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26 Nov 1954
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1954
Page
1
Spitte Detar ary V eer Was 1 2 mI an tre orm. The readable segment offers fragmented details, with no clear event or named entities to anchor a full card.
The fragment lists items for sale including electric ladder and garden tools. An auctioneer at 3126 Babur, south of north of ymer rowd, schedules a sale on December 10 with open time and assorted yard tools.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 82 acre estate in Erie County with oats straw oats heat and various items including electric devices and household goods. It mentions distributions and a sale date in 2026 as part of an estate settling process with claims to be presented to an executor.
Washington officials hope the imprisonment of 13 Americans by Peiping will boomerang against China. Two likely results are weakened support for Beijing's U.N. recognition drive and dropping of Formosa compromise talks. British condemnation labeled the sentences an outrage.
Corry's streets will glow at 5 o clock as Christmas decorations erected over the past two weeks are switched on. The lights stay on until after New Year’s and brighten the business district. The Chamber of Commerce lighting fund committee continues its drive to raise funds to cover the lighting costs.
Approximately 150 guests attended the annual Thanksgiving Eve Firemen's Ball staged by the Stanford Hose Company at Wright Street School. Chuck Fern's orchestra accompanied dancing while late prizes went to Ross Fe gley for a magazine rack and Robert Mulvin for a television lamp.
Peiping radio said 12 Americans including 11 airmen and two civilians faced a public trial and admitted espionage training and guerrilla warfare. Sentences ranged from four years to life with all captured during the Korean War. The United States and Britain rejected the charges as false.
Dense fog paralyzes land sea and air transport across Southern California. Coast Guard rescues the Harmony crash boat eight miles north of Isthmus Cove Catalina while a late cruiser also tries to tow. Los Angeles airports close as crashes rise. three babies die from respiratory illness amid autopsy probing. fog blankets coast from San Luis Obispo to the Mexican border.
Five cars were damaged but no injuries occurred during Thanksgiving Day incidents in the area. Cletus W. Snyder escaped unhurt in a single vehicle crash on Route 5 when his 1954 coupe left the road and hit a ditch. Two other accidents at West Smith street and Mead avenue involved Homer Bulard and George Andrus with modest damages and contusions to a passenger. An additional minor collision at East Main street caused minimal total damage.
The body of Karl Marx, founder of communism, was moved from its grave in Highgate Cemetery to a new plot to make room for a larger memorial. Five gravediggers carried out the task by oil lamp light in the early hours, with Home Office officials approving the transfer. Marx died in exile in 1883 at age 65.
The Cleveland trial resumes with Henry F. Dom browski testifying about a blood stain at Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard's home. Prosecution aims to link the osteopath to the death of his pregnant wife Marlyn amid alleged affair with Susan Hayes Dombrowski.
Harry Benteler of Wilkinsburg told Pittsburgh police he found a newborn girl in his parked car overnight. The baby was wrapped in a blanket in the rear seat and rushed to a hospital, where doctors reported she was very hungry but not exposed to the cold.
FBI charged a third inmate at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary with the murder of William W. Remington, former government economist convicted of perjury. Norman H. McCabe said Lewis Cagle Jr. 17 of Chattanooga Tennessee admitted the plan to attack Remington with McCoy and Parker on November 22 in Remington's cell.
At the Inter-American Economic Conference in Quitandinha Brazil discussions split Latin nations and the United States over prices and markets. Chile proposed an Inter-American bank to fund development as US opposition blocked funding. Representative Fulton pressed for a Marshall Plan style aid while Humphrey warned against it.
Police report a break in at Anthony DeBiderio’s 18 room West Orange residence last Friday night resulted in the theft of jewelry valued up to 15 thousand dollars per piece. About seven items were taken including pieces valued at up to 15 thousand dollars each and amounts between 400 and 1000 dollars noted. The crime was detected after a 12 state alarm and involved a window tear and porch damage while the family was away. DeBiderio is a partner in several paper board plants in Whippany and Otton and other locations.
A convertible driven by John W Williams, 21, veered on Route 6 west of Conyon, overturned several times, escaping serious injury. Williams faced reckless driving charges. he was treated at Ely Memorial Hospital after the crash near Union City where Officer Withams also involved in a Route 4 incident.
Senate expected to reconvene Monday to consider censure charges against Sen. McCarthy amid reports his elbow injury has improved enough for potential attendance. Bethesda Naval Hospital confirmed he showed satisfactory response to treatment and was briefly out of bed yesterday under physician care.
Santa Ana California Adolph Spreckels was released from Orange County Jail after serving 2 1 2 days of a 20 day sentence for beating his fifth wife actress Kay Williams He quipped I had a good time here I d even like to come back some time as he prepared a Thanksgiving dinner at his home the 43 year old heir and magnate had been jailed briefly on the misdemeanor count noted in the report
City bus plan for Corry faces postponement as GC G Fredelius of Elgin and Public Utility Commission reps discuss use of a school bus fleet to serve Corry Aves High. Key issues include bus size and seat configuration affecting license and revenue fees. Officials want service soon to ease long student commutes.
In Fort Wayne Indiana Harold King a father of seven shot and killed his teenage stepson Gerald Landis age 16 and seriously wounded his brother Glen 17 at the suburban home during Thanksgiving preparations. King admitted the shotgun slaying and was held on homicide charges. The King family said quarrels with Landis boys sparked the violence as Mrs King and her husband confronted the youths at dinner threatening to shoot them.
A large blaze swept the B5th Quartermaster Base Depot near Pusan’s docks in southeastern Korea. Firefighters from the United States and Korea battled the flames as smoke drove nearby families from flimsy homes and other warehouses caught light along the depot’s streets.
Amid vital talks the embattled Prime Minister Yoshida signals possible resignation to block a conservative bid. With four days before a special session the Diet factions clash over control, the Liberal party leadership, and the chance to name a successor as the 487-member House braces for an election.
Severe Atlantic gales and rain flood southwest England and the midlands with winds over 60 mph. The Queen Mary stalled at Southampton with 400 passengers taking to lifeboats. hundreds more remain to be rescued as Cherbourg liner delays push to tomorrow. Floodwater swamps homes across Cornwall Devon Somerset. roads blocked and motorists abandon cars awaiting relief in winter conditions.
Mrs Hurley Baumer of Lewisburg reads a telegram from President Eisenhower about a Red China spy trial. Her son Maj William Sotimir, 192, is among 13 American airmen reported sentenced by a Chinese military tribunal as spies.
After an hour of heavy fighting, Reds were driven into the sea. Communists reported captured as invaders storm ashore from motorized junks under cover of fire from gunboats.
Formosa reports say Chinese Reds stormed Wuchii Island near Quemoy and were driven back after an hour of combat. Nationalist defenses and aircraft countered with machine gun fire and air strikes as the U S Seventh Fleet patrolled the Formosa Strait with unclear involvement.
The Norwegian Parliament approved ratification of the Paris accords by a large majority amid broader moves on the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Denmark and Britain expressed favorable positions as the Allied bloc advances its security commitments.
Police trace a burglary at the Peeksax Department Store in Bloomfield where about $3,000 was taken on Thanksgiving Day. The thief reportedly climbed a telegraph pole entered via a window and cut through a floor to reach offices and a safe.
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