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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1954
Page
6
Fred G Beckenbach vice president of Youngsville National Bank announces retirement. He joined the bank in 1906 as assistant cashier, became cashier when it changed name, and was elected vice president in January 194? He is a lifelong Youngsville resident.
Two veteran Democratic senators John L. McClellan of Arkansas and Allen J. Blender of Louisiana seek renomination in three-state primaries. Oklahoma holds a governor nomination runoff between William O. Coe and Raymond Gary. Texas county committees canvass last Saturday's returns. governor race may force a runoff among Gay, Shivers, and Yarborough. Matches for making fire were first made soon after 1830.
In Pittsburgh Martin Xoner, 89, and Michael J. Bulsak, 40, were freed on $15,000 bonds each after federal judge Joseph P. Willson ruled insufficient evidence to hold them for trial in the $23,000 Mercy Hospital payroll robbery dated June 4. William Malunney, 41, remains jailed on bond. John Jonis, 46, pleaded guilty and seeks testimony at the upcoming trial.
C D Palmer, president of the Pittsburgh Railways Co., reported a $241,813 loss for the first half of 1954 and said the firm will economize. After a five week bus and trolley operator strike last spring the company rejected a fare increase and will reexamine the situation depending on traffic. Scientists estimate more than 100,000 fungal species exist.
Harriet A. Ellett, about 65, of New Castle Pennsylvania, drowned when her car rolled over a high bank into 25 feet of Ohio River water after a minor collision with Artie Davis of Middleport. Davis said his horn blast and brake application preceded the crash.
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