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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1953
Page
1
Urge Clark To Testify In White Case
Len Hendrickson urges Supreme Court Justice Tom C Clark to explain his role in the Harry Dexter White case. The White matter involves 1946 actions, with Clark having declined a House committee subpoena citing separation of powers, while Truman and Byrnes also resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington
Len Hendrickson
Tom C. Clark
Harry Dexter White
Clark
White
Truman
U. S
International Monetary Bund
Ceveral Brownell
TET
Tingsiatr
Brownell
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Hendrickson
Jenner
H-Ind
Chirk
House Un-American Activities Committee
James F. Byrner
Un-American Activities Committee
Velde R-Ili
Gleveland
Rep
Frazier
Tennessee
House
Corry Police Exam Draws Local Applicants
Lumber of applicants in Corry for civil service mental examination to qualify for city police duty. Six Corry men and one Union City resident applied. vacancies exist though department is at full strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cies
Civil Service
Union City
James Keppel
Daniel Gorski
Limer Glass
Warren McChesney
Alfred Alkens
Henry %. Watkins
Corry
Gilbert Harrison
Cpl
Tessie Kelly
Jonunry
Keppel
Gorsk
Fire damages at Corry Jamestown plant after light switch spark
A spark from a light switch in the Corry Jamestown plant paint booth ignited flammable naptha fumes. The automatic sprinkler system and fire alarm acted quickly. no injuries or fire damage beyond spilled naptha and about 1000 dollars water loss. Crews worked overnight to restore normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry-Jamestown
Alloiis
Haphtha Josh
Cervola
Heseane
Lieve
Plant of Verily
Grange Adopts Farm Program Proposals At Session
The Grange adopts resolutions urging reforms to farm aid. Benson and Navjon discuss changes to stimulate farm prosperity, including a two price system, cooperation among farmers and processors, reduced trade barriers, emergency food stamps, and targeted production payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Associated Press
Burlington, Vt
Nav Joni Game
Aupiuultupe
New England Council
Boston
Grange
Bank employee indicted for embezzlement in Pennsylvania case
Harrisburg area: Marguerite Marie Williams, Haweton post mistress, indicted for misappropriating 1604 of postal funds. Garver, Plymouth National Bank teller, indicted on six counts for embezzling 617,304 in bank funds between March 12 1953 and July 29 1955. Largest single amount cited is 19547 on July 29 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Hany Howell Carver
Plymouihy Pa
Rand
Genhid
Garver
Twller
Plymouth National Bank
Marguerite Marie Williams
Hawetone
Mittin County
Reds attack Dean as Korean parleys stall
At Panmunjom<Associated Press> reports say Communist diplomats berate Ambassador Arthur H. Dean and stall the peace talks. Subcommittees work on composition and site while both sides plan to meet again Saturday. Reds demand non belligerents attend and insist on prematurity. Dean rejects. POW talks stall with days of dispute over daily interview numbers.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
Arthur H
Dean
Moscow
Opie
Nob
Stockholm
Rio de Janeio
Mexico
Cuty
Rome
Madid
Red
Prnmentum
Allie Kgegesmond
MonolNls
San Francisco
Geneyit
Wodl
Fothian
Reds
ICC Okays New Postal Hikes By ICC Authority
The Interstate Commerce Commission approves higher pigsel post rates on catalogs and advertising matter with about 17 percent rise and 40 to 50 percent rise for controlled circulation publications. General increases add about 10 million dollars yearly to parcel post. Yates boosts raise about four million from specialized publications. Effective date left to postmaster general discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Progress Made in Health Plan in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania's mental health program, though experiencing growing pains, is moving toward final success. Dr Hiding A Bengs, commissioner, notes immediate needs are being met and a stabilized future is planned through continued education and expanded facilities. The state foresees a long range effort with $160 million for better trained doctors nurses and social workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Hiding A. Bengs
Bureau of Mental Health
Bengs
General State Authority
Pittsburgh Appeals Higher Trolley Fare Ruling
The city will press its fight at the State Supreme Court after the Supreme Court ruled the Pittsburgh Railways Co. may raise street car fares from 17 to 20 cents. City Solicitor Anne X. Alpern quickly contacted Justice Horace Stern in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburgh
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Suysiter
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Anne X. Alpern
Ghlet
Horace Stern
Rupreme Court
Philadelphia
GE Workers Suspended After McCarthy Hearing Accusations
Boston General Electric suspends two Lynn plant employees after they were named as Communists by an FBI undercover agent at a Senate committee hearing. The men Robert Goodwin and Nathaniel Mills faced Russian amid protests as McCarthy's panel adjourned. Essex County DA Hugh A. Cregg announced a possible criminal probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
General Weetric Co
FBI
Joseph R. McCarthy
Robert Goodwin
Nathaniel Mills
Lynn
Wiliam “H. ‘Peto
Ashby
Communist Party
McCarthy
Senate
Essex County
Hugh A. Cregg
Goodwin and Mills
Herbert J. Ross
General Electric
General Electric Com
Gabriel Kantrovitz
50 50 Chance for Dems in Governor Race
Associated Press reports a tight gubernatorial contest with a 50 50 outlook. Andrews Cambri, Democratic House Leader, says rural counties will bolster party strength and relies on rival counties for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harhisb Oh
Andrews Cambri
Eays
Buses Stranded in Colorado Snowstorm Rescue Efforts Underway
Report says two buses with 31 passengers are stranded in eastern Colorado as winds whip 7 to 8 foot snow drifts. A Denver bound bus from Kansas City stalled near Joe, Colorado, with a plow sent to assist. Passengers are safe, with rescue parties delayed by blizzard conditions and near the Kansas line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Colomule
Dasseigers
St Louls
Borges
Benger
Csi Ware Nig
Stiles
Gobert Martin
Jars
Errant Fathers to Pay Support Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg officials announce a crackdown plan to enforce child support across 67 counties. The Department of Public Assistance seeks cooperation from county boards and courts to ensure fathers pay, aiming to save at least three million dollars yearly and reduce reliance on public aid for about 23,000 dependent children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Assistance Department
Associated Press Jiarrisburg
Vania Cuilutias
Eleanor G. Evans
State Public Assistance Board
Woman's Attacker Now In Custody
New Kensington Pa William Yaskinder 23 surrendered to police and was turned over to State Police for questioning in an attack and robbery of 48 year old Mary Ross a Sunday School teacher in Upper Barrel on Goal Hill Road Ross was asleep in her house when robbed of $3 and was briefly assaulted Police found WaBinder s car bearing damage near the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Kensington
William Yaskinder
Fnr
Womasy
Mary Ross
Upper Barrel
Goal Hill Road
Waebinder
Kidnap killers await removal to death cell in Missouri
The condemned kidnappers Bobby Crennivore and Hull face transfer to the death chamber at Missouri State Prison. Reports describe the planned execution by cyanide gas and electric chairs, with officials detailing the process and previous double execution precedent. The trial and sentencing sequence included court officials and police escorts as the pair return to Jackson County Jail.
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RASS
Kansas
Condemier Kdpapekilers
Bobby Crennivore
Missouri
Christina Cait Austin Hull
Bonch Brown
Hur Sane
Aneel
OWL
Tiny Tater
Kidmipes
Henny
Gauss Ala
Wederat Bune
Joan of Prisnuse
Haaeh & Murriiee
Ek Hull
Thor
Roy Dietrich
Hutnrary Fine Hall
Fe Paw
Warrank
Duagn
Jackson County
Greensburg Attorney seeks state police aid in vote return probe
Attorney Agra N. Pershing Jr. asked Attorney General Frank F. Truecol to assign a state police details to assist in a November vote return probe in Monessen's Second Ward. No action was taken yet as District Attorney Ls Alesundia Beuteo and others review district reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Agra N. Pershing Jr
Anm
Monessen
Pershing
Frank F. Truecol
Shidee
Richard D. Laird
Trequiarrifes
Alesundia Beuteo
Weather near 67 degrees as October heat nips in
Weather observer George Mulorieke reports a 67 degree high with a 39 degree low last night. The day brought unusually warm temperatures for the region with many residents enjoying mild conditions and clear skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mul
Uulters
Raymond union opposes levy in council tax clash
Members of the Raymond union met at St Elizabeth's Hall and became the first organized group to oppose a proposed city tax measure. The proposal by the advisory group stems from a survey on revenue needs. proponents argue it could fund city services while opponents cite out of town employment and taxable status concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Silzabeth
Henan
Browahl
Meatville
Tas Advisory Group
Fiha
Disturbance at City Hall as Trieste workers protest hunger
About 800 protesters gathered at Trieste City Hall demanding work and bread. They battered doors and windows after failing to meet Mayor Gianni Bartoli or Allied leaders, clashing with police as 200 reinforcements arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
Presa
Seconid Dn
Thay
Tiibeits
Piagna dell'Unite
Gianni Bartoli
Fulding
Reuther and Officers Up for Re election at CIO Rally
Cleveland reports CIO officers led by Waller and Reuther expected to win re election without opposition at a convention focused on securing the guaranteed annual wage for steel and auto workers. Delegates consider wage guarantees essential for stability amid industry contracts and unemployment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Waller
CIO
Sions
Waller Reuter
Tlmer Cio
Ate
Utd
Fie
Steel Workers
Gio Oliiners
CTO Antions
Anovledac
CIQ
Frelors
Corryite sues for 2500 in county court
Corry man Robert Snodgrass sues George Andrus for 2500 in damages in county court. Snodgrass alleges he was belted choked and outraged and hospitalized after an incident on West Main Street. The suit, filed by William Peiffer, cites injuries and lost work days. Police investigated following the incident.
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Robert Snodgrass
RD. 1
West Main Street
George Andrus
East Congress Street
William Peiffer
Snodgray Snodarass
Andris
Corry
Snodgrass
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