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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1953
Page
6
Douglas Logan of Titusville harvested a seven point buck north of Corry near the Pennsylvania New York line in the Clymer area. He shot the animal with a three bladed arrow through the jaws and the deer dropped about a mile from the shot.
City police were alerted this morning as a small male hound wandered to the C. A. Hillstrom residence at 540 Wayne Street. The dog had no license so ownership could not be traced. it can be claimed at the Wayne Street address.
Dr. T. R. Murroughs of Chicago explains that distant pastures appear greener because the atmosphere filters yellow light, leaving the eye with a deeper green impression. This optical effect relies on atmospheric scattering increasing perceived color richness at a distance.
Mrs. Annie Harteel, 155, was shot twice in the chest while on the back porch washing. Neighbor Andrew Shaffer Jr., 38, was taken in for questioning after a three hour manhunt and later surrendered to Harry Fox.
Aides to President Eisenhower view his Ottawa trip as a step toward alerting the United States and Canada to boosting defenses against possible Soviet attack. They noted actual strengthening remains to be achieved, but expressed optimism it will be done. The president and Mrs. Eisenhower returned to the White House after an overnight train trip from Ottawa where they were guests of the Canadian government for two days. Before leaving, Eisenhower and Prime Minister Louis St Laurent issued a communique agreeing on joint defense methods and the importance of a St Lawrence Seaway.
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