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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1954

Page

6

Breakdown near Kennedy derails Erie freight cars

A broken journal blamed for the derailment of 11 Erie Railroad freight cars near Kennedy New York last Thursday caused damage estimated over 25000 dollars. Two loaded cars carried rails for Frank Unn and steel. the other 15 were empty. Raymond G. Eckardt, Warren police captain, died in Warren General Hospital after long service since 1932. Barbara Vanderhoff, 19, Spartansburg RD 3, fell on ice and was x rayed with no fracture. A NY state auto license representative will issue licenses in Clymer Friday. Pennsylvania saw 24 highway deaths over New Year weekend, highest state total nationally. Governor Fine urged March of Dimes donations. A free chest x ray program for Crawford County runs March 8 to 18. Richard E Delo Jr faces involuntary manslaughter charges in a Dec 20 crash that killed Donald Bish and James Bish. Nearly 2,500 Corry students returned to classes after holidays.

Erie Railroad Kennedy Frank Unn Pennsylvania Illinois California New York Texas

Boy Admits Setting Fire Fatal to Girl

West Hempstead New Jersey 13-year-old Ronnie Friedman admitted to police he started a fire that killed Doris Krane 13. Deborah Krane was saved by a passerby. Friedman, charged with juvenile delinquency, said he ignited curtains at an open window. He had prior psychiatric treatment and suspected of other fires.

Associate Press West Hempstead N. J Doris Krane Deborah Ronnie Friedman Ronnie Carol Young Friedman

Former Credit Union Official Sentenced for Misuse of Funds

Frank J. Mott 47 a former treasurer at the Federal Employer Credit Union tied to Jones and Laughlin Steel Aliquippa plant received a 90 day sentence after pleading guilty to misapplying about 14000 in credit union funds.

Pittsburgh Frank Jr. Mott Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp Aliquippa Mott

American freed by Red China in Shanghai jail tale

Arnold Kiehn a 44 year old American businessman freed after three years in a Shanghai jail described Red officials plans to free dozens of foreign prisoners. He said passports expired blocked travel and suggested Hong Kong transit visas be issued via foreign organizations. The former prisoner recounted his release process and noted Reds’ reluctance to make firm policy decisions. Separately in Williamsport Pa Republican Rep Algin R Bush announced plans to seek re election with party endorsement in the eight county Va district.

Associated Press Hong Kong Red China Arnold Kiehn Shanghai Reds Kiehn Williamsport Algin R. Bush Congress Bush Bradford Potter Cameron Clinton Tioga Columbia Montour Lycoming

Prisoners Escape Butler County Jail in Daring Break

Two inmates James B. Neeley 21 of Slippery Rock and Carl G. O Day 20 of Butler fled Butler County jail after a sheet rope, a ventilator beam, and a pushed grate. They climbed a 40 foot rain pipe to the ground before escaping. O Day faced grand jury on rape and robbery charges while Neeley awaited auto theft sentencing.

Butler Butler County James B. Neeley Slippery Rock Carl G. O'Day William B. Walker Oday Neeley

Area Couple Must Pay $25,859 Taxes in Disputed Return

Westfield couple ordered to pay 25,859 in back taxes after dispute over a 1948 income tax return. Judge C. Rogers Arundell of the U S Tax Court issued the ruling against Jacob M. Kaplan, president of Welch Grape Juice Co., and Mrs. Kaplan. Internal revenue agents had claimed 35,853 in back taxes owed on their 1946 returns.

Area Westfield C. Rogers Arundell United States Tax Court Jacob M. Kaplan Welch Grape Juice Co Kaplan Internal Revenue Kaplana

Mrs Inez Johnson Buried Saturday Funeral

Funeral service for Mrs Inez Wilcox Johnson was held Saturday at 2 pm at Davison Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harris and Rev Rudolph M Bangert officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery family lot. out of town attendees listed from Union City Greatsville Findley Lake and Erie.

H. Ray Harris Rudolph M. Bangert Inez Wilcox Johnson Davison Funeral Home W. Bruce Ellsworth Harold Lloyd Herold Shannon Frank Graft William’ Hecker Lound Charles Bugbee Famly Pine Grove Cemetery Florence Huntley Bessie Buntley John Cournee Hobart Shreve Union Cit William Romich Greatsville A. F. Huntley Roy Huntley Lowville Levi Evans Harborcreek Alfred ‘Thieme C. E Thieme Richard Gibbons Findley Lake Zeala H. Fritts Erie

Infant Kolaja Prayer Service Held At Bracken Funeral Home

The infant son Svepnen nomas Kolaja of Mr and Mrs Thomas R Kolaja died yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital Born there Saturday a prayer service conducted by Rev Francis J Graves took place today at 11 o clock at Bracken Funeral Home Survivors include the infant's mother Elizabeth Jansen of this city and the paternal grandfather Anthony Kolaja of Spartansburg along with the parents

Svepnen Nomas Thomas R. Kolaja South Center Street Corry Memorial Hospital Francis J. Graves St. Thomas’ Church Bracken Funeral Home Elizabeth Jansen Anthony Kolaja Spartans Thunderboltsburg

Holding Series of Tex Parleys Ry Stated Tax Talks

Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey and Rep Daniel A Reed of New York have opened private conferences to craft a tax program for 1954. They met at the White House and plan further talks to bridge GOP differences. Reed, head of Ways and Means, seeks larger tax cuts than the Eisenhower administration favors. The outcome could shape the party's campaign year clashes.

Washington Treasury Humphrey Daniel A. Reed White House Reed House Ways and Means Eisenhower GOP

Mercer County gains two judges after oath

Judge Lee A. McCracken of Venango County administered the oath to Herman M. Rodgers of Grove City and Leo McKay of Richory Township as Mercer County’s two judges. They will serve until January 1956 after Governor Fine appointed them last week following the legislature's summer approval of a second judgeship and Judge Rowley’s death opening the vacancy.

Cnsornanyens Mercer Lee A. McCracken Venango County Mercer County Herman M. Rodgers Grove City Leo McKay Rickory Township John 8. Fine George H. Rowley

Grove City Majorettes Win World Team Championship

Grove City sixteen majorettes captured the world championship team title in a weekend competition at Cambria County War Memorial in Johnstown Pennsylvania. The Grove City group stood undefeated, earning top honors in a field of rival squads.

Grove City Johnstown Cambria County War Memorial

Pennsylvania entry shines in national majorette contest

About 400 entrants from across the nation competed in the annual majorette and baton twirling event. Gail Gay Ponte, 15, of Dearborn Michigan, won the title of world’s most beautiful majorette. The pageant is sponsored by the War Memorial and directed by the International Baton Twirling Foundation.

Pennsylvania Gail Gay Ponte Dearborn Mich The War Memorial International Baton Twirling Foundation

Also Mentioned on This Page

Raymond G. Eckardt Warren Warren General Hospital Capt. Eckardt Barbara Vanderhoff R. D Spartansburg John S. Fine Commonwealth Crawford County Richard E. Delo Jr Knox Donald Bish James Bish New Bethlehem Delo Clarion County Corry Colliers Radio & TV Service North Center America General Telephone Company Inez Johnson Kolaia the Churches OF Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Rev Donald Brown Ford Ford Zen Trucks G.V.W G.C.W Powell Motor Company N. Center St Corry, Pa Vibe
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