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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1953
Page
4
The item presents a historical newspaper masthead for the RR Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania, listing publisher Arthur Colegrove managing editor George Sample and advertising representative Bottinelli Kimball. It also notes AP news rights, mailing details, pricing, and display advertising deadline information.
The article traces the American Civil Liberties Union role in clashes over loyalty during inquiries led by McCarthy allies and House Un-American Activities. It notes ACLU defenses of rights for Dr. Matthews and its own governance rules, including past resolutions and board actions. It also mentions the ACLU’s involvement in church and civil rights cases and its ongoing legal support for various groups.
Andrew Paulson named first vice president of the Firemen's Association at Connelly Lake convention. Mrs. William M. Houghton sails to New York City for a Gold Star Mother Pilgrimage to battlefields and cemeteries abroad. Frank J. Tillie resigns Republican registration in Third Ward. Mrs. Walter H. Gis becomes registrar. Maude Weber suffers a broken arm in a fall. Coletta Allene Bennett engaged to Dr. Edgar James Deissler. wedding planned for late summer. Mrs. Margaret D. Haight dies at Hatch Home at age 97. longtime city resident of 68 years.
Lyle Strana, chair of the Spartansburg Co op Members Committee, says the GLI focal annual meeting will be July 30 at 8 20 p m in the Grange Hall Spartansburg. Two Members Committee seats will be filled to replace Philip Northrup and Andrew Boythe terms expiring. Other committee members include Lyle Stranahan Clarence Nichols Floyd Brown and Milton Bloom Hale. Donald Cady is local store manager. Reports on GLI operations over the past year will be given. Entertainment prizes and refreshments planned.
Connellsville Pa Casey Bowers fears his handicapped daughter Emma may have been abducted after she went missing Wednesday. More than 200 volunteers combed a wooded area near her home southeast of Connellsville as the two year old girl, dressed only in bloomers, who is partially deaf and a mute, remains missing.
ERIE A New Castle man facing manslaughter charges in Cleveland was sentenced to 90 days in Erie County Prison by President Judge Elmer J Evans after pleading guilty to driving a motor vehicle while suspended. William K Newland 38 was arrested here after being charged with manslaughter in Cleveland for an auto crash that killed a husband and wife and injured their 1 year old son. Judge Evans also handled two other guilty pleas in drunk driving cases Oscar Oberdick 57 Erie received one day in county prison plus a $100 fine and costs Louise B Sweda R D 1 Fairview and Westfield were fined $100 and costs.
Senate and House conferees have agreed to dissolve the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and create a Small Business Administration with lending power of 275 million dollars. RFC would lose its loan authority 60 days after the bill becomes law, and would continue liquidation until next June 30. The bill awaits final approval by the Senate, House, and the President. The kumquat is the smallest citrus fruit.
A quirky quiz offers ten questions with scoring based on correct answers. It claims memory can improve with practice and notes to turn to the Classified Page for answers. The questions cover topics from twin births and blue sky laws to vocabulary and historical trivia.
Pittsburgh report says a new federal judge and U S attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania were sworn in today in a flower-filled courtroom crowded with family and friends. The judge is Joseph J Willson of Smethport McKean County, a longtime friend of Senator James Dutt. The U S attorney is John Mellvaine of Washington, Pa. Willson succeeds the late
Judge Owen Burns took the oath from Chief Judge John Biggs of the U S Court of Appeals for the Circuit, with Chief Judge Wallace Gourley of the Western District presiding this ceremony. McVaine succeeds Edward C. Boyle.
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