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09 Oct 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
Oct 09, 1954
Page
1
Dixon Yates hearings postponed to November 4
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee delays public hearings on the Dixon Yates private power proposal citing heavy campaign schedules. The plan envisions a private utility group building a generating plant at West Memphis Arkansas with power routed through TVA lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Dixon-Yates
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Leg Slatore
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Dison-Yates
Particuary Democrats
Sen. Kefaliver
D-Tenn
Edgar H. Dix
B. A. Yates
West Memphis
Arkansas
Educator calls for broad base tax to fund state education
Norman C. Brillhart Reading head of the Pennsylvania State Education Association urged a broad base levy or bond base tax to meet state educational needs in the next biennium. He said costs will exceed last biennium by about 80 million dollars and noted current spending on education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Norman C. Brillhart
Reading
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Brillhart
Menton
Job Outlook Shows Improvement In Local Labor Market
Pennsylvania Employment Service reports signs of improvement in the local labor picture for the past month. Forty referrals led to 26 hires as openings totaled 27. Unemployment claims fell from 488 to 173 in September, with continued claims dropping to 1,798. Most hiring was recall based with 3 clerical, 2 service, 5 skilled, 10 semi skilled, and 6 unskilled/entry placements. New applications filed totaled 106, keeping total job seekers at 583, down from 660.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Heasley
Pennsylvania Employment Service Office
Heasley
Hensley
Joa
Ares
Corry Woman Wins New Auto From Beaver Club Raffle
Mrs. Scully was drawn as the winner of a new auto in a Beaver Club raffle held after the Corry Grove City football game. The club raised $518.35 for the high school football field fund with sales across the summer and into draw time. Taxes will take about 20 percent of the car price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mos
Uimes
Thirteen Missing After Texas Hotel Fire
Thirteen people were unaccounted for after a three story Milam Hotel and four other businesses burned in Wichita Falls Texas. Fire officials said it would be days before confirming any deaths and four pumpers worked to combat the smoldering ruins. Two firemen suffered minor injuries. A separate note: Queen Mother Elizabeth will visit Ottawa November 12 to 17 arriving from Washington and staying at Government House with Governor General Vincent Maswy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
Tire
Milam
Joe Counts
Counts
Associated Press
Ottawa
Hearing Date Set Over Local Fraternal Club Tax Challenge
October 18 was set to hear arguments in the four local fraternal clubs versus the school district case. Judge Elmer Evans will hear preliminary legal points raised by Solicitor Franke McKnight and attorney William Peiffer. The clubs contend the levy is discriminatory as not all city classes are taxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Evans
Franke McKnight
William Peiffer
Three Are Slain By Crazed Male In Harlem Apartment
In Harlem a 31 year old boarder Benito Rivera Mandonados attacked with a baseball bat killing a 4 year old girl a grandmother and a 14 year old girl. Police say pills were found on each victim and he shouted come and get me as officers closed in. A television set and chairs were smashed in the savage assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py A
New York
Harlem
Ben
Benito Rivera Mandonados
Doris Rodrigues
Sotera ‘Torres
Ruth Lopez
Babson Urges All to Make Wills Regardless of Age or Health
Roger W. Babson urges readers to hire a lawyer and prepare a will, rechecking annually. He notes over 70 percent die without a will, risking property to undesired heirs, with many stock and bond holdings at stake and insurance payouts to unprepared recipients. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roger W. Babson
New Boston
Smitt, Browl
Jones
Mont of Uiore
Quotas Set for 1954 Community Chest Drive
Chairman William Pelt ter announced quotas for the 1954 Community Chest appeal. The drive aims to raise 82.15 thousand dollars with divisions led by Kenneth Bene san at 12000 and R W Brown at 4200. Township quotas include Concord 100 and Wayne 100, among others, as advance soliciting begins ahead of the two week drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Pelt Ter
Kenneth RB. Benesan
R. W. Brown
Ross Bailey
Clare Capwell
John Rossbarker
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Merle Amy
Lawrence Douglas
Lawrence Davison
Earl T Cherry
Congord
M. C. Baldwin
Wayne
Robet Williams
Fredelius
Columbus
Ward Jo. Mortis
Spring Creek
Glen Donaldson
Denies Guilty In Two Slayings In Springfield Case
In a tense Springfield District Court appearance Kenneth Chapin, 14, pleaded not guilty to two murder charges connected to the stabbing deaths of a 14 year old babysitter and a four year old. Judge John M. Novan ordered him held without bail for a hearing October 18. The boy's father Theodore Chapin attended the arraignment. the youth showed no emotion as he was led away. A companion item notes an FBI arrest involving a 40 year old Joseph Sydney Petergen and others tied to NSA document theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Vornee
Kenneth Chapin
Glee
Clark James Lovett
John M. Novnan
Chapin
Theodore Chapin
Springfield Armory Electrician
Jed
Ihtanl
Munder
Stephen Ross Goldberg
Mab
Jin Steady
Lynn Ann Smith
Raymond P. Gallagher
Stephen A. Moynahan
Lynn Ann
Capehart Sees More Indictments From Housing Probe
Senate housing corruption probe may yield additional indictments. Capehart said hearings revealed suspected bribery and improper conduct in the FHA program. A federal grand jury was instructed to probe Clyde Powell and related activities as witnesses prepare for a November 9 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capehart
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Capehart Crethge
Hi Senate Barkind
Cammiites
Post
Bob Capehirt
Ubpocnis
Ub Ab
Brownell
Clyde Powell
Powell
Elaluiedd
Unul
Ike pressess campaign for GOP victory in Denver rally
President Eisenhower urged continued GOP control of Congress in a nationwide TV radio address at a Denver rally attended by about 6 500 people. He warned Democrats could trigger a cold war of partisan politics and cited the need for unified leadership to keep the White House under Republican control. He was repeatedly interrupted by applause and the program ran overtime on networks coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eisenhow
Congress
Washington
Jeust
White House
Eisenhower
le Republica
GOP
Conepress
Conpress
Hurricane Hazel Nears Caribbean Sea Threats no land
Hurricane Hazel roared through the Central Caribbean at about 125 miles per hour. Weather officials warned ships and planes away as forecasters predicted a west northwest path continuing toward the region and away from land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Caribbean
County organizes largest local test ban evacuation drill
Local Civil Defense leaders plan a full scale dry run for October 7 to study the county wide mass evacuation. About 200 000 residents in Corry and surrounding areas are expected to be affected as volunteers and police prepare routes and communications to manage traffic and safety during the simulated event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Niatlon
Ray Weber
Corry
Nin
Sone
Virion
Hinwa
Brio
Corrylten
Drivern
Bele
Pursuin
Busea
Trues
Richard Ht
Nichols
Bell County
United States files massive damage claim over 1964 bomber
The United States accuses Ruanda of willfully lying about the July 1964 downing of an American B50 bomber over the seas east of Japan and seeks damages of 3 or 992.04. The note asks Russia to join in bringing the dispute to the International Court of Justice. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. will circulate the text to Security Council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Fitatoy
Ruane
Japan
United States
Russia
Jroin
Triternatorial Court of Suntiee
Ambsseadoe Charlea
Mor Mackie Freighter Capsizes Off Cape Henry
Coast Guard reports a 4 000-ton ore freighter Mor Mackie capsized about 150 miles east southeast of Cape Henry with 48 aboard. Two men were picked up and three sighted in the water by the Greek freighter Macedonia and Coast Guard planes. Survivors were located in life jackets as wreckage drifted. one prior collision record noted in Baltimore archives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Norfolk
Macedonia
Coast Guard
Cape Henry
Cost Guard
Michiel Angel Hermaiides
Mormackite
Punt
Navy
Coat Guird
Elizabeth City
N. C
Hernandes
Coast ‘Guard
Ax Bull
Ivan
Witer
Flamanden
Houtewain Cyrus Gray
Nepfole
Marilyn Monroe Fights Illness After Divorce Filing
Marilyn Monroe, fresh from filing for divorce from Joe DiMaggio on Tuesday, returned to her studio Thursday but fell ill and was sent home yesterday. The studio expects her to resume work on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn
Hollywood
Marilyn Mon-roe
Sting
Joe DiMaggio
Mendes France asks parliament for confidence vote on London rearmament plan
Premier Pierre Mendes France urged the National Assembly to back the London agreements permitting limited German rearmament within a Brussels alliance, warning that defeat could trigger new elections. He sought to rally deputies and warned against nonendorsement of his government as a confidence matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Nation
London
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Assembly
Milan
Antte
EDC
Europe
Menden
France
Germany
Mendes-Prairie
Mexico Sinks Under Storm Waters Hit Sizable Highways
The Communications Ministry reports virtually all major highways in Mexico blocked by rain and landslides. Part of the Pan American Highway and routes from El Paso andaredo to Mexico City were impassable with bridges washed out and traffic suspended between Mexico City and Tixpatlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snohance
Mexico City
Communications Ministry
Mexico
el Paso
Redo
Ciudad Juares
Puebla - Veracrux
Carling
Gulf
Tixpat
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