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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1953
Page
1
Foreigners may witness H-bomb test under controlled view
AEC member Thomas Murray proposed allowing foreign observers, including Russians, to witness a hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll as a potential step toward world peace. The plan would involve careful observation from a distance aboard a ship, minimizing security risks while showcasing destructive power amid ongoing tests at Bikini and Eniwetok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bikini
Associated Press
Washington
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Thomas JB. Murray
Amerie
Murray
Atomic Energy Com‘mission
AEC
Pittsburgh
Foreien
Bikini Atoll
Pasific
Fulwetak Atoll
Eniwetok
Eisenhower to visit Ottawa for mutual problems talks
President Eisenhower leaves on a two day trip to Ottawa with Mrs. Eisenhower and a White House staff to discuss mutual issues including continental defense. He will meet Governor General Vincent Massey and Prime Minister St Laurent and review U S Canadian relations in private talks. In other news a truck collision near Hereford kills Clyde Barnhart 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Parliament
Associated Press
Washington
Bipeers
Continental
Isenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
White House
Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Eisenhower
Texas
Mexico
Canada
Dominion
United States
Vincent Massey
Tloltis ‘St. Laurent
Said
Hye
Nike
Screening Of Reds POWs Planned At Panmunjom
Indian command plans to screen Red prisoners in Korea if Communists abandon efforts to woo them home. Red interviews with POWs held for repatriation were to continue on the eighth day as Communist high command weighs joining Indian runs for interviews or proceeding with the explanation program. Lt. Gen. KS Thimayya, chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission, ready for a trip to Communist HQ at Kaesong when the Reds reply.
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Associated Press
Panmunjonm
Soda
Obineve
Korea
Red
Stallme Persuad
Omisi
Redmote
Benson lays out farmer aid plan not for personal gain
Secretary Benson asserts his agricultural program aims to help all people, not himself, rejecting patchwork remedies. He warns against easy panaceas while defending parity as fair to farmers and consumers and pledging to pursue market based solutions within freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Olio —Secratary
Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities
Renon
Benson Hs
Benson
Risenhower
Wallis
William A Wood Named General Manager of WQED Pittsburgh
William A Wood formerly director of public affairs for CBS Television will become general manager of Pittsburgh educational TV station WQED. WQED president Leland Bevard said the station aims to go on air by January 1. Wood previously directed television on radio for the State Department and worked with the Bureau of Naval Research on experimental television teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
William A. Wood
CBS Television
WQED
Leland Bevard
Wood
Taison
State Department
CBS
Bureau of Naval Research
Area farmer crushed dies beneath plow in Pittsfield Township
Arvid Johnson, 73, of two miles northwest of Pittsfield on Route 6, was fatally crushed by a sulky ox riding plow while plowing at his home farm in Pittsfield Township Warren County. His body lay about 30 feet from the plow after the accident, which occurred shortly before noon. Mrs. Johnson found the scene and did not witness the event. County officials rule accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Pittsfield Township
Warren County
Arvid Johnson
Pitsfield
Crete
Johnson
Judge blocks TV grid curbs in NFL telecast ruling
U.S. District Court Judge Alan Grim rules the NFL may prohibit telecasting games within a 60 mile radius during home games but cannot ban all broadcasts. The decision follows a Supreme Court hint that professional baseball is not fully subject to anti trust rules. Only TV and radio control issues were addressed.
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Associated Press
Philadelpina
WU. S. Distriet Court
National Football League
Alan K. Grim
Uva
Grim
U.S. Supreme Court
Hearing Cancelled for Venango Broadcasters Radio Station
Washington officials cancelled the plan by Venango Broadcasters and Olivia T. Rennekamp to operate a daytime radio station at 170 kilocycles after the previous applicant withdrew. James Cunningham of the FCC said the Rennekamp petition now rests in the processing file and declined to predict when it may be considered due to delays from television station applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cucu
Uenciais Od
Une Albamcation
Venango Brondeisters
Olivia T
Five Boys Help Contain Garden Hose Fire at Buried House
Five boys in Bon Air alerted firemen by smelling smoke at a bride house. Charles Daniel, 11, and four friends aimed streams of water at the blaze, limiting damage. Fire officials estimated potential losses at 38000, cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburgh—Tive Boys
Ntti
St Bill
Mossadegh Followers Demonstrate In Streets
Pro Mossadegh supporters clash with police in Tehran and other cities as crowds shout for the ousted prime minister. Police disperse demonstrations with batons. shops closed in protest and arrests reported amid widespread unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossadegh’s
Cleaning Work Under Way at Area Gas Well
Deiders for the Pennsylvania Gas Company reported ongoing cleaning of a local gas well site near Carter Hill. Officials clarified that while kerosene pumping is used in a method to lower gas, oil production was not confirmed despite crowds seeing tank trucks and noting large operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penpaylvania Gas Company
Ab ‘York
Haven Follett Rem
Skalay
Carter Hin
Tumor Xprmin
PGC
Indy
Usta
Carter Hill
Roa
Quirino Concedes Philippines Victory to Magsaysay
President Quirino admits defeat in the Philippines election as Ramon Magsaysay leads with about 1,019,180 votes to 798,022. The 46-year-old winner promises a four year term and national unity while thanking Quirino for his good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Ramon Magsaysay
Associated Press
Manila
Elpidio Quirino
Victtory
Vigoriis Ramon Magsaysay
United States
Magsaysay
Quirino
Quirina
Iis
Private Rail Car Passes Through City on Train
A private Pullman car from Thusville traveled to Washington DC attached to Acalion No. 580. The car, with a small escort and two splendidants, moved past Corry and was slated for Winker Park in Fin where the company hosts a winter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thusville
Tinon
Winker Park
Fin
Smerctineys
Lire
Pennsylvania
Corry
AMA Reports Golden Era of Medical Advances
Dr Edward J McCormick spoke at the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults on dramatic progress in medicine. He highlighted heart lung and kidney devices, early inoculation ideas, and vaccines aimed at preventing pain and disease, while noting accidents remain a key prevention challenge.
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Chicago
Tn American Media Association
Edward J. McCormick
Thierlo
Ohio
Iymp Sinicore
Veendam Makes Final Atlantic Crossing From Hoboken
The 30 year old Veendam of Holland America Line arrives in Hoboken on its last Atlantic crossing. With about 250 passengers aboard, the ship will be taken to Baltimore for scrapping by Bethlehem Steel. Captain Harry Oldenburger says no celebration will mark the end of the voyage.
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Hoboken
N. J
Holland-Ameriga
Mie Barbar
Atlan Mosaing
Atlantic
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel
Harry Oldenburger
$100 000 Project To Start On City Church Monday
A large city church project estimated at $100 000 is planned to begin Monday. The work includes structural enhancements and new facilities, with completion expected within an eight year span and extensive plans to fund and organize community spaces.
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Tome Hope Galtinle
Mtr
Foxmeday Muir
Elrapeti
New York City
Voninoling
Joly Belons
Pyar
St .Thins
Rey
Thomas
Angerean
Graves
Sisters of Macy
Puditoriama
Patel
Blienboriys
Car Collision Damages Bridge. Two Injured in Wreck
A car veered off the highway after the driver fell asleep, striking a bridge and injuring a 61 year old man and a younger passenger. Police report damage estimated at 800 dollars and note possible armature damage to the plumbolyoutlder.
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Shem Mun
Howie Ba
Robert Buyle
B.D
Wattshire
Samuel Bayle
Toen
Wito
Red Spy Probe Shifts To GE
Albany reports on a Senate investigation into a red spy probe moving toward General Electric. Subcommittee counsel Georgy Anastos announced 13 witnesses testified today while lawmakers withheld names as the panel pressed for evidence and cooperation.
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Abwurfaes
Albany
N.Y
Huta
Abbey
Buel del Pavlina
Touay'et
Georgy Anastos
Ashatutt
Meath
Murder Trail Confounds Police In Richmond California
Police confront a baffling case as conflicting statements from Rowena Johnson and a salesman surround the discovery of her husband Lee Johnson's bloodstained body. Investigators say multiple suspects had access to the scene and a bloody knife and towel were found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Richmond
Calif
Ralesmaen
Rowena Julmsom
Heratibah
Darrell Davis
Mir Johnson
Larry Jobmson
Sie
Leen
Marty O. Waller
Ontland
Kaleemow
Mrs. Johnson
Dee Ord Steeel
Willer
Dohnwni
Tohnaon
Erie Union Leader Linked to Red Party Inquiries
Two former FBI undercover agents identified today as members of the Communist party while denying questions. Senate sub committee members pressed for details about party activities and potential constitutional protections were invoked. The Sixth Amendment permits witnesses to decline to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frese Pittsburgh
FBT
Wa Utfields
Tulled
Irical
Communist Party
Tve
Wo Nelson
Te Doc
Steab Brie
Mim DL Meweil
Ts Pronsylvanis-West
Mirgluiin Dasthick
Senate
Car theft case in Albuquerque ends with delayed recovery
In Albuquerque New Mexico a car stolen on day 10 was insured and replaced. The vehicle was recovered four months later by a sheriff's deputy who did not report it at the time. The deputy learned of the recovery through towing and storage charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque N.M
Postponed Questioning of Justice Clark Delayed Indefinitely
The article reports the postponement of questioning involving Justice Clark and Maj. Gen. Vaughan. Truman aide to testify in a closed Senate session. House committee delays, and a potential showdown on compliance with subpoenas looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Truman
Senate
Truman Defies Subpoena With Public Court Showdown
Former President Harry S. Truman said he would not heed the House committee subpoena and would not discuss his actions before the committee. The episode included note of constitutional duties, a planned public session, and plans by media networks to cover the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
York
Harry S. ‘Truman
House
Amyviea AviTvmer
Iternational
Monntiry Fund
Brownell
Aclys
Senne
Vougtan
Tite
Ruth Anderson
Cpan
Du‘Mont
ABC
Aretiworkss
Baye Four
Superior Court Judge Claude T. Reno to retire
Judge Claude T. Reno of the Pennsylvania Superior Court announced his retirement plans. He indicated the timing would follow the court’s sessions and return to his home in Pittsburgh. The report notes his prior appointing by Artie James and his long tenure on the bench.
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Piptsburgh
Claude T. Reno
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Artie James
Wena Te Dye
Poverns
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