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11 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 11, 1954
Page
1
Sue North East Agency Faces Legal Action
An agency in North East faces a civil action over a dispute described in terse OCR text. The case involves a potential liability linked to a 233 p-2att notation and requires further detailing from the original source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue North East
Fragmentary Notice of Local Goods Names
OCR fragment lists various household items and brands in a garbled stream including dinette sets and lawn equipment. lacks clear individuals or events and provides no actionable detail.
Auction notices list farm equipment and household goods
The item list details cattle, hay, silage, tractors, milkers, plows, a churn, milking equipment, a refrigerator, Philco radio, range, tables, chests, and lamps. It notes a sale by Lillie and Ithur Scouten with phone 2901 and a mobile sale route along the 1 mile Line Road, including many farm tools and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speek
Howe
Suernseys
Philco
Lillie
Ithur Scouten
Otam
Forougled & Miles -N
Deeree
Roush
Ownay M
Buoorniah J.i
Bear Aulz
French approval seen for London agreement
Paris Premier Mendès-France pushed a fast vote in the National Assembly to endorse the London agreement on rearming Germany. He said a strong majority would back the measure, while Socialist and MRP factions prepared policy positions and the Communists planned firm opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Mendes-France
National Assembly
London
Germany
Socialist Party
Poplar Republican Movement
MRP
Assembly
Robert Schuman
Georges Bidault
European Defensé Community
EDC
Socialist Council
Menides-France
Mendés-France
Pont Saint-Pierre
Normandy
Rotary Governor to visit Corry for annual club meeting
John B. McMillin district governor of Rotary International 259th district will visit the Rotary Club of Corry for the annual official visit. He will meet with club officers and committee chairs to discuss administration and service plans and Golden Anniversary observance. McMillin heads OM Marketers Corporation in Bradford and was elected district governor for 1954 55 in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. McMillin
Rotary Club of
Corry
Rotary International
Rotary
Pennsylvania
McMillin
Jack Holt
Harold Mishler
OM Marketers Corporation
Bradford
Annua
Seattle
Washington
Local volunteers rehearse for Erie metro evacuation
About 50 Glasl Defense volunteers joined yesterday to rehearse roles for next Sunday's mass evacuation of Erie. Nearly full participation reported as most posts understand duties. Traffic was seen as the major challenge with plans to keep autos moving. The drill starts at 1:30 pm and runs into the late afternoon as thousands of cars head toward the Corry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasl Defense
Erie
Corry
Corry Boy Ill of Meningitis Improves at Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital reports six year old David Barber son of Mr and Mrs Richard Barber of 50 Snyder Circle improving after admission Saturday night. He remains in isolation as doctors indicate a possible meningitis diagnosis. In New Castle Ronald Viah nineteen dies of heart attack during a football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
David Barber
Richard Barber
Snyder Circle
Corry Memorial Hospital
Th Hospital
New Castle
Ronald Viah
Bessemer
Corry man in death by own action episode
Joseph Allen 28 of 850 West Washington Street leaped in front of a car on West Washington near Gates Street. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital, released, then committed to North Warren State Hospital after authorities found he posed a danger to himself. Allen, previously hurt in a self inflicted wound years ago, had recently returned from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren State Hospital
W.M
West Washington Street
Gates Street
Carl Haenel
West
Washington Street
Washington
Sud
Denly
Joseph Allen
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bracken
Allen
Philadelphia
Corry
Jewels Valued At 500000 Stolen In New York
A theft report lists jewels valued up to 500000 once worn in Maximilian’s court. Advertising executive Armando Araujo told police most pieces came from his great grandmother said to have served as a lady in waiting to Maximilian’s empress. Carlotta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amgen Ero
New York
Maximilian of
Mexico
Armendo Araujo
Maximilian
Carlotta
Remembering Justice Robert Jackson at interment rites
Memorial plans began for Justice Robert H. Jackson who died at 62 after a heart attack. The Corry visit two years earlier honored him with the Pennsylvania Ambassador award, reflecting his rise from a Spring Creek farm boy to the U.S. Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
Spring Creek
Justice Jackson
Corry
State Chamber of Commerce
Jackson Named Corry-James town Mfg Corp Counsel
Justice Robert H. Jackson selected the name Gerry-James town for Corry-James town Mfg Corp after proposing over 50 names to New York authorities in 1919 while acting as counsel for the firm Uten. He later moved to Washington by Roosevelt and remained tied to Jamestown area roots visiting Spring Creek and Frewsburg in later years. The article notes his long service in Washington, 21 years in official life and 13 years on the Supreme Court, with prior roles including solicitor general and his influence on New Deal legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Nils Law Office
Washington
Roosevelt
Justice Jackson
Jackson
Will Henry Farm
Canada
Spring Creek
Brokenstraw Creek
Frewsburg
Jamestown
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Mossadegh Aide Sentenced to Die by Consaled Press
A military court in Tehran sentenced former Farin Minister Hossein Fatem to death by hanging for attempting to overthrow the Shah after Mossadegh era turmoil. Two ex-Mossadegh advisers received life terms. all three plan appeals. Fatem was hospitalized on the stretcher when the verdict was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Trin
Hag
Farelin
Hossein Fatem
Shih Mohammed Rev Pablevt
Mohammed Mossadegh
al Shayegan
Ahmad Rezawi
Fatem
Flory
Ofid Mossadegh
Patent
Mossadegh
Farolla Zahedi
Mossa
Milford Arrests highlight Delaware racial tension and protests
Bryant Bowles, a 34 year old leader of a pro segregation group, was arrested in Milford on charges of conspiring to violate state education law linked to a boycott of Milford High School. He faces additional charges as the state presses a subpoena against NAAWP to disclose finances and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pret
Milford
Del
Bryant Bowles
Delaware
Bowles
H. Albert Young
National Association For the Advancement of White People
Naawep
NAAWP
Young
Dover
Marine Corps
Othr Moubles
U.S. Supreme Court
NAACP
Tate
Caleb Bogus
All
Newro High
Here
Air ‘Port
Yenoley Perma
Tim
Wartey Winterbottom
Associated Press
Walter F Dombrow
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Dombraw
Nother
Harrington
Ain
Washington, D
Four Injured When Train Clips Truck in Centerville
Four people sustained injuries after a diesel locomotive struck a pickup truck on a dirt embankment north of Route 1 in Centerville. The vehicle rolled over once and the four were taken to a local hospital by Arnold ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville Hospital
Canterville
Cantenville
Iit
Ube
Pinnaville
Sweetland
Robert
Franklin Boyd
Faincns
Allare
Centerville
de Uliek-Liaberdah
Pennavivinin Ris
J. Connelly
OW City
Orien
Rue
Connelly
Dows
Enboune
Arnold Ambulance
Ol City
W. W. Boyer
Rick
Mouer
Mr. Sweetland
Pennsylvania Opens Penny A Week Promotion Week
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania launches its promotional week with the state advertising its offerings. Governor Fine plans to visit Philadelphia to ignite a symbolic start at the Franklin Institute, marking the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keymont
John
Fine
Philadelphia
Franklin I
Ambassador Wood To Be Honored Here This Week
Corry hosts Pennsylvanian Ambassador observances titled I Your Pennsylvania Keep It Growing. Wood, executive editor of the New York World Telegram and Sun, will receive a hammered aluminum plaque at a ceremony. Honorary ambassadors include leaders from Hazelton Philadelphia and a Keratone Squadron event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Corry
Curry
Lee Wood
Erlilar
New York World'telegram
Suriae Hone O
Wis Ciby'y
Mpn
Pennsylvania
Law
Stinding
Wea
Peninsylvania Ausador
Serantony Hazelton
Philadelphia
Mas Air Force
Keratone Squadron
Ol City
Medi Gov Fine
D. Frank Kent Vleman
Alanki
Chambersburg
George F. Lill
American Medical Asabcla
Frank 4. Krusen
Mayo Clini
James C. Bhen
Nan
Elgin National Watah Co
Theft at Sparta Hotel Tied to Local Man
State Police probe an $800 theft at the Sparta Hotel amid an arrest of a local man. Police say the money was left on a desk in the hotel lounge and the suspect, who denies involvement, was wearing only a shirt and trousers when questioned. The owner reported the loss after she left for five minutes, leaving rooms unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Cory Barracks
Spartanaburg
R. B
Beulah Wolbmut
Thettre
Mes Wolhiut
Polley
Blame Placed In Coffee Price Hike
Washington FTC charges New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange and officers with unlawfully restraining trade to boost coffee prices. Commission cites study showing price surge in 1944 1954 cannot be explained by supply demand laws. Futures trading fell after exchange began, though activity remained orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commision Today
New York
Cotter Fund
Toe
PPC
FEC
Jwkb
Tnis
FTC
An Hou
Sugar Exchange
Teachers Ready Pay Hire Drive Increases Minimum Salary
Pennsylvania teachers press for a raise from 2400 to 3000 as the State Education Association backs a drive. The plan, discussed by the PA Legislative Committee, seeks a 1985 General Assembly action with $ display to boost salaries and a $200 yearly gallery boost under current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prown Hartiehurcg
Pennsylvania
Lewiahitt
PREA
Alue
General Assembly
Harvey & Gayman
PBEA
Montteuchire
Alleged Arsonist Sought After City Wide Fires
Pittsburgh police march in pursuit of an unidentified person suspected of deliberately fire setting in an apartment building and a nearby West Homestead supermarket. Fire Chief Ed Blank says both blazes started in hallways. Loss estimated at $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Pittsburgh
Bulding
West Homestead
Ed Blank
Stevenson Nixon exchange heats up in bitter verbal clash
Vice President Nixon and Adlai Stevenson traded sharp barbs in Los Angeles as Stevenson blasted the Eisenhower administration. Stevenson predicted Democratic wins in Congress while Nixon defended GOP leadership and accused Stevenson and his party of harmful rhetoric. The exchange followed Eisenhower’s Denver speech warning of a cold war in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Reas
Nixon
Adit
Stevenson
Blevenson
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Uhin Inter
Albuquerque
N.M
Brovensoni
House
Senate
Saturdey
Hollywood Owl
Carlley
Limantha
Warret Harding
Congress
Denver
Lyndon Johnson
Bam Rayburn
Chicago Flood Paralyzes City and Area Utilities Airports
Torrential rains swamped Chicago and northern Illinois and Indiana causing transportation and power outages. The Chicago River flowed backward for hours, rail service halted, and industrial plants faced potential shutdowns as flood damage neared 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Hammond-Gary Tex
Union Station
Downtow
William G. Stratton
Illinois National Coard
Coast Guard
Red Cross
Chicagoland
Brothers Injured In North Ripley Truck Crash
Two Ripley brothers Pan Lamphere 20 and Royal Lamphere 23 were injured Saturday evening after a truck wreck one and a half miles north of Filon City. They were treated at Stem Memorial Hospital for a broken ankle shock and bruises. both released. Police say Paul Lamphone failed to negotiate a curve causing the truck to leave the road and roll over. Loss estimated at 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Filon City
Pan Lamphere
Royal Lamphere
Stem Memoriat Hospital
Tay
Royal
Paul Lamphone
Norite
Harshman Named PNPA President At Annual Convention
A. Harshman, general manager and editor of the Sharon Herald, was elected president of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association at the annual convention. The selection was announced during the meeting held in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PNPA
Warrisburg
G A. Harshman
Sharon
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