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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1954
Page
1
Merle Delmas North 400 Stock Engille
Partial readable lines mention Merle Delmas North 400, stock, cable mentions, Roy 2110 and Leo velry. Fragmentary OCR yields few clear facts, limiting full event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arner
Merle Delmas North
Rds
Fr. Leovelry
Cable
R. Roy
Knowland Presses Senate Session Over Atomic Plan
Senator Knowland vows the Senate will remain in session until a compromise version of Eisenhower’s atomic energy blueprint is approved. The House passed a conference report backing a plan to spur private industry into peaceful nuclear power and require patent sharing for early licenses. Opposition seeks revisions to curb monopoly risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowland
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Calif
Eisenhower
House
U. S
Senate House
Court to Rule on Roving Mine Pickets in Armstrong County
In Kittanning Pa Judge J Frank Graff reviews a petition by mine owners to halt roving United Mine Workers pickets. Twelve witnesses testified with owners linking pickets to recent mine violence and property damage totaling over 35000 dollars. UMW side called no witnesses. briefs due Friday. No local pickets reported yesterday though 200 to 300 crossed into Jefferson County. A separate note reports Great Lakes port cargo unloading at Republic Steel plant as Canadian freighter John H Price delivered 2500 tons from Ungava Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
J. Frank Graff
United Mine Workers
UMW
Armstrong County
Jefferson County
Labrador
Great Lakes
Que Republic Steel Corp
John HF. Price
Ungava Range
Quebec
Mendes France Wins Decisive Confidence Vote in Assembly
The French National Assembly backed Premier Pierre Mendes France by a large majority for his economic and financial recovery program and granted him special powers until March 31, 1955. The vote was 362 to 90, with the Communist Party opposing. several ex-supporters of the Popular Republican Movement shifted to Mendes France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Panmis
French National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
France
Indochina
Communiste
Popular Republican Movement
Driver Sustains Neck Injury In Two Vehicle Crash
Centerville man taken to Stern Memorial Hospital after auto rammed from behind on Route 6 east of Union City. John Papotni, 39, is hospitalized with a fractured neck. Stewart McCullough, 27, of Wattsburg, drives the second car. Eastbound collision caused about 950 dollars damage to Papotni and 450 to McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Stern Memorial Hospital
Union City
John Papotni
R. D. Centerville
Stemn Memorial Hospital
Papotni
Stewart McCullough
Wattsburg
Papatnik
McCullough
Gas rate increase blocked for six months in Pennsylvania
The Public Utility Commission suspended Equitable Gas Co of Pittsburgh's request for a $9.756 million revenue hike for at least six months. About 228,000 customers in Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler, Greene, Indiana, Washington and Westmoreland counties are affected while officials review the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Equitable Gas Co
Pittsburgh
Commision
Equitable
Allegheny
Armstrong
Buller
Greene
Indiana
Washington
Westmoreland
Hoover Birthday Visit Draws Masses at West Branch
Former president Hoover returns to his West Branch birthplace with his sons to receive honors for his 80th birthday and to deliver a major address on foreign and domestic policy. A crowd expected 50 000 visitors. Nixon could not attend. Hoover critiqued the era since 1932 and warned of changes to the separation of powers amid debates on socialism and Soviet policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Associated Press
Iowa
Hoover
Herbert Jr
Al-lan
Department of Defense
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Russia
Beverly Fire Tears Through Three Downtown Businesses
A fast moving blaze in Beverly Mass swept through three downtown storefronts early today causing thousands in damage. Deputy Fire Chief C Frederick Dooling said the origin would be investigated and a million dollar loss was possible as firefighters battled the blaze from 4 15 a m to 7 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
North Shore
C. Frederick Dooling
Roger Touhy Free After Prohibition Era Gang Trials
Roger the Terrible Touhy, once Capone’s foe and a leading Prohibition era gang figure, won freedom after decades in Stateville. Judges cited perjured testimony in Touhy’s 1934 kidnapping conviction and a 1942 escape sentence. Lawyers argued Factor framed Touhy to help Capone’s labor-union aims. article notes continuation on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roger
Touhy
Lnte
al Capone
Stateville
John P. Barnes
Toulyy
John
Jake the Barber
Sorumcillon
Factor
Barnes
Thomas A. 'Courtney
Daniel A. Gilbert
Roger Touhy
Capone
Eisenhower Wins On Farm Price Supports
In a long Senate session, Eisenhower administration leaders pushed for a major farm bill with flexible price supports. The Senate approved 49 to 44 for a 2140 to 90 percent parity range on cotton, wheat, corn, rice, and peanuts. A 49 to 43 vote allowed Benson Authority to maintain dairy supports at 70 percent parity, below the House level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Gen. Aiken
Senate Agriculture Commmities
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
Food Stamp Distribution And Eligibility Rules
Surplus July food stamps will be handed out this evening and tomorrow from 7 to 10 p m at the Municipal Building. Only residents registered before August 1 are eligible. Distribution is alphabetic, with A through H slated for tonight and J through Z for tomorrow. Five local stores participate, and last month’s unused stamps cannot be redeemed. New registrations are accepted Wednesdays 7 to 8 p m in the city council rooms. Household size determines eligibility. all families over six persons qualify. Voted No On Postal Pay: Three PA Republicans opposed a 7 percent postal workers pay raise approved by the House, with 16 other Republicans and 11 Democrats voting yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rhodes
Carl Chircuslo
Falcone
Flccridi
Hasbrouck Gash
Nichol
Washington
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
School Group Plans August 17 Tour Of New High School Wings
The Corry School Board and the Ore Area Joint Committee approved an August 17 inspection of new high school classrooms for the junior and senior wings. They rejected an unauthorized $223 bill for work on specifications, settled on a $200 compromise, and set salary changes and staffing actions for the upcoming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Schol
Ore Area
Iafor
Aur Eust
James Harper
National
Supt
Douglas
Harper
F. Lowe Edwarts
James Lewis
Nulorien
Lethe Rose
Wayte
Doviglas
Misa Nancy Shay
Ray Kahle
Leach Industrial Arts
Mu Havel Duffy
Ann Anders
Wright School
Stanley Anderson
Bida
Wellag
Te Sanida Solty
Alls
Teporta
Columbus driver pays fine for speeding crash
James Vernon Small, 20, of Columbus, was fined 10 by Peace Justice George Lagters after deputies Lexter Thompson and R A Wilson arrested him for violating the limited speed law. His car rolled over near King's Corners in Clymer Center when it failed to negotiate a curve at about 11 p.m. Saturday. no injuries were reported among the youths in the vehicle, which was a total wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James Vernon Small
Columbua
Lexter Thompson
R. A. Wilson
George Lagters
Clymer
Small
King's Corners
Clymer Center
Sabotage blamed in Pennsylvanian derailment drill press
FBI agents join Pennsy railroad police in probe after three diesel units and three cars derailed near Centerville on Sunday night. Officials say bolts pulled from a splice rail and spikes removed nearby indicate deliberate sabotage, risking crew harm though no one was hurt. Investigators assess track damage and railwear while trains resume after repairs as crowds gather to watch the recovery effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penmsylvania Railroad
Corry
Dalle
Centerville
A. J. Dinca
Oll City
Pittsburgh
Federal Bureau of Tvestigation
Raltroid
Pennsyone
Belroad
Peter J. Murphy
Bibelburgh
PRR
Reallroad
Aire
OM City
Bane
Oil City
Erie
Spartanaburg
Airman Held In $10,000 Burglary
SAN ANTONIO Tex Airman 20 Robert Fanders 20 Pittsburgh is held on burglary charges after $10 000 jewelry theft. Sheriff's officers found the gems in Sanders car taken from the home of Ted James oil executive while James and family vacationed at his wall Sanders was arrested at Randolph Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Robert Fanders
Pittsburgh
Sanders
Ted James
James
Randolph Air Force Base
State Charging on Oleo Violations in Pa
Acting agriculture secretary Hagar says many Pennsylvania restaurant operators use yellow oleomargarine as butter. In a TV appearance he notes a large number have been prosecuted for the offense and few risk serving oleo as butter due to detection risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Hagar
Pennsylvania
WTPA
Magar
McCarthy Probe Set for Court Style Senate Hearing
The six member Senate committee plans a 40 day hearing to probe Senator McCarthy with cross examination and strict relevance rules. Witnesses must be competent and testimony limited to pertinent matters as Fulbright signals possible dropping of some charges. An October reconvening could act on a mid September report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Fulbright (DeArk
Ben. McCarthy
Benate
Wisconsin
Ben Watkins
Utah
Senate
Fulbright
McCarthy
Flanders
RVI
Morse
ind-Ore
Great Day for Smiths Brings Drunken Disorderly Charges
Allen Jack Smith, 41, of Kanex Street, was arrested at 6:40 AM on drunken and disorderly conduct near Bt. Thomas Rectory in West Washington. He appeared before Alderman M S Cabbett and offered to pay 45 in fines plus costs. Edward J. Smith, 44, of Millerstown, was found sleeping under a tree and detained at the police station before being released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiths
Allen Jack Smith
Kanex Street
Bt. Thomas
West Washington
John DeSunt
Smith
Cabbett
Edward J
Millerstown
Eugene
Union Street
Po~icie
Parents From Outlying Areas Demand Buses
Corry school directors faced a hard bus transportation decision at the August meeting as 12 parents from West Columbus Avenue Ohio and Johnson Streets urged bus service for elementary and secondary students. The board referred the issue to the property committee for a survey of student residences and distances to gauge feasible zones while debating continuing last year’s routes with minor additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Columbus Avenue
Ohio
Johnson Streets
Corry Board
Ohioo and Johnson
Washington School
Union Street
Parente
Aygain
Wright Street
West South Street
AFL Denies Economy Revival Amid Recession Drift
New York council rejects reports of an improving economy. It warns the nation faces continued drift in the doldrums for months. The Extry.e Council urges higher wages and increased production as the recession weighs on the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
New York
AFL Extry
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FBI
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