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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1954
Page
2
New York metalworking weekly Tron Age reports steel price increases will lift the steel bill for U S manufacturers by about 225 million dollars annually. The wage settlement in steel follows the price boost, creating pressure on firms to decide whether to raise prices or absorb costs in a highly competitive market.
State Republican leaders scrambled to replace Robert R Titus as finance chairman after Titus withdrew. Gubernatorial candidate Lloyd Wood turned down the post for personal reasons, leaving a Philadelphia meeting to name a replacement and sparking talks with Philip T Sharples and others in Reading and Lancaster. Only one in four British households owns a refrigerator.
Ralph Campbell of Union City filed a $1 005 damages suit in county court against Fabian Nebensahl of Brooklyn arising from a August 28 1953 traffic accident on Route 5 seven miles west of Union City. Campbell alleges Nebensahl was negligent and his car was driven by Campbell’s wife Mary.
Admission entries include Mrs. Etella Carroll Columbus and several residents with addresses on Frederick and Pleasant streets and others. Discharges note Mrs. Henry Harmelink Sherman and Archie Tate and daughters from West Smith street. Erie reports death of Robert Heiden and various civic items including tax investigator appointment for Crawford County and a cottage hill picnic.
Mrs. Rosenberg heard a car leave and found the front door open as the child went missing. Whitman noted the body showed signs of rape. Bloodhounds traced the site. Roberts, a Baltimore lawyer from Dunalk, associated with Roberts Gilbert and Rocklin since 1950, had a long career in Maryland with a brief Pittsburgh period linked to a labor union.
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