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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1954

Page

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Defense pleads for Moons freedom in murder trial

Samuel D. Braemer, Norman W. Moon's defense chief, pleads for acquittal by reason of temporary insanity as the jury weighs first degree murder in the January slaying of Judge Allison D. Wade in Warren County. The state must show Moon was sane. Braemer stops short of urging outright acquittal.

Warren Samuel D. Braemer Norman W. Moon Allison D. Wade Warren County Braemer Moon

Moon Murder Trial Strains Court as Colleagues Collapses

In Warren this morning the Moon murder trial showed strain as Bell Hoskins and deputy attorney general David Kohn collapsed or nearly collapsed. Braemer summed up Moon’s stormy marriage and alleged harassment amid a lengthy closing argument. Judge Flick announced Kohn would give a long summation, while Moon’s defense pressed mental illness claims.

Warren Bell Hoskins Times Mirror The Journal David Kohn Braemer Moon Janet Schwab Tidioute Alexander C. Flick Jr David S. Kohn Flick Wade Commonwealth Warren County John Charles ‘Urbaitis Warren State Hospital Urbaitis Moonsane

Driver escapes death as auto hits dwelling

Teen B. Church, 21, of RD 4 Union City, cited for reckless driving after a 1951 auto ran off East Main Street, ripped across a yard, struck a residence, toppled trees and rolled. He suffered a severe shoulder contusion and abrasions, claiming he fell asleep before police noted the 338 foot wild ride.

Teen B. Church RD. 4 Tnion City East Main Atetal Churh Corry Spring Creek Henry Brockman East Main Street Church Total Hospital

Glenn C Mead Dies at 84 Donor of Philadelphia Park

Glenn C Mead a Philadelphia attorney and Rotary International president died today at Lankenau Hospital at age 84. He funded city land for Third Ward Park donating 20 acres in 1943 and later expanding it to 50 acres, the park bearing his name.

Glenn C. Mead Park Philadelphia Rotary International Lankenau Hospital Mr. Mead Third Ward

Mead Park advocate and Rotary leader dies

Mr. Mead dedicated vacation visits to city development and guided Mead Park Association to create a top local park. A Harvard graduate and Exeter alum, he led Rotary International in 1912 13 after Philadelphia unit service and helped organize the Philadelphia Club in 1910. No immediate survivors. Funeral plans were incomplete.

Mead Park Association Mr. Mead Rotary International Philadelphia Philadelphia Club Exeter Academy Harvard University Reading Co

Doctors Delay Further Surgery on Godfrey’s Hip

TV radio star traveled by private plane for assessment by Dr Otto Austranc and Dr Joseph Barr at Massachusetts General Hospital after a detailed examination.

Godfrey Tv-Radio Star Otto Austranc Joseph Barr Maachusetts General Hospital

Four Pigs Stolen From Farmer's Pen

Four six week old pigs were stolen from farmer Claude Bac cus's pen on Route 8, about four miles east of Corry. Bac cus offered a $25 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. Police believe two thieves parked nearby, loaded the pigs into a waiting vehicle, and left without disturbance.

Claude Baccus Corry Baccus

Probe of triple slayings stalled in Germany

In Frankfurt German legal delays halted action in the 1946 Passau axation killings of three American officers. U S Prosecutor Thomas Lanaln said evidence is insufficient to seek Leech extradition. Leech of Lima Ohio faces three murder counts and related charges. prosecutor Canfield had prepared extradition before Lanaln paused the case. Dr. Hunt of Philadelphia elected president elect of Pennsylvania Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology Academy.

Associated Press Frankfurt Germany U. S Thomas Lanelan James M. Leech Lima Ohio Leech Lanelan Savage Muder Passau Landau Ohloan ANT Maj Everett 8 Confran Washington, D C Adrian L. Wes Lanatan

Hit and run driver steals keys during side swipe near Waterford

State Police seek a bold hit and run driver who stole car keys after sideswiping Wash A Harris on Route 1 south of Waterford. Harris, Meadville, reported keys taken and no injuries in the three-vehicle incident. A later collision near Columbus Interchange injured four. hospital treated and released three, with damage estimated at about 60 plus.

Corry Barracks Waterford Wash A. Harris Meadville Harris Alitohen White Harris’ Auto Columbus Glenn Ross Wittsburg Weston Thant Columbus-Lottsville Ross B.D. Smith R.D. 2 Warren Mary Smith Corry Memorial Hospital Bracken Helen Ross Tasbard Jose Smith

Fishing Trip Delayed After Local Car Crash

A Saturday afternoon collision in Coraopolis involved driver Charles Mohney 36 en route to a fishing trip in Canada. Mohney stopped at a stop sign on West Pleasant street then entered South Center street colliding with Miss Alberta Armitage of 434 South Center street. Damages totaled 375 dollars to vehicles.

Coraopolis Canada Charles Mohney West Pleasant Street Center Alberta Armitage Sooth Center Street Mohney Armitage

French Nurse Evacuated From Dien Bien Phu

Lt Genevieve de Galard Terraube the nurse who tended hundreds at Dien Bien Phu arrives in Latang Prabang after a helicopter transfer from the besieged fortress. She said she was in good health and had remained until the fortress fell on May 7. About 400 wounded soldiers were evacuated ahead of her.

Hanot Indochina Genevieve de Galard Terraube Dien Bien Phu Rum Dien Ble Phu Machina Latang Prabang

Local Airport ceremony marks deed transfer and grand display

About 3,000 Corry area residents attended the Lawrence Airport program to celebrate the deed transfer of the 18 acre field to city leadership. Mayor Earl Cherry accepted the deed as officials outlined future municipal development and aviation plans.

Kirk Sawyer Lawrence Airport Spring Street Earl T. Cherry Lawrence Thoms George Gold W. W. Waterhouse Clarence Wallace Airport Authority Cherry Thomas Corry Lawrence Nity Run Lawrente Thomas Pennsylvania New York Anto Corry Field Uut Earl . Cherry Crent~ Wyeam Rusnell Ream Larry Gherling Hirlewan Uwe Epeo Tatore Mariner Stanford Hose Company

GE offers four to five cent wage increase for workers

General Electric Co offered a general wage increase of four to five cents an hour plus holiday and vacation improvements. The raise applies to CIO represented employees and to members of competing unions and to nonunion workers across the company.

Rew NEW York General Electric Co CIO International Union of Elegiment Workers United Electeieal, Radio and Machine Workers of America Independent

West Point Faces Record Cadet Vacancies This Year

Anwarched Press reports West Point will have about 1016 vacancies after graduation exceeding the academy’s 2406 capacity. Army officials cite postwar letdown nomination delays and congressional election patterns as causes while noting the school prefers a smaller intake to prevent staff overload.

Anwrchited Washington West Point Military Academy Army I maxmmuNt Capaci Congress Updaft Academy

Barn Fire Destroys Higley Farm Structure Near Corry

Fire crews from Corry Wattsburg and Union City battled for over an hour to save the Higley home near Donation Hill in the Carter Hill area six miles west of Corry. The 90 by 40 foot barn burned, with losses estimated over 4000 dollars. several pieces of equipment were destroyed and no cattle were harmed. Aories suggest children may have started the blaze with matches. The fire occurred two days after the Higleys faced job cutbacks.

Leo Higley Xond Carter Hui Corry Wattsburg Union City Higley Migley

Hints Congress Faces Farm Bill Deadlock

Senator Knowland warned of a possible Congress deadlock on farm legislation allowing Mexible price supports to trigger under existing law. He noted Democrats and some Republicans back proposals to continue price supports at 80 percent parity, though he called the outcome uncertain as Congress struggles.

Washington Knowland Calls Congress Senate Nail Eonerex

Stevens Back On Stand As Probe Resumes Today

Secretary of the Army Stevens testifies that Army actions in the McCarthy dispute were the Army's responsibility and not orders from higher ups. Mundt says McCarthy camp ready to testify. Symington seeks public record of monitored calls. decision on transcripts pending.

Washington Stevens Army Senator McCarthy McCarthy Army Eisenhower Mundt RSD McCarthy Bitates Symington D-Mo Subcommittee

New Gas Well to Be Drilled on Carter Hill

A gas drilling firm announced plans to start operations this week on Carter Hill northwest of Corry. The Amity Gas and Oil Co. Inc. executive said the company holds 948 acres under lease and will drill the first well on the former Boyd Spencer property. Nearby, the Pennsylvania Gas Co. recently reported a producing well with daily output above 200 000 cubic feet.

Carter Hill Dt. R. Hood Erie Amity Gas and ‘Oil Co. Inc Corry Boyd Spencer Pennsylvania Gal Company

Wallet and 260 dollars missing in Corry mystery

Ira Hatfield of R D 2 Center ville told city police a red leather billfold with between 250 and 260 dollars disappeared after he entered the business section at 12 50 Saturday afternoon. He said he did not have the money when he arrived and later found it gone after attempting to pay for a second item.

Hatfield Centerville

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