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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1953
Page
6
The House debated a new law increasing the General State Authority borrowing from 235 to 830 million dollars after Gov. Fine signed it. Rep. Auker warned the constitutionality could be challenged in court as the measure passed 2080 to 19 with 100 in seats.
Ike's brother ended a 36 day fact finding tour of Latin America with a lengthy interview with Brazil's President Getulio Vargas. The U S President's brother was to depart by plane today for the United States. Observers said the 90 minute talk with Vargas likely covered Brazil's economic situation.
Nine thousand Pennsylvania doctors endorse Blue Shield as a voluntary nonprofit prepaid medical program. Patients present a Blue Shield Identification Card to doctors who report services for eligibility and Blue Shield pays promptly according to its liberal benefits schedule.
Gen Mark W. Clark returns from Tokyo to a city welcome with a civic luncheon speech hoped for by Mayor Elmar Robinson. The four star general and Mrs Clark arrive at 10 a.m. for their son's wedding in New Orleans and will depart Saturday. A ticker tape parade through the financial district follows a City Hall welcome.
The governor approves multiple laws affecting joint school districts, transportation costs, and director appointments. It authorizes validations of contracts, conventions within 300 miles of state borders, and vacancies filled for remaining terms. It allows handicapped class setups funded by local districts with state aid and requires bond posting for treasurers.
Actor Moyle star James Stewart is at his mother Mrs. Alexander Stewart bedside in Indiana Pa. He flew from Hollywood to be with her as she battles a heart ailment.
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