Fall Heat Hampers Minnepow Run
A brief note reports a fall during a Minnepow run in heat conditions. No injuries are listed but the incident notes delays and safety precautions issued by organizers.
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15 Nov 1954
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1954
Page
1
Smith Thursday Sale Promises Varied Stock
Auction notice describes a sale at Smith on Thursday featuring room furnishings stock including fenses and nets, assorted coffee items, clothing in multiple sizes, and miscellaneous goods. Limited details due to damaged text. emphasis on sale action and varied inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Outdoor recreation and college facilities outlined in Pennsylvani
The notice describes an Ernest B of Physical ies and 800. skal he Pennsy plans for outdoor recreation and a golf course. It notes a time before November 15th, with rinks, storage, and a quiz project related to a department comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B
Tecre
Rine Agen
Mine Rescue Blocked by Deadly Gas Explosions
In Farmington West Virginia three fresh blasts ripped Jamison Coal Co mine No 9 as a 16th man died on the surface. Rescue crews sealed five entrances to starve the fire of air, ending any hope of survivors after deadly carbon monoxide and methane gas halted efforts. James Fork Elementary School closed nearby to protect children. James Hyslop of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co and UMW chief John L. Lewis supported sealing as the only safe option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Farmington, W. Vi
Jamison
Farmington
W. Va
Jamison Coal Co
Everning
No. 9
James Fork
Mmine
Federal Mine Bureau
Western State Mines
Frank B. King
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
James Hyslop
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Go
Bold Thief Steals Auto From Corry Dealer
Clarence Wallace of First Avenue reported a bold theft Saturday night as a black 1946 Buick was taken from a garage ramp. Wallace said the thief slipped in while he stood inside and drove off. The car was abandoned near Tionesta, and a 1951 Chrysler was later reported stolen there, likely by the same thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Clarence Wallace
First Avenue
Wiallacé
Tlonesta
Dr Sheppard Incriminated By Police Officer
Bay Village Patrolman Drenkhan testified that a lamp view from Marilyn Sheppard’s bed could reveal the officer’s view of a “white form” near the body. He and Sgt. Hubach reenacted the scene, noting the form’s sex and general size. Corrigan cited differences in conditions and dismissed the inference. The exchange touched on rumors about Sheppard’s sterility and the fate of his son Chin. Also mentions Beal, ex Communist, dying at 87 in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Fred Drenkhan
Samuel H. Sheppard
Drenkhan
Sheppard
Youl
Sgt. Hubach
Drenkhofi
Chin
Corrigan
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
Dr. Gerber
Dr. Sheppard
Lawrence
Mass
Fred Beal
Gustonig
Beal
Russia
Burglars Crack Safe At Local Mill On Pennsylvania Ave
In a night break in at the Mc Grange League Federation mill on Pennsylvania Avenue, burglars used tools to breach a safe. The padlock door to the southwest entrance was forced, then a lower compartment door was opened, leaving the upper door locked with the dial removed. Entry occurred between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m. No employees noted the break Saturday night. Police and a fingerprint expert assisted in the investigation, with chisels and a sledge hammer left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Grange League Federation
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lewis
City Police
Harley Drake Siid
Drake
Lawrence Park
Force main for sewage plant completed with 4k savings
Corry Municipal Authority poised to approve payment for the completed force main phase of the sewage plant project. The line runs along East Main Street to Avenue A, crosses swamp land, and connects to the plant on East Smith Street. The phase cost about 4,000 under the estimated 39,788. overall project is 59 percent finished and proceeding ahead of schedule with Keystone Construction Co. continuing work through winter as weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mails Street
Howard Tannery
Avenue A
Smith Street
Firs Ward
Preyet
Force Main
Keystone Construction Co
Meadville
Ike and Friends Honor Mamie on 58th Birthday
Washington reports a White House birthday supper for Mamie Eisenhower attended by close relatives including her mother Mia Dowd and sister Mrs George Moore. Colonel Moore, Mamie’s brother in law, is stationed in Washington. Early service at National Presbyterian Church followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Mamie
White House
Mia
John
Dowd
George Moore
White Mining
Marrn Moore
Ellenhower
National Presbyterian Church
Land
Nationalist Ship Sunk By China Reds
A 1600 ton Nationalist destroyer escort Taiping, formerly USS Decker, was attacked by four torpedo boats off Chekiang near Formosa. The strike killed or wounded several crew. Taiping’s captain and 26 ratings remained missing as sister ship Tatho rescued survivors. Nationalist alarm rose amid reports of a broader Red offensive near Formosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Formosa
Red Chin
Decker
Plang
Chunk Hawi Daily News
Sorot Husain
Hussein
Tsingtao
North China Port
Chekiang Province
Yishan Island
Tatho
Tencion
Central Daily News
Aviaek
TwoCar Crash Causes $150 In Damage At Route 19 Intersection
State Police reported a two car collision at Routes 19 and 7 south of Waterford with $150 damage. Richard Hassing, 29, of Waterford and Stanley Droalowski, 26, of Harwick were involved as Droalowski pulled from a service station, causing Trromdowski's vehicle to collide. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Loon
Ion
Richard Hassing
Trave
Navy
Stanley Droalowski
Harwick
Typhoon Sally Aims at Philippines With Extreme Force
A powerful typhoon named Sally approaches the Philippines, intensifying to 170 miles per hour as it moves west northwest. It is 150 miles east of Legazpi City and about 250 miles southeast of Manila, threatening Central Luzon and other regions with potential widespread damage. In Honolulu a major fire with explosions destroyed a block of Industrial area buildings, causing hundreds of thousands in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Kiitne
Manila Wealth Bureau
Sally
Legusp City
Matila
Honolulu
McCarthy Resumes Investigator Role in hearing clash
Senator McCarthy returns to investigating role as he questions Senator Watkins over the case of former Army Major Irving Pers on the Senate censure issue. The hearing sees tense exchanges, with witnesses arriving late and confusion over public access, while McCarthy accuses Watkins committee of partisan influence in the censure report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Solon
Army
Irving Peress
Washington
McCarthy
R-Wi
Watkin
R-Utal
Senate
Irving Perens
Bult
Peres
New York City
Hils
Watkiss
McCanthy
Ralph W Zwicker
Perous
Nxt
Berend
Hixduschis
Hexston
Swantor McClellan
Arkansis
Keller Hights
McClellans
Burnington
D-Mo
Benators
Jackson
Dirksen
Benators Porter
ReMich
Mundt
Watkine
Walt
Hon
Nexifon
Obeman Bipartizen
Communist Party
Gom
Ounlat Party
Bushultecka
Aryttig
Nardi Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Alfred Nardi, 22, of Harrisburg, found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of guard Charles R. Elder during an escape attempt at the Pennsylvania Institute. Huntingdon County Jury deliberated about two hours before reaching a verdict. The jury recommended the death sentence if applicable. Judge Charles L. Hines did not announce a sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Smymse
Tom Huntingdon
Alfred Nardi
Nett Harrisburg
Pee Ben
Pennsylvania Institute For Mental
Huntingdon County
Imon
Ita de
U N Plan Speeds Ahead In Atoms For Peace Debate
United States top delegates prepared a major tone setting speech in the U N General Assembly as President Eisenhower's Atoms For Peace plan moves forward. G D Jackson outlined the program as feasible now while facing Russian objections and Western concerns about scope. The plan calls for an international atomic energy agency and a world scientific congress to promote peaceful uses of atomic energy with no veto power and no inclusion of Red China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U.S
Vic
Juckson
Eisenhower
Wenational Atomic Energy Agency
Risslin
Jackson
Relegalen
Hewry Cnbow
Snfternoon
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Loin Fe
United States
China
Congress
President Urges Senate to Approve West German Pacts
President Eisenhower urged the Senate to ratify treaties freeing West Germany aligned with Western powers. He argued the pacts reflect a shared desire for peace among free nations and would end occupation, reintegrate Germany, and bring it into the Western alliance and security structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Puxoomiea
Washington
Blanhower
West Germany
London
Germany
Ackman
Thaly
Mead Park to Name Directors at Annual Meeting
Mead Park Association to elect nine directors at its annual meeting in the Municipal Building. Terms of Walter Auer D A Bronnetty Cin Smith Wichard Roubacher Worman Edinger fill vacancies from Blew art Long’s resignation. New officers will be named and annual reports on the Third Ward recreation apot progress presented. All taxpayers contributing to the city’s park funds are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Building
Mead Park Association
Ig Directry
Walter Auer
D. A. Bronnetty Cin) Smith
Wichard Roubacher
Worman Edinger
Blew=art Long
Offlycorn
Third Ward
Apot
Uiy
Trio dies in trailer sleep while honeymoon trip ends
REDFIELD New York a newly married couple and the groom's soldier brother died in their light trailer when a gasoline lantern apparently depleted oxygen. Bodies identified as Robert Steffenhagen 28 Dorothy Fritz 25 and Alfred Steffenhagen 21 were found beside a road after a wedding Friday. Troopers say a bucket placed to douse flame may have caused the accident during a honeymoon hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weg
Asaocisten
Redfield
N.Y
Robert Steffenhagen
Nin Beide
Dorothy Fritz
Alfred Steffenhagen
New York
Steffenhagena
Pittaford
Rochester
Alfred
Fr. Devens
Mass
Orroopers
Gambler's delay request eyed by Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Philadelphia Associated Press reports Erie Mayor Thomas W. Flatley and 36 others seek delays in their conspiracy and bribery trials. In total 72 petitions ask to continue scheduled trials and 26 ask for review of the record before action. McLaughlin opposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preae
Philadelphia
Thomas W. Flatley
Erie
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Belo County
Platley
Supreme Court
Damien.McLoughlin
Erie County
Edward Petrillo
Fred Bieber
Edward Carney
Leonard Otis
J.B. Diuliante
Jiuliante
Flatley Divilante
McLaughlin
Jliliante
Quarter Sessions Court
Eri
Baturdiy
Tiuiante
Flatiey
Rochester Laborer Charged After Double Slaying
A Rochester man, Joseph Marticel, 27, was charged with vagrancy and held as a material witness after police found his estranged wife Millie Marticel 42 and Francesca Cotogna 76 dead in the Celisr home. Authorities identified the suspect and the victims following the brutal murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Ater
Joseph Marticel
Marucci
Millie
Francesca Cotogna
Egypt’s Naguib Ousted Amid Tense Power Shift
Cairo reports show Major General Mohamed Naguib ousted as president by the Revolutionary Council and Nasser named acting president with undisputed power. The capital remained calm but tense as security and cabinet actions followed Talat’s confession of a Brotherhood plot to kill Naguib and seize control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Mohamed Naguib
Premiser Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nogulb
Farouk
Molen Brotherhood
Amate Nester
Hind
Oport
Namor
Naguib
Helicon
Youssef Talaat
Srotherhood
Guarda Ted
Talat
Morg
Nagser
Naguibad
Naayer
Nanser
Revolutionary Council
Nassar
Nagall
Baguib
Naseer
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Bastorlat
Department
W. Virginia Pit
UMW
Butler
Slipper Rock State
GLF
Aids
IKE and Friends
Sen. McCarthy
Fe-Uiah
Nardi
Tae
Dasastad
Avoe
Shirles L. Hines
U.N
Mead Park
Bedword
Penn—sylvani
Celisea
William P. ‘Watson
Weshington
D. C
Bedford County Memorial Hospital
Flatley
Nasser
Montreal
Albert Lesage
Royal College of Sungeotin
Doctors of Canada
Sabi Day
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