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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1955

Page

3

Hat maker confronts Senate over bribe allegations and restitution

Chicago hat maker Harry Lee testified again before a Senate subcommittee denying bribery charges and producing a $5,089.38 restitution check as evidence of good faith. He faced questions about alleged bribes, his ties to former government worker Mrs. Mella Hart, and a 1951 contract for 16946 garrison caps at 21 cents each.

Associated Press Washington Chicago Harry Lee Senate Subcommittee Leo Mella Hart Armed Services Lev Leon M. Levy New York Hval Ley Hort McClellan D-Ark Investigation Subcommittee

Raymond Foremen Elect New Officers at Haymona Plant

Twenty members of the Haymona Mfg. Co. Foremen's Club met for their annual election and business meeting. Officers named for the coming year are Joseph Piteavage president Clyde McCray vice president Alan Dimmick secretary and E G Crapser Jr treasurer. Arthur Laurell spoke on Supervisor-Employee Relations. A light lunch was served by Glenn Bill Betts.

Haymona Mfg. Co Busi~ness Joseph Piteavage Clyde McCray Alan Dimmick E. G. Crapser Jr Arthur Laurell The Aero Supply, Inc Glenn Bill) Betts

Bill Okayed to Hire Truck Weight Limits

Legislature debates tax and refund on fuel for farm machinery. Conferees to meet next week over whether farmers get 50 or 100 percent gasoline tax refunds. Welfare secretary cites inhumane conditions at Laurelton State Village. Republican officials resign from the all Republican board of trustees. Governor's reorganization plan advances with House and Senate approval. House moves Planning Board to independent status. Senate backs a governor controlled 12 member reform commission. Senate recesses. House schedules three day session this week.

Rep. Smith House Senate Harry Shapiro Laurelton State Village all-Republican Board of Trustees Shapiro State Planning Board Commerce Department

Commuter Jumps From Moving Train After Sleepover

Commuter David Kennedy thirty three of Indian Lake awoke on a Lackawan na Railroad train and slept past his stop. He leaped from the moving car at the station, struck his head, and was hospitalized with concussion and shock but listed in good condition.

Denville N. J David Kennedy Indian Lake

Colorful Parade Promises Centerpiece Of Spartansburg Centennial

Spartansburg plans a centennial parade featuring ox carts, Davey Crockett costumes, backwoodsmen entries, and diverse groups. Miss Bates and Lawrener Scouten will participate along with music, floats, horse drawn entries, and early era costumes. Prizes will honor groups of four or more, with public open to join the procession later this month. In other news Thomas P. Coleman of Pittsburgh is named head of Sigma Delta Chi Tri State chapter at a dinner, succeeding as temporary president since last March.

Spartansburg Davey Crockett Miss Bates Lawrener Scouten Spartinsburg Pittsburgh Thomas P. Coleman Associated Press Tri-State Sigma Delt Chi Coleman

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