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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1954
Page
6
The Farmers Home Administration says Pennsylvania farmers borrowed more for equipment fertilizer lime and seed in the fiscal year ending July 30 than in 1954 despite reduced U S funds. Loans totaled 1 055 for 2 435 140 dollars up from 981 loans totaling 2 301 720 dollars in 1953.
Channel guide lists WBEN TV Buffalo with a dense slate of shows across day and night including Sagebrush Trail, Headlines on Parade, News, Weather, Sports, Perry Como, Burns and Allen, Godfrey Talent Scouts, I Led Three Lives, Studio One, Public Defender, The Morning Show, Love of Life, Search for Tomorrow, Meet the Millers, Wings Over the World, The Secret Storm and Matinee plays. The page also notes a Hammond Elevator Building Supplies address on Eagle Street.
Former power commissioner Thomas Buchanan urges the Democratic State Platform Committee to oppose Mayor David Lawrence's plan to tax public utilities real estate in Pittsburgh. He warns utilities would pass costs to consumers, while Lawrence argues the city loses over two million dollars annually without the tax.
Harrisburg Agriculture Department reports a mechanochemical process turning cereal straw into high yield paper pulp. Wheat straw can yield up to 52 percent bleached pulp, offering a competitive supplement to wood pulp amid growing demand and a pulpwood shortage.
Churchill and Adenauer clashed over the European Defence Community as talks broke down. Mendes France warned of a French Assembly rejection unless revisions were agreed. Dulles signaled the US position remains flexible, fearing sovereignty issues could topple Adenauer’s government.
Six people were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital over the weekend for injuries. Peter Russell, 17, fractured his right wrist in a fall from a car and was released after casting. Charles Wetmore, 95, fractured bones in the left foot from a slip and was discharged after care. Tous Shambaugh, 440 East Main, received first and second degree burns from boiling water at a picnic and was released. Richard B. Martin, 26, lacerations on fingers from softball at Loveland Field. Rhonda Zajac, 10 months, abrasions from falling from a parked car at home. Richard Maedie, 15, examined for a right shoulder injury from a fall. All were released after treatment.
In the 32-16 age group competitors placed first in junior western pleasure, third in gest roping, and fourth in junior stock horse. Miss Tiis Messinger of Columbus also placed third in the pop race. Carl Bates of Spartansburg led the cloverleaf race with Pal. All classes averaged 25 to 30 entries, an exceptional turnout for lone classes.
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