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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1955
Page
1
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A fragmented notice hints at an ongoing debate in the local assembly over a proposed policy change affecting the fishing and boating community. Key figures and dates remain unreadable in the OCR.
Big Four ambassadors pressed reparations talks in Vienna over Austrian oil fields formerly owned by U S and Dutch firms. Negotiations cover half of a 30 000 word treaty still under review with foreign troops to depart within three months. Soviet demand to keep oil rights and to pull all model operations from Austria by December 1 was reported as a tentative condition.
Washington House and Senate conferees report an 8 percent pay raise for about 4 million postal workers. President Eisenhower may veto any boost above 7.6 percent, making override uncertain as Congress weighs a compromise retroactive to March 1 with an estimated annual cost of 178 million dollars.
The Senate begins voting on the president's foreign trade measure, with sponsors confident of defeating amendments. The plan would extend the reciprocal trade law three years and grant authority to cut tariffs up to 15 percent in exchange for concessions, sparking opposition over potential harm to American industries.
New Delhi government spokesman announced Prime Minister Nehru will begin a trip to the Soviet Union and central Europe, arriving in Prague on June 6 and visiting Moscow on June 7 for a two day stay, with further stops in Poland and other nations planned.
A district polio drive in the fest and second grades of Corts and nearby schools vaccinated 525 children, with 3,?58 total receiving inoculations. A makeup session was discussed as 65 more received vaccine. Officials consider follow up shots and delays in vaccine shipments.
Spring Creek Township volunteer firemen will break ground east of the main intersection for an 80 by 50 foot cinder block fire hall funded by donations from Mr and Mrs Stanley Olander and others. The building aims to house a second vehicle with two entrances and should be enclosed by winter.
The House Appropriations Committee pressed a 4284 million dollar cut to education funding as lawmakers debate a year end budget. Key figures include Rep. Stantey Mihololiek and Sec. Genovieve Blatt of state affairs, with plans to shift funds and expand child treatment programs while facing a 40 million shortfall.
A gun-toting husband and wife duo, Miller and Ducitle, surrendered after a 12 day federal standoff near Betuel Virginia. Authorities moved to confine them to Elmeth Hospital Washington DC while facing undetermined federal charges. The incident began at 10 am EST with Miller refusing to surrender.
The report outlines that seventy eight workers from the Corry Jamestown area faced denial of unemployment compensation during a labor dispute at the SaupeTite Company in Union City. Most workers were barred from benefits due to voluntary withdrawal or being considered not eligible, with total claims and continued unemployment numbers fluctuating from March into April.
AP briefs report London bus drivers end a wildcat strike after hours of stoppage as 10 000 operators wait and many resume their routes.
About five hundred attended a Garry High School concert featuring the Junior High Band directed by Jack Papin and the senior bands. The program opened with the Junior group, followed by performances from Me Land, Burd High, and the Girls Chorus with a piano solo by Victor Sayre. the Senior Band closed with the National Anthem as listeners praised the stage decor and velvet curtains. Admission was charged with fund-raising proceeds aiding school activities.
Detroit reports a heat related walkout affecting the May 4 shift at Chrysler Corp. causing temporary plant shutdowns. About 1,604 workers in the sheet metal division affected as the Hodmsaambly unit closed for an hour. The incident prompted company spokesmen to address production impacts.
Observations by George Mulderink note April 719 inches total average for the month and a 258 inch wet spell. Temperatures rose to 78 degrees near Easter with a clear sky while rain and thunder affected several days. Data includes daily highs and lows from the early month through the 24th with mixed precipitation.
Reports from TAIPED and Formiosa-Natlovaltat describe a newly observed red buildup offshore near Queroy. The air force reports heavy damage to a comming hull and offshore platforms as vessels fight fires along the coast while the ministry signals halts and measures to contain the incident.
Reports say the United States favors a constitutional monarchy for South Viet Nam while Premier Ngo Dinh Diem's government calls a special congress. Bao Dai and other royal figures are discussed as potential figureheads with limited powers to stabilize the country amid civil strife. Observers note tensions between pro and anti-Diem factions as political maneuvering intensifies.
A young boy fell from the rear door of his parents’ car and slid along the highway near Tivaville. He was admitted to Ti ville Hospital in serious condition and is undergoing surgery to repair injuries. He was attended by his mother and transported by ambulance.
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