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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1954

Page

4

Corry Evening Journal Publisher and staff listing

The Corry Evening Journal lists George R. Sample as publisher and Vance Allen as managing editor with B G Bennett the telegraph sports editor. It notes Associated Press exclusive local news rights and mailing rates for subscriptions and delivery options.

Corry Evening Journal West South Street Corry George R. Sample Vance Allen Telegraph B.G. Bennett National Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc Lexington Avenue New York Michigan Square Chicago AP News Dispatch

City Faces Revenue Crisis and Debt Plans

The Erie municipal council weighs bonds against delinquent property taxes to fund operations during a period of low revenue. Erle County Mothers' Assistance Board clerks visit to process old age pension applications expected in December. Walter Kitneberger named deputy chief of staff of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in the northwest district. Mrs. Leo Hoylen injured in a fall at Columbus with a broken arm in two places. Red Crop benefit days set for November 26 and 27 at the old St James Hotel with an all local cast.

Erle Ethites Mothers’ Assistance Board Erle County Walter Kitneberger Veterans of Foreign Wars Zerbe Erie Leo Hoylen Columbus St. James Hotel

Special Senate Session Opens Without House Over McCarthy Censure

The Senate calls itself into a unique session without the House under an August 20 adjournment resolution to consider censuring Senator McCarthy. Historically 46 special Senate sessions occurred, most on nominations or treaties, with 12 lasting more than 15 days, the last in 1893.

Senate House Congress Sen. McCarthy

Democrats win in district including Ike's farm Gettysburg vote

In York Pennsylvania a Democrat James M. Quigley defeated Republican incumbent S Walter Stauffer for the 19th district seat that includes Gettysburg. Stauffer conceded defeat while Quigley claimed the seat after a campaign shaped by President Eisenhower's appeal ten days earlier.

DEMS Ike Associated Press York Giserthower Gettysburg S. Walter Stauffer James M. Quigley Stautfer Wigenhower Dlistrict

How Smart Are You Current Events Quiz Questions

A list of seven quiz prompts tests knowledge of auto sales, car types, pork pricing paid to farmers, Marian apparitions dating, a college team nickname, a congressman’s political affiliation, and child death causes from accidents versus polio.

The Wolverines N. S

Segregation Amendment Wins Out In Mississippi

Jackson Mississippi reports James Eastland Democrat won his third term over Republican James A White amid a segregation amendment vote. With 1820 precincts, Eastland led 1 471 to 1 031 and 47 precincts reported 17 417 for the amendment and 4 340 against.

L. Associated Press Jackson Miss Seri James C. Eastland

See Huge School Costs In County

Erie County schools face five to six million dollars in new facilities by 1960, per County Superintendent Maurice Kolplen. Enrollment tops 18,580 for 1954-55 and is projected to 23,048 by 1960 with suburban Millcreek and Farborcreek areas growing fastest. No sites or plans yet, mostly for high school facilities.

Schior Erie County Maurice Kolplen Kolplen Millcreek Farborcreek

Meadville Rejects Fluoridation By Wide Margin

Meadville voters defeated a proposal to fluoridate the city water by a large margin. The ballot showed 3 600 against and 1 146 in favor. Proponents argued benefits for children's teeth, while opponents warned of forcible medication and loss of control.

Erie Forge and Steel and Union Seek New Contract

Representatives of Erie Forge and Steel Corp and the Steel Workers Union meet to work out a new contract after a 63 day strike. The proposed pattern is five cents an hour plus improved pension and insurance, with no formal recommendation from the union committee.

ERIE Erie Forge and Steel Corp Steelworkers Union CSO Paul Nunes District 21

Bear Lake Area News Highlights and Community Notices

Mr and Mrs Lou Cable spent Thursday in Titusville on business. Mrs Clyde Manwaring and Mrs J C Manwaring attended the civilization play at Panama School with Bruce and Barbara Manwaring taking part. Violet Wheeler attended a teachers conference in Buffalo. Bear Lake Sunday School held a Halloween party with Clyde Manwaring in charge and James and Mrs Miller conducting games. Harvest gifts were presented to Rev and Mrs Lundeen. refreshments included cider donuts coffee cocoa and sandwiches. The committee included assistant teachers Mrs Ethel Bond and Miss Edith Hawkins who teach in Jamestown schools and attended the Buffalo conference Friday.

Ear Lake Lou Cable Titusville Clyde Manwaring J. C. Manwaring Panama School Bruce Barbara Manwaring Violet Wheeler Buffalo Bear Lake James Miller Rey

Bear Lake Visit and Community Dinner Highlight Weekend

Edward and John Trisket of Pan ama visited grandparents in Bear Lake. Albert Wilson, formerly of this vicinity, is at his Pan ama home. Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. L. Radcliff visited Jamestown on Friday. Bear Lake firemen sponsored a spaghetti supper Saturday evening.

Edward and John Trisket Panama Bear Lake Albert Wilson Frank Smith L. Radcliff Jamestown

Democratic Leader Re elected State Senator Wins in 188 Districts

William J. Lane a longtime Democratic leader in Washington Pennsylvania was re elected as state senator representing Washington and Greene counties. Lane secured 39402 votes to 22511 for William Shannon Republican in 154 of 188 districts.

DEM Washington, Pa William J. Lane Washington Greene Counties Lane William Shannon Washington County

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