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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1953
Page
3
A federal court case involving F OBrien 56 Internal Revenue N and others includes a Pennsylvania agricultural exposition visit at a state farm during a week in September.
The city reported several small fires and disturbances yesterday and overnight. A leaf pile near the park was set ablaze by youths. a parking yard bulb vandalism occurred. a traffic light delay caused congestion on Main Street. a comatose boy in Conneaut regained consciousness. various injuries and thefts are noted along with a missing driver from Silver Creek. Police urged caution as officers investigated property damage and traffic issues while public notices announced mail truck service contracts.
Cardinal Spellman of New York denounces European critics of McCarthyism in Brussels, saying Americans will not be dissuaded from their pledge to root out Communist subversion.
Washington officials weigh further foreign economic aid cuts as Europe’s economy improves. Budget proposals for the next fiscal year will reflect this stance. OEEC nations to review Europe’s prospects in Paris next week.
Harrisburg Pennsylvanias Turnpike Commission moves toward a 125 mile northeastern extension expected to begin construction early in 1954. Commissioner David Watson and Gov. Fine push speedy progress through the coal regions to the Pennsylvania New York border. U S farmers and ranches operate about 10,000 airplanes.
A Sunday and Monday television grid lists Buffalo programming from 7:30 PM to 1:18 AM. Includes Ted Mack Show, Parade, News, Playhouse, Brown vs Giants, Jack Benny, Bob Montgomery. Key early items feature What One Person, Captain Harta, and Married Joan.
Babson foresees sweeping changes from inventions such as the Mechanical Brain and supersonics. He envisions self service vending, broadcast electrical power, solar radiation, and automated factories reducing jobs while boosting prosperity. He urges improved knowledge and service, noting educators as key for progress.
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