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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1954
Page
2
The article notes Wade and Flack may abstain on January 18 as Lt. Gov Roy E. Furman, a Democrat, assumes office. A tie could give Furman a breaking vote, potentially shifting Senate presidency pro tempore to committee control and reshaping leadership.
Local advertising pages list Meadville and area items from the Corry Journal Printing Dept. Readers see service ads for framing at Brooks Studio, beverage distributors, and YMCA School of Skills sessions. Notices cover retirements, firehouse open house, Christmas Seal totals near $19,000, New Year events, a Kane service member’s safe return, and various town updates including sewer work and gas tests.
At The Hospital Report lists admissions and discharges with several names and addresses, noting patients such as Lyle Meyers and Eric Gilbert among the admitted, while Mrs Thomas Kolaja and others are discharged. The column also mentions weather related incidents, local business notices, and community items from Jamestown, Dunkirk, and Erie.
Skyes cleared and warming followed snow and ice storms across the mid continent. Twenty three deaths were attributed directly or indirectly to the stormy weather. Fair weather dominated the eastern third and the Southwest. Light snow fell in parts of the upper Great Lakes and New England. Snow on the ground at Caribou Maine measured 30 inches.
Two Republican senators Wade and Flack backtracked on opposing Sen. M Harvey Taylor for Senate president pro tempore. They declined to say how they will vote when the Senate reorganizes January 4 and may abstain. The likely vote could end 24 24, with Lt. Gov. Wood ready to break in Taylor's favor.
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