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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1953
Page
1
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Hart Redmond, 88, of Youngsville was killed when a 1953 Mercury driven by Robert V. Thompson, 35, of Youngsville, left the road east of Corry on Route 6 and crashed into a barn. Redmond died at scene. Thompson survived with minor injuries. Authorities consider a possible manslaughter charge as autopsy results pursue cause of death. Sheriff Linder reports investigation ongoing.
The United States with a sharp rise in foreign aid reached 7.08 billion dollars, up about 40 percent from the previous year. Most grants and loans funded military assistance to the free world, while economic aid accounted for the rest. Japan repaid more to the U S than it received, and Western European nations shared a large portion of the 1959 fiscal total. France Britain Greece Italy Yugoslavia and Korea were among top recipients.
Belgrade radio reported Yugoslavia remains steadfast against handing Zone A to Italy and pledges to act if Italian troops enter Trieste. Tito reiterated threats to reinforce Trieste and warned against Western occupation changes amid a Big Three settlement.
Two Communist delegations quit a Kore an repatriation commission meeting stalling all activity. Polish and Czech seats walked out over demand to force Red explanations to be given to POWs. North Koreans refuse to meet Red explainers. few Chinese requested repatriation. total anti Red POWs reach about 29,400 in custody.
Gov John Fine said the Republican governor race in 1954 is wide open and pledged support to the eventual nominee. He urged no bitter primary and urged effort for judges and local candidates. Pennsylvania voters will elect two Superior Court judges and consider a new constitution along with local officials in many cities. A feud between Mason Owllett and Sen Duff flared over the GOP race. Deloes Smith of Landisburg was crowned Pennsylvania Apple Pan Dowdy Queen at the Perry County event and will compete regionally in Washington.
An Eastern Air Lines Constellation with 27 aboard crashed after takeoff from Idlewild Airport in fog. Two passengers died, ten injured, four more hurt, and six treated for burns before being released. Crew member injuries included two. The steward Al Foley helped open the door as flames engulfed the fuselage. Names of victims George Fisher and Dr. Juan Boyondos reported. conditions ranged from serious to critical.
The Corry Crusade for Christ attracted nearly 1000 people to a losing service and 4380 attended a Sunday afternoon event. Dr. Harry Denman urged believers to spread the gospel, while Howard Correll entertained with hymns. A week total of 3500 attendees and offerings over 1300 dollars were reported, with advance gifts of 300 dollars from participating churches. Denman and Correll then departed for Erie en route to Connecticut and Duluth.
A McKean one year old, Frank Root, died early yesterday when he fell about ten feet from a bridge over Little Elk Creek on Route 99 two miles south of McKean. He struck his head on the creek bottom and suffered a fractured skull as a passerby found the body around 3 30 p m Sunday. Coroner Wood ruled the death accidental and noted the creek is known as Lamson Creek. He had no close survivors and was reportedly carrying a bag of beer bottles at the time of the fall.
Police probe into the Bobby Greene kidnapping escalates as investigators seek international cooperation. Discrepancies in accounts, alleged ransom handling, and missing funds are under scrutiny by St Louis authorities and federal agents.
Pittsburg area case centers on 44 year old Williun Kerr who admitted killing 85 year old Vivian Smith in Carnegie after forcing entry at gunpoint and taking her to a remote spot. Coroner McClelland reports Kerr also confessed to hurling 38 year old Benjamin Denke from the Sixth Street Bridge into the Allegheny River weeks earlier. In Washington the U S withholds aid until Jordan River diversion ends.
Readers encounter heavy congestion on foliage route travel as crowds surge for peak color viewing. Long delays and crowded highways stretch across regional corridors with holiday weekend pressures intensifying.
A man was killed by a gunshot near Bevanser Township in Elke County yesterday evening. Officials report the victim was 26, identified as AE Wiintiatl, who was with companions at a camp before a warning shot and a fatal shot ended the day. Witnesses say one bullet struck the injured man as he stood about 14 feet from a target. a coroner later pronounced him dead at Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital. Police noted the shooter aimed at a 606, not Winiyin, amid conflicting accounts. Further investigation is pending.
Mrs Alta Sherlock of Ashville Northville recalled her identity after Missi Mary O Rourke namesake confirmed the surname from an envelope in the purse. The 22 year old said she had planned to drive to Jamestown New York but fog forced her to abandon the car near Pittsburgh.
The article reports on Benson and other officials discussing continued price supports for minor grains. It notes divisions over parity levels, possible effects on farming, and the secretary's stance amid broader farm program reforms. It mentions political reaction and the prospect of price floors tied to market conditions.
A Navy inquiry hears testimony about an explosion and fire on a carrier that killed 86 sailors and injured many more. Captain Abroon cites hydraulic fluid vapor ignition as a possible cause after low flash point liquid was suspected.
Firefighters battled a brush fire off West Smith Street extension near Hartley road this afternoon at 2 20. Crews quickly contained the blaze as flames threatened nearby brush and grass.
Western foreign ministers invite Russia to join a three nation talks next month on Korea. A compromise proposal envisions a youth roundtable peace conference including the United States Britain the Soviet Union France and North and South Korea to address Communist demands and regional security.
An open manhole on East Main Street near Simmer Street early today damaged a Wyoming vehicle and its fender after a passing car struck the slightly raised cover. Police interviewed William Blair and noted the cover was found about 50 feet away. Authorities considered the possibility of pranksters or the cover being wedged. The scene was secured and the cover replaced.
Harrisburg report says Jonnes pins to move Reynolds of Pittsburgh from secretary of property and supplies to secretary of welfare by November. Governor announces cabinet reshuffle aimed at replacing Resmoleis with Frank C. dison of Berks County as new secretary of property and securities.
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