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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1953
Page
8
Erie Streets Director Michael Cannavino threatened to join plans to buy nine snow removal machines from the Gowd Co. for 25000 while defending the city’s move. He stressed the Wus company is under no obligation to remove snow and noted last winter’s limited help from the bus company.
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers will hold a meeting at the Hotel Corry tomorrow with a 6:20 p.m. dinner. Otto Hills, chief research engineer of the Chicago Division of Associated Spring Corp., will speak on Spring Applications and Recent Developments. A plant tour of the Raymond plant at 4 p.m. precedes the dinner, about 50 members expected. Local residents may reserve by contacting Charles Laddy at the Avro Supply.
In Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey fogbound Route 17 collision killed 39 year old William Rowmbalski of Ridgewood. His car burst into flames and the highway was closed for hours as investigators probed the fatal crash.
Jus La Rosa leaves the Arthur Godfrey radio and television programs to pursue other show business opportunities. Archie Bleyer also steps down from Godfrey's morning and Wednesday night shows. La Rosa, 22, signed with General Artists Corp. to manage appearances and reportedly will join Ed Sullivan show. Godfrey wished him godspeed. CBS spokesman said no dismissal.
An American Airlines flight from Philadelphia to Washington was forced into a dive at midnight to avoid a headon approach by an unidentified plane near Conowingo dam in Pennsylvania. Pilot John L Kidd executed a rapid nose-down maneuver. no casualties were reported.
William J. Hutcheson, longtime general president of the Amicable Plumbers and Carpenters Union, dies at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis from a heart ailment after a hospital admission on October 1 for a stomach exam. He had led the union for 38 years and stepped down January 1, 1982. his son Maurice A. Hutcheson succeeded him as president.
Market rose overall with gains in American Can, AT&T, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors and Standard Oil peers. Trading action showed mixed tone with several large-name equities advancing while a few lagged and sentiment remained cautious.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions EAD WABH in a context that appears to reference an associate named Avatod and a coal axis. The fragment lacks clear event, date, or location details to form a definitive news item.
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