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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1954
Page
1
McCarthy Willing To Be Quizzed On Army Inquiry
President Eisenhower voices full confidence in Secretary Stevens amid McCarthy probe. Senator McCarthy offers to let Army lawyers cross examine him under oath as Mundt chairs temporary inquiry. Separate report cites 90 workers laid off at Howard-Lange after fire misreported by AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Stevens
Benator McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Wis
Wisconsin
Subcommittee
Roy Cohn
G. David Shine
Camp Gordon, Ga
Cohn
Robert T. Stevens
John G. Adams
Senin Lor Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Senate
McClel Jan
Arkansas
18 Year Old Private Scholton Killed in Air Force Training
Robert James Scholton formerly of Corry died at Sampson Air Force Base New York after a truck accident fractured skull and internal hemorrhages. Enlisted January 30 aged 18 born January 18 1936. Survived by mother Eleanor Scholter three sisters two brothers and grandparents. Funeral at St Elizabeth Church with burial in West Lawn Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert James Scholton
Corry Youlh
Sampsort Air Force Base
New York State
Corry
Eleanor Scholter
Norman Scholter
Warren
Los Angeles
Erie
Briggs Avenue
St. Edward's School
Mme Corry
St. Thomas’ Church
Academy High School
Albert Coppersmith
California
Frederick Leamer
Huntingdon
Susan Scholton
Norman F. Columbus
Richerd
Eric
George Beduse
Buffalo
Laura Beduze
Donald Tate
George
William Beduze
Chicago
Sampson Air Base
Bracken Funeral Home
Nab Erie Man After 7 Years
The FBI arrests Albert August Hopton, 44, a four year old father of three, who fled Erie in 1947 after being indicted for armed robbery. He allegedly held up two Wilmerding holds in 1947 for 150 dollars and 70 dollars plus a wrist watch, living as Edward Albert Sullivan along the New Jersey seashore for seven years. He will be arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Henry P. Carriter in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Albert August Hopton
Erie
FBI
Hopton
Wilmerding
New Jersey
Edward Albert Sullivan
U. S
Henry P. Carriter
U. S. Has 18 Types Guided Missiles in Use
A Defense Department catalogue shows the United States fielding at least 18 types of guided missiles in use, in production, or under estimate. The disclosure arose when a production report appeared among routine orders sent to newsmen. The report carried no secrecy label and noted several new jet plane types with limited public comment. Airman Killed Gulfport Minn report: Staff Sgt Stan Urick, 31, died when his car crashed into a tree near Keesler Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amocuyed
Free
Washington
Defense Department
United States
Department
Gulfport
Min
Stanley F. Urick
Keesler Air Force Bass
Here
Eisenhower Defends New Military Program in News Conference
President Eisenhower asserted a President may act without prior Congress approval in an armed attack scenario. He defended the “new look” military plan as a fusion of scientific advances, geography, and manpower conservation. He warned against waiting for congressional authority in extreme emergencies and stressed quick national self preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prena
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Congress
Elserthower
Plance
South
United States
Big program set for Mead Park development
Mead Park aims to boost utility and beauty with a planned expansion by 18 directors. Proposed projects include nets for two tennis courts, an archery range, a four table pavilion opposite Perry's Spring, a wading pool with extra playground gear, two stone encased drinking fountains, repairs to the dam, Glenn Mead memorial landscaping, road grading on Ell Street, a new restroom, and lighting or fireplaces as funds allow. Cliff Long noted 37 days of skating last winter with crowds up to 400, totaling about 6,000 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Perry's
Elks Pavilion
Glenn ‘Mead
Ell Street
Clifford Long
Meadville Man Admits Slaying His Son's Wife
Meadville man Jerry Gongaware, 72, in South Meadville pleaded guilty to both voluntary and involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of his daughter in law Mrs Gilbert S Gongaware, 42, found dead at her farm home. A lie detector test preceded the admission after questioning. officials say the couple had argued over religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Jerry
Gonga
Ware
South Meadville
Yester
Day
Volun
Maren Ltd
Gilbert S. Gongaware
Gongaware
Yeeciday
Ile
SG. MacParnaghan
Guinhol
William J. Nevin
Pennsylvania
Stat Po~lice Crime Laboratory
Nevin
District Alloney
Raymond P. Shafer
Shafer
Walter Cuthbert
Pfe
Arthur Berardi
State Police
Gangawain
Eisenhower blamed for abdicating duties to business-backed advisers
James B Carey, CIO International secretary treasurer, accused President Eisenhower of handing power to a group recruited from big business. Speaking at the Pennsylvania CIO convention, Carey criticized editorial pages and Republican critics for blaming the president during Democratic rule, saying the president is a novice misled by advisers. fellow CIO leader Walter Reuther and United Steelworkers chief David McDonald urged federal and state work programs to boost industrial output and curb unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
James B Carey
CTO International
Eisenhower
Carey
United States
Walter P. Reuther
CTO
David J. McDonald
County Rejects Carry Plan for Assessments Savings
Corry officials led by Mayor Earl Cherry and County Attorney Roger Brows rejected shifting county wide assessment work to the city. They argued law requires county assessment, citing estimated costs from $8,000 to $13,000 plus professional appraisal fees, leaving the city unsure how to proceed this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Brows
Corry
Ufier
Une
Earl Cherry
France
Guy Abbey
Bolicltor
Held
Wan
Cofficmla
Gavanlal
French Forces On Way To Victory At Dien Bien Phu
Allied dispatch reports French troops defending Dien Bien Phu on the northwest frontier of Tonkin repelling Vietminh assaults. Heavy bombardments and American supplied artillery press the rebels back as French positions withstand days of siege with mounting casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dien Bien Phi
Tadochina
Welsink
Vietminh
Vo Neuyerr Gulp
Hatte
Viet Nam
Lann
Dien Bien Phu
Sieidal
Oace
Fort Rose
Americar
Army call for six area men to report April 13
The selective service office announced that six young men from the area will be notified to report for induction on April 13. Those dating uniforms include Robert Clayton, Wilton Clayton, and Fred Clayton of Carr, along with Donald Merritt of Waterford, Leonard Bherred of MA Village, Walter Kozuchowski of Union City, and Paul Raszmann of Candor NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Motive Service Today
Thin Dotelct
Jhe
Robert, Wilton
Fred Clayton
Carr
Donald Merritt
Waterford Leon
Ard Bherred
MA Village
Walter Kozuchowski
Union City
Paul Raszmann
Candor NY
Beavertown Eyes 13000 Goal For New High School Grid Lights
Beaver Club plans a lighting upgrade for the Corry Area High School football field aiming to raise 13000. A booster meeting at Lamartown will reveal how the fund will be gathered and what system sizes are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kovernors Wine
Eniel
Bel Air
Corry Area
Tobball Field
W. J Stright
Beaver Club
Lgnts
Federal Peninsula aid urged to protect Erie beaches
A Erie delegation asked Congress to authorize 9.018 million dollars to erase erosion on the Presque Isle Peninsula and 174 thousand for widening and deepening the channel from Erie harbor to the ore docks. The group cited threats to beaches and harbor operations, noting 3.9 million visitors last year and potential recreation benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Erie
Congress
Evie Harbor
John R. Dwyer
Save Our
Drilling Begins Near Riceville for Gas Venture
A geophysical study prompted drilling near Riceville, 12 miles southwest of Corry, aiming to tap a shallow gas-bearing sand at about 300 feet. Spence Brothers of Pleasantville lead the drilling, with twenty plus Riceville residents forming a unit to share proceeds among landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville
Corry
Tongeo Geophysical Co
Builtmore
F. W. Lee
Geological Survey
C. ©. Hogg
Pleasantville
Spence Brothers
Pleaauntyille
Riceville Resis
Deta
Lhemavlven Ast
Peninsylvania
Murty Geach
Riceville-Hincoln
Hearing Opens On Phone Rate Hike in Erie County
A preliminary hearing opened in the Erie County Courthouse today before the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission on the General Telephone Co’s request to raise telephone rates. The two day session features protests from Erie, Franklin, Venango and other counties as the PUC reviews the proposed increase, suspended until Sept 1 for municipal concerns. Assemblyman W W Waterhouse and Louis Miller attend from Corry amid a dispute over a previously granted low rate and the company’s current stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Teephone Co
Erie County
Pennylvania Publc Utility Commission
Eric
Ol Chey
Franklin
Tunville
PUC
Corry
W. W. Water Turns
Louis Miller
Eisenhower blasts Democrats on tax bill relief for all
President Eisenhower said Congressional Democrats err in arguing the administration’s tax bill avoids fair relief for low income groups. The House moves into a high stakes fight over a Democratic push for broad tax cuts, with Republicans predicting victory for their reform plan. Rayburn and other Democrats argue the plan largely favors the wealthy, while Republicans defend a balanced tax program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waslington
Eisenhower
House
Washington
Mills
D-Ark
Conference of
House Democrats
Ways and Mears
Priest
D-Tenn
Martin
Bill Notk
Laader Halleck
Indiana
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Egyptians Wound 3 British Soldiers in Cairo Clash
Cairo reports state that Egyptians wounded three British soldiers last night in a fresh flare of violence in the disputed territory. One soldier is seriously hurt, with two killed earlier and others missing as authorities urge evacuation of the 89,000 fighters amid ongoing unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way Cpscwuimene
Cairo
Egypt
Wyitih Jurrisan
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Let
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Una
ASK Federal Peninsula Aid
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Peninsuky
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Perinsylvania
Henald
State of Food
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Mivid
Erosive Gehlon
Waven Ro
Gillis
Pennylvania
Department of Forest and Waters
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Coldobn U. Allen
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Ouwy Winneres
Keurts
Robert Partoer
Park and Harbor Commission
Tyne Duluth
Rayburn Charges
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