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20 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 20, 1954
Page
1
McCarthy Censure Vote Likely Next Congress says Morse
Oregon Senator Morse says a censure resolution against Senator McCarthy would be reintroduced in the next Congress if needed. He argues the American people will demand a vote before adjournment, while Senator Mundt expects a vote within a week to 10 days after Congress reconvenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Morse
Ind-Ore
McCarthy
Rwis
Congress
Senate
Mundt
R-Sd
Beatie
Watkins
Utsh
George W Galver
Capitol
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Watkins Committee
Flanders
Fulbright
Ralph W. Zwicker
India blocks widening bid on international atomic plan
United Nations diplomats report Western sponsors pressing for quick approval of President Eisenhower’s peaceful atomic energy program. India’s V K Krishna Menon vetoed attempts to extend talks, seeking Monday debate on a seven nation resolution, while Enver, Burma and Yugoslavia showed appetite for broader participation though backed off from changing the motion. Lodge warned broader participation could delay or derail the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Eisenhower
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Ayote
Menon
Circle of Nations
Oeet
Ender
Burma
Yugoslavia
Varée
Lodge
Dr Sheppard Statement Read At Murder Trial
Statement read in Court questions whether a spurned lover could have killed Marilyn Sheppard. Dr Sam Sheppard, on trial for his wife’s murder, mentions three known potential lovers and others, as Detective Schottke presents the police statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn
Dr. Sam
Associated Press
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Robert F. Schottke
Dr. Sheppard
Stanford Hose Honors Corryite with Honorary Life Membership
A Stanford Hose Company committee last night presented David A. Hillstrom of East Congress Street with an honorary life membership in the fire company. Fire Chief Ray Laurie said the framed certificate recognized Mrs Hillstrom's past donations and support. the presentation at Hillstrom's home was carried out by committee members Laurie, Abbey, Davis, Spiesman, and Collier.
Cafeteria at Corry Area High School Opens
The Corry Area High School cafeteria will open for the first time Monday morning for meals yet to be scheduled. Students who bring lunches may eat in the cafeteria. the kitchen is hoped to be operating soon after Thanksgiving, exact date undecided. Public school students will dismiss early at 2 30 Wednesday for Thanksgiving and return the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Corry Area High School
Lawrence M. Douglas
Three Cars Damaged In Local Accident
Three cars were damaged yesterday afternoon in a smashup just north of Smith street intersection on North Center street. Drivers identified include Robert Barto of Snyder Circle John McIntyre of RD Corry and Joseph Edwards of RD. Edwards rear ended McIntyre then pushed into Barto as all cars travelled south. Total damage to the three vehicles exceeds $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Street
North Center Street
Robert Barto
Snyder Circle
John McIntyre
Corry
Joseph Edwards
Barto
McIntyre
Edwards
Babson Predicts G Aid Advertist By ROGER W. BABSON
Babson argues mergers surge for taxes cost cuts and extra financing. He highlights advertising as a key driver in a competitive era, noting the high cost of full-page ads and comparing costs for small firms against RCA. The piece hints at continued discussion on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
EAS
Radio Corporation of America
Life Magazine
RCA
Sls
City Council to Adopt Budget in Special Session
City officials plan a 7 PM Monday special session to adopt next year’s budget, discuss millage rate publication, and possibly authorize a wage income tax and bond planning. Five councilmen have budgets ready. no pay raises expected. bond issue planning and tax changes debated amid unsettled details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Price
Charles Thompson
Bar T. Cherry
Streets Department
Bash Smith Street
Oniy
Thin City
Corry
Treamirer
Ready for Prison Release From U S Penitentiary
Emsernsume Wilkinson says Alver Hin has yet to hold the customary talk with Hing in preparation for his scheduled release November 27 from the U.S. Penitentiary. The warden declined to disclose further details. Hing is to be released free on serving 34 years for perjury tied to questions before a congressional committee about Communist activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Committee
Hein Hettig
Protests Rise Over Water Level At Findley Lake
Turmoil erupts in Findley Lake as residents protest a five foot drop in water level. Signs name owner Howard, blaming him for lowering the lake and harming local wildlife and property. Demonstrators vow to pressure authorities and resume talks to restore the level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake
Findley
Howard
Kernel Howard
Kernel
Completion of two atomic plants near Oak Ridge reported
Oak Ridge Tennessee reports progress on two giant atomic plants adding to the nation’s output of fissionable U235 for atomic and hydrogen weapons. The three facilities use a gaseous diffusion process and cost nearly one billion dollars with Portsmouth Ohio to join the effort. The program aims to increase production capacity and stockpile relief timed by Defense Department goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Ducato Ky
Uns der Canve Action
Portsmouth
Ohio
Nokia Uinlur
Atomi, Energy Comminston
UK Ridge
Paducah fydItilon
Billdine
Jean
Congress
Ube Thir Fini
ARC
Gordon Ht. Dean
Nile
Department of Defense
Eller Lin
Rte
Dean
Congrens Hime
Han Marr
Tennesste
Actor Sterling Hayden Sues For $450000 Over Billing
Actor Brerunk Jayden sues producers and distributors for damages claiming he was promised equal billing with Frank Sinatra in Suddenly. He seeks injunctions against Libre Produce and hired Artists Corp to stop publication or advertising that violates the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Angeles
Brerunk Jayden
Frank Sinatra
Hayden
Sinatra
Libre Produce
Toma
Artists Corp
Corry Firm Low On Road Job Bid
Unofficial bids for state highway projects include two T beam bridges over the Shenango River and a bridge over a small stream near Hayfield Township. Bids from Connairad two T beam bridges over Shenango River and a T beam bridge over a small stream and rail led trucks, A Sharan, Ered W. Wing, Inc., Corry, 1,800,610. Crawford Construction, T beam bridge over Cussewago Creek and 4 concrete box culvert over a tributary, of the evel in Hayfield Township, W. Ly Dunn Construction Co., Cochranton, 83,064. Erie Construction 07 miles of bituminous surface paving in Fairfield Township, Western Pennsylvania Asphalt Paying Co., Wellh, a. Lawrence-Widen 30% miles of Traffic Route 108 in Biloow borough and Wayne Township, Allegheny Asphalt and Paving Co., Pittsburgh, 192892. widen 14 miles of Route 108 in Tickory Township, Robert Construction Co., Meadville, 71,098.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Gonairad
Shenatigo River
Ah Sharan
W. Wing, Inc
Crawford
Cussewago Creek
Evel
Hayfield
W. Ly Dunn
Cochranton
Erie
Fair Field ‘Township
Western
Pennsylvania
A. Lawrence
Bilwood
Wiyne Township
Alegheny Asphalt and Paying Co
Pittsburgh
Tickory ‘Township
Robert Construction CO
Meadville
Truck Spills on Area Bridge Near Corry
Warren merchant James Miller 64 escapes serious injuries when his panel truck skids on a wet bridge near Corry on the road to Spring Creek. He was driving toward Corry as Mina Cuthbertson 26 of Gy Tone and a teacher in Union City Schools also neared the narrow bridge. Miller’s truck went off the road, struck rails, and overturned on the bridge causing over $200 in damage. Cuthbertson managed to stop her car without hitting the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Corry
Spring Creek
James @. Miller
Roberta Cuithbertson
Gytone
Hoth
Olmonthe
Porto
Mina Cuthbertson
Bruce Follen
Convicted Father Of Manslaughter In Child Fire
Bernard J. O'Brien, 32, admitted hours of drinking before five of his children died in a house fire. A Lycoming County Jury found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter and recommended leniency. Judge Charles G. Williams said sentencing would occur next Monday. The five victims, four girls and one boy aged two to ten, perished in the blaze on May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Lycoming
Bernard J. O'Brien
Charles G. Williams
O Brien
O'Brien
Rome Township students burn books over school dispute
Rome Township students burned their textbooks and turned in shoes as a protest over the Rome Township Area Schools Jointure fight. About 240 Rome pupils faced an uncertain future as the three-man board delayed actions on contract and budget demands. Buses were halted and officials warned the township would miss Monday classes. In Titusville, Gov-elect Harriman led by 11,875 votes with only two counties left to recount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titueville
Rome Township
Titusville
Rome
Ti Unville Ares Joint School Board
Bearalnyt
Rorky
Tituaylile High School
Tibudvilte
Belool
Jehoole
Pie Pil
Uyele
Finel
Bobsool
Lowsship
John P. Pink
Ralph Winton
Arnold Morris
Ares Schoo Hendler
Raymond Foley
Ralph Hummer
Bue
Marshall A. Tisher
Communists Reported Armored Divisions in North Vietnam
Washington reports three new Vietminh divisions in North Vietnam with two armored units, signaling potential offensive intent and a breach of the Geneva peace accord. Talks between Mendes France and Dulles explored political and military steps to bolster anti-Communist South Vietnam and reform agriculture while training non Communist forces. The fate of the 12?2-man U.S. mission and the scope of South Vietnam training remain unresolved as edge-of-talks coverage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
North
Viet Nam
Mendes-Prance
Dulles
Indochina
Mendes-France
Prewuire
South
Dillles
South Vietnam
Mouive
Firemen Prepare Annual Ball At Wright School Center
The Blanford Hose company nears completion of ticket sales for its Thanksgiving Eve ball. The event runs 9 p m to 4 a m with Chuck Ferns orchestra. Door prizes will be drawn and tickets available from members or at the door. The two items follow separate notices on a local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanford Hose Company
Chuck Ferns
Hose Company
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Duicks
Cain Nisinng
Wah Hove
Ule Taki
Une Mill
Sterling Hayden
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Averell Harriman
Buefalo
Schiné Theater
John Fenight
Knight
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