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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1954

Page

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West backs plan to discuss disarmament at UN

The United States Britain Russia France and Canada support private five power talks on world disarmament after U S hydrogen bomb tests. Russia asks for time to study the plan and may press for Red China participation while Andrei Vishinsky reserves comment.

Russia Britain Moscow China Associated Press United Nations N. Y U. S West Canada Andrei ¥. Vishinsky United States France Vishinsky Nct Pierson Pnat

Clergy Split Over Velde Bid for Congress in 194? Primary

In Peoria Illinois Harold Velde chairman of the House Un-American Activities Committee faces Protestant clergy disapproval as he runs for another term. Some ministers privately oppose his investigations that swept up individual preachers. Velde, a 30 year veteran, battles state representative Robert Allison in the GOP primary as three Tribune linked chairmen contend with serious contest.

Congress Associated Press Pelin Robert H. Allison Timeis Velders Ife Velde al- USA Trindla

West to Reopen Talks on Iran Oil Industry

A mission of eight Western oil firms including five U.S. companies will fly to Tehran to negotiate restarting Iran's oil industry. They seek to resume operations of vast fields and the Abadan refinery, idled after nationalization three years earlier, with hopes for revenues to Iran.

Iran West Associated Press London Britain Tehran Foreign Office Tranian Zahed Ol Combine Tran Abadan United States

County urges city to handle all assessing work

County commissioners announced the city of Corry must conduct the triennial assessment alone while county officials would cover half the data gathering costs. County Assessor Martin Gregor said forms would be provided in a week to 10 days and work could begin once the city chooses a start date with further council discussion likely at the next meeting.

Corry Roger Brown Martin Gregor

Blood donated back to Corry patients tops 57 pints in four months

Corry Red Cross reports 57 pints administered to Corry patients from January through April with 40 used at the local hospital and 17 at Erie hospitals. A 150 pint future bloodmobile visit is planned for the chapter, with donations sought via the Lt Archie W Thompson VFW post. Also honored posthumously is Charles W Floyd for truck crash heroism.

Red Cross Corry Erie Archie W.thompson Fost Veterans of Foreign Wars Pittsburgh Charles W Floyd Nixon Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association PATA Floyd

Fires Destroy Homes in Corry District Totaling 11000

Seven fires in the Corry area caused about 11000 in damage yesterday and this morning. A two family home was left homeless along with a barn, while Clyde Volk and his son Charles escaped as their frame residence on Ravelin Hill burned at 4 a m. The Volk family fled moments before the building was engulfed in flames.

Gory Clyde Volk Ravelin Hill Clymer Charles

Two Fires Struck Families in Coincidence at Bear Lake

A remarkable coincidence ties two farm fires to closely related families near Bear Lake. The Volk home burned after their farm barn on Basil Skinner’s property also suffered a blaze. Firemen arrived late, goods and cattle were lost, with estimated total losses around 6000 dollars and both homes insured.

Bear Lake Volk Basil Skinner Mr. Volk Dave Pierson Clymer Pierson Skinner

Ex Corryites Win An Erie County Damage Award

An Erie County civil court jury awarded $6 672 to the plaintiffs in a damage suit by Mr and Mrs Crouse against Hubert L Smith of Waterford. Larry Crouse son of the Crouses, received 4600 and his father 2172 for injuries from a July 14 auto collision on Helbel Road Cirrene Township.

Erie County Larry Crouse Arthur Crouse Massillon Samuel ¥. Rossiter

Corry Man Fined for Sleeping in School Faculty

Corry Pennsylvania resident Pred Mitchell 95 was found sleeping in the women’s faculty area of Clymer Central School. Deputy Sheriff Lester C. Thompson arrested him and he was fined $10 with a suspended 90 day jail term by Peace Justice George Letters.

Clymer Corry Clymer Central School Lester C. Thompson Wao Mitchell George Letters

Tighten Red Scare Laws Urges Brownell Speech

Attorney general Brownell urged stricter laws to root out Communists with calls for death penalties in espionage cases and broadened powers for defense plant dismissals during emergencies. He asked for wiretap use rules and ending statutes of limitations on espionage and advocacy of violent overthrow.

Brownell FBI Associated Prem Washington Alcorhey Getserm Justice Department Senator McCarthy Wis Senate Investigations Subcommittee Congress Executive Branch Communist Party Eisenhower McCarthy

Pseudo Professor Offered Job Help in Philadelphia News

A one year old self taught would be professor from New Hampshire was offered aid by Philadelphia's city manager after his father died in the line of duty. Marvin Hewitt, exposed for lacking high school completion, was helped while living in Hempstead New York. The case arose from a Life magazine feature and Hewitt remains not employed.

Philadelphia University of New Hampshire Robert K. Sawyer Marvin Hewitt New Hampshire Sawyer Hewit Samuel Hewitt Tafe Hewitt Life Hempstead N.Y

City employees burned on face in gas explosion

Gas from a sealed main of the Pennsylvania Gas Company exploded on West Frederick street while two city workers assisted in clearing a blocked sewer line. Both men were treated by a physician after exposure to fumes and flames while removing a manhole cover and directing a fire hose into the opening.

Frederick Street Te Permsylvania Gas Company el Playis Tue Oray Sud Glen McCasilt Phiystian Elem Bil Howe Gi Company

No Tax Increase at Spring Creek

Spring Creek Township school district adopts a tentative budget for 1954 58 with no tax increase over the prior year. The plan calls for a 4 35 mill property tax, a $5 per capita tax, and a 2 65 head tax, with the latter two shown as zero per capita and head tax on the ads. Expenditures would rise from $50 675 to $80 000 driven mainly by state mandated teacher pay increases totaling about $1 000 more than the prior year.

Spring Creek Township Spring Creek Corry Nike

Reuther Backs Bishop Stand In Anti Communism Debate

Chicago report says Walter Reuther and the UAW-CTO education conference publicly supported Bishop Sheil's call against phon y anti-Communism. Sheil criticized Senator McCarthy as a "noisy anti Communist headline hunter" while urging restraint and democratic procedures. Reuther pledged unity in fighting political immorality and stressed that Communists cannot be defeated by their tactics.

Neeveamee Chicago UAW Saya Walter P. Reuther Ageee Bernedt J. Shell McCarthy Jinion Reuther Aid Ubie America Cannhot Bishop Sheil

Unemployment Tapers in Corry District Shows Small Decline

New jobless claims fell to 293 in March from 312 in February as unemployment compensation claims stayed high with 2,891 continued claims. Only 20 people were placed in jobs, with 16 new openings and 706 active applications at month end. Peak hiring unsure, tied to construction and rail traffic.

Corry Paul Heasley Pennsylvania Corry-Union City Din Tct Moblexn Pomilie Monun Hensley

Heavy loss on drilling rig due to brake failure

A Pennsylvania Gas Company drill rig on the Nelson Williams site suffered extensive damage after a brake failure let a heavy tool string plunge 4800 feet. The bullwheel disintegrated, parts flew into the housing roof, with repair costs estimated around 10 000 dollars. damage attributed to the Burns Up unit.

Pennsylvania Gas Company Nelson Willums Carter X Drither Tom Muld JC Flanigan Brothers Bradford

Jobless Pay Rise Hits Pennsylvania New Claims

Harrisburg reports a 19 percent rise in new unemployment insurance claims for the week ending April 3, totaling 44 000, up from 37 000. Continued claims reach about 241 800 as layoff trends hit anthracite and bituminous mining, construction, apparel and electrical machinery sectors. Benefits paid reach 95 542 000 with 108 568 veterans benefits and 339 new veteran claims while 4 361 veterans continue. Last year for the same period 29 708 new claims were filed.

Absoci Harrisburg State Bureau of Employment Security Bert Pennsylvania

McCarthy Back in Washington Faces Senate Probe

Senator McCarthy returns to Washington amid a bitter Army probe and vows to press the right to question Army officials. The Senate Investigations subcommittee delays hearings to April 22 as McCarthy and counsel plan strategy and prepare for closed meetings.

Amy Associated Prom Washington McCarthy Wis Ilan Penne Maalit Senate Investigations Subcommittee Wsider Benator Mundt Mouston Tex Mundt Ray Hh Jenkins Knoxville Tenn Iay King Army Roy M. Cohn Pvt. G. David Lehine Cohn Robert T. Brevena John C. Adams

Dulles Presses Ten Nation Front In Europe

Secretary of State Dulles flies to London and Paris to seek British and French backing for a united anti Communist front. He aims to win a 10 nation pledge including the United States Britain France Australia New Zealand Thailand and the Indochinese states to counter the Red threat ahead of Geneva talks.

Associated Press Washington Dulles Eisenhower Europe White House U. S Nee Congress United States Thailand Pete Saraain Dilles Indochins London Anthony Eden Winston Churchill Paris Georges Bidault State Department Dulles’ Telke Russia Red China Ments Geneva Indochina Free World United, States Britain France Australia New Zealand Cambodia Vietnam

Sales Clerks Determine 1954 Economic Fate

Babson argues that sales personnel will shape 1954 prosperity far more than presidents or bankers. He cites authe, sales clerks in stores as key to generating orders, employment, and consumer spending, linking retail staff to overall economic health. He also stresses honest advertising as vital to merchant success and notes continued discussion on page three.

Babson Roger W. Babson Babson Park Mass Eisenhower Hhe Authemion Astor

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