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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1955
Page
1
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News from Taipeh reports the U S Senate approval of President Eisen hower s Formosa defense policy signals a nationalist withdrawal from the Tachens The U S 7th Fleet prepares to cover the operation as Chinese radio vows heavy blows if a cease fire is attempted Evacuation of about 15 000 troops and 15 000 civilians could begin at any time with reports of nationalist fighters attacking Red ships and leafleting six Chinese provinces Civilian and military leaders express concern over a UN cease fire talks while intelligence notes large communist forces and air power in the region also mentioned are naval reinforcements and carrier ships including Midway and Yorktown Strike on Brooklyn Eagle newspaper workers unionizes in New York City.
Western diplomats expect the United Nations Security Council to invite Red China to debate a Communist-Nationalist cease fire when it meets Monday over Formosa. Washington London and Moscow react as the crisis quickens. New Zealand calls the session with US Britain backing the invitation though Nationalist China likely abstains or opposes it. The procedural move would still allow a vote on inviting Beijing, with major powers forming a veto dynamic and contending positions from allies.
At the Board of Tax Revision and Appeal last night the Lester Hepler property appeal resurfaced. Attorney William Peiffer urged using all condemnation evidence and expert testimony, arguing Hepler’s own testimony was speculative. City Solicitor Roger Brown countered that only one house was involved and a second near Liberty Street is a separate unit, with further figures to be settled later.
The first helicopter to land in Corry touched down yesterday at Lawrence Airport in a Bell helicopter owned by Miller Air Taxi Co of Pittsburgh. Piloted by Brewster Locke the craft brought D P MacDonough to a business meeting with Aero Supply Co president William Coleman. After landing on the wind swept snow the aircraft was moved indoors due to unheated hangar. Locke planned to fly the passenger back to Pittsburgh once minor repairs were finished. The trip lasted about one hour and twenty minutes in cold air with heater equipped craft available.
Babson Park Mars An article by J D Ratcliff argues that executive earnings relate to health, claiming stress and strain, not viruses, drive declines in company fortunes. It notes top officials’ fatigue and the need to avoid overwork, warning that persistent stress harms leadership effectiveness.
The region endures its coldest day of the season with 19 degrees high and three above at night. Snow flurries fall, roads become slick, and state police warn of hazardous travel as Highway crews cinder curves and hills. Snow removal crews clear Main and South streets in the city. Nine deaths linked to the cold and snow are reported across Michigan Cleveland St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati, with more frigid forecasts ahead.
Bradford Pa Frederic A Meyer 17 died in an accident while a motorboat trip with another youth down the Minaiaipp and up the Atlantic Coast to Buffalo N Y The coroner Elmer Beatty said carbon monoxide poisoning caused the death The body was found in the family car last Saturday Pathologist Betty Galt reported Meyer suffered extreme exhaustion and acute bronchitis which reduced his resistance to gas He was the son of Paul Meyer administrator of Bradford Hospital
Citywide focus remains on the unresolved triennial assessment matter as Ass Gesser Willan Miller and the City Council pursue final action within a week. County and City assessors dispute fair market value figures, while hundreds of property owners await outcomes and potential wider city action.
Henry E Horner Harrisburg attorney named as deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth at a $10 260 a year post to be ruled Monday by Attorney General James A Monegan who announced the appointment yesterday during Gov George M Louder’s inaugural committee proceedings.
Corry Area Schools Authority and Corry Joint Board convene February 7 at the new area high school to disclose the bond bid for the Concord Weyne Elgin elementary project. Singer Deane and Scribner of Pittsburgh will present the bid terms for financing the construction. Board actions hinge on the disclosed rate of interest as construction plans proceed.
Danish Prime Minister Hans Hedtoft, 62, died unexpectedly in Stockholm while attending the Nordic Council session. The Social Democratic party said H. G. Hansen will succeed him. Hedtoft, a two-decade leader, began his career after a tailoring family background and first took office in 1947.
Arab leaders meeting to end neutrality in Middle East defense aid debate. Egypt signals reversal, inviting Western military support to bolster a collective security pact while condemning Turkish Iraqi alliance and risking Arab League unity.
The Bessemer Lake Erie Railroad plans to stop service between Erie and Greenville. The Public Utility Commission authorized the move on twenty days notice because no passengers are transported over substantial portions of the route. The railroad operates daily in each direction except Sunday.
Las Vegas Nevada Associated Press reports the Atomic Energy Commission seeks travel orders stolen from the suitcase of an AEC radiation technician. Earle Hightower security chief Camp Mercury says the car window was broken after the group dined at the Silver Supper Cafe. Hoffman and two other AEC staff arrived to participate in tests next month. one travel-order envelope was found, the other missing along with a dummy set of orders.
Jurors total eight men and four women deliberated three hours, two of them yesterday, before convicting Falcone of the pistol slaying of Matthew M. Dan eer and his wife Mitre near Trinity Evangelical Church on October 3.
Bragg NC report notes Iris of M. Set William H Olson charged with collaborating with Chinese communities while prisoner in Korea. trial postponed from next Wednesday to February 14 with Olson ordered to undergo further psychiatric examination. Youngsville Pa native to plead at initial arraignment today.
President Eisenhower signed the Formosa defense joint resolution after the Senate approved it by 85 to 3, authorizing use of U S armed forces to defend Formosa and evacuate certain Nationalist troops. The measure empowers action against Red China and allows targeting bases on Quemoy and Matsu if vital to U S security. Eisenhower expressed gratitude for the near unanimous Congressional support and highlighted resolve to resist communism and support a possible U N peace effort.
Police Chief Harley Drake will testify as a principal witness as a grand jury begins hearings on burglary charges. The suspect, arrested in connection with the Miller Shop and Woolworth break ins, is serving a federal sentence for an earlier Guixens National Bank break in.
WABITINGTON president Whi tover departed for a weekend vacation in the Anguela National Colt Club at Augusta Georgia. He flew the Tobin personal plane, the Colin bite, shortly after slanting the fight Afeweemupt Formosa resolution at line White House.
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