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01 Dec 1954
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1954
Page
1
Tor modest ear en 5. Ca an event notes Spare as Tor 11-100 mip, a fragmentary sports entry. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to define a concrete story or outcome.
A garbled OCR passage lists items such as cabinets, furniture, gym and hospital equipment, refrigerators, radios, marble, and various hardware. The text is cluttered with misspellings and incomplete phrases, mentioning years and antique items but lacking coherent context or full details.
In Washington, Senate action on Senator McCarthy’s conduct dominated debate as Democrats signal near unanimous support for censure while Republicans forecast a tight division. Dirksen proposed a substitute resolution, delaying main votes, with final decisions likely Friday.
Washington report says the Pentagon will boost continental defense and guided missiles spending as Secretary Wilson outlines a 35 billion fiscal year budget starting July 1. Expenditures this year for interceptor planes anti air weapons and radar networks in the U S Alaska and Canada total about 600 million dollars. Wilson also asked authority to build a fifth 100000 ton supercarrier, with three carriers already under construction and a fourth proposed by Congress.
Erie authorities report a 2 1 ruling by three county judges on quashing indictments against 46 men tied to a gambling case. Among the accused are Mayor Thomas W. Flatley and former Police Inspector Jack Martin. Trials begin for Leo Kaminski and Edward Michalski, with Flatley’s set for tomorrow.
An early morning furnace explosion sparked a fire in Pittsburgh Hazelwood displacing 28 people. Arthur Darabant, away on a hunting trip, left the house. his wife Lorraine guided their six children to safety. Nearby families of Edward J. Craft and Edward Sekers also fled their homes.
A morning wreck on Route 6 near the Corry Fish Hatchery tied traffic for about an hour. Individuals involved include Clarence Lindsey 65 of R D 3 Carry Jacke A Willison Union City and Clyde Sikes 48 Salamanca NY. The crash damaged Lindsey’s car while a gas truck owned by William F Crossett of Warren hit the scene. weather and melted snow left icy roads and many minor skids reported as detours formed around Corry.
Richard Flye will operate the Flye Rexall Drugs at 117 North Center Street with a three day grand opening starting tomorrow. The former Wing Willi store has been remodeled with aluminum glass entrance and a yellow rose interior. Richard Flye, a 1949 Oregon State College graduate and former Army serviceman, runs an independent Rexall franchised outlet. Door prize drawings will be held Saturday night.
The United Nations General Assembly political committee considers admitting Red China and Communist North Korea into the Korea peace debate, with U S delegate Wadsworth favoring South Korea inclusion and opposing Peiping representation. Soviet Molotov presses for Peiping and raises the Geneva talks’ stance as the West seeks a peaceful settlement amid long-running Korean tensions.
Property owners compare their 1956 tag with 1954 data using the new assessment picture on the white Courtyev erly Valuation Notigo 105. A comparison shows whether taxes will rise or fall. The total tax land for a Wawe orner and property owner is computed by the real estate to one half of one per cent of the annual wage.
Pittsburgh police said an inmate at Woodville State Hospital was beaten to death by fellow patient Fred Tosi, 27. Detectives identified the victim as 65 year old John Rokovina who died from injuries after an alcohol related hemorrhage, according to county detective Joseph Devlin.
City council unanimously approved hiring a private firm to manage the income levy amid debate over disclosure of self employed earnings. The ordinance allows fees to be paid from the tax revenue, with the 1956 rate potentially cut by a quarter if results justify. Budgeted income tax amounts and timing of collections were outlined, noting a three month lag in initial receipts.
A federal probe centers on the 1960s Remington slaying tied to a former government economist's perjury conviction. Dr Charles Tomlinson and Dr Leary Wiley face related questions as investigators examine motives including prison conditions, alleged robbery, and possible links to espionage or dissident actions.
The Corry City Council replaced years of tax rules with a wage income levy. City reads a new budget estimating real estate value at 18,763,920 and total annual wage income at 17,000,000. The plan projects a 19,000 yearly wage class impact and adds about 12,000 in new expenditures.
Susan Hayes testified that Dr Kamiel Sheppard told her he loved her and was thinking of divorce, even gifting a ring. She described meetings in 1968 1969 and notes exchanged after she traveled to California, as the trial continued with questions about his marriage and alleged affairs.
A freak accident at the William and Tea h store caused hundreds of dollars of medicine to spill. Police report shows children aged 10 to 12 caused a shelf to topple, sending about 450 dollars worth of drugs to the floor before cleanup. The incident occurred on North Avenue Street late last night.
A faint radio distress and sighting reports spurred a massive search for a missing airliner near Bald Mountain five miles northeast of Berlin Airport in heavy snowfall. Seven aboard, crews from Civil Air Patrol and search parties combed rough terrain with dozens of planes aiding as visibility remained poor and the Berlin Airport remained closed.
Mrs. Gaynelle M. Dixon filed a report with the state Election Bureau showing expenses exceeding $150 during her campaign as a Republican candidate for secretary of internal affairs.
In 1955 budget talks, City Council members held most sessions behind closed doors in the solicitor’s conference room, with mayor and several councilmen present. The private talks produced no public reports, while public meetings focused on open budget decisions. Real estate millage was cut from 19 to 55, hinting at lower property taxes but higher wage income taxes under new administration.
Aero Supply Co Inc announced at its plant meeting that a 20 percent dividend will be paid. Record date is December 15, with about 435,000 shares eligible. Directors met in an all day session at the plant and recessed for lunch.
Harrisburg report says Andrew J Glasses of Cumbria County Republican chair resigned as head of the Johnstown office of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association after a political dispute with PMA president G Mason Owlett who said Gleason was tired due to disloyalty.
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