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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1955

Page

3

Margin Up On Stock Buying To 70 Percent

The Federal Reserve Board raised margin requirements from 60 to 70 percent, effective today, to curb credit use in rising stocks. Traders expect a dip when markets reopen Monday, with some seeing a later rebound. Record margin debt was reported, signaling high credit levels in stock purchases. A NYSE official pledged strict observance of the rule, while noting concern for broad ownership. A violent wind later ripped the Ritz Garage roof near Uniontown, Pennsylvania.

Associated Press Washington Federal Reserve Board Stock Exchange Wall Street Keith Funston New York Stock Exchange Exchange Reserve Board Federal Reserve New York Chicago Uniontown Route 40 Fayette County

News Happenings On Ravelin Hill

RAVELIN HILL 4H Club leaders drove to Lowville for a Chautauqua County forestry meeting. They visited relatives along the way and returned Thursday. A tree planting demonstration occurred at the Jamestown school forest with a Cornell assistant forester presenting. Several youths will receive seedling trees to plant. The week included family visits, hospital stories, moves, and a reported $5000 barage loss with wind damage.

Ravelin III David Pierson Ravelin Hill Workers 4H Club Lowville Chautauqua County Pierson Walter Przondhak Newsom Niagara Palls Paul Palmer Stanley Phylis Judy Jamestown School Forest Sprague Hill Road Falconer Grandpa Cuttingham Cornell University Tommy Smith Robert Paddock Gerald LaCross Stanley Pierson Ravelin Hill Clayton Redding Violet Schutt Alton Burdick Henry Ruslink Ray Smith Mina Road Fred Ottaway Sherman-Pindley Lake Amos White Rotlo Neckers Elwood Berry Marianette Sweet Jamestown Gerald Sweet Dennis Ed Feeley Cherry Tree Mis Garrett VanErden Charles 'Palmer Cor~ry Robert Hulett Corry Memorial Hospital Wilma Adams

Grand Jury to Hear 137 Cases in Erie May Term

Erie district attorney announces 132 defendants will face the May grand jury, possibly a record for a single session. Two major manslaughter cases include hit run deaths of Joey Makowski and Roma Hartley. Also listed are liquor violations from recent State Liquor Control Board raids and multiple nonviolent offenses.

ERIE District Attorney's Lst State Liquor Control Board John Mackane Warren Joey Makowski Ronald Gorynski Roma Hartley Siebenbuergen Clb J A Lquor Andrew Theil Sidney Friedman Cleveland June Hill Kalamue Weber Buffalo

Attempted settlement in rail and phone strikes described

The union representing 9 000 of 16 000 idle workers at three plants vows no more violence while seeking an agreement. A separate federal mediation in Lewiston, Maine aimed to settle 6 000 Bates Manufacturing Co workers on strike. Other strikes include 2 400 textile workers at Huntayule Mig Co and Lincoln Mills of Alabama, with WREES noted as a central issue.

Page Nv Mediatox U.S New England Lewiston Maine Bates Mfg. Co Wrees Huntayulé Ala) Mig. Co Lincoln Mills Alabama

Babson Discusses Costs of Schools

Babson argues for standard movable unit plans funded by the U S Office of Education and state agencies to cut construction costs and avoid monuments to progress. He presses improving teacher pay, efficiency, and longer school years to boost outcomes and value for taxpayers.

Babson U. S. Office of Education State Departments of Education

College program promises faster degree paths

A proposal suggests raising funds to support an accelerated three year college track at Bub sons Institute within the College of Business Administration. If adopted, students would complete four years of work in three and then achieve strong post graduation outcomes benefiting children, teachers, and taxpayers.

Muchie Ulul Bubsons Institute College of Business Administration Texpayers

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