Tomato payments to National Grape Co-Operative members noted
An advance of eight dollars per ton on No 1 grade tomatoes and forty nine dollars per ton on No 2 grade tomatoes was announced by D M Moorhead president of National Grape Co-Operative Associa tion Inc This payment plus earlier harvest season payments brings total to forty four dollars per ton for 1954 No 1 grade tomatoes and twenty two dollars per ton for 1954 No 2 grade tomatoes The average return to members stood at thirty six dollars per ton Other local items include minor injuries at Corry Memorial Hospital two lawsuits upcoming court actions and the Erie police convention with various crime topics and a large amount of unrelated local news including a murder case and damages from a storm.
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National Grape Co-Operative Association, Inc
D. M. Moorhead
National
Welch Grape Juice Company, Inc
Corry Memorial Hospital
Margaret McKetta
John Mc Keen
Bear Lake
T. R. Sorenson
Richard Sorenson
Waterford
Pennsylvania Weekend Violence Toll Report
An Associated Press dispatch counts 14 deaths in Pennsylvania over the weekend. Six were killed on the highways, four drowned, and four died from other causes, detailing a deadly span across the state.
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Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Guardsmen Return From Firing Exercise Short Report
National Guard Company FY returned to Cor yesterday afternoon after a successful weekend at the Peninsula on the Coast Guard range. Company members left Saturday from Incl Armory, trained at the Peninsula all day and night, with Captain Robert E. B. Galbreath noting high morale and satisfaction with scores across rifle and other events.
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New of
National Guard Company
Cor
Coast Guard
Ene
Incl
Pennsula
Robert EB. Galbreath
Two-Car Crash Causes $150 In Damages On West Main Street
City police report a two car collision on West Main Street yesterday morning. George Floss 18, of 180 Johnson Street, drove west and hit a parked car operated by Raymond McCray 33, of KD 3 Corry. Damage to Floss’s vehicle estimated at 85 dollars, with McCray’s car at 50 dollars. Floss listed as at fault for driving out of lane.
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Thomas A. Read
Wright Street
Hugh O'Hare
Fast Smith Street
Corry
O Hare
Margaret Moore
East Street
O'Hare
Johnstown
Wjac-Tv
Read
West Main Street
George Floss
Johnson Street
Witty
Raymond McCray
McCray
Lily Lane
Trffic
Actress Anita Purdom Granted Temporary Alimony in Santa Monica
Anita Purdom received $950 a month in temporary alimony and child support from her actor-husband Engund Purdom, 28, in Santa Monica California. She also won custody of their two daughters Lilan, 2, and Mariana, 1, in the International Soundphoto report.
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Anita Purdom
Santa Monica
Calif
Engund Purdom
Lilan
Mariana
International Soundphoto
Showdown Vote Near on Income Tax Assue
Fragmented political debate centers on an income tax plan as Governor and lawmakers clash. Key figures including press aides and Republican leaders weigh prospects of final passage amid expected Senate-House stalemate. Tax vote outcome likely to shape state fiscal policy this week.
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Thomas Hislee Lehder
Baylor
Stile
Miles Horston
Op Smith Ar-Phite
House
Clelahd
Roberts
Allegheny County
Bothy
McGtellaned
Bil Sen Deut
Senate
Democratic
Dis
Barr
Hodges
Taylor
Talbott Faces Senate Probe Over Private Income
Washington report on Secretary of the Air Force Talbott under Senate scrutiny for earning about $50,000 a year from Mulligan & Co while holding public office. He kept ties with the firm after joining the government, saying he would not profit from contracts involving mainly government work. The hearings follow questions about a renewed RCA contract linked to his firm stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harold E .Talbott
Air Force Rames
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Talbot
Activies
Paul B
Mulligan
Jens
Air Force
McClellan
D-Ark
Talbott
Raulo Corp. of America
Sam Ewing
RCA
Mulligarr
Ewing
French assembly Approves 945 Billion Franc Budget
France's National Assembly approved a military budget of 945 billion francs about 2.13 billion dollars, marking an increase of roughly 30 billion francs over the previous year despite the end of Indochina fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
National Assembly
Indochina
Aldham Tree Foot Note Recalls Winter Route
A fragment mentions Aldham and a tree foot path and a second winter route. The readable bits suggest a local note about travel or local geography referencing Aldham, a hick, and a winter period. More context would clarify the event or personages involved.
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Aldham
Sport A squad cipated In Yesterday, pee Tae fire
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Immortal Ford Fi ball speaker to DiMay nett
Fragmentary OCR reads as a sports or meeting item with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention a speaker and some ball related terms, but details are too garbled to identify teams, outcomes, or locations.
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Joe
DiMaynett
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