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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1954

Page

6

Corry man jailed after grocery theft and drunken driving case

Union City police tracked a Bemis Bert Walker of Corry after he used a stolen grocery order, then faced arraignment on a drunken driving charge. Erie jail held him on $300 bond. A separate case saw an 18 year old Erie youth admit 14 assaults, and a wind sparked fires at Westlawn Cemetery. Police logged a hit and run misbelief near Titusville. Plans for a Franklin Oil City highway upgrade near Oil City call for a $2 million, eight mile four lane project. Erie County officers report 300 to 400 protests over gas bills after a recent rate increase. Large scale Pennsylvania Railroad layoffs hit Corry district, with six signalmen uprooted. Samuel Grant seeks Venango County state assembly seat. Fred Barr endorsed for Congress in the 23rd district.

Bert Walker R. D Corry Erie County Alderman Heisler Erie Walker Heisler Greene Township Franklin Oil City Pennsylvania ‘Highway Department Reno Pennsylvania Railroad Corry District Gates Street Samuel Grant State Assembly Venango County Fred C. Barr Tidioute Democrat

Oil City editor John O'Donnell dies at 83

John O'Donnell editor emeritus of the Derrick Publishing Co. and a leading Western Pennsylvania newspaperman died after an extended illness. He retired in October 1950 after 69 years in journalism. At retirement he served as editor and general manager of the Derrick and Blizzard newspapers published by the Derrick Publishing Co.

Oil City John O'Donnell Derrick Publishing Co Pennsylvania O'Donnell Derrick Blizzard

Ike Opposes Individual Tax Cuts Says White House

Washington The White House press briefing notes President Eisenhower still opposes any income tax cuts for individuals. Speaker Martin told reporters after the Republican leaders meeting that Eisenhower voiced no view on income tax cuts at the session. Pittsburgh A West Mifflin steelworker, George Lutz 65, was killed by an auto on Route 885 near Lebanon Church Road. Driver Francis E. Brewer 40 remained at the scene.

Asocine Washington Martin White House Eisenhower House Pittsburgh West Mifflin Lebanon Church Road George Lutz Homestead Hospital Francis E. Brewer

Nine Killed As Cog Rail Train Plunges In Pyrenees

In the French Pyrenees a cog rail train derailed while descending from a ski area near Toulouse. Nine people were killed and 14 injured as the train plunged about 1,500 feet into a ravine after brakes reportedly failed. Passengers were crushed or flung between rocks and wheels.

Py Asevumuenere Toulouse France French Pyrenees Luchon

Palmer uses badge to break up poker game

In Franklin, Ralph Palmer chief deputy sheriff joined a cafe poker game and tore it apart with a winning card. A player invited him in, and Palmer responded by using his badge to end the game.

Franklin, D Ralph Palmer Franklin Palmer

Radar checks slow Turnpike drivers agreeably

State Police on the Pennsylvania Turnpike use radar to monitor speeds and deter motorists. Captain Shafer notes signs warn drivers and many instantly slow down, praising the radar's psychological effect as remarkable. A separate item reports grocery owner Frank Hasper bragging about earning 48 cents during a robbery attempt when bandits fled after a fake stickup leaving a dollar.

Assoc Shoford Pennsylvania Turnpike Singleton Shafer Shafer Frank Hasper Hasper

Teen Fedor questioned in fatal shooting near Pittsburgh

Richard Fedor, 17, of Large, was ordered to appear at the Allegheny County detective’s office for questioning in the death of William G. Jones, 28, of Pittsburgh. Police say Fedor admitted firing a 32 caliber rifle thinking Jones was a fox during a crow-hunting trip in the same area.

Pittsburgh Richard Fedor Large Allegheny County William G. Jones George Boal Jefferson Borough Fedor Jones

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