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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1953
Page
1
Various rental listings offer furnished and unfurnished rooms and apartments. Includes prices, contact numbers, and features such as baths, kitchens, and utilities. Listings mention street addresses and neighborhood notes with dates for availability.
Washington officials say the Eisenhower administration will seek Congress authority next year to disclose selected atomic information to allied governments as part of Western defense efforts. Four options are outlined, with a probable path favoring congressional authorization for dialogue on secrecy rules.
Joseph McLaughlin a book salesman from 27 West Frederick street failed to appear for a hearing on assault charges against Oarl Lindstrom of 140 Hatch. Lindstrom reportedly had witnesses, was treated at Memoria Hospital for a fractured thumb, and was released on his own recognizance after information was filed Saturday. Alderman George Gordon ordered the reissue of the case as police searched for McLaughlin.
Frank Bell received a sentence of from two and one half to five years in the Western Penitentiary for burglary and possession of burglary tools. The judge imposed consecutive terms, with a two and a half year minimum, in a case noting Bell’s extensive prior record. He was arrested after July stakeout at a Favarre development when police caught him attempting to break into a dairy store head office in Erie. The two youths involved later told police they had discussed the plan but Bell acted alone in the break in.
Jamestown reports two separate fatal accidents on Route 17. William Putijavery Tyler 90 and Mrs Penrl Riehle 48, both died in crashes. Tyler’s passenger injured, Riehle killed while crossing to buy ice cream. Maurice Bjork 44 of Frownburg drives southbound car that struck Riehle.
About 60 workers walked off the Cury Jamestown plant addition on East Columbus as four unions picketed the project. Picketers were from Electric Workers Union Erie and included Indoers rooters, Steelworkers, glaziers, and bricklayers totaling nearly 50. Work stopped across all phases as disputes trace back months over electrical and heating work awards. Settlement remains with general contractor J. Platt Go wmich.
Police chief Harley Drake warned teenagers over weekend vandalism involving stolen gasoline tank caps. Several caps were taken near Snyder Circle and used to break windows while residents slept. Suspects could face charges of tampering with a motor vehicle and malicious mischief if apprehended.
Leaking text from Pittsburgh redevelopment notes a six level underground parking garage breaking ground today. The facility will serve multiple autos, connect with adjacent office buildings, and occupy the block bounded by William Penn Place Oliver Avenue Smithfield Street and Sixth Avenue. Construction is expected to take 18 months.
The Cony Community Chest announces a city wide drive opening October 19 aiming for a 31550 goal. Carry YMCA and Child Welfare share in the increased allotments while house to house solicitation shifts to a targeted appeal approach.
A two-vehicle crash on Blue Eye Road near Spring Creek left Mary Jo Carlan with chest injuries and bruises as a passenger. Agnes Savko was cited for alleged loss of control when brakes failed, causing her truck to strike the other vehicle driven by Frank Brows.
Soprano Helen Traubel refuses to renew her Metropolitan Opera contract amid a dispute with general manager Rudolph Bing over cabaret appearances. She defends singing in night clubs as not undermining American audiences or composers. A spokesman says correspondence was released in bad taste as talks deteriorated.
Washington report notes Senator Russell, a Georgia Democrat, opposing continued foreign aid. He favors limited assistance to certain countries while urging withdrawal from broad programs. The piece covers congressional debate, likely impacts on the Foreign Operations budget, and mentions a proposed billion dollar package and its disclosure.
Erie officials argued before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that Erie City and Gerry should receive higher per mile allocations from the county liquid fuels tax. They contrasted Erie’s $408 per mile and Gerry’s $315 per mile with neighboring towns such as Albion and Edinboro receiving far more, noting earlier judge Burton R. Laub’s ruling on discretionary powers.
A 43 year old Curtis Pusher crashed near Quakertown Municipal Airport during a 60th anniversary event. Pilot Paul Anderson of Langhorne escaped injury as spectators watched from about 300 feet away. The plane featured a skeleton framework and forward oval platform.
Fire at the Fogle Lumber Mill damaged the boiler room on Franklin Street. Witnesses described smoke and flames spreading through the building as investigators began evaluating the scene and potential causes.
A string of accidents left several locals injured and treated at area hospitals. Mrs Lester Townsend 65 was admitted for fractures after a collision while Clymer resident Mrs Gene Burton and her daughter were treated for injuries from a washout incident. Charles Jackson and Arthur Jackson were released after minor cuts, and Mary Carlton suffered leg injuries. Richard Morton and Robert Hand were hurt at a factory site with fractures and foot injuries. Tennis River family member Charles Catyer was treated for an eye injury. Allie Reynolds will start Game One of the World Series for the Yankees against Carl Erskine of the Dodgers with Chuck Dressen naming Erskine.
Historic notes describe Earl Warren as a likely federal appointment under Eisenhower with support from Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. The piece mentions Warren's prior roles as district attorney and attorney general, plus possible Supreme Court implications.
Hurricane Florence soaked the Southeast yesterday while Texas set new heat marks and several states reported record highs. Storm remnants linger along the coast as Northern Michigan stayed cool with cloudy skies and scattered showers.
The U N Command said a Korean Repatriation Commission document circulated among war prisoners was not aimed at any single member. Spokesmen noted the letter distributed to 23 400 POWs in five nations but did not assign responsibility to India or other members for its distribution.
The article reports Italy rejecting a plan to settle by plebiscite on a disputed region under Premier Giuseppe Pelle. A note to the Italian ministry confirms President Tita’s firm stance against the proposal delivered in Spill week.
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