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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1953
Page
4
Witnesses refuse to answer past Communist affiliation questions claiming self incrimination, arguing rights must be asserted early. The piece notes the legal limits of such bargains and the risk of contempt of Congress if a witness admits past membership but refuses related questions.
A quiz asks ten questions on politics history science weather and culture. It hints at answers to test memory and improve recall with a note to turn to the Classified Page for answers. The text includes garbled phrases and references to a committee witness and Communism.
In a July 10 report, E. A. Williams and M. Leo Mulderick announced plans to seek reelection to municipal posts. A horse bolt incident unfolded near West Columbus Avenue as residents noted garden work was disrupted. The Hotel Cory completed a neon sign at Smith and Center streets guiding visitors to local hospitality.
Albert Young Jr. aged eight from the city hooks a 36 inch muskellings amid a scene where older anglers had chased the same feat for days. In a separate game at Athletic Field the Corry Merchants rallied from 7-2 to beat the Kane Independents 12-1 after eight innings. A historical note explains early oil gushers were once celebrated but now mismanaged wells bring disgrace.
The CIO union and two glass firms reach a wage deal affecting about 22 000 workers. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co and Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co grant production staff a one cent hourly incentive raise, maintenance workers eight cents. total increase to production staff equals five cents this year. Affects Pittsburgh Plate Glass plants at Ford City and Creighton.
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