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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1953
Page
1
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Joseph Andrew Darnofall, 28, of 260 Marion Street, was fatally crushed when a 2,000 pound fork truck toppled into a four by four foot trench at Cory Jamestown plant No 3. Watchmen Frederick Crawford and Thomas Felton found him at 12:05 a.m. and called for help. Firemen used hydraulics to lift the truck and the victim was rushed to Corry Memorial Hospital where he died minutes after arrival. The accident is ruled accidental. the trench will be filled and safety plates installed.
Seven people were injured in weekend crashes across the Corry district. Howard Brown, 16, and Edward Waite, 16, both of Wattsburg, suffered lacerations and abrasions, while others included Joseph Jamalowicz, 21, Wattsburg RD1, with knee and back injuries, Roger Behan, 23 Union City, head injuries, Kenneth Geer, 63 Wattsburg RD1, forehead injuries, and Everett Hess, 34 Wesleyville, with facial and hand cuts. Guy Mays, 65, of Youngsville, was critically hurt when his 1952 sedan was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad diesel at a crossing west of Youngsville. The locomotive reportedly traveled 48 to 60 mph. Mays was treated and hospitalised. Vehicle damage estimated at $1,500. car deemed a total loss. Cont on page six.
A wage dispute halted milk deliveries to about 12 million people in New York City and surrounding counties as 19,000 AFL drivers and plant workers walked out. Mediators plan a joint meeting while arrangements ensure hospital deliveries and protect essential institutions.
Associated Press report from Marienville Pa says Elline Wesley B Sherman 41 of Sligo Clinton County died when a pickup swerved into an embankment near the Northwestern Pennsylvania community early today State Police at the Tionesta barracks said Sherman was returning alone from a worker on a visiting camp.
Harrisburg reports rain is crucial to postpone or open the small game season as forests face fire danger. Governor Fine will follow Game Commission and Forests and Waters guidance with rain possibly arriving by Friday night. Farmers and public feel drought as wells run dry and parts of Pennsylvania record little to no rain.
More than 500 high school students heard Robert Parlaman of the Northwest District PA Game Commission discuss hunting safety and show the film Trigger Happy Harry. The Gary Chamber of Commerce organized Firearms Safety Week with E. F. Bettes and Howard Sheen also speaking. Parlaman later met with about 100 youths planning to hunt this year and handed out safety pamphlets outlining the 10 commandments.
A two day gas well fire near St Marys Pennsylvania destroyed rigging and equipment and caused an approximate loss of 14 million cubic feet of gas. Sparks from a drilling bit ignited the blaze last Wednesday and a crew ended the fire by Friday night.
A 350 member cattlemen caravan pressed Secretary Benson for government price supports for livestock. A mass meeting named a 12 member spokesman group led by Dennis Driscoll to present findings. Delegates aim for emergency relief and longer term dairy and drought aid while lobbying Congress. President Eisenhower voiced confidence in a forthcoming farm program to ensure farmers receive a fair share.
Mrs James Staples and her eight year old son Barry Staples of Northwest Street were injured when their car went off the highway south of Spartanburg Saturday afternoon. They were treated at Gerry Memorial Hospital for contusions and abrasions. The driver, Mr Staples, and another son Bryan were uninjured. Damage to the car was not yet estimated.
A former prisoner of war, an American serviceman from Virginia, explains his refusal to be repatriated after Korean War captivity. He says fear of Communist influence and false promises lured some to stay, while he believed in not cooperating with the Red regime. He recounts conditions in camps, and why he and others would resist return until explanations were provided.
Federal grand jury to hear testimony on missing ransom funds tied to the Greed Kidnapping case. FBI continues to investigate about 600000 dollars in missing money, with Elizabeth Blesnor Curti alleged to have supplied information.
Linden court records reveal John Poyto confessed to fatally harming his wife and injuring their child during a violent incident at their home. Police say the husband struck the wife with a weapon and used electric power before attempting to conceal evidence. He was held on a murder charge as details emerged from the kitchen scene and subsequent statements.
A wide search in Lacrosse Wisconsin focuses on 15 year old Evelyn Hartley who vanished from a babysitting job. State crime laboratory aids police after her baby was found unharmed and a shoe and glasses were located. Police report breadstain like marks near the home and grounds. Nearby Pittsburgh note reports a 64 year old man named Harry Little burned to death in a shack.
Communists threaten talks as Neutrals be named envoys. U S opposes. Negotiators to meet again as debate over agenda and prisoner repatriation widens rift. Subcommittees formed to explain split between blocs and to push for a clear plan to proceed at Panmunjom.
Senator Bridges said Congress will resist camouflaged consolidation of foreign aid with the regular defense budget. He demands that military leaders reveal what portion of aid is for allies abroad and insists there be no mixing of foreign assistance with the armed forces budget. Eisenhower officials reportedly favor packaging foreign aid with defense funds into one account.
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