Corry youth ordered to pay hospital bill in paternity case
An 18 year old Corry youth was ordered by Judge Elmer Evans at the Erie County courthouse Thursday to pay the hospital bill for a girl who had him arrested as the alleged father of her child. Pennsylvania’s 1954 tax take per person rose to 57.90, with total state revenue reaching 617 million dollars, while New York and California posted high state tax receipts. Dividends on Sylvania Electric stock were set at 50 cents a share for common stock and 1.00 for regular preferred stock with 1.10 on convertible preferred, payable October 1 to holders of record September 10. A Red Cross swim demonstration at Canadonia Lake urged participants to be ready by 1:30 p.m. The city recorded a slight rain and a 54 degree low last night. A drive to fund the March of Dimes mailed special envelopes to local families. Construction began on driveways and a blacktopped parking area at Corry Area High School. A marriage license was filed for Burdette Gifford and Mary Nelson. Wholesale prices fell 0.3 percent in the week to August 24 due to farm and processed food declines. Bingo discussions continued in Cambridge Springs with a warning that gambling laws restrict organized bingo. Foremen conference set for September 11 at Allegheny College with Stephen H. Fuller as keynote speaker. Representatives from Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York invited.
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Corry
Elmer Evans
Erie County
New York City
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Stephen H. Fuller
Harvard
National Association of Foremen
Allegheny College
Meadville Foremen’s Club
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York State
What More Could You Ask What More Could You Ask
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Typhoon Rips Pacific Manila Fourteen World News Style
A fierce Pacific typhoon hit the northern Philippines with winds near 150 mph, blacking out communications and crippling at least one ship. Authorities warned of further damage as crews raced to secure vessels and restore power.
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Pacific
Manila
Philippines
Witnesses Subpoenaed in McCarthy Censure Probe Start
Washington Senator Watkins says witnesses are being subpoenaed as the six member bipartisan panel begins a public inquiry into censure charges against Senator McCarthy. The hearings precede the release of the McCarthy-Army case reports by the Senate Investigations subcommittee.
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Washington
Sen
Watkins
R-Ttah
Senate
McCarthy
Watkins Committee
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mark Trice
Private Enterprise Wins Commendation from World Council
Churchmen from many lands including some from the Communist bloc praised private enterprise as a spur to economic progress. The World Council of Churches Assembly approved a report noting a shift to the right on economic matters. The declaration warns against the spread of government control and stresses the value of relative freedom in economic affairs.
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Evanston
Assembly of World Coucil of Churches
Former Corry Woman Dies Sudden at 68
A former Corry resident, Mrs. Ebblie born March 1, 1886 in Warren, died at 8 a m today at Hamot Hospital Erie after a day’s hospitalization. She moved to Cory as a child, attended Corry High School and Philadelphia Art Institute, and later lived in Erie for about 25 years. Survived by two nieces, a sister-in-law, and other relatives. Funeral Monday at 4:30 p m at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Ross Morrell officiating. burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Ebblie
Erie
Episcopal Church
James Burnison
Meadville
Andrew Mook
Butler
Ann ‘Titus
Bracken Funeral Home
Ross Morrell
Burin
Pine Grove Cemetery
Private Business System Promotes Responsible Initiative
The text discusses the private business system offering incentives for responsible initiative and hard work that drive economic progress, while churches criticize monopolistic and irresponsible practices as part of a broader critique. It contrasts systemic price mechanisms with moral critiques of enterprise.
Archbishop O Hara Heads to Brazil for Marian Year Congress
The Most Rev John F O Hara archbishop of Philadelphia says he will depart by plane next Wednesday for Sao Paulo Brazil to participate in a Marian Year Congress there.
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Soing
Brazil
Philadelphia
John F. O'Hara
Sao Paulo
500 New Voters Registered in County
Approximately 600 new voters have registered since May 2, the start of the current sign-in period, announced yesterday by Chief Registrar Alexander Mattyer. The total registration stands at about 95,300 through September 1. Evie County’s vote total was 95,095 at the last primary, with deaths and relocations trimming the primary tally. Those moving to a new district must register by September 2 to vote this fall, and any district changes must be reported by September 13. The first special registration sites will open today at Town Hall in Springfield Township and Fire Hall in Waterford Borough.
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Erte
Alexander Mattyer
Volvex
Evie
Macyer
Vales
Register
Board of Elections
Town Hall
Springfield Township
Fire Hall
Waterford Borough
Penn Overall Supply Co President Faces Tax Evasion Sentence
The president of Penn Overall Supply Co. in Pittsburgh will be sentenced September 24 on two charges of evading corporate income taxes totaling more than 76000. Sidney Stark pleaded guilty yesterday in U.S. District Court. Federal Judge John L. Miller released Stark on 2500 dollar bond and set the sentencing date.
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Pittsburgh
Penn Overall Supply Co
Sidney Stark
U. 8
Jamestown Bus Line May Quit JG Campbell
Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation Company president James Jowspresident Jamestown Bus Line May Quit JG Campbel discusses municipal operation options amid grim finances. He cites revenue shortfalls and bus upgrades costing about 125000 and notes national trends of transit failures while promising to seek service improvements.
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Jamestown
JG Campbel
James Jows
Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation Company
Yertorany Bn
Ure Company
Stanley
Lienuel A. Strath
Mx Campbell
Campbell
British push tests on jet propelled car update
Britain s largest auto maker plans intensified engine experiments to launch an economical jet propelled car. An Austin Sheerline sedan powered by a 125 horsepower gas turbine ran Birmingham to London on kerosene at a third of gasoline cost, and the jet car showed no gearbox or reciprocating parts.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
British Motor Corp
Birmingham
Fiat Co
Italy
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Canadonia Lake
Government Census Bureau
California
New York
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Corry Area High School
East Pleasant Street
Burdette F. Gifford
Gerry
Mary Nelson
Spring Creek
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Cambridge Springs
Spa
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Westsmith ST
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Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
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Otto B. Messner
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Farm Bureau
Rejmetile
Errene & Bees
Serene Eo
Crosby Bush
Main St
Cory
Fal
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Arya
C. V. Dewey
Gilson’s
Builders Supply
Columbus, PA
Nia
Nate
Melatrac
Roberts Furniture
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