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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1955
Page
1
Bracken County Honor List Noted in Local Journal
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local honor or recognition event mentioning names like Bracken and Rancey with scattered phrases about cash, miles, and neighbors. Readable fragments indicate a community recognition context without complete details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Journal
Miles
Rancey
Costa Rican Troops Open Dawn Attack
Costa Rican forces attacked rebel units at Villa Quesada at dawn as troops bolstered by U S ammunition moved into the town. Rebels under pressure withdrew toward the heart of the town while Costa Rican air support and Civil Guard firepower pinned down pockets of resistance. An A N S com mission was ordered to investigate the upheaval along the Costa Rican Nicaragua frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Quesada
U.S
Associated Press
San Jobe
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Civil Guard
Jose Figueres
Villa ‘Quesada
Costa Rican
Conta Rica
Nicaraga
Organization of American States
Fire in Attic From Stove Pipe at Grant Home
Blanford Hose Company answered a 1:35 p.m. alarm for a fire at Kenneth Grant’s Ormsby road residence. Fire confined to the garret, caused by an overheated stove pipe. Damages estimated at 200 dollars. Firemen arrived 20 minutes after the call, found Grant had the fire under control with a extinguisher, trucks stood by 45 minutes. Officials warned about misdirected calls and urged precise location and a possible second call to correct directions. Emphasized time as critical and suggested a second message after initial alarm and improved radio directs for en route changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanford Hose Company
Kenneth Grant
Ormsby Road
Grant
Ils
Avenue merchants plan weekly $10 silver dollar and Pepsi prize
A group of First Avenue merchants Borstorf Fitch Patterson Photo Products Atorovo Grocery Bachomer Bav erage Distributors Clarence Wallace Garage and Leo Al Applixacen announced a weekly silver dollar giveaway and a case of Pepsi Cola. One winner will be drawn each Friday at 5 o clock after daily registrations at participating stores. The program begins the week of January 24 and ticket distribution remains separate from the theatre tickets. Simpson to stay as Republican Campaign Committee chair after re election. supports Eisenhower on many issues but opposes tariff cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Borstorf and Fitch
Patterson Photo Products
Atorovo, Grocery
Bachomer Baverage Distributors
Clarence Wallace Garage
Leo al Applixacen
Pepsi-Cola
Bhoppers
al & O
First’ Avenue Merchante
Pnld
Simpson
Washington
Richard AM. Simpson
Eisenhower
Corry Principals to Lead Northwest Pennsylvania Guidance Meet
Howard J. Sheen and Harold J. Wolfe, Corry Area High School and Junior High principals, will organize the Northwest Pennsylvania Guidance Council at a Edinboro State Teachers College dinner meeting. Attendees include Dr Ritwell Lb V Morgan and Ruth Morton, with Miss Katherine Keep as principal speaker on Counseling a Community Challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinghoro State Teachers College
Northwest Pennsylvania
Rockefeller Gift Warms Protestant Theology Funding
John D. Rockefeller Jr pledged securities valued at 20 million dollars to the Sealantic Fund for Protestant theological education in the United States. The gift, likely the largest single grant for religious training, aims to strengthen and expand theological school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
United States
Sealantic Fund
Owo
Rockefeller
Federal Workers Pay Hike Aims For Prompt Action
Congress shows a favorable mood for a quick federal pay increase to about 899 million dollars annually for one million civil service workers and 500000 postal employees while legislators weigh offsetting postal rate boosts. Eisenhower urged 5 percent raises in his message and vetoed last year’s bill without revenue gains for postal services. Kilgore proposes bills to carry out salary recommendations of 12 800 for senators and representatives, with possible further raises for federal judges, reflecting a broader push to raise lawmakers’ pay alongside federal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Bob
Eisenhower
Capitol
Jenlko
Senate
House
White House
Sen
Kilgore
Val
Senate Judiciary Committee
Commission On Judicial
Rep. Geller
Judiciary Committee
Rep
Walter
McGuire Upheld In Gas Well Case
In a Philadelphia ruling the state Supreme Court denied Keta Gas & Oil Co. appeal to overturn a lower court finding that a $1 million gas well was drilled on leased property. The decision upheld Clinton County Court’s finding that John A. McGuire of Coral Gables drilled the well on land owned by Thomas Jents of Wiltamenart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sylvania Supreme Court
Keta Gas & Oil Co
Keta
Supreme Court
Clinton County
John A. McGuire
Coral Gables
Fla
Thomas Jents
Wiltamenart
Appeals Heard To Date On City Tax Revisions
The city reports 194 appeals heard so far this year out of an expected 500. Hearings continue this week with no sessions Saturday or next Monday due to council duties. Several property owners listed with addresses in West Smith Street Maple Avenue and others appeared, as did Raymond Sandburg and Abel Harmon among many others. Also noted was the death of Mrs. Clara Sammons widow of publisher W H Sammons and longtime Journal Tribune leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ues
Board of
Abs
Margaret Bartholme
West Smith Street
Blanche Hall
Maple Avenue
Roy Blerbrodt
Concord Street
J. 8
Johnson
Mount Street
Fred W. Housman
West Congress Street
Joseph Bher
Wood
Northwest Street
Joseph Donoghue
Franklin Street
Donald McCray
West Frederick Street
Steve Roxch
Maat Main Street
Bert Bush
North Center Street
Henry Pill
Gould Street
Louise Williams
Gould Center Treet
Mer
Hert Wellman
Spring Streat
Helen Woatley
Weat Smith Street
Raymond Sandburg
Irving Street
W. Keppel
East Main Streak
Robert Brown
Abel Harmon
South Second Avenue
Rose Connoly
Wright Street
Harold Howard
Weat Fred
Atreet
Citizens Bank Reelects Directors at Annual Meeting
Citizens National Bank re elected all directors and officers at the South Center street bank’s annual stockholders meeting. Reported year end assets deposits and capital reached record highs. Dividends totaled 1.95 per share for seven percent on 200000 capital. A 50000 transfer from undivided profits to surplus was approved to boost loan capacity and strengthen capital. Directors re elected G W Donaldson J W Feldt S J Irvine H W Love and W L Peake D B Taggart H Bracken named president and trust officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
South Center Street Banking House
H. Bracken
National Bank of Corry
Banking
Chonge
Proky
Percoti
Gard
Bentlingem
Worth Hammond
Joseph ‘W. Guignon
Barney B. Snyder
Arthur ‘Treat
Harrison Koppel
Harry Powers
Martin Keppal
Harrison
Keppel
Joseph W. Guignon
Martin Keppel
Lillian Murray
Habert
Walter J. Keppel
Jeds Promise Early Release Of U S Soldier
Pvt William Verdine, held by Soviets for five years, may be repatriated soon. Reports from Berlin indicate the Russians agreed to turn Verdine over to U S authorities in Berlin within days, while relatives and officials await formal action. News tied to Noble and Marchuk as other Americans freed or missing in Soviet camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
William Verdine
Noble
Prem Washington
William Verse
Starks
State Department
U. S
Berlin
Verdinie
Verdine
Vorkuta
Russia
John H. Noble
Detroit
Navy
William GC
Marchuk
Norrattown
Jf Noble
Army
Verodine
Willie Ver
New Tax Forms Arrive With Simple Card Options
Post office staff assist Corry residents in distributing newly arrived federal income tax forms from Kansas City. Most can use a short form with options to file single or joint returns, and a special card form is offered to simplify filing for millions. The card and forms are mailed to the district director for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Kansas City
Internal Revenue
Corryntes Sue For Crash Damages
A car crash lawsuit heard in Erie Common Pleas Court involves Betty Lou West and Herbert Youter as defendants after a two year old collision. Plaintiffs include Nancy Gordon and Miles Went, alleging facial injuries, damaged teeth and jaw, and leg and chest injuries. State Police and medical witnesses testified in Phalngtte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryntes
Common Pleas Court
Erle
Corryna
Betty Lou West
Mary T. Wells
Corry
Herbert J Yooton
Bernard J. Youtert
Harborcrerk
Phalngtte
Nias ‘Went
Nancy Gordon
Burch Gordon
Hurbert Youter
Crath
Mint Gordon
Miles
Hammarskjold Progress Report From Peiping Parleys
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold heads to New York after briefing on his talks with Peiping on freeing 11 Americans and other UN personnel held by Communists. Refusing details, he says progress is made and may resume talks as time allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U. N
Dag Hammardkjold
Pacific
U.N
New Yorke
Lifa
Hammarskjold
Heiping
New York
Red China
Chou Entat
U. & Air Force
Jgaabatsade Airak
Hawai
Arive
San Francisco
General Assembly
Miers
U.N. Command
Peiping
Hammarak
Jold
Chou
London
Area GI To Go On Trial As Turncoat
A Pennsylvania master sergeant, William H. Olson, 40, of Youngsville, Pa, is to be tried by general court martial at Fort Bragg on charges of conspiring with Chinese Communists and informing on fellow soldiers while a POW in Korea. He faces possible death if convicted on any of eight counts. earlier perjury charges also noted. Olson, a 20 year Army veteran, was recently notified of impending trial with no date set, but expected in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bragg
N C
Pennsylvania
Korea
Army
Wiliam H. Owen
Youngs Ville
Public Information Office
Sgt
Olson
Earier
FL Bragg
Telat
Q Son
Drevice
Council Will Hear 1954 Health Report in Corry
Health Officer Hurley Drake presents the 1954 annual health report to Corry City Council. 211 cases of chicken pox were recorded, with meningitis, hepatitis and polio noted among other communicable diseases totaling 260. Drake reports 34 food establishments inspected and four property owners cited for septic drainage issues, with four repairs completed and one extended deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Corry
Hurley Drake
City Council
Enaes
Menalen
Drake
Wiwich
California woman killed in Turnpike crash near Somerset
In Somerset Pennsylvania, Mrs Blanche Van Niatran of Upland California died after a crash on the Turnpike. Her husband Rus Sail, 80, was injured in the collision and is in serious condition with back injuries. The vehicle overturned after crossing the medial strip according to initial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halled
Somerset
Blanche van Niatran
Upland
Calif
Bomer
Seb Community Hospital
Russail
Leader appoints Charlesworth as secretary of Administration
Gov. George Leader announced the appointment of Dr. James C. Charlesworth a Pennsylvan ia University member as secretary of Administration following yesterday's selection of John P. Robin for state secretary of commerce as the new administration prepares to take over Tuesday. The move comes as Leader also names Henry B. Leader York attorney as legislative secretary in a broader staffing shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrieburg
George M. Leader
James C. Charlesworth
University of Pennsylvania Feilty
New
John P. Robin
Pittatuugh
State
West
Leader
Heid Helll Nti
Henry B. Leader
York
IDENTIFY CREW MEMBERS FEAR ALL DEAD IN MISHAP
A mid air crash near Burlington Kentucky left about Fifteen believed killed. One Trans World Airlines ship from Cincinnati area had crew Capt J W Quinn co pilot R Childress and hostess Pat Stermer. The second plane a Douglas DC 3 carried pilots Arthur Werkhaven and co pilot Edward Ager. Survivors uncertain. wreckage spread two miles apart and both planes burned. Civil Aeronautics Administration noted radio distress from the TWA flight after takeoff from Covington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press
Burlington
Greater Cincinnati
Bort
Cincinnati
Trans World Airlines
Dayton
Cleveland
TWA
J. W. Quinn
Belleville
Mich
R. Childress
Ann Arbor
Pat. Stermer
Ypstland
Nation
Battle Creek
Arthur
Sim
Hedrick
Gannett
Hederck
New York
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Covingston
CAA
Wald
Ex-Corryite given five year jail term in New York
A former Corry resident, Hillman, was sentenced to five years in a New York state prison by Moyville County Court after being arrested in Jamestown. He had been AWOL from a New Jersey Army unit for weeks and allegedly transported a 16 year old girl from New Jersey to Jamestown. Police had arrested him weeks earlier in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorry Nan
Hus Bork
New York State
Frank Uilmonde
Corry
New Jersey
Jamestown
N.Y
Hillman
Choutsugon
Moy
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Figueres
Mens
McGuire
Bioax City
Lowi
Clara P. Sammons
Journal-Tribine Publishing Co
W. 11. Sammons
W. R. Parkins
Mahar
Journaletribune
Youtorday
Citizens Bank
AP News
Tong Kong
Bovist
United Nations
China
Wie Elas Nngilon
Beonotate Commission For Asia and the Far East
Eoaime
Taiper
Formosa
de Torge
Toi
Hd 'Tiong Tahun
Atlantic
Irelad
Royal Air Force
Hawn Mt Pio
Corryite
Frank Hillman
McCarthy
Len McCarthy
Asd
Senator Wold
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