Corry Evening Journal exposes labor rifts and Soviet unrest
The article discusses the Teamsters affair, noting the executive board’s refusal to attend a Washington hearing and the impact on rank and file members. It links labor racketeering concerns with a broader call for fair adjudication, while previewing Soviet co existence appeals and Khrushchev’s live and let live stance amid regional unrest.
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United Labor Movement
Teamsters Executive Board
Jaboir Labor
Ethical Practices Committee
A. J. Bayes
Machinists
United States
Hayes
Washington
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Community baseball, civic groups discuss youth programs
A Corry area meeting centered on youth baseball and city recreation. Byers’s mother and the Ladies Auxiliary advocate expanded prints and equipment, while May Minor and Littie Toener ask what leagues exist. Austin, director of the US Information Agency, urges Americans to engage youth in friendly activities amid a budget cut.
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Corry
Luddies
Austineeson
United State Information Agency
United
House
Mienhower
Congress
Amarest
Bit
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago Fourteen April 24 1937
Rome Venice conference between Mussolini and SeyssInquart signals new era in central eastern Europe. Police chief John Flanigan investigates a shooting injuring Bertha Betts, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ahr Betts of North Shadyvale, at Cunry Hospital. Fire at the Charles Storm residence in Columbus reported by a curious child. family absent.
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Rome
Venice
Premer Benito Mussolini
Kurt Sebnschnikgg
Austria
Central
Eusiape
John Flanigan
Bertha Betts
Shyeni Ord
Ahr Betts
North Shadyave
Columbus
Charles Storm
Thev
Public Safety and Preparedness Panel Sees Local Appointments
Forty years ago on April 24 1917 W Murray of this city was to join the state committee on a Public Safety and Preparedness commission as Governor Brumbaugh arranged. The Standar Screw Company strike had its differences settled four days earlier. Harry Smith departed for Erie for McInnes Steel matters. Robinson a civic figure in Sewickley long known in banking circles retired in 1946.
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W. Murray
Brumbaugh
State Committee
Standar Screw Company
Harry Smith
Erie
McInnes Steel Company
Robinson
Sewickley
Ex-Banker Dies in Sewickley Hospital
Alexander Robinson TH, longtime board chairman of the former Peoples Pittsburgh Trust Co, died yesterday at Sewickley Valley Hospital. The Pittsburgh businessman led local finance during his tenure and was associated with several area institutions.
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Pittsburgh
Alexander Robinson
Peoples- Pittsburgh Trust Co
Sewickley Vatley Hospital
Nasser Holds Canal, U.S. Faces UN Plea for Action
The article reports President Nasser’s firm hold on the Suez Canal after seizing it last July 26, with the United States, Britain, and France unable to force compliance. Dulles signals UN reporting while noting Washington’s cautious approach, including discouraging use of the canal by American ships. The allies’ leverage appears limited as Nasser remains unyielding and the UN debate stalls.
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Washington
Nasser
Suez Canal
United States
Britain
France
Atc
Cairo
Dulles
United Nations
UN Security Council
Ruer
Vand
Dilles
Boxing Bill Advances to Senate in Pennsylvania Reform
A boxing bill sent from Harrisburg to the Senate would codify the five point scoring system used by the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission. It would require eight ounce gloves for all fights and limit bouts for professionals and amateurs, including one bout per five days for pros and no more than two tournaments in seven days for amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
House
Senate
Easter events and community gatherings in Bear Lake area
Mrs. Miller Birch joined Easter dinner with Clive Damon in Lottsville as local families hosted guests. Evangelist United Brethren Chapel drew 185 at Sunday School, while many families, including the Manwaring and Crosby clans, hosted Easter visits and a bus trip to Washington. The note closes with news of Dr. Stephen M. Speers, a Belle Vernon coal operator, dying in Pittsburgh and funeral arrangements pending.
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Bear Lake
Donald Carter
Gerald Carter
Lee Crosby
Carl Crosby
Larry Case
Ted Case
Panama High School
Washington
Clyde Manwaring
Roger
Crisket and Sons
Panama
Ghast
Bearfoot
Seam Gate
White and Son
Clymer
J.C. Manwaring
Carl Burlingime
Mix Manwaring
John Eddy
Lester Wevers
Euataeyets
Panam
Evangelical United 'Brethren Church
Sindiy Evetihe
Robert Rein
Jamestown
Loren “Radelitt
Merle Connell
Buffalo
Blood
Ctinell
Norene Johnson
EUB
Edwards Chapel
Leon Cable
Corry
Belle Vernon
Stephen M. Speers
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Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
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Hungary
Cenin
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Arthur Lar
Fogle Lumber Co
Frenklin Bt Corry
Yeverday
Evangelistic
Christ
George A. Myers
Methodist
Paul Petersen
James Marlow
Harrisburg
Thomas Motors OF
Kiwanis
Rotary
S&h
Minstrels
Corry Area High School
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Al’s
Cro Pra
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