Memorial Day disrupts regular Journal issue and local notices
The Journal will not publish next Monday due to Memorial Day. A hearing for Frank Baressi, arraigned for assault, is set for June 10 at 2 p.m. His attorney is Jess Jiuliante of Erie. Real estate transfer on Church Street was recorded. Authorities report a Sperry inspection car on the Pennsy line. A 12 year old, Richard Conklin, is in good condition after a gunshot incident in Warren. Sylvania Electric declares dividends payable July 1. A Venango County highway project bid tops 1.4 million with four bidders and anticipated two year construction. Dr James Wright’s condition is satisfactory at Corry Memorial. Police investigate two truck collision in Waterford and search for a runaway Spartansburg youth. Pennsylvania farm employment rises 1000 to 3 638 100 with manufacturing contributing to a general drop in nonagricultural jobs.
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Frank Baressi
James Glosser
George Gordon
Baressi
Jess Jiuliante
Erie
Richard Conklin
Tidlute
Warren General Hospital
Prank
Franklin Construction
Venango County
H. T. Osborn & Co
Franklin
Front Street
Reno
M & I Co
Greensburg
TV Listings for WBEN Buffalo Sunday Evening Schedule
Prime time lineup includes Western Theatre 6:30, Ted Mack 8:30, and Luxuries like The Goldbergs 1:00 and Burns and Allen 2:30. Late news airs at 11:00 with World News wrap at 11:15 followed by Final Sports Review. Robert Montgomery hosts the closing segment.
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Western Theatre
Ted Mack
Playhouse
Red Skelton
Ray Rogers
All Star Theatre
World News
Cy Buckley
Television Theatre
Ann Sothern
Television Playhouse
Robert Montgomery
TOM & Jims Soda Bar
Sealtest
Senate drops House tax provision on plants lure claim
The Senate Finance Committee struck a House provision from the omnibus tax revision bill that denied rental payments on development bonds used to build plants for private companies. The panel also expanded the percentage depletion tax benefit for a group of strategic minerals as it wraps up four weeks of closed-door work on the 87 page measure.
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Associaien Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senated
Five Communists Convicted by U S District Court
A U S district court jury in St Louis convicted five Communists of conspiring to advocate forcible overthrow of the government. Verdict came after about two hours of deliberation. Sentencing set for next Friday with potential five year prison terms and $10,000 fines.
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ST. Louis
U. S. District Court
Roy W. Harper
James F. Forest
Forest
Missouri
Communist Party
Dorothy Rose Forest
Hollywood
Calif
William Sentner
Midwest
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Robert Manewita
Los Angeles
Marcus 4. Murphy
Nine steel firms sued in huge damage suit
Sunbury Wire Rope Co of Sunbury Pennsylvania filed a 7 755 million treble damage antitrust suit in federal court accusing nine major steel companies of predatory practices to force it out of business. Defendants include U S Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co Detroit Steel Corp John A Roeblings Sons Corp Bethlehem Steel Co Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp Union Wire Rope Corp Wire Rope Corp of America Inc and Universal Wire Products Inc.
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Philadelphia
Sunbury Wire Rope Co
Sunbury
U. S. Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Detroit Steel Corp
John A. Roeblings Sons Corp
Bethlehem Steel Co
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Union Wire Rope Corp
Wire Rope Corp. of America, Inc
Universal Wire Products, Inc
Toronto Firm Wins 30000 Suit Over Grapes Shipment
A jury awarded Western Fruit Distributors of Toronto 30000 in a breach of contract case against North East Packing Corp. The dispute involved oral contracts for Concord grapes from Canada and a shipment to North East in 1950. John Vanderwele led North East with attorney A Grant Walker. The U S Agriculture Department had ordered payment before trial.
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North East
ERIE
Toronto
Ont
North East Packing Corp
Western Fruit
North East Company
John Vanderwele
North
Six Seek New Trials In Monessen Election Verdicts
Six former members of a Greensburg election board requested new trials after their convictions on election law violations tied to the 1953 general election in Monessen.
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Greensburg
Monessen
Indifference Trouble by Babson continues discussion
The column questions whether societal problems stem from broader deficits like self mastery and discipline. It highlights a looming teacher shortage, noting 1954 projections of 72,000 elementary teachers needed and many states facing shortages in elementary and high school staff.
Teacher Exodus and Training Needs Highlighted in 1953
Newsweek notes 60 000 teachers left the field in the past year and a New York Times August editorial cites a Summit New Jersey high school teacher who quit an 85 dollar weekly post to drive a brewery truck at 197 50 dollars a week. The piece argues for research into executive development personal selection morale diet health and union management relations as key training areas.
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Newsweek
Tle
New York ‘Times
Summit
New Jersey
Readers invited to help solve indifference in education and business
A writer proposes a trial balloon to gauge readers willing to contribute ideas. He notes widespread indifference in education and business and suggests a new nonprofit may be needed to spur change. Readers’ suggestions are requested, with replies sent to Babson Park 57 Massachusetts.
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Babson Park
Massachusetts
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Pennsylvania
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Department of Labor and Industry
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Stromberg- Carlson
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