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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1953
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions DuBois and Dial with a telephone number, a Leon destination, and references to a vote, county ties, and heirs Sutton and Mil. Details are incomplete, unclear, and attribution is uncertain.
United States Steel Corp reports 1953 third quarter net income at a 37 year high, earning $210.6 million or $2.12 a share, with nine month shipments totaling 19.95 million tons and nine month net income of $166.7 million. Board chairman Fairless signals continued full capacity ops into 1954.
Martha A Barton died at her son's home at 10 a.m. She was born August 23 162 in Dana HM St. Lawrence County Indiana and married Charles H Barton March 27 1882 in Lisbon North Dakota. Survivors include her son two granddaughters two grandsons and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Eyshgelical United Brethren Church at 2 p.m. with Rev H Ray Harris. interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Bracken Funeral Home in charge.
The directors at the quarterly meeting announce a 75 cent dividend payable December 10 to holders of record November. Fairless notes new orders are at a good rate but below the feverish pace of recent years, with a kickoff in 1953.
Ten defendants including Prince Ablisko of 1822 Filmore Avenue face indictment in the first November grand jury returns. The prince, alleging entitlement to the Ethiopian throne, is charged with crimes tied to alleged sedition and related offenses. Police involvement followed a sanctuary visit as officials assembled the case.
Members of the Central Labor Council from major city plants met to form two committees to study stricter employment rules and address sanitary conditions at a local eating place. The group extended support to Louis Miller of the Corry Jamestown union and named a committee to examine municipal concerns.
Quizzing of two accused atom spies is postponed. SenateDiet officials cite ongoing investigations and procedural delays as reasons for the postponement. Officials reiterate commitment to a thorough, transparent process and stress national security implications guiding the timing.
Testimony from guard Boole describes a six convict group implicated in a prison riot and alleged theft of furs. Prosecutors accuse James Zingayo and others of inciting violence, with $199,000 in damages claimed. State officials halted troop rushes as guards were held briefly. Six of 38 indicted plead not guilty. 27 others await trial.
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