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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1950

Page

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Jersey man confesses to killing five in series of shootings

Vineland New Jersey November 18 1949 a slim appliance salesman Tagenito Ingenito 25 confessed after hours of questioning that he shot to death five members of his estranged wife's family and wounded four others in three nearby homes. He was charged with murder and held without bail. The gunman was captured after a car pursuit in Landis Township and five relatives and relatives-in-law were killed. Wounded include his wife and several others. Police described the suspect as heavily armed with multiple pistols and a submachine gun attachment.

Associated Dees Vineland N. J Palive Leonard Cumpingham Raymond Vorberg Tagenito Landi Township Ingénito Ingenito Malaga George Shank Franklinville Brison Woodbury Subovides Dhead Louwlier Mickme Muzeoi Tageniia Pearl Muzzoli Tagentio New Jersey State Hospital Shire Howard A. Carlson Tagenita Vorberg Tirgenita Seak Barker Fo- Yee Polle Tagentto Michael Mazzoli Piulidher Ernest Atjehneh

City Banks Plan Pre-Christmas Savings Check Distribution

City banks announce record Christmas Savings checks totaling 164 418 to 7 002 savers across National Bank and Citizens Bank. National Bank distributed about 50 000 to 600 members with an average around 1 000, up from last year’s participation. Citizens Bank plans to mail 124 428 in checks to 1 102 savers, with fewer savers than 1948 but higher total. Distribution starts late November with clubs running to December 1 and November 27 start dates mirror prior years, boosting expected pre holiday shopping.

National Bank Citizens Bank Cherky Clezens Bank

Brassiere Brigade in Miami Ordered to Return $24118

Miami officials report civil action against eleven people tied to a scheme where women allegedly hid quarters in brassieres to steal from a Bell Telephone Company station. Receiver J S Turner ordered them to surrender cash securities and valuables. Three women have pled or been convicted of grand larceny. eight others face charges of receiving stolen property. The trio face sentencing next week.

Miami Fla Snuthwn Bell Telephone Company Judea George E. Holt J. S. Turner

Corry Soldier Wounded in Korea in 1950 Telegram

Corry native M. Sir. Keith L. Fay, son of Clair and Mrs. Fay of Corry R. D. 3, was seriously wounded in Korea on November 2 according to a Defense Department telegram. Fay a Corry High School graduate of 1940 served previously in World War II and has been in the Japanese theater for two years.

Defense Department Clair Corry R. D Keith L. Fay M. Set. Fay Europe Corry High School

Pleven Orders Reinforcements To Indochina As Cabinet Act

Premier Rene Pleven announced rushed air, land, and sea reinforcements to Indochina. A cabinet decision gives Minister Jean Totowrnent expanded powers over Indochina affairs, while denying cabinet disputes between Letourneau and Jules Mach. Observers say no crisis next week as parliament debates the policy with up to 50 000 troops poised for deployment.

Indochina Associated Press Paris Rene Pleven Jean Totowrnent Tasvei- Aled Letourneau Jules Mach Letownness Smn North Africa Foreign Legionnaires

Challenge seen to Vandenberg for foreign relations seat

Washington reports a Republican Senate committee vacancy fight risks challenging Senator Vandenberg as chief foreign policy spokesman. Morse of Oregon appears favored to fill the seat, with Knowland and others opposing Morse and pressing for differing views on Asian policy and administration handling.

GOP Washington Senate Vasislenders ReMich Vandenberg Morse R~ Ore Senate Foreign Relations Committee Millikin R-Cole Congress Thab Knowland R-Cslif Asia Erecs

Seals Sale Planned By Corry Area Unit

The annual Christmas Seals sale will launch in the Corry area late this month with a goal of 9500. Letters with small seals are being prepared for distribution. The Gary unit of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association held its first planning meeting this week as committees are announced for the coming weeks.

Corry Gary Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association Wes Nolncett

Woman Arrested in Yearlong Mail Theft Ring

Mrs Thelma Warner 45 of Titusville R D 1 was to be arraigned before U S Commissioner Lymn Shreve in Erie on charges of mail theft and embezzlement. Investigators say she stole parcels valued at $600 plus over more than a year by ordering goods and removing them from rural boxes. Federal trial likely. maximum penalty five years or $1000 fine.

Thelma Warner Titusville R. D U. S. Commie Honor Lymn Shreve Erie Ohio Michigan Feder Corry Warner St Cule

$20 000 Blaze Touches Jamestown Furniture Plant

A stubborn fire at the Jamestown Sterling Corporation furniture plant on Allen Street exited at 2 37 p m yesterday causing an estimated 20000 in damage. Three Jamestown fire companies and four nearby volunteer crews fought the blaze with Falconer units standing by. The flames confined to the boiler room and sawdust silos inflicted heavy water damage elsewhere. officials suspect spontaneous combustion in the silos.

Jamestown Sterling Corporation Allen Street Jamestown Falconer General Assembly

Frees Gardella on Drunk Driving Charges in Passaic

Passaic New Jersey a city judge released Joseph Gardella a retri grator repairman on two drunk driving counts after the court found he was affected by fumes from a pooling agent.

Passaic N. J Joseph Gardella

Red China Rejects Truman Peace Assurance Says Not Deceived

A Peiping broadcast rejects President Truman’s call for peaceful intentions, accusing the United States of aggression and military maneuvers. The program claims American promises are hollow, cites Taiwan and Vietnam as targets, and urges a neutral zone 10 miles from the Yalu to prevent further hostilities.

Condon piMielal Ridin Tims Eglety Pruman Peiping Linon America Truma Bis United States Peipinig Errl Tory Taiwan Formosa Ohio Nietnamindothina Chins Formoss U. S. Seventh Fleet UL Dlatsies Liscueik Gil Yas Relveer Yalu

Truman Plans Speedy Action To Aid Yugoslavia

President Truman orders swift emergency measures to aid Yugoslavia as Tito seeks Western support against Soviet pressure. Officials say Congress will be asked to approve aid while the U S provides food, loans, and military backing to bolster Tito against possible Soviet aggression.

Truman Yugoslavia Ansac Washington Pudent Prinace Talline Moscow Truman Sig Marshal Tito Europe Soviet Union Western Europe Tito Burke Industria Economic Co-operation Administration George W. Allen U.S. Ambaasiaor Belgrade Wrisis Eros Yugos Slavia Ussr Traim Dane U.S

Tragedy Claims Woman and Granddaughter in Wireton

A fatal car crash in Wireton claims Mrs. Anna Pausic and her 11 year old granddaughter from Ney Ville Tsluns. Pittsburgh police report the incident occurred last night near Wireton as an all other details remain unreleased.

Pittsburgh Allo Wireton Anna Pausic Kitharie Ney Ville Tsluns

Plant Razed By 200000 Blaze

A fire in Mont Auto, Pa causes about 200000 damage to a plant. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours with estimates of losses and potential causes under investigation. Local officials warned residents to avoid the area as smoke and debris affected nearby streets.

Associated Press Mont Auto Ulie Mont Alty Hayasrusin Miwon

Three Cars Damaged In Area Wreck

Traffic collision on Route 19 near Waterford involved three vehicles. Vorheis Cummings and Bult sustained notable damage as one car rear‑ended another and skidded across the highway in the early morning. Authorities estimate total damage around 430 dollars.

Bighays Alteenwun Stale Pofiew Che Moeninie Williem Vyourhels Mugwilte Tat Suimmings Victoria Miss Tounne Smith Edinbore Weintele Waterford Cummings Styli Auto Mivelg Voorheis Cummings Auto

Acheson Plans to Fight Critics in Post Election Remarks

Secretary of State Dean Acheson vows to fight critics in post election statements. He attacks Republicans and the Taft allies, calling opponents weak or misguided while defending his administration's policies and seeking unity amid a divided party.

Acheson Taft Ohio Associated Presa Washington Secretary of Dean Adhesoh Cyilios Avian Taf R-Ohto Alios Acinoran Hefner Treacy Ennonderer Wim Fim

Babson Defends Profit Motive Against Government Overreach

Babson argues in favor of profits and stock investment as drivers of production and wage growth. He says cost increases are blamed on manufacturers and unions, while government taxes and spending siphon profits, urging united effort to reduce waste and boost output rather than punitive measures.

Roger W. Babson Babson Park Mass Umessy Sam Inber Uni

Tank Led Forces Reach Kaplan Sunday

Tank led forces expected to reach Kaplan Sunday amid rugged terrain and sudden weather. Falling mercury and difficult ground pose major obstacles as 100,000 Reds dig into the mountain defense line south of the Yalu River.

Kaplan Yalu River

American units press toward Manchurian frontier in Korea

Tank led American infantry pushed toward the Manchurian frontier in southeast Korea as they faced snow, hills, and Chinese Red lines. The Seventh Division fought near Kaplan with heavy artillery and air attacks, counting 128 Reds killed and several American casualties.

Seoul Korea Mercury U.S Burin Severth Croatia Tal Teathon Thirchon Chongcehon Riehthy Taechon Americadt Kapsan Kansin Manchuria Associated Press Tom Stone Kaplan Severit Moumtall Bed

Union Shop Backed in Four States by Steelworkers

Bite ployes of the American Bridge Co across four states vote in favor of a memorandum of understanding. Three thousand six hundred forty workers favored the measure while four hundred eighty five opposed. Plants were in Ambridge Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh area with related labor relations discussion.

Pittsburgh American Bridge Co ii Mou Boyt Phey Wie Cio United Steelmarkera da Naliohal Labor Relatiqie Bosteleglinas Hae Inion Joy Ambridge Pa_ Ind Trenton Mimi

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