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10 Nov 1954
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1954
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text from a Moore family notice presents unreadable lines and names, lacking clear event or action. Further readable context needed to determine a proper headline and summary.
A party group on the House Ways and Means Committee doubts any large 1955 income tax relief. Rep Dingell plans to introduce early in the new Congress a bill to raise individual exemptions by 100 dollars, and Democrats note a tax revision fight could come in 1956 if deficits loom.
John Francis Roche, 27, confessed killer of five, is found guilty of first degree murder. An all male jury rejected insanity, making a death sentence mandatory but an appeal to the state’s highest court is required before execution. Roche, a plumber helper, killed Dorothy Westwater a 14 year old schoolgirl in June. Sentencing set for November 30.
President Eisenhower asked the Senate to ratify the Southeast Asia collective security treaty described as an important link in free world defense against communist aggression. The pact signed at Manila on September 8 includes the United States and eight nations. Action is sought for the new Congress to convene in January.
Two Democratic senators defend Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen for attending a Moscow diplomatic party after a U S bomber incident while Senator Bridges denounces the move as damaging to U S prestige. Fulbright and Sparkman disagree, citing Bohlen as trusted ambassador and noting he may not have Washington guidance on the event.
The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee voted 10 to 8 along party lines to block Democratic attempts to halt the Otson-Yates contract airing. President Eisenhower indicated at a news conference Russia showed a more conciliatory attitude after a recent plane incident.
The YMCA Advisory Board met to decide the size and type of a new facility. Ernest Glenesk from New York City outlined cost and maintenance for a solid four lobby rooms building at 135000 with 8000 yearly upkeep, or a pool-inclusive plan at 240000 with 6000 annual maintenance. The board plans fundraising for a 95000 down payment and will determine final scope after a community drive.
Bay Village mayor J Spencer Houk testified that Dr Samuel Sheppard once admitted a hypothetical murder of his wife Marilyn if the killer were tall and powerful, a theory he recounted during Sheppard’s trial for the bludgeon death of Marilyn.
Allegheny County officials audit surplus food shipments after 240 cans of beef and gravy disappear from distribution to the needy. Loss estimated at about 200 dollars amid ongoing effort to monitor government supplies.
Operator Ivan Wickwire of Tie's Sport Shop on West Southe street reports a man calling himself Richard Chinson passed a bogus check. The suspect, in his early 20s about 6 foot 2, spoke with a noticeable impediment and wheeled a damaged area. he fled after dropping the bad drafts.
Pentagon officials expressed puzzlement over why a jet fighter escort did not accompany an RB29 mapping and weather mission over northern Japan including near Sakhalin and the Kuriles. Spokesmen said authorities to provide cover have existed, while further explanation awaited from the Joint Chiefs and Far East Command.
A fogbound Beaumont highway crash left six dead and several injured after two cars collided head on. Four youths from a local high school were among the dead. others were seriously hurt and one near death today. EMS crews and rescue teams freed victims from twisted wreckage.
Corry City Council meets to approve a tentative budget and set the millage rate for public display at the Municipal Building. Officials plan reassessment of about 2600 properties and must mail assessment notices while preparing for potential appeals and a tax revision hearing.
Six year old Terry Warham and two companions were practicing with a .22 caliber rifle when it discharged. Terry was wounded in the abdomen and remained at Warren General Hospital in critical condition. Police and investigators questioned the other boy, Clarence Fauzy, about the reloading and accidental discharge.
Arthur Hawking, 23, of Waterford, had a peace bond filed by his wife Dolores after police arrested him on a complaint of assault and battery. At the hearing the couple, recently estranged, stated Hawking located his wife last night and after an argument slapped her and allegedly struck her mother in law. A 500 peace bond was noted by Alderman M Cobbett.
Fatemi, a fiery Mossadegh ally and former foreign minister, was executed by firing squad after a military court convicted him in Tehran. The trial followed Mossadegh’s ouster and linked to the 1953 plot to unseat the Shah. Fatemi’s last words and alleged Brit ish involvement were reported by witnesses.
Theodore Fe Lone, 3H, of Fe Dety Centerville, admitted forging employer's name on three checks to obtain a shotgun and Savage rifle with shell. He was arrested at a Hiver workplace, pleaded guilty in Meadville, and held on bail. Police plan to seek reentry to Polk School. About 1000 Damascus students walk out protesting French Algerian campaign.
Police report shows 16 year old Alice Reynolds was cited after failing to stop at a stop sign at Mote and Branklite streets. A police cruiser driven by Pvt Daniel Corski avoided a collision as Reynolds’ car crossed the intersection on Franklin Street.
Agreement settles wage talks for 109000 workers at four plants operated by Carbide and Carbon Chemicals. Ratified by CIO and AFL unions at Paducah and Oak Ridge, the package includes a 9 1 2 cent hourly increase retroactive to April 16 and 4 1 2 cents effective January 15 with improved holiday scheduling. The deal bars further negotiations until contracts expire October 1, stabilizing output of atomic hydrogen weapons amid housing rent increases for government housing.
The Corry Post Office and all federal offices will close for legal holidays. Stamp windows open 9 to 10 am with no city or rural delivery. Business calls may pick up mail and special deliveries handled as usual.
McCarthy describes himself as a symbol of resistance to subversion and labels charges in the resolution as ridiculous while calling on colleagues to back a ten member censure move against the solon.
Senate moves to vote on censure for Senator McCarthy after a heated exchange sparked by the Watkins committee report. McCarthy defends himself calling the charges merciless while Watkins and colleagues urge restraint and emphasize merits of discussion.
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