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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1954

Page

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Puerto Rico Nationalists Routed. Albizu Campos Captured

San Juan police captured Pedro Albizu Campos 62, head of the Nationalist party, after gunfire during an island wide roundup targeting about three dozen independence activists. A raid on Campos apartment set it afire. a woman named Doris Torresola was also tied to warrants. The operation, unrelated to a Washington shooting, aimed to arrest 38 Nationalists, with several shots fired and no initial injuries reported.

Associated Presa San Juan Puerto Rico Pedro Albizu Campos Nationalist Party Campos Sim Bidlance Doris Tor~ Reiol Washington U. S Miss ‘Torresola Tay Griselle "Torresola Truman Albizu Campos Salvador Roig Roig House of Representatives Uet

Storm Over In Corry District Ends After Snow Rush

Corry district clears after three days of heavy snowfall. From Thursday through today 19 inches fell locally with ground depth reaching 10 inches. Moisture content in the snow measured .69 inches by Weather Observer George Mulder. City streets remain poor, plowed areas limited. main highways fair, rural drifts deep. Tonight fair with warmer temps anticipated. Low 13 degrees last night, high 24 yesterday.

Vonmameres Corry George Mulderjek Weather Bureau

Jobless Pay Surges in Pennsylvania in February 1951

Auditor General Weldon B. Heyburn reported that unemployment compensation payments in Pennsylvania last month totaled 14.98 million dollars, more than double February 1950 and four times February 1951. The state issued 776 thousand checks versus 958 thousand a year earlier, signaling rising unemployment despite the higher payments.

Associated Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Weldon B. Heyburn Tolal Inevease State Employment Security Bureau

Probing foul play in death at Meadville home

Mrs. Gilbert Gongaware, 42, of South Mendvilie fed yesterday, found by her 5 year old son in the basement of the farm home about 10 30 am. A pistol wound to the head and a 38 caliber revolver in her hand led to an intensive investigation. Her father in law Jerry Gongaware, about 72, wounded himself recently and is being questioned as the last person to see her alive. An autopsy was performed and results will take days. The boy had been on a shopping trip with his father.

Meadville Gilbert Gongaware South Mendvilie Frederick H. Mackinhoupt Crawford County Gongaware Gilbert

Stevenson Plans Major Speech Against Eisenhower Policies

Adlai E. Stevenson, former Illinois governor and 1982 Democratic presidential nominee, aligns with President Eisenhower on Army loyalty while prepared to attack Eisenhower’s domestic and foreign policy. He will outline stark contrasts at a southeastern rally amid talks on congressional control. Stevenson dismisses McCarthy’s claims on subversives and vows a frontal critique of Eisenhower’s leadership. He plans to discuss strained ties with McCarthy and the Army coddling issue. Concurrently, polio vaccine distribution starts with medical staff ready to vaccinate children in Clinton, Genesee, Mercer and McKean counties as part of a national program.

Army Congress Associated Press Miami Beach Adlai E. Stevenson Isenhower Divenhower Stevenson Compnion Illinois Ser McCarthy Rwik Wisconsin Pater Eisenhower Hisenhower Orvices Harrisburg Clinton Genie Mercer McKean Russell B. Teague

Babson Discusses Health And Independence In Florida Column

Babson writes from Babson Park Florida about how employment and worry relief affect performance. He notes personal illness limited work yet emphasizes financial independence over job dependence. The piece argues freedom to move aids mental and physical well being.

Roger W. Badson Babson Park Florida

Cory Boys Escape Death As Train Brushing Car

Two Cory youths escaped death when a westbound passenger train brushed their car near Lavell's Station Crossing. Franke Cowles, 18, and Richard Woolstrim, 16, were traveling Route 89 toward Lovell's Station when the car collided with the locomotive rear bumper. Vehicle damage estimated at 60 dollars. police indicated investigation continues and steps may follow with train crew not yet interviewed.

Cory Beng West Shilth Street Range's Corners Lovell's Station Cowles Ray Cowles and Woolstram

Man posed as professor to teach physics under another name

In Hempstead New York Marvin Hewitt aged 40 revealed he had been teaching high level physics under the name Dr Kenneth P. Yates for a year at the University of New Hampshire in Durham. Hewitt says he wants a real professorship but cites family obligations. Authorities confirmed the identity switch and noted Hewitt impressed colleagues as a bright physicist. Police investigate mysterious death of Arthur Wray near Girard Route 20 after his car wreck. Two men seen fleeing scene are being sought.

Prew Stillike Durham Kenneth P. Yates Crystal Lakes Tilane Uotea Robert F. Chandler J. Nn Chicago Chandler Hewitt’ Beach Deatie Girard Girard Sue Route 20 Arthur Wray Whiese Wray

Democrats Battle In House Over Stock Dividend Tax Cut

Democrats ready an all out House fight to defeat a tax cut on stock dividends. The measure would boost exemptions and reduce revenue by about 2.4 billion dollars annually, affecting millions of taxpayers including low income households. The party remains split on floor strategy as leaders move to block the bill.

Dems Bodhy Miley Anita Rome

City issues new tax notices with carbon forms for taxpayers

Tax notices arrive to about 3,200 taxpayers in the city using new carbon form bills. The assessor’s office explains the format lists land and building assessments together, with totals and penalties. Treasur­er Carl Smith urges bringing notices to the Municipal Building when paying taxes and notes a two percent penalty after April 40th.

Rensuret Carl Smith Poptln Levy

Red Cross Drive Progress Report in Rural Areas

The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross reports progress toward the annual drive despite bad weather delaying canvassing. The goal is 8540 dollars with many donors and early returns showing completion near the target. The advance division is nearly finished with only a few follow-up letters left.

Wnion Ihe Corry Red Crows George Orcutt Maar Orcutt

Aiken Urges Adoption of Ike’s Farm Program

Aiken, a key member of the Agriculture Committee, says Congress must adopt the Eisenhower farm program as a whole or risk losing its value. He supports the plan but opposes major modifications urged by some members of Congress in a recent interview.

Aiken Ike Washington Cnarrpen A Arvicult Congress

Carroll Kearns to Speak at Chamber Meeting April 22

Rep. Carroll D B Kearns, congressman from the Erle Crawford Mercer county district, agreed by telegram to be the keynote speaker at the annual chamber meeting set for April 22. Kravis recently announced his GOP primary candidacy. The meeting will include annual activity reports and the introduction of five new directors, with organizational plans discussed in March.

Carroll Kearns Caproll Erle - Crawford Mercer County Joes Chamber of Commerce Wiesen~ Juvedt Kravis GOP Inter

Politician Accused of Profiting From Races in Probe

In a Moreland Act Commission hearing, D Mallory Stephens testified about stock dealings tied to horse racing interests. He described purchases of New York and Yankey Raceway shares, some held via brokers, and later profits totaling tens of thousands amid his roles in the state government and GOP leadership. The remarks form part of broader scrutiny into race track financial arrangements and conflicts of interest.

Associated Prex York D. Mallory Putnam County Stephens Thomas B. Dewy Nuwkwa Wall Street Leo P. Dorsey Dorney Pete Wlonk

Car Fatality Kills Plumber Howard Lewis in Pittsburgh

An auto struck and killed 60 year old plumber Howard J Lewis as he attempted to cross Ghatean Street in the Beechwood district of Pittsburgh. The incident occurred today as traffic moved through the area.

Pittsburgh Howard J Lewis Ghatean Street Beechjuiow Diserier

New Corry firm to unveil Bird-A-Clok at New York Toy Show

Hubert Vaughn and Camden Ruttner of the Corry Instrument Company will debut the Bird-A-Clok Kit at the Annual Spring Toy Fair in New York Hotels. The wooden clock kit uses hard maple parts and a cable and weight power system to run for 34 hours, with accuracy within a fraction of a second over 24 hours.

New York City Hubert, 8 Vaughn Camden C. Ruttner Corry Instrument Company General Electris Ruffner New Yorker

Banker Charged With Longstanding Bank Shortage

Philadelphia area banker J Marold Wolfe, 57, arrested on a warrant alleging he purloined and abstracted funds from Telford National Bank and made false entries. FBI says thefts date back nearly 35 years totaling about $148,000 in losses.

Phia Wellphia Sne FBI J. Marold Wolfe Telford National Bank

Stevens aide resigning rumor proves unfounded

Washington reports a top aide to Secretary of the Army Robert Stevens resigned over a dispute with Senator McCarthy, but Stevens and his wife deny any resignation. John F. Kane said his departure was personal and he blamed lack of full fighting support from higher up, amid McCarthy’s criticism of Army handling of alleged Communists.

Associated Press Washington Robert T. Steven Stevens Senator McCarthy Wis John F. Kane Army Frank Pace Kane McCarthy Wisconsin Roger M. Lanceet Wilson Eisenhower Chicago ‘Tribune Furlph W. Zwicker Camp Kilmer N. J Irving Perees Mex Carthy

I SEEK PAVING FOR DISTRICT ROAD

The Erie County Township Supervisory Association seeks state aid to resurface about 1 mile of county roads in 1955. Miller Road and Carter Hill Road would get blacktop. County officials pledged support after a meeting with Merle Babbitt. Myers estimated project cost at about $300,000 and work could start in 1956 if approved.

Erie County Township Associaton State Highway Department Miller Road Elke Creeke Carter Hill Wattatury Corr Merle Babbitt North East Township Hayes "McCreary"s Erie County State Township Supervisors Glen Myers State Highways Department Myers State Department

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