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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1953

Page

3

Two Erie Men Die in Route 29 Car Crash

Two elderly Erie County inmates, James J. Rappold age 61 and John Mooney age 63 of Evie, were killed when struck by a car driven by Ronald Beechner of Avonia Beach while walking on Route 29 near Fairview. Beechner was en route to Girard with his wife and three children for a doctor visit. Police report names and relatives of the deceased, noting this brings Route 29 fatalities to five with a prior no-car crash on October 23rd.

Erie Erie County Infirmary West Ridge Roack Fairview James J. Rapnold John Mooney Evie Ronald Beechner Avonia Beach R. D North Girard Pa Beechner Girard H.R. Kaucie James Rappold Marian Greiner Moody Lsted Florence Wise George Emery Joseph Harry Frampton

Allies Reject Soviet Demands On European Talks

Washington notes delivered by American British and French envoys in Moscow rejected Soviet pleas for tying European issues to talks on German unification and Austrian independence. The Western powers said the Soviet price for negotiation was unacceptable and warned Moscow that non European problems could not be gatekeepers for a conference.

Washington Russia Moscow Europe

Anniversary service planned for First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Church, organized January 18 1864, prepares a 90th anniversary with a committee including a member from each church group and ten longtime members. Events include January 17 and 24 services, dedication of Maas chimes, organ rededication, a January 1 family dinner, and a historical exhibit with a guest speaker. The Presbytery of Erie may meet at Corry church January 26. Clay tiles from 7th century Mexico decorate living quarters in convents.

First Presbyterian Church F. £.Whittlesey Presbytery of Erie Corry Mexico

Milk Strike Cuts Dairy Payments in October

New York The October milk strike reduced farm values by 997099 dollars and lowered the uniform price to 4.51 per hundredweight from 4.69. Dr. C. J. Blanford, market administrator, said October fluid sales fell about 9.6 percent, with total fluid sales 202,073,021 pounds. An emergency hearing will use an 80 percent fluid-use rate.

New York C. J. Blanford New York Metropolitan Blanford Wednessia

Wealthy sportman faces fraud charges

Joseph M. McMillen, a self described wealthy sportsman, was charged in Pittsburgh and Baltimore with passing checks totaling 2855 dollars for merchandise. He faced a $1000 bail after a hearing before Magistrate William F. Laukaitis. The arrest followed a sale of sport items at an exclusive feather shop with checks rejected.

Associated Press Baltimore Joseph M. McMullen Pittsburgh McMillen Wiliam F. ‘Laukaltis Mam

14KKK Members Nabbed By FBI Together

FBI rounded up 14 alleged former Ku Klux Klan members in North and South Carolina on a day that marks the exact anniversary of a brother and sister kidnapping and hogging incident. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced the arrests, calling it a continuation of a wide probe with hundreds of convictions on similar charges across states in the past year and a half.

Wasninaraun Day KU Klu Klan North Sid South Carolina Ehates FBI J. Edgar Hoover Haif Thei

Robeson County abduction case shocks South Carolina

Homes near Lake View S.C. were raided early this morning as Christine Rogers and her brother Ernest Barfield Rogers were abducted by armed men in white robes. The victims suffered serious injuries after being blindfolded and driven across the state line into Robeson County, North Carolina, where they were beaten. Authorities labeled the incident a planned kidnapping and noted interstate transportation of the victims as part of the crime.

Robesor North Carolina

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