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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1954
Page
6
Warren borough school board voted to join the federal milk program subsidizing school milk sales to boost consumption. Elementary pupils pay five tickets for 15 cents, while secondary students pay six tickets for 25 cents, reflecting four cent subsidy per bottle in elementary and four cent extra in secondary.
Five members of the Silke family from Tidioute were admitted to Warren General Hospital on Monday for tonsillectomies. The ages listed are Janet 11, Linda 10, Gary 9, Patricis 7, and David 4.
Residents of State College in Centre County rejected a proposal to rename the town Mount Nittany. The tally was 2434 to 1475 with about 71 percent of the 5621 registered voters participating. The measure arose from a year long controversy as the Friends of State College campaigned door to door against the change while The Committee of 50 urged support.
The Royal Swedish Academy awards the 1954 Nobel Prize in physics jointly to West German physicists Walther Bothe of Heidelberg and Max Born, splitting about 181 048 kronor. Born, a former Nazi refugee, now resides in Buderborn Hanover area after leaving Edinburgh.
Harry Gossard 39, a married seaman, twice divorced, waived his hearing on murder charges in the Halloween killing of 6 year old Karen May. He stood handcuffed, held without bond as state police moved him to Conemaugh for grand jury action. The arraignment before Justice Stephen McGawka followed the waived hearing.
Butler, Pennsylvania approved machine voting with 3 663 to 1 014 from 14 of 17 precincts. County results show Samuel Mahan 11 504 and Stevenson 11 803 ahead of Herbert Hartzell 7 845 and Michael Karlitsky 6 716 from 77 of 87 precincts.
Er ie Richard L. Nash former deputy prothonotary who served a prison term for embezzling county funds will be released December 2, according to the state parole board. Nash received two and a half to five years on June 2, 1952, and is currently at Rockview Penitentiary after a parole hearing on October 15 attended by District Attorney Dame Ian McLaughlin and Judge Burton R. Laub.
Joseph Bulbush, 65, of Mammoth, was killed when his car veered off a side road near his Mt Pleasant home yesterday.
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