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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1954
Page
6
Grove City forms the Grove City Industrial Development Corp to back expansion offering sites and early financial help. Final reports on a stock selling program are due at tonight’s association meeting as permanent officers are elected.
President Eisenhower nominated Brig. Gen. Herbert D. Vogel an Army engineer to join the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors, succeeding Gordon R. Clapp. The White House said Vogel will be chairman after Senate action. The post pays 15000 dollars yearly. Clapp’s term expired in May and was not renewed despite urging from lawmakers.
Boston police arrest rookie officer Daniel J O Leary nabbed Joseph J Specks O Keefe once named prime suspect in the Brink s robbery case He faces municipal court on default warrants O Keefe injured in a Dorchester shooting and linked to a gun battle with a New York gunman Also tied to Elmer Trigger Burke held on machine gun charges and facing life if convicted.
Charles L Sterling resigns as Morganza Training School superintendent after 1961 tenure of 11,900 a year amid disagreements with trustees and the State Welfare Department. George Miles named acting superintendent. a permanent successor to be chosen. Board officials deny reported rifts, noting Sterling generally supported policies. Sterling previously taught in Pittsburgh high schools and now departs amid planning for future leadership.
Broom production resumed today at the Pittsburgh Branch of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind after a five month strike.
Fragmentary report notes McCarthy speaking at a Catholic Day celebration. The text references skunk hunting with top hats and lace handkerchiefs, implying political satire or disruption with Communist mentions, but details are unclear.
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