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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1953
Page
4
TWENTY YEARS AGO AS TAKEN FROM JOURNAL FILES unravels a memory quiz with ten questions about history and culture and notes on Roosevelts court packing debate. It also reports tax collection steps, DAR meeting, pharmacy week, a bank reopening, and local fire and injury items.
Vice President Nixon began a 72 day journey, flying from Washington to San Francisco, carrying written and verbal messages for 18 heads of government and other dignitaries. He will discuss all major issues facing the free nations with Eastern leaders, as President Eisenhower’s personal envoy. Harrington Adams named interim attorney general in Pennsylvania, filling Woodside’s vacancy until a permanent successor is chosen.
Faivmen Richard William Storms, 19, of Ashville, charged with first degree grand larceny and third degree burglary over a Nu-Way Restaurant break-in at West Main and Tiffany streets. Arraigned before Justice Erickson, waived preliminary exam, held for grand jury. Bond set at $2,000 cash or $4,000 property. Arrested Sunday at Lawrence Hotel, Jamestown by Falconer and Jamestown police. Identified by two witnesses. confessed taking $60 from cash register and $9 from a glass jar. denies opening the juke box. Owner claims $200 total loss. Entry via Tiffany avenue window, exit through door.
An Erie FBI agent tracked a twice-wounded veteran of two wars to a coal mine near Shippenville in Clarion County after he vanished on May 2. The former staff sergeant, a recipient of African and Julian campaign service in World War II and the Yalu River campaign in Korea, said he fled the army because corporals could talk back to sergeants and get away with it.
A fire sparked by a cigarette destroyed the Erickson Cumber Company mill on the Falconer Stillwater Road. More than 50,000 dollars in damage. 45 Falconer volunteers fought for over 10 hours. Owner George Erickson said rebuilding would cost over 50,000. carload of cherry lumber also burned. Fire not insured. no additional buildings endangered.
Two Carmelite priests from New Baltimore monastery were killed in a collision on the Lincoln Highway near Bedford Somerset County yesterday. The Rev. Paschal Baler 44 formerly of Pittsburgh and the Rev. George Krasinski 58 of Englewood New Jersey were en route to a funeral in Central City.
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