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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1953
Page
10
An Associated Press report notes a plan to cut relief funds by 10 to 20 million dollars for the next biennium as the 1981 legislature weighs allocations. Spokesman declines further comment while officials project a possible surplus but warn about remaining months and a 287000 person relief caseload.
Harrisburg seed corn producer Alexander of State College is elected president of the seed corn producer division of the Pennsylvania Crop Improvement Association. At the annual meeting with the State Farm Show, Henry P. Nixon of Manheim is named vice-president and Joseph T. Seem of Zionsville RD A is secretary-treasurer.
New York stocks opened with wide declines after yesterday's losses. Major industrials led downward while some names showed gains in the early trading session as investors reassessed values amid mixed market signals.
Thousands of Philadelphia longshoremen ended a days long waterfront strike after a vote by about 250 members of the International Longshoremen's Association and 132 members of the International Association of ... labor unions supported a wage increase sought by the Philadelphia Marine Trade Association. About 5000 members of other unions joined the walkout, with estimates of up to 25 000 workers affected as ships were diverted to other ports. Wage scales not disclosed. The hit to trade runs into millions.
The editor page lists quiz answers with several garbled items including Noel Coward, bus boarding, yes, Praetorian Guard and Territory of Alaeka, plus misread entries like 6 verd 4 and Al Fostal cards. A fragment notes a 1934 Chicago shooting by an agency of justice, with further garbled lines.
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