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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1953

Page

3

Urge Clark Testify in White Case in Senate Push

Sen Hendrickson urges Supreme Court Justice Tom C Clark to testify about his role in the White case and ties it to Truman era actions. Brownell had linked White to a possible Russian spy matter and FBI findings fueling Senate inquiries.

Clark Associated Press Washington Hendrickson Supreme Court Tom C. Clark Dexter White White Fermion Truman Tnternational Monetary Fund Brownell FBI Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Willy Jennier R-Ind ANH American Activities Committee James F Byrnes Un-American Activities Committee Truian Grolinds Ark Rep. Velde al Cleveland Trinian Trumen Rep. Fravine Temnessee House Senate Tromanchek Kyliene Ctmp

Take Corry Police Exam

Large turnout at Corry Municipal Building as six local men and one Union City resident apply for Civil Service mental examination for police work. Names include James Keppel Daniel Gorski Elmer Glass Warrell McChesney Alfred Aikens Henry L Watkins and Gilbert Harrison.

Cies Civil Service Union City James Keppel Daniel Gorski Elmer Glass Warrell McChesney Alfred Aikens Henry L. Watkins Corry Gilbert Harrison Cpl Leslie Kelly Keppel Gorski

Naphtha Fumes Burst From Jamestown Plant Light Switch Incident

A defective light switch in a Corry Jamestown plant caused naphtha fumes to ignite in a paint booth. An automatic sprinkler system released hundreds of gallons of water, preventing further damage. Officials estimate water loss at about $1,000, with no injuries reported.

Jamestown Attemnoos Cony-Jamestown Snidd Trank Cervola Cervoly Dembly Spot Welding

Grange Adopts Resolutions On Farm Program

The National Grange and Secretary Benson agree existing farm aid is imperfect and seek changes only if they boost farm prosperity and reduce government control. Proposals include a two price system, grower processor distributor cooperation, lower trade barriers, an emergency food stamp plan, and farm production payments.

Benson Associated Press Burlington Na Loin Grange Secretary of Benson Weeth Grinit Tia New England Council Boston Treasury Grange

Bank Employee Indicted in Plymouth Bank Embezzlement Case

Harrisburg report states Harry Howell Carver a Plymouth Pa bank teller was indicted by a federal grand jury on embezzlement and misappropriation of funds between March 12 1952 and May 73 1963 The largest amount involved was 18547 and Marguerite Marie Williams a postal clerk at Hawstone Mifflin County was also accused of misappropriating 1804 from postal funds.

Harrisburg Harry Howell Carver Plymoutt Bank Em Hawstone Mifflin County Mla

Reds Attack Dean As Korean Parleys Stall

Communist diplomats barrage U S Ambassador Arthur Dean at Panmunjom demanding nonbelligerent attendance and a starting date. Subcommittees on conference composition and timing report no progress as POW talks stall with rate of interviews and prisoner numbers unclear.

Dean Associated Press Panmunjom Commununist Diplom Nats U. S Arthur F Deatojay Perong Moscow

ICC OKs New Postal Hikes

The Interstate Commerce Commission approved increases in parcel post rates for catalogues and printed advertising matter. Controlled circulation publications will rise about ten percent, with overall parcel post revenue gains of around 14 million dollars annually. The new charges took effect October 1, with date discretion given to the postmaster general.

Dymsowwsn Ea cSu Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Progress in Pennsylvania mental health plan faces growing pains

In Harrisburg Dr Hilding A Bengs says the mental health program is addressing immediate needs while aiming for a stable future The plan includes expanded education for the public and a broadening of personnel with a long range investment of about 160 million dollars to improve facilities and services in state hospitals and clinics

Associated Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Hilding A. Bengs Bureau of Mental Hestity Benes General State Authority Bengs Gail

GE Employes Revealed as Reds Are Suspended

Two General Electric Lynn plant workers, Robert Goodwin aged 38 and Nathaniel Mills aged 26, were suspended after being named as Communists by an FBI witness at Senator McCarthy's hearing. The pair refused to testify, were escorted out, and a later district attorney action was announced.

Boston General Electric Co FBI Joseph R. McCarthy Robert, Goodwin Nathaniel Mills Lynn William H. Teto Ashby Communist Party Goodwin Mills Senator McCarthy U. S McCarthy Senate Essex County Hugh A. Cregg Teto Herbert L. Ross General Electric Mille Senate Committee On Gabriel Kantrovite

50 50 Chance for Dems in Governor Race

Harrisburg report quotes Rep. I G Andrews Cambria House leader predicting a close governor race with Democrats favored to strengthen rural organizations. The interview notes a 60 40 to 50 50 split and signals party organization building ahead of the election.

Harrisburg I G. Andrews Cambria Andrews

Seven Buses Stranded Amid Colorado Storm

A Colorado snowstorm strands seven buses with all passengers aboard near Denver. Officials and a snowplow crew work to reopen the highway as delays mount and transportation services halt.

Colorado

Public Aid Aims to Enforce Child Support Across Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports the Public Assistance Department plans to press county courts to enforce support payments from deserting fathers. Secretary Eleanor Evans says the crackdown could save at least three million dollars per biennium, with 25 000 dependent children receiving relief last year and about one third from paternal abandonment. Cooperation with county boards and courts is essential to implement the program.

Public Assistance Department Associated Proms Harrisburg Pennsylvania Eleanor G. Evans State Public Assistance Board Heans Minty Public Assistance Boards anheXnet

Woman’s Attacker Surrenders to Police Custody

William Wisbinder, 29, sought questioning in the assault and robbery of a 49 year old woman, surrendered to New Kensington police and was turned over to state investigators. The report also notes a separate incident involving Mary Rous, 105, robbed at a Sunday school site on Coal Hill Road.

Wey Associated New Kensington Willum Wisbinder Mary Rous Burrell Learher Coal Hill Road Yusbindor

Unclear OCR fragment reports local issues and figures

Fragmentary text references streets Wayne and Columbian, mentions garbage dumping, a temporary work point at Ha Jumping, and a listed amount of $48,000 with several named terms and places.

Block Llye Wayne Two Wiiton Sive Fire Grubisge Tien Haerhitel Eftiita Renkhenis Ian Way Columbian Itl Shonpeh Lomunshapss NPL Acti

Kidnap Killers Await Removal to Death Cell

Kansas City report on condemned kidnap killers of a 6 year old boy awaiting execution in the gas chamber. Details discuss timing before Christmas, legal proceedings, and statements from officials and defense counsel.

Greensburg attorney seeks state police aid in vote irregularities

Avra N. Pershing Jr. asked the state to assign a detail of state police election experts to inspect November election returns from Moressen's Second Ward. Judge Dairt appointed Busting Tooke to report on irregularities after a request by District Attorney Scuico.

Aspoqueen Greensburg Avra N. Pershing Jr Moressen Han Pershing Frank F. Truscott Chard D. Dairt Alexander Scuico

Weather Log Notes Unclear Temperature Record

Fragmentary OCR shows a weather report referencing a high around 67 and 38 degrees with mentions of November 10 and observers. Details are garbled with stray letters, hindering clear extraction of location, time, and exact figures.

Weter Grooye Mildaviele

Raymond union fights proposed income tax plan

Raymond residents oppose an income tax as the unionized group speaks out against it. City officials in Meadville consider the proposal after a survey by an advisory panel. Proponents say unified funding supports schools while opponents worry about city revenue and taxed workers.

Raymond Mrz. Go Walon Oeetiy FL Eltaavetly Hull Borane Ithey Cley Cunolt Board of Educntiort Abe Levy St Tng Meadville Inrwell

Unrest in Trieste as 600 workers protest unemployment

About 600 demonstrators gathered before Trieste City Hall and 50 breached doors after clashing with 200 police. They demanded to see Mayor Bartoli and Allied authorities while shouting for work and bread. Earlier, roughly 500 protested in other city areas waving spoons and crying hunger.

Trieste Associated Press Triesté Re Flarioe Polite Demandi Ug Glariti Bartoli Wan

Reuther and Officers Set for Re election Bid

In Cleveland the CIO convention pushes for guaranteed annual wage as a major bargaining aim. Walter Reuther and other officers are expected to win re election as the UAW squarely backs long term contracts and wage guarantees to curb unemployment and maintain production amid employer opposition.

Reuther Cleveland CIO Sions Walter GTO Giithoul Eppasitiairi Tnishet Indushyy Steel Workers Tandy” Cio Lasders

Corryite Files Suit For 2500 Damages

Local man Snodgrass sues George Andrus for 2500 alleging assault choking and injuries on September. He says he was beaten and hospitalised and missed work the police investigated after Snodgrass filed the complaint.

Roils Robert Snod R. D West May Street George Andrus East Congress Street Willian Peifferin Corry

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