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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1953
Page
4
Corry and surrounding areas recover from a severe wind, electrical, and rain storm that caused extensive property damage and halted activity for hours. The Corry High School class of 1939 graduated before a full auditorium as Rev. William Hall announces his final pulpit appearance.
The Uniform Federal Grazing Lands bill faces House hearings and would extend Bureau of Land Management rules to Forest Service grazing districts. It would allow permit transfers and cover about 180 million acres in ten western states, drawing support and opposition from livestock groups and publishers noting potential changes to public land use.
Taylor Taylor, 14, formerly of Ridgway and a former resident of this community, died at DeGratt Memorial Hospital after a gunshot wound to the stomach. She was admitted about 9:30 p.m. May 23 and survived two days before undergoing surgery. Her mother and father cared for her at the hospital while investigators determined the injury was accidental as she attempted to unload a 12 gauge shotgun.
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Nairobi Kenya The Kenya government declares outlaw status for the Kenya African Union the colony's main nationalist organization amid the campaign against Ma Maui terrorists as part of a broader security push.
Local 18 union members across operators plasterers and cement masons vote to accept a wage proposal from the Jamestown Builders Exchange and return to work after a two week strike. Picket lines will be drawn and talks with the exchange continue to finalize rates for cement finishers and plasterers. A meeting with International Hod Curlers Building and Construction Laborers Union Local 600 is planned for Monday afternoon.
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