter use, with site work continuing.
A Corry family of three perished and a local man was near death after a car struck a diesel engine at a private R R crossing on the Lyle Stranahan farm north of Sporternsburg. Cathleen Conklin 20 Carol Williams 19 or 20 and five month old infant killed. Bernard Wilts 23 near death. Williams believed driver of car. Four others injured severely, hospital reports uncertain.
Fragments describe two city accidents near the week end. Witnesses report a driver failing to negotiate a turn on Shady Avenue, striking a utility pole and mailbox. A second crash on Millatrees involved Bannitay Dauntel Cressley, who said a passing car, seen but not overtaken, was a 1980 or 1981 Pontiac. Authorities link the Cressley vehicle to damage on East Malq Street and Shelly Avenue.
Three Smith children Nanette Cheryl and Frank met King Paul and Queen Frederike in Chicago after their parents Mr and Mrs J George Smith traveled from their farm to greet the royal visitors The queen reportedly spoke by telephone to arrange a later breakfast gathering as cold weather kept the farm child from visiting the palace in Greece
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