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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1954

Page

3

Leader Promises Help for Anthracite Miners

Senator George M. Leader, the Democratic governor nominee, pledged action for the anthracite region at Lansford and Tamaqua. He criticized Republican policies, urged a positive state program to create jobs, and said the area’s power, skilled labor, and will to work can attract new industry with coordinated effort. He called the region the greatest challenge for any governor and vowed to mobilize elite and business leaders to revive the area.

Associated Press Harrisburg George M. Leader Lansford Tamaqua

Unloaded revolver blamed for Jeannette girl’s death

In Jeannette Pennsylvania state police say an unloaded revolver caused the death of Susan Stull, 11, daughter of the News-Dispatch circulation manager. Harvey Bush, 11, said he found the weapon in a dresser and thought it was unloaded, leading to the fatal shot. Also announced is Gov. Fine’s appointment of Harry B. Crutzer as president judge for Juniata and Perry counties until January 1956. An average of 66 railroad tank cars were loaded each hour in 1954 in the United States.

Jeannette Susan Stull Jeannette News-Dispatch Harvey Bush Susan Harvey Harrisburg John S. Fine Harry B. Crutzer New Bloomfield Juniata and Perry Counties Common Pleas Court United State

Television Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Tonight and Tuesday

Channel 4 WBEN TV lists tonight slates including Sagebrush Trail 45, Headlines on Parade 6:15, News and Weather 6:0, Sports Spotlight 6:46, Ozs ie Harriet 1:00, Perry Como 7:45, Godfrey Talent Scouts 8:30, Public Defender 9:00, Studio One 10:00, News Weather Sports 11:00 and Theater of Romance 11:30. Tuesday morning starts with The Morning Show 7:20, News Roundup, Your Figure, Cartoon Capers, Garry Moore, Arthur Godfrey Time, Strike It Rich, Love of Life, The Guiding Light, Matinee Playhouse, Johnny's Show, Robert Q. Lewis, Meet the Millers, Big Payoff, Bob Crosby, Brighter Day. Afternoon picks include Wings Over the World, Juvenile Jury, Meet Millie, Danger, Life With Father, See It Now, Life With Elizabeth, Place the Pace. Keepsake Diamonds and Elgin Watches advertise at Corner Spring and South Streets.

Healy Burns and Allen Godfrey Public Defender Studio One Theater of Romance Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Robert Q. Lewis Bob Crosby Ubeat Stafford Millie Danger Father Elizabeth Elgin Watches Spring South Sts

DEDICATE 2 BUILDINGS AT EUE QUINCY ORPHANAGE

At the Evangelical United Brethren Orphanage and Home in Greer a village school building and a cottage for the aged were dedicated with about 800 attendees led by Bishop George E. Epp of Harrisburg. The school was funded by Mr and Mrs J C Winter of Red Lion, Lancaster County, praised as Christian donors by Dr Paul B Shannon of York.

Cuvux Evangelical United Brethren George E. Epp Harrisburg EUB Church J. C. Winter Red Lion Lancaster County Paul B. Shannon York Pennsylvania Conference EUB

No-Bar Riders Feature Two Local Shows

No-Bar Riding Club competes at two shows, with 72 horses at the Cornplanter Volunteer Fire Department Show in Hassan Heights Oil City. Winners include Penay Fox on Colonel in western saddle and ladies stock horse, Al Fox on Colonel second in Western pleasure, Mrs Al Fox on Dixie third in ladies stock horse. At Waldley Farm near Erle 74 horses took part, No-Bar winners Carl Bates on Pat first in clover leaf fourth in western jump first in pole bending and musique pig. Mrs Val Clayton on Betty placed third in clover leaf first in old timers equitation first in trail riding and fourth in pole bending. Neither show featured ponies. Two remaining Associated Point Shows are Youngsville Fair on Sept 4 and Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Mounted Division at Dunkirk Fair Grounds on Sept 15.

Cornplanter Volunteer Fire Department Hassan Heights Oil City Penay Fox Colonel al Fox Dixie Western Siddle Club Waldley Farm Nea Erle Carl Bates Pat Val Clayton Betty Youngsville Fair Association Chautauqua County Sheriff's Mounted Division Dunkirk Fair Grounds

Musmanno backs new ban on Reds hit in debate

Judge Michael Musmanno of Pittsburgh defended a new law outlawing the Communist Party as a tool to curb subversion. He argued during a NBC American Forum debate with Socialist Norman Thomas that the measure would not drive Communists underground as Thomas claimed.

Rress Washington Communist Party Michael Musmanno Pittsburgh Musmanno Norman Thomas NBC American Forum Musmannno Pennsylvania Supreme Court Thomas

Two Reported Dead In Typhoon

The Associated Press reports two deaths as Typhoon Tdthe typhoon battered Hong Kong and inland China. Winds peaked near 99 miles per hour as the storm moved across the mainland south of Hong Kong. In Formosa the typhoon flooded three southern villages, leaving about 2200 people homeless.

Hong Kong Lts Ite Formosa

Eisenhower appoints Clay to head advisory committee

President Eisenhower creates a special advisory commission to tackle federated state problems related to his 60 billion dollar Highway Improvement program. He designates retired General Lucius D. Clay to lead the committee and expects a report before the next Congress session.

Clay Wasitington Eisenhower Uim Eisen~ Hower Sucius D. Clay Tur Congress

Witness testifies against Army Major Fleming in mutiny case

Maj David F MacGhee testified that Lt Col Harry Fleming advised Korean War prisoners to sign a surrender ballot. MacGhee, based in Washington, recounted a North Korean officer pressuring prisoners and relate Fleming and another officer urging signing the document to avoid starvation.

Associated Rex FT. Sherman Til Harry Fleming U.N David F. MacCuhre Chireh Fleming Eles MacGhee Air Force Hewdqiayta Washington Suet Dyat Denning Flem~ Hing North Koresia Kim David Kim Flemine MaeGhhee Maj. Menning Matyes

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