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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1955
Page
1
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Senator Knowland says he will discuss the Yalta conference when pertinent despite President Eisenhower’s claim that such talks gain nothing. He says he will not shield Ike and agrees with Sparkman that Republicans are aiming to protect the president from political criticism.
The Red Cross fund drive runs into confusion over donation submission methods in Corry area. Chairman Leo Al Ibwan explains initial plan to use three main groups failed and mail canvass begun. Some homes already solicited in person are told to ignore letters, others to donate by mail with no extra postage.
Paul V. McNutt aged 63 former governor of Indiana and ex envoy to the Philippines died in New York after an illness. He had been flown home from Manila during an around-the-world cruise with his wife and daughter Louise. He died at his Fifth Avenue apartment about 8 30 a m. The cause of death was not disclosed. He remained active in Democratic affairs though out of public office with a career in insurance and as counsel to several international agencies.
Army counselor John G. Adams testified before the Senate investigations panel that he did not conspire with White House aides to block Peress hearings. He said the 1954 Justice Department meeting involved only two other topics and he had not heard of Major Peress at that time.
In Las Vegas Nevada no nuclear shot occurred today as weather delays push the planned underground explosion to tomorrow at the earliest. The test used an atomic demolition device creating a brownish cloud while the underground blast at Yucca Flat marked a first for the Army Corps of Engineers with 280 military observers five miles away.
A full slate for the May 17 election is published with Republican and Democratic candidates for city offices. Notable names include J Fred Kinley and Guy Abbey on the Republican council slate, John Cullen and Lee Shepard for Democrats, and Martin Keppel with Elwin Fuller for the school board.
Corry leaders William H. Coleman and William W. Allens will meet Governor George M. Lender to present a plan for expanding Corry airport facilities. The aim is to attract local firms, boost defense related aviation work, and position Corry as an aircraft industry center.
Buenos Aires reports say Argentina’s Education Ministry charged 89 Catholic private schools with defrauding the state of over four million pesos. The move scuttles hopes for a church state truce after talks between President Peron and Cardinal Capello.
Joseph E. Moody of the Southern Coal Producers Association urged a Senate probe into delays in a civil antitrust suit against five major U S oil firms Standard of New Jersey Socony Vacuum Texaco Standard California and Gulf Oil Moody linked imported residual oil to coal industry harm and rising unemployment while noting the Justice Department suit has stalled for nearly two years Moody pressed for a quota on foreign residual oil to aid coal markets and fuel prices
A Senate Library subcommittee hearing on unemployment will be held March 20 in Altoona, Pennsylvania. The hearing was requested by Rep. Van Zandt, Bard, and Ben Neely heads the subcommittee.
Judge Samuel Y. Rossiter continued the hit and run case of Dilworth Davis Jr. of 617 East Street until April 28 at 10 am. Davis pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident after admitting he struck a vehicle driven by Charles Harrower of Clymer on March 19 with a car owned by Victor Slye of Corry. The judge will rule after damages are settled. Davis, unrepresented by counsel, had a $250 cash bond kept in force until April 28.
Maple syrup season is good and may surpass last year with a $5 per gallon retail price. Harry Burrows, Carter Hill road, notes late start but strong sap flow after warm weather following a recent snowfall. He began tapping March 10, may tap again, and discusses new tubing versus traditional spiles and pails and potential drawbacks. The season should end mid next month.
U S Army helicopter pilot Lt Lewis Jacquay of Fort Wayne Indiana and a German national Horst Kuehn were returned by Soviet and East German authorities after a forced landing behind the Iron Curtain. They were turned over to U S officers on the East German border near Bad Neustadt Bavaria. Jacquay and his wife Boron expect a baby soon. they also have a three year old son.
Governor George Leader signals opposition to continuing minimum retail milk prices in Pennsylvania. He urges free bidding for state contracts and says retail price fixing may not be necessary. He notes Pennsylvania stands alone among 12 states in mandating minimum retail prices and cites farmer pay shares.
Washington scene reports the House adopting a code of fair play to guide investigations. It limits subcommittees and requires opening statements while granting witnesses right to counsel. A controversial clause mandates secrecy for evidence deemed defaming or incriminating unless cleared for public release. Maple Festival opens in Meyersdale with a maple ring contest and queen coronation to follow.
Police report a 29 caliber pistol and box of cartridges stolen from Rev Norman McLean, Bemus Point Methodist Church pastor, who found the gun missing after parking on Jamestown streets Tuesday evening. Ellery officer C William Carlson investigated the theft.
Christopher G. Moran longtime Elks trustee and Corry Lab worker died of a heart attack shortly before 8 this morning. He lived at 423 East South Street and was active at St Thomas Church and the Holy Name Society. He was born May 10 1881 in County Galway Ireland and came to the United States in 1902. He leaves his wife Mary Saunders Moran and four sisters. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Brack Funeral Home with interment at family lot in Fort Thomas Cemetery.
NBC Aigna secured exclusive rights to Jack Webb for radio and TV Dragnet, contracting for his services across both mediums in New York and nationwide. The agreement covers Webb's on air participation and program rights.
Associated Press reports Senator Knowland and Senator George call for initial steps toward free world unity ahead of a potential four power summit. They urge a preliminary three nation meeting to align policies before any full summit with Russia, Britain, and France. They stress understanding allied positions and a clear agenda, possibly by fall.
Charges of assault and battery against John Rooney and his wife were withdrawn after Rooney signed a peace bond. He agreed to move out of the West Pleasant home and stay away from his wife, while both parties will contribute weekly to child support.
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