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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1954

Page

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McCarthy Okays Use Of Phone Calls In Hearings

In a private conference with Army counsel Welch, Senator McCarthy agreed monitored telephone calls between Army officials and senators including McCarthy should enter the public record. The pact aims to restrict disclosure to administration calls and exclude aides such as Cohn and Carr.

Washington Len McCarthy McCarthy Army Army McCarthy Josephy N. Welch Pentagon Welch Administration Foy M. Cohn Brancis P. Carr Welch-McCarthy Len~ Agymington D-Mo Mundt R-Sd Chatrmas Symington Mo~Carthy Stevpns Earler Stevens Europe Head

Corry High School Alumni Dinner Honors 50th Class

The 50 year class of 1904 led the Corry High School Alumni Association meeting last evening with high attendance. Highlights included awards, fund balances, and plans for next year at the new Corry Area High School. Officers, trustees, and honored guests were announced, with a turkey dinner served by the A W Erickson Mobile Kitchen.

Corry High School Alumni Association Roger T. Brackey Greenfield Mass Jérome Pier Jewell F. G. Whiteley Carl Sullivan A. W. Erickson Titusville Howard Stull Rasselad Brown Robert Desmond Jon Davison L. M. Dougjug Corry Area Lena Cohen Ethel Matthews Virgil Curtis Curtis Gin Ayer Myers Desmond Keppel Tiffany Florence Holden Grice William Gumbleton Mildred Denton Orr Miss Matthews Sidney B. Elston Arthur Lite Vernon Middaugh Fredonia Lena Qohen Belle Sessions Brooks Lawrence Hosier Dolores Hosier Miss Cohen Curtis Fund Judith Dwyer HL Lynn Rice Gene Perkins

Ike housing program sails through Senate vote in 66 16 margin

Eisenhower’s housing bill gains Senate approval with 66 votes to 16 as key provisions win public housing support, insured credit for buyers, stronger slum clearance, and longer loan terms under FHA. The measure calls for 35,000 new public housing units annually and shifts in down payments and repayment periods, while House compromise talks begin.

Associated Press Washington Eisenhower Senate Senate House House Copehart Senate Banking Committee Senate House Conference Committee Federal Housing Administration Hisenhower

Robbery Try Foiled At Local Service Station

A young unidentified Black man attempted a robbery at the Emblem Oil Service Station on East Columbus Avenue but was thwarted by co operator Jack Armitage and Robert Maedie. They wrestled a foreign made pistol from the suspect as the man fled after fueling a car with Florida plates. The weapon and car number were later reported to police.

East Colui Jack Armitage Robert Muedje Hla Qato Armitage Maedie

Indochina Peace Talks Step Toward Break Deadlock

Geneva reports say the Indochina peace conference held its 16th secret session and planned a semi public debate for Tuesday. Western delegates criticized Communist propaganda while high level military reps discussed assembly zones for post cease fire regrouping. Pham Van Dong of Vietminh reportedly attacked France, drawing Bidault to promise a response.

Associated Press Geneva Indochina Phim van Dong Vietminh van Dong Frece Georges Bidault Seasion

New Manager Named for County Infirmary

Erie County Common Council approved five resolutions ending a long probe into alleged mismanagement at the Erie County Infirmary. Dr. J. K. Tuncebill, 72, was dismissed as superintendent. Arthur Brueckswan of Fairview named successor at 4500 salary. A medical director post was created and Dr. Tannehill appointed to it with a salary set.

Erie — County Erie County Infirmary 3. K. Tuncebill Tannehill Arthur Brueckswan Fairview

Rain Total Reaches 1.28 Inches In City This Week

Weather observer George Mulderick reports 1.28 inches of rain this week with a 9:30 AM shower and additional .73 inches recorded on Wednesday and Thursday. Forecast calls for further showers, turning cloudy and cool tomorrow. Afternoon high around 7 and overnight low near 5.

George Mulderick Tomselit White Tomorraye

Chieftain John J Lewis orders 4300 coal diggers back to work

Chieftain John J Lewis directed about 4300 workers on the Lehigh Navigation Canal Co project to resume digging promptly. The workforce, idle for a full month, remains unreconciled with the demand and an immediate restart is pressured by authorities.

John J. Lewis Hen Lehigh Mavigation Canal Co. PLC Hile

Trial continues for four Puerto Ricans

In Washington the four Puerto Rican independence activists faced ongoing proceedings as witnesses, including a door keeper and a congressman who aided in their capture. The trial before U.S. District Judge Alexander Holtzoff opened amid a seven-man, five-woman jury, with Rep Kenneth A. Roberts among the wounded lawmakers present.

Tress Washington House of Representatives Alexander Holtzoff Kenneth A Roberts D— Ala Stardhest

No-Bar Club Horse Show Promises Full Weekend Event

The 11th annual No-Bar Riding Club horse show will be Sunday at the club grounds near Columbus intersection. Grand entry starts at noon with rounds of English and Western events, cash prizes, ribbons, and trophies. An evening program at 7 includes innovations such as a prize Shetland pony and a goat roping contest.

No-Bar Riding Club Ab Columbus Corry-Jamestown Erie Pony ‘Association

Met Rejects 100000 Bequest From Composer

New York The Metropolitan Opera refused a 100000 bequest from an amateur composer, citing that its artistic integrity is not for sale. The donor, MeNwir Tigentrita, a Philadelphia real estate magnate, died in April 1953. The Met says the scores did not meet its standards, but will still accept the funds under policy.

Preet New York Metropolitan Opera MeNwir Tigentrita Piladelphia Real Extate Min Phedre Met Tte Musical Star Ugentfrite Alfield

Man confesses burying missing carhop body in inlet

Police chief Val Russell quoted 29 year old Marvin G Boyd of Lebanon Pa admitting he buried Shirley Fields, a missing carhop identified as Mrs Shirley Taylor Lewis, in a Pacific Ocean inlet near Dana Point California after driving from Mexicali. He also described disposing of other bodies including Virginia Cloxbeck and Jeanette Harris, and claimed to have lied about admissions earlier. He faced a polygraph challenge as officers pursued further details from newsmen.

Ebanan Pacific Ocean Inlet Prenn Man Buren Ark Val Russell Snd California Pacific Ocean San DloKo Marvin G Boyd Lebanon Fort Smith Ameri Can Rosselauld Roussell Boyd Les EX Centre Oalif Shirley Fields Paul M. Wheeler T Conieo Wheeler Pacific Ooen Inlet Dana Point San Diego Mexicali Mexico AL Phoenix Aris Gilbert Brady AL Centro Bhirley Taylor Lewis Brady L. B. Shelton Nept Phoenix Fields Mexical Russell Ia Cloxbeck San Francisco Rungell Miss Gosbeck Rorner Jeanette Harris Harrisburg Boulder Canyon Boulder Colo Wny Medeiksoris Hissel Newamen Feuswell Ma Tng Elter

Bodies Found In Mine Pool Near Washington PA

Volunteer responders recovered two young boys from a muddy pool in an abandoned mine near Washington. Deputy Coroner William E. Speak said Jamon Hows, 12, of Washington, and Bruce Spow, 11, from nearby Histon, drowned while wading in a shallow area and stepping into deeper water.

Washington Giremen William E. Speakmatt Jamon Hows B.D Bruce Spow Histon Borakinai

Milk Plant at Bear Lake Starts Modern Operation

The Bear Lake plant of Rose Lake Dairies, Grand View Dairies of Brooklyn NC, is now operational after a $260000 revamp. A crew of 24 processes cream and condensed milk for butter, other products, and later powdered milk, serving 218 local farms and the Akeley plant area.

Bear Lake Rose Lake Dairies Grand View Dairies Brooklyn N. C A. Brooks New York State Bear Lake District Akeley Wargen

Seventeen Complete Selling Course Certificates Awarded

Certificates attesting to completion of a special selling course in Corry were awarded to twenty six local business employees. The program run by the University of Pittsburgh adult education extension division, under John T. Backett from Meadville, aimed to improve selling techniques with distributive education instruction. The Corry Chamber of Commerce and the local school district sponsored the event. Ridney T. Parnes attended as field supervisor from the university.

Jocal Busi Roball Welling University ‘of Pittsburgh John ‘T. Backett Meadville Racketh Pittburgh Corry

Two Thugs Seize $22,990 Payroll in Pittsburgh

A bank messenger, Jomph Bondi of Washington Trust Co., was attacked near Mercy Hospital as two armed men seized a payroll valued at $22,990. A hospital employee attempted to intervene but parking chaos and hurried escape prevented pursuit. Police noted no hospital patients were harmed.

Pittsburgh Mercy Hospital Jomph Bondi Washington Trust Co Barudita Poligeiman Sam Jones

Vietminh Overrun Village Near Hanoi in Seven-Hour Battle

Vietminh forces attacked a Vietnamese position 75 miles southeast of Hanoi, storming a hamlet near Butch after heavy artillery and mortar exchanges. About 3,000 rebels, three battalions, faced roughly 1,000 Viet Nam troops, leaving one Vietnamese soldier as a survivor of seven hours of intense fighting. French high command confirmed the engagement and casualties on both sides.

Hanoi Indochina High Command Butch

Rioting Flares In Japanese Diet Disrupts Yoshida Tour

Chaos erupted in the Japanese Diet as lawmakers clashed over a police bill, prompting the involvement of about 2000 Tokyo police. Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida faced a postponement of his world tour as the session failed to approve the administration measure.

Tokyo Shigeru Yoshida Yoshida Diet United States Japan

Laniel names new Indochina military chief in crisis

Paris reports Premier Laniel reshapes Indochina leadership naming Gen Paul Wy as both military and political head. The move pairs military control with governance to bolster defenses amid Vietminh threats around Hanoi. Edouard Frederic-Dupont named minister for Associated States of Indochina.

Paul Ely Indochina Associated Free PARIA France Paul Wy Armed Forces Indo Shina Dien Bien Phu Bly Red River Hanoi Lanler Edouard Fréderic-Dupont Frederic Dupont Marc Tucquet Funior Ikte Jean de Lettre de Tussigny Delta

Harrisburg Woman Murder Indictments Hit Two Men

Dauphin County grand jury returned true bills of indictment for murder against Richard Eichelberger and Sam Huffman in the death of Albert H. Richards 48 found in his Paxtang apartment. Coroner’s report cites a wound and a heavy instrument as the cause with a wooden stool as the suspected weapon. Richards, a state employee and hospital orderly, was from Everett Bedford County and had moved to Harrisburg from Greencastle Franklin County. It was unclear if the case would proceed in the June criminal court session.

Ay Amociniea Ftes Harrisburg Dauphin County Grand Jury Albert H. Richards Richard Eichelberger Sam Huffman Richards Paxtang Everett Bedford County Herrisburg Greencaatié Franklin County Criminal Court Yin Sealon

Kefauver Demands Congress Be Told Of US Plans

Senator Kefauver pressed that Congress and the public be informed of Washington’s Indochina policy as Dulles opened a foreign aid request before the Senate. Secret talks among five powers on measures against communism in Southeast Asia opened without announced results.

Kefauver Congress U. S Washington Dulles Senate Ukely Indochina Wiley G-Wis Senate Foreign Relations Committee House Foreign Affairs Committee Billys Mombere Jamen A. van Fleet van Fleet Usaton Japan Korea Yormona Eisenhower China Kessuger Tenn United States Great Britain France Australis New Zealand Yeaterday Mesaures Bouitheast Asia

Girl Victim of Rare Disease Gets Diploma

Betty Sheaffer, a two year old afflicted with a bone calcium storage disorder, received her high school diploma at Brone Township High School. Despite over 100 fractures and wheel chair use, she learned to operate a typewriter and attended classes at home before the township school arranged twice weekly tutoring.

Amocimes Pittsburgh Betty Sheaffer Betty Brone Township Aidatod Beacher Bho

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