Woman scorned sparks insurance pitch from Kinley ad
A bold advertising line declares a man’s fury and promotes immediate insurance protection against fire accident or illness. Call J. Fred Kinley at 3-5685 to arrange coverage.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1954
Page
2
A bold advertising line declares a man’s fury and promotes immediate insurance protection against fire accident or illness. Call J. Fred Kinley at 3-5685 to arrange coverage.
Property listing shows a two bedroom house at 609 North Center Street priced at 7 650 with Cobbett Agency. Additional garbled text mentions hospital commitment and local court activity but is not coherent.
A tall soft spoken New Jersey industrialist, HOTY G. Riter, becomes president of the National Association of Manufacturers at the NAM annual convention, succeeding H. C. McClellig. Riter began in a brokerage at 16, later led Edison company, chairs Copperweld Steel, and partners in Riter & Co.
Wilford R. Whitney 44 prominent Mina Township dairy farmer died at Roswell Memorial Park Hospital in Buffalo after a long illness. He was born in French Creek Township on April 17 1906 and survived by wife Clara Wenzel Whitney three sons Jerome Albert Randall his father Warren Whitney of Clymer two sisters Mrs James Gibbons and Mrs Lewis Peterson and brother Oliver Whitney. Funeral arrangements include rosary Sunday 7 30 and Requiem High Mass Monday 10 at St Mathias Church with burial in the church cemetery.
The Senate adopted a final resolution condemning Senator McCarthy for obstructing constitutional processes and for intemperate abuse. It cites attacks on the special committee and the lynch party remark, and condemns his conduct toward Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker at a closed hearing in New York City on February 18.
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