Farm Bureau seeks end to government surplus farm policy
The American Farm Bureau Federation urges stopping government buying and storing surplus commodities to end political interference in pricing and production. It favors swift disposal of surplus at reduced prices or via gifts to the needy, and opposes further government purchases. Eastman Kodak also abandons fair trade after a nineteen year trial, deeming fixed prices impracticable and unfair to retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bureau
Law of Supply and Demand
Eastman Kodak Company
Tall Trade
Eust~aman
Hastman
Fies
Jones
Smitty
Eastman
Smith
Lst
Yesterday's Memories of Corry
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls events from 20 years ago in 1937. M Howard spoke to 38 Golden Rie Club members at the VFW rooms on Washington Street. The state unemployment compensation bureau plans a tentative booth in the post office building tomorrow to assist employers with Social Security contributions. Three Corry residents celebrate their 17th birthdays Friday: D Everett Leach Clifford Lindsey and Clarence Lindsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Howard
Corry Hospital
Golden Rie Club
VFW
Washington Street
The
State Social Security Program
D. Everett Leach
Clifford Lindsey
Corry
Clarence Lindsey
Spartansblurg
Roaming Round Highlights Local Contests And Tech News
A Corry Beta Sigma Phi chapter celebrates poetry published in The Torch while a nationwide aid drive and city clubs mark New Year celebrations. Erie area youth scholarships, a watchmaker’s electric prototype, new parking gadget tests, and highway warning signs feature alongside local civic notes and post office staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Platt
West Washington
Aidens
Torch
Corry
Beta Sigh Phi Sorority
Corrylles
Walt Swanick
Erie County Infirmary
Wong
Horstietet Battow
Turkey
Street Railway Change in 1917 Sale Prompted by Attorney
Forty years back on January 5 1917 the Corry and Columbus Street Railway was sold by Warren attorney Ralph Stone for his client A J Bazel tine Phe back and of the residence of Mr and Mrs Harry Palmer on South Street. A fire at the residence caused damages from a defective gas jet leading to medical attention for Max Hoenes who traveled to Erie for eye treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Swarm
Springstreet
Lee Tripp
B.D
Cory
Corry Aves
Gannon College
Erie
Dick Neylon
East Pleasant Street
U. S. Navy
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
Thatuys
Ao ‘Ilo
Ridgway
Highway Department
Ohio
Corry
Harry Palmer
Southstrest
Werenett, Wis
McCarthy Charges Deliberate Opposition by Eisenhower
Senator Joseph McCarthy accused President Eisenhower of deliberately opposing a GOP bid to control the Senate. He cited Welker’s defeat by Democrat Frank Church and questioned Eisenhower’s influence after Hoffman’s magazine article claim that Welker “had no price.” The Wisconsin Republican interrupted Senate debate to denounce the purge of Welker. The White House offered no immediate comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeeneen Carthy
Senate
McCarthy
Welker
Eigenhower
Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
White House
Union Cy Livestock Prices Sale Report 1956
Union Cy Livestock reports its January 3 1956 sale pricing with good and choice hogs ranging 17 to 18 percent and sows 49 to 15, cows 10 to 121, cutters 8 to 9, heifers 13 to 16, bulls 13 to 16, cattle 82 to 161 percent, heavy calves 14 to 20, lambs 18 to 20, reflecting market tiers and quality bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union CY
WOTR Sunday Radio Log Highlights
The WOTR Sunday schedule lists 3:00 The Protestant Hour followed by 8:30 Rev Lindsey in Titusville and 9:00 Baptist Church with Rev Robert J DeBoer. 9:16 Church of The Nazarene 9:40 First Church of Christ Scientist 9:45 Mauste 10:00 The Voice of Prophecy 10:30 Muse Muste Film 11:00 Church Service Lutheran Church with Rev Elmer Ortner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Titusville
Baptist Church
Robert J. DeBoer
Church of the Nazarene
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Elmer Ortner
News Notes of Clymer Vicinity
Clymer notes list numerous dinner visits and weekend stays among families including the Beckerinks Rhebergens and Grayinks. Glen Holthouse returns to Camp Gordon after a 10 day visit. several service members spend weekends with relatives. Watch Night services at Abbe Church featured multiple programs and musical numbers. Week of Prayer across area churches is planned with interchurch offerings. Twenty-ond members of Howarth Legters Sunday School Class enjoyed a Columbus outing with bowling and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur VanEarden
Camp Dix
N. Jy
Hid
Edwin Holthouse
James VanEarden
Raymond Knophuisen
White Plains
N.Y
Clayton Duink
Robert Dink
Minnie Legters
Arthur Johnson
Jamestown
Lyle
Compton
Ithaca
N. Y
Edward Eshelman
Doyle Shields
Knoxville
Shields
William Cafitsch
Florida
Roy Gravink
Bradenton
Fla
Irving Wilcox
Ossining
Jennie Neckers
Iva Neckers
Gail Thompson
Gilbert
Tony
Marlen
Lawrence Swanson
Donna
Harold Swanson
Jamestown Tuessae
Abbe Church
Circle No. 2
Young Ladies Mission Band
James Gravick
Carlyle Neckers
Edward’s
Alvin Rhodes
Howarth Legter
Robert Legters
Frank and Verna
Columbus
Corry
Howard Lesters
Lenters
Robert Lesters
Set rites for Doctor Washington
Funeral services will be held here Tuesday for Dr. George Mertin 68 a Washington chiropractor who died yesterday in Lewiston Maine He had practiced 38 years and was stricken while visiting his daughter Dr Beatrice Martin He is survived by his widow one son George two brothers and a sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Mertin
Lewiston
Maine
Mertin
Beatrice Martin
George
PinballHearings Continued For Fourth Time In Erie
In Erie Alderman George J Christoph again set new dates for hearings on pinball gambling charges against ten Millcreek businessmen. Hearings were moved to Friday January 11 at 10 9 am as defense lawyers challenged state police undercover investigator James Manno over his missing notebook during prior raids. Christoph denied a motion to dismiss and rescheduled several dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
George J. Christoph
James Manno
Manno
Christoph
Woman Sentenced On Mischief Count
A woman from Cooperstown named Mosley Bouch was sentenced by Judge Lee McGracken for malicious mischief. The ruling places her on probation with property damage payments and court costs shared with others from the R group, who were arrested months ago. Two young men, Robert Brown of Pithole and Aubrey Walters of Oi City, were sent to Camp Hill Industrial School after similar charges. Charles Scott of Titusville faced a $200 fine and six months’ costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Cooperstown
Lee McGracken
R Group
Camp Hill Industrial School
Robert Brown
Pithole
Aubrey Walters
Oi City
Charles Scott
Titusville
Man Told To Pay Weekly Support For Indigent Mother
In the January session of Domestic Relations Court Erie an individual named Fred Dyne was found in contempt of court. Judge Samuel Y Rossiter ordered Dyne to pay $18 in overdue payments and maintain a $1 weekly support for his mother Mrs Caroline Dyne of Wes Jersey, mer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Fred Dyne
Caroline Dyne
Wes Jeyvilte
Dems Form Unity Advisory Committee Amid Leadership Bid
A new Democratic Unity Advisory Committee meets with congressional leaders to unify party direction after the primary loss. Members include figures associated with President Truman and Adlai Stevenson, with Eleanor Roosevelt agreeing only to informal involvement. A key resolution directs focus on new programs, addressingPlatform gaps, and a year round collective voice for Democrats in and out of Congress. In a separate note, William M. Helman of Indiana is jailed for six months for prowling and loitering, with December 29 as the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graonusu
Harry S. Truman
Adisi Breyenson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Anvi- Sory Committee
National Party
House of Congress
William M. Helman
Indiana
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry Evening Journal
George B. Sample
Man‘byer
William Chiricuzin
AP News
Ihen County
Chamber of Commerce
Journal Today
Francis McCray
Paul Weber
F. G. Hoenes
Max
Wall Street Journal
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Tuffy
Washington Streets
WOTR
Caesar
Corry K
Christian Allance Church
Mennonite Church
Muste
Fends
Corry Beverage
Clymer
Pennsylvania
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
Peace Funeral Home
Taian. Tm
Franietinom
Mosley Bouch
Meerdink
Lullabye
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