Absenteeism on the Hill Affects Congress Amid Absences
The piece reports on Senate and House attendance patterns through July, noting high absences after August 7 threaten quorum and hinder legislation. It highlights members with perfect attendance, party leadership tactics, and projected impacts on farm price support votes and primary campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Washington
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Henry Dworshak
Idaho
New York
Connecticut
Ralph E. Flanders
R-Vi
Joseph R
McCarthy
R-Wis
Arkansas
Flanders
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Louisiana
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Alabama
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Laurie CG
Battle
D-Ala
Sparkman
Knowland
Congressional
Citizens urge welcome of Corry Instrument Co to Washington Street School locale
Taxpayers and local residents in the vicinity of the Washington Street School appeal to the Corry Instrument Company partners. They acknowledge past turmoil and stress the need for secure employment and community stability. They advocate prudent business placement to avoid disruption to jobs and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Corry Instrument Company
Gerry
Hig
Ann
Honei
Cory Toutnament Company
Jista
VaeLr Partiel
Jon
Laou
Malety
How Smart Are You Daily Current Events Quiz
A scrambled quiz asks about Senate foreign relations chairmen, reserve service, railroad employment, wheat exporters, stock ownership, Latin American oil, and a tax evasion figure. It includes a Corry Pennsylvania town notice about Home Owners and Taxpayers in the Third Ward and a Civil War note on Wilmer McLean’s properties near Bull Run and Appomattox Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seruli
U.S
Canada
U. S
Latin America
Argentina
Breail
Cuba
Mexico
Venezuela
Joseph D. Nupan
Internal Revenue
Third Ward
Corry
Wilmer McLean
Bull Run
Appomattox Court House
Penn Tron and Metal Co In Contempt of Court
The Penn Tron and Metal Co was adjudged in contempt for confining a nuisance by its operations. Owners Morris Olgin and Joseph Rosenberg to be sentenced after defying a May 1953 order amended in September. Judge Laub warned continued conduct could shut the yard down and noted failure to pay costs. George H. Chubb, 74, noted horse trainer and AA judge, died yesterday. funeral tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Penn Tron and Metal Co
Burton R. Laub
Morris Olgin
Joseph Rosenberg
Eentirely
Laub
Atere
Pittsburgh
George H. Chubb
American Horse Association
Chubb
England
Barn Burns With Loss Of $12,000
Fire destroyed a large barn on the Jack Smith farm on South Dayton Road near Fredonia. Loss estimated at 10 to 12 thousand dollars, partially insured, with water supply scarce as Conewango Creek ran low. Firemen relayed two booster tanks from Hamlet two and a half miles away to fight the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Barton Ingersoll
Hay Fire Near Sinclairville Sparks Drought Prices
The article notes July rainfall and a small rain five days later. A 72 by 6 foot building held 1,000 bales of freshly cut hay. Belts weighed 50 to 60 pounds. Hay price is rising due to drought, at 25 to 30 dollars per ton. Mr Smith stated hay near electric wiring. Mr. Smith and his wife were en route to Sinclairville when Mrs Albert Abbey saw the fire at 102 m and called firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll
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Corry Evening Journal Arenue
Dos Sample
National Advertising
Recesecaiatis Bottinelli-Stmball
Lexington Avenue
Newark
Munson ‘Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Weightman
Philadelphia
The
Associated Press
AP News
Glen Miller
Miller
H. M. Reith Company
Hie A. ©. Murphy Co
Sheneh
Frank Wilens
State Armory
Shady Avenue
the Bannery
James Preston
East South Street
Corry Hospital
Greater Tokyo
Port Orion
Dacron
Voice of the People
Aero
Ajax
Raymonds
Agia OT
Stahl
Pyeeleaahee
Venient
the National Bank
Ember Pederal
Muranes Corporation
Reece Ass Pia
Cerne Ma
Thomas Motors
Rove
Firestone Champions
Uitewallts
Tad
America
Tee
Yon
Barney's Firestone Store
Canter Street
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