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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1954
Page
6
A white dog found dead near North Center Street and Irving Street is owned by Frank Graft. Police said the pet was likely hit by a car during a snowstorm around 10 p.m. Local officials warn dogs must be licensed and not roam free.
The Puerto Rican Legislature adopted a resolution condemning the shooting of five congressmen in the U S House. The Popular and Statehood parties supported the measure, backing continued association with the United States while the Independence party abstained on the balloting.
Brother Willard of St Barnabas spoke at the Corry Territorial Association meeting about the home’s work aiding indigent people of all races and denominations. He noted 28 years with the institution serving 1 685 men and boys from diverse backgrounds and revealed admission requires no funds. The group plans a June 7 visit to the home with wives and families and donated $15. A leadership training report by Registrar Bradley Lines said 43 had enrolled.
The French Army says Luong Kiet in the Red River Delta was wiped off the map as an ambush nest used by Vietminh forces. French troops with knives and hatchets destroyed bamboo huts and wreckage. In related actions the French killed 20 Vietminh and captured 24 in minor mopups.
A request is sent to the Jerry Chamber of Commerce urging local retail outlets to close from 12 noon to 3 p m on Good Friday during special church services.
A severe blizzard left 13 dead as a foot of snow and soggy conditions knocked out power and phone service. The storm halted air travel, closed hundreds of schools, and caused drifts and travel disruption from Wyoming to Minnesota.
A group of publicans planned to urge William E. Livengood Jr. to run for governor as the GOP nominee against Lt. Gov. Lloyd H. Wood. Spokesman Jom E. Martz said he would contact Livengood by phone or telegraph. Livengood, vacationing in Florida, has four terms in office and filed for a fifth term, opposing Butler slate candidate Gaynelle Dixon.
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