12 Oct 1954
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1954
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows an agency notice reference JW 6049 with East and a 23 percent figure. No clear names, places, or dates are legible. Further readable details are required to form a complete summary.
Readable segments describe Deven due May with one calf two fat items and a Super G hour lift. Plows discs pulleys and rig related notes appear amid unclear terms.
A fragmented note from Hagenpoint mentions a cabinet article for "my 100 Ladies Alc" and references a female audience. The garbled OCR lacks clear names, dates, or contexts to specify the event or location.
Roach H achieved a surprising victory as four three cows balance won at the rowing meet, yielding a decisive result for the competitors and spectators.
Fragmentary OCR lists various items and names including chain saw 35 self com 1600 bales and 190 tie cooler plus several individuals such as Roush and Stoddardt. Mentions nurses and hospital kindness but lacks coherent narrative or complete details.
Paris reports Premier Mendes France secured strong backing in the National Assembly for the London accords on West German rearmament. Vote tally unofficially around 265, with many moderates and center groups in support and the Popular Republican Movement abstaining. Final ratification awaits the treaty text and possible year-end move.
Voters in Juneau cast ballots today to pick a delegate to Congress a territorial governor a treasurer several House seats and nine of sixteen Senate members. The race tests broader political trends with Democrats holding the Congress seat since 1992 amid shifting margins.
Premier Daniel F. Malan, a hardline architect of racial segregation, announced to the press that he will retire from office on November 20. The Boer leader, facing intense scrutiny, informed the Prime Minister’s residence that the decision is final.
Ridgway's board of health bans all outdoor athletics and play after two polio cases. Aged 9 Sandra McCloskey and 5 William Deegan were hospitalized in Bradford General Hospital in fair condition. Ridgway, county seat of Ik County, has 6,500 people.
Kansas Rep Rees urged public disclosure of how the governments employee security program operates and what counts as subversive conduct. The House Civil Service Committee set October 29 as a deadline for a report from the Civil Service Commission outlining subversive actions leading to separations. The commission reported 6,926 federal employees removed for security reasons in the 13 months to June 30, sparking a political clash ahead of November elections.
Chief Justice Warren and seven associates will travel by train tonight with the body of Justice Robert Jackson to attend burial services in Frewsburg New York. The procession includes family, court marshal T Perry Lippitt and Harold B a courtier. They depart on a Pennsylvania Railroad train to Erie then switch at Corry to the Erie Railroad for Jamestown and on to Frewsburg by auto.
Corry parolee James Buell from Maine was injured in a head on collision while driving a stolen 1951 Buick. Police report the car’s theft from West South Street area two weeks ago and note Buell faces larceny and bad check charges. He is held in Lincoln Maine, with authorities seeking extradition and noting a prior record on a prior Western Penitentiary sentence.
President Eisenhower plans a major nonpartisan address in Indianapolis on the farm program. The White House noted the speech will not be an election appeal, though aides acknowledged GOP media plans to air his views widely.
Mrs. Sarsh E. Schwinn aged 101 of the Pittsburgh area died yesterday in Bloomsburg. She married Henry Schwinn in 1872 and helped operate a general merchandise store in Hutzedale Clearfield County.
At the United Nations Russia demands concessions from Western powers while insisting on a staged disarmament plan. Vishinsky yields on an immediate ban but seeks conventional arm reductions first and a weak control organ under U.N. Security Council oversight.
A. Bruce Smith president of Marines Steel Co was named to a National Board of Field Advisers for the Small Business Administration The regional board includes Pennsylvania Delaware and surrounding New Jersey counties The advisory board will serve the SBA regional director William Harman of Philadelphia and comprises outstanding local businessmen
Five month old Claudette Miller held in Memphis as Constance Miller, her Siamese twin sister, died following separation surgery. Reports say the operation was technically successful but complications led to the fatal outcome. other twin Claudette rested in the lap of her parent.
About 300 inmates seized three guards in the dining room area at the South Dakota State Penitentiary in Sioux Falls. Prison officials reported limited control as hostage tensions rose, with windows broken and supplies looted while guards negotiated for safe release.
Tivusville chief of police joked about a Corry man named Orin J. Hilton ordering wagon bolts worth 600. Investigators traced letters to Hilton at Box 7 Collmbus but found them canceled. Hilton later disappeared then returned to address oversupply at United Hardware.
A public funeral in Washington’s National Cathedral honors Justice Robert H. Jackson who died at 62 from a heart ailment. Dignitaries, jurists, and friends gather as his body lies in state and a funeral procession plans to depart by train for Frewsbury New York. President Eisenhower delays announcing a successor until Jackson’s burial and return to Washington.
Harold A Swarigon founder and owner of Brunson Cookie Co died yesterday in Rochester Minnesota at age 60. Based in Battle Creek Michigan the company had several subsidiaries. Swarigon built a cookie business with regional reach and industry presence.
Secretary of Labor Jenne Wilson faced widespread protests after remarks on unemployment during a press conference. He drew sharp criticism from CIO and UAW leader Walter Reuther, who demanded a public retract and retirement from public life. In Detroit, Wilson spoke at a Republican banquet with no comment on the telegram. A separate report from Clinton MD noted a jet crash killed two children and burned a woman.
Supt. L. M Douglas reported lagging progress on the new school as the shops remain unusable and no completion date for the auditorium gymnasium is set. Cafeteria work is incomplete and students eat in classrooms while dirt issues and too small entrance mats prompt repairs.
A hurricane tracked north toward eastern Cuba threatening Guantanamo Bay on the island's southeast coast. Winds near gale force were forecast with gusts up to 100 miles per hour as Cuba's mountains were expected to cushion impact and evacuations were ordered for naval personnel at the base.
Washington Rep Hendrickson says he will vote present if the Senate conducts a roll call on censure charges against Senator McCarthy for denouncing him in vulgar language. He declined to state his position on other censure points.
Corry school board moved toward a fare based bus line for junior and senior high students. A committee advised against subsidies and suggested paid transit with route plans from East Columbus to West Pleasant streets. Superintendent Douglas to solicit bids while Public Utility Commission approval was noted. Weekly fares likely, with higher charges for irregular riders.
Eleven Cory archers, part of a large group in Corry, hunted in Cole Hill Gleason Hollow areas but failed to tag a deer. Archers usually need within 40 yards, though kills at 80 yards occur. The group plans further outings as hunting continues until October 23. Also, Panmunjom reports say 4178 Allied war dead recovered, first delivery since Sept 21, with nationalities listed as unknown.
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