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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1953
Page
1
Reds promise return of 10 more prisoners
Allied and Red exchanges unfold amid claims of prisoner releases and refusals to return. The Communist press cites about 300 South Koreans and around 20 non Koreans held, with possible Americans among the latter. Reports say Capt. James A. Van Fleet’s son is not a prisoner and may be dead, while other details about identities and camps remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress Munsan
Red
Inter
U. N
Wilfred Bwehett
Te Paris
LiAummaite
Owomen
Panmunion
Binehelm
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Burchell
Harold Fischer Jr
Sea City
Towa
Kaesong
Walting
Ge Provost
South Korea
WorYong Dui
North Korea
Neutral Zone
Typhoon Smashes Hong Kong Leaving Fatalities and Blocks
A typhoon struck Hong Kong bringing 10 mile per hour winds that toppled buildings and caused landslides. One person was killed and two were injured when a shop collapsed. Roads were blocked by fallen trees and all traffic on the island was suspended as the storm moved southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Associated Press
Mac
Hees
Eisenhower urged to answer Dem charges in Chicago
Republican leaders pressed President Eisenhower to briefly stop in Chicago on his way back to Washington from Colorado. Senator Ferguson urged a full reply to Stevenson and Truman era charges that the Republican program confuses foreign policy with SPLIT hints of appeasement. Ferguson attacked Stevenson as soft on communism and said talks with Moscow must occur only on U.S. terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Chicago
Capital
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Republica Far
John
Washington
Colorado
Sen. Ferguson
Sesson
Crites
Chverkes
Repibe
Adlai E. Stevenson
Tereiay
Leonard W. Hall
America
Kremlin
Moscow
WIFE OF DIPLOMAT MISSING IN AUSTRIA ROUTE THEORY
Police investigate theory that Mrs Donald Maclean and her three children crossed into Austria last Saturday on a single London issued sleeping car ticket. Mrs Maclean, wife of a senior Foreign Office official, vanished from home a week earlier. A fellow passenger identified them on a Lausanne Zurich train Friday evening, but the trail ends after Fribourg. Swiss police consider a possible train change in Zurich into the Soviet zone of Austria. Fire destroys home in New Castle as the Robert Raisley family returns to find their house completely burned. cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Robert Raisley
Possum Hol Jow
No Success In Aero Strike Ends Talks Yet
After a marathon session that began early and stretched into the evening, negotiators from the plant and union, with General Stainbrook and mediator Arrow smith, continued discussions on the pay issue. While other dispute items have been settled, the wage question and the company job reevaluation plan remain deadlocked, delaying a return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inion Wong
Grover Stainbrook
Arrowsmith
Pete Giros Cafe Sold to Pittsburgh Couple
The sale of Pete's Place at 28 West Maire Street was approved by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. New operators Mr. and Mrs. Dave Perel Shine of Pittsburgh assume charge, with Giros retaining building ownership and renovations planned for an expanded restaurant service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Perelstine
Pittsburgh
Pete’s
Isfeben
Giros
Iti
Urge Extension of Trout Season
Pennsylvania sportsmen leaders push to extend trout fishing by two months each year. At the PFSC convention in Harrisburg, a Southeastern division proposal seeks extending the season from April 15 to September 30. The resolutions will go to members for vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's ‘Clubs
Eally
Twins survive history making separation in Louisiana
The six day old Siamese twins Carolyn Anne and Catherine Anne, daughters of Mayor and Mrs. Ashton Mouton of Lafayette, showed improved survival chances after a separation operation at Foundation Hospital New Orleans. Doctors said the longer they do well, the better their odds, as clinicians prepare to assess further surgery needs.
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New Orleans
Louiiana
Foundation Hospital
Ashton Mouton
Lafayette
Wll
L. L. Weismiller
Iris
Carolyn “Anne
Catherine Anne
United States Maintains Neutrality Stand at UN Peace Conference
The United States informed Communist China and North Korea through the Swedish envoy that it will not alter its stance on neutrality for the Korean peace conference. It urged all parties to agree on early timing and venue, rejecting peers’ calls to reconsider, and reiterated proposals for the conference to be held in Honolulu, San Francisco, or Geneva with prompt preparations underway.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
China
North Korea
Ndt
United States
Comibutists
Peiping
Genera Assembly
U. N
Honolulu
San Francisco
Geneva
B.C. Casey
Lack of action on the act stokes political friction
Senator Murray of Montana, a senior Democrat on the Senate Labor Committee, says the Republican stand has eroded public support for the Taft-Hartley revision amid resignations and shifting talk of Durkin’s successor. He notes no definite agreement exists and points to McConnell and Connell as figures in shifting discussions. Senate and House Labor chairs comment on the uncertainty surrounding postwar labor legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Murray
Montana
Republicas
Guline
Lake Fremal
Alo
Congress
Durkin
Ren
Ms. Connell
R-Pa
House Labor Committee
McConnell
McCannell Wald
Priticttoh
H. Alexsander Smith
Senate Labor Committee
Smith
Tongay faces manslaughter charge in daughter’s death
Russell Tongay, 33, is charged with manslaughter in the death of his five year old daughter Kathy, who died after a diving incident from a boat 43 feet above water. A second degree murder count was dropped and a trial date set for the manslaughter charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tongay
Associated Press
Miami
Russell Tongay
Kathy
Wilsons
Tagay
Rial
Columbus Miss NamEd Queen Of Spud Festival
The Spud Festival crowned a Columbus miss as queen amid chilly crowds and a night of pageantry. Judges selected the winner from local contestants with Miss Curtis and Miss Powers among the queen’s court. Prizes included a television set and appliances in a parade and drawing event downtown.
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Columbus
MISS
Armothey
Ul Mic
Mire
Burleson Guetis
Dash Everiiy
Slie
Hasis
Boerohally
Chl
TayiOh
Kris
Herb Parris
Woa'lei
Dovel Wherton
Spring Creek
Biro Decker
Bedi Horn
Divi Crit
Mendyille Sey
Harrisbuns
Jaye Mins
Cui
Typhi Pilier
Hom Wee
Graunges
Ann Licie
Clynten
Betty Bow- Prk
Cory
Shey
Queen's Court
Curtis
Willy Mies
Mis Powers
Corry
Avent
Lye Wester
Yens
Miss Curtis
Donabel
Commence
Covey High Squad
Eam Toubeer
Chine
Funan Gales
Donald Wood
Leroy Sehneck
Warrety Arndto
WAAR
Snather Ul Pereriamies Dubia Fae
Evalu
Paurn
Fmond
Wwe
Einim
Leland Wilcox
Zush Pleasant Street
Arash Tleety
West Howitt Street
Will
Trtragen
Pabrong
Ioeatner Elmnte
Nixon Plans For Far East Tour
Vice President Nixon announced a forthcoming Far East trip for next month to gather information for President Eisenhower. He said the journey will emphasize all regions including Europe and Southeast Asia, and involve talks with farmers workers and top officials to convey administration policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Shela Hisgening
Far East
United States
Eisenhower
Na Wei
Sosheast
Asia
Europe
Middle East
South America
Dulles
Harold S. Stassen
Milton
Four From Corry To Get Army Call
Four men from Corry District will receive orders to report on October 20 in preparation for joining the army. The local draft board announced the call up after receiving notice from State Selective Service headquarters in Harrisburg to mobilize four men for induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Thi Cory
Simpelectec
Uncle Sam
Selective Service
Harrisburg
Inciieion
Corry Area Driver Escapes In Two Accidents
In Corry area two separate crashes left drivers uninjured. One collision occurred on a driveway near Mic oye, causing damage to a sedan and a truck with estimated costs about 50 and 591 dollars. Officers from local police investigated the incidents and cited or charged involved motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muller Geabermiey
Toms
Tiniter
Soni
Noo Lownis
Leonjis
Mos
Chapriebt Bates
Nowily
D. V. Butehid
Sorhinne Uure Ephided
Slivnl
Lapreue
Sid
Bolom
Washinda
Jie Fehieon Mhvetine
Esshsini
Demtuwe
Motorist Stabbed Wife of Doctor in York Incident
York police report a motorist stabbed his wife, Mrs. Bila beth Dapp the wife of Dr. Gataye A. Pupp, after an argument on a highway near York Ist. The victim was hospitalized in a hysterical but stable condition. Investigators described a struggle and a stabbing as bystander officers questioned witnesses and reviewed hospital notes.
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Associated Press
York
Marrisbury
Runditivi Ji
Shek Hopital Barkesty
Toarin River
Alin
Walishny
Picken Jm
Miglueis
Hive
Dom
Corkean
Keita Aye
Father Aids Police In Hunter Missing Son
In Johnstown Pennsylvania Paul Christoffi helps State police search for his 29 year old son missing since early September near Cambria County. Neighbors said the elder Christoffi spends much time near his home with his dog while authorities pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Prrentine
Greensboro
Torranve
Dean
Pennsylvania State College
Cambria County Coronare
Sienth Gulnile
Mew High Levels Reached In Iron and Steel Industry
Industry reports indicate rising levels of a new metric in iron and steel production, with officials citing health and safety concerns. Analysts warn of potential impacts on employment, wages, and regional markets as firms adjust processes to meet new thresholds. Local agencies monitor compliance and plan phased responses to mitigate risks.
Corrovite Hurt In Plant Accident
A plant incident in Tinjon left Corrovite workers injured as the factory halted operations. Investigators examined the scene while management reported no serious hazards and pledged safety improvements for the affected area.
Wreck Delays Westbound Train To City
Erie westbound passenger train delayed one and a half hours after a wreck derailed freight cars on the main line. No injuries reported. Passengers boarded buses to Port Devon. routes tied up near Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Port Jarvis
Raton
Klett
Cléeveluod
Keneeieten
Lo Middleton
Port Devon
Louisiana to Fire 20 Workers on September 30
Baton Rouge reports the Division of Employment Security will terminate 20 workers on September 30 due to a Congress budget package affecting unemployment administration. The state agency indicates no benefits will be paid to the 20 as they are not covered by the Unemployment Act. The layoffs stem from federal funding appropriations for state employment programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Lonlefina Division of Employment Security
Dnvision
Congress
Health Dept Worker Fired After Refusal to Support Policy
Dr J Moore Campbell Velursey Healy, age 72, fired as deputy after refusing to back the Health Department policy consolidation. Campbell, 42-year dept veteran, attacked the county health unit and said the plan is a myth while noting a $10,890 salary. The Legislature approved the county plan, but only one county implemented it. Teague announced the dismissal effective September 15.
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Nosuiarcueros Hariuisburg
J. Moore Campbell Velursey Healy
Deparc
Keath Pdr
Russell B
Teggue
Campbell
Camnbell
Hitler Dounty
Teague
Health Department
Ernor
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