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30 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 30, 1954
Page
1
Fragmentary 1954 Notice Mentions Sale Terms and Names
The readable text cites a local sale notice with fragmented phrases including names such as Phillips and Willett and mentions terms and attendees. The readability is poor and critical details are incomplete but indicates a sale event and associations involved.
U S Rejects Proposed East West Nonaggression Pact
United Nations talks begin on five power arms discussions. Speculation centers on U S representative as Britain France Russia Canada seek to begin negotiations on atomic and hydrogen weapons. Patterson named as possible US delegate if talks pushed to year end or January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Nations
U.N. Disarmament Commission
United States
Russia
Patterson
London
Francie
Jules Moch
Former Corryite Seeks Pardon From State Board
Frank Bell, once a Corry resident now serving a 24 to 25 year sentence at Western Penitentiary, will appear before the State Pardon Board in November seeking a sentence commutation. Bell argues a career-ending desperation led to the Hill Mill Dairy burglary in Erie, noting a long record of arrests with most resulting in discharges. He was found with burglary tools when police tipped to Hill Mill’s imminent burglary. In a separate incident, Ralph W. Smith, 51, of Erie, was shot and hospitalized after a shotgun misfire while handling a leaf near the weapon, becoming the district’s first hunting casualty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bell
Corry
Western Pentitentiary
State
Bell
Hill Mill
Erie
Pardon Board
Hunter
Ralph W. Smith
Smith
Fugitive Cop Slay Suspect Fatally Shot In Chicago
Police killed Agostino Amedeo, a 26 year old ex convict linked to a cop slaying, during an ambush raid at Berwyn and Clark. Detectives arranged the trap dressed as civilians, a nearby bystander was wounded, and crowds blocked Clark Street as the chase ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Agostino
Gus) Amedeo
North Side
Amedeo
Charles Amerino
State Police Press Hunt for Girl's Slayer
Nine State Policemen pressed relentlessly to day to find the slayer of 6-year-old Karen Mauk, killed while she was making a trick or treat tour of the neighborhood in true Halloween fashion. An autopsy showed death by suffocation with no sign of sexual assault. A tall thin man was reported seen in the Conemaugh area and a 14-year-old girl said the man touched her shoulder as she walked by. No definitive suspect yet as volunteers help in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Conemaugh
Karen
Gir
George Fesko
Joseph Govekar
William Mak
First Snow Of Winter Falls In Corry Area
Snow arrives in Corry area with cloudy, windy and colder conditions forecast for tonight and Sunday. Heavy snow expected along Lake Erie snow belt. temperatures tonight down to 22 to 28 degrees after a 47 degree high and 81 degree low last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouw
Wayne
Cory
Corry
Lake Erie
Break-In Probe At Mead Avenue Home
City police investigated a suspected burglary on Mead Avenue where a 10 15 p m returnee found an unlocked first floor window entry. The intruder reportedly sought cash and bypassed jewelry left atop a bureau, suggesting familiarity with the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Avenue
Angelo Frisian
Sola
Babson Urges Diversified Investments For Public
W. Babson of Babson Park Mass says investors should buy stocks in dividend paying, well known firms and diversify across many companies. He favors trusts and mutual funds for safety with little money. He warns the nation risks being top heavy with safe investments as dividends from established corporations may not support all investors. Some may consider modest risk in new enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Investors and builders of America’s early industry
A discussion on who truly built New England’s cotton mills and paper plants and who financed them. The piece argues conservatives and big firms benefited, while risk takers and shipbuilders created wealth abroad, noting the Securities and Exchange Commission may help or harm the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Portamouth
Gloucester
Salem
New Bedford
Union City Man Killed In Downed House Collapse
Homer Gale 71 died when an abandoned frame house being torn down collapsed on him on his farm two miles west of Union City Erie County Deputy Coroner WL Musser said Gale was working alone when a key timber gave way and trapped him. Neighbors freed his body after about 20 minutes. He left a wife Anna three daughters and a son Harold. Funeral service planned at Glenn Funeral Home Monday at 2 p.m. Evergreen Cemetery Union City expected burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Gale
Union City
Idion ‘Township
Erle County
Gale
Musser
Liona Emerson
Marjorie Griffin
Fridley Lake
Thelma. Watson
Wattaburg
Harold Gale
Corry
Grace Gale
Bertha Fiester
Erie
Glenn Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Halloween Party Open To Children in Corry
Children up to 14 are invited to citywide Halloween tricks or treats. Events run 8:30 to 9:30 PM at Concord School and several playgrounds under the Corry Ministerial Association and Chamber of Commerce. UNICEF pennies fund aid for children in local nations. Volunteers from local groups sponsor the event and collect pennies at 4:30 PM for UNICEF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
Wright Street
Edward's
Washington — Bellol Bisgeround
Fourth Ward
Corry Ministerial Association
Chamber of Commerce
Unicep
Lous Korbinsite
Unicef
Piacr. Corts
Loreal
EB. F. Bettes
Youngest Roosevelt campaigns for GOP in bid for Congress
The youngest son of Franklin D Roosevelt urged Republicans to work for a Republican Congress. He said Democrats won't support President Eisenhower if Republicans win, stressing a second great crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Eisenhower to Launch Phone Your Neighbor Drive
The Associated Press reports a nationwide campaign tactic by Dwight D. Eisenhower to spur a large GOP turnout. The plan calls for a chain of phone calls urging friends to vote and to pass along the message. Democratic leaders denounced the approach as a red smear while Eisenhower warned voters against a Democratic Congress. Nixon campaigned in California highlighting unemployment fears. Eisenhower spoke in multiple states stressing peace and prosperity under a GOP-led government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ien
GOP
Eisenhower
Pach
Bari
Othe Eisenhower
Stephen A. Mitchell
Nixon
Mitchell
Washington
Eisenshower
Stevenson
Bienhower
H Cleveland
Thud Teconese
Cleveland
Truman
onVenson
Democratic Congress
United States
Ban Mateo
Calif
Istulle
Heckler
Burller
Pomona
Bigenhower
Detroit
Louisville
Wilmington
Del
Loulsville
Congress
Local Voters Show Little Interest in Next Tuesday’s Vote
Corry readers show limited enthusiasm for the upcoming election with only about 30 percent turnout expected. The Erie County statewide race features Waterhouse versus Blair for Assembly, while Lloyd H. Wood faces George M. Leader in the gubernatorial contest. GOP strength in Erie Crawford and Mercer counties is seen as key to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
General Assembly Rac
W. W. Waterhouse
Branley Blair
Albion
GOP
Bents
Jenn Dig Hante
Arthur H. Meyer
Assembly
Erie County
Exe
Congreve Hepiblican
Carroll J
Kearny
Edmund T. Rogert
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Krarts
El Khouri Heads Syrian Regime Formation
Damascus reports a coalition cabinet under Paris El Khouri took over the Syrian government last night replacing Gayid Ghazel's caretaker regime after parliamentary elections. The new government includes People's party, independents, national and tribal blocs. In Moscow, Soviet ferrous metallurgy minister Anatoly Kumnin died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Paris el Khouri
Dategata
United Nations
Gayid Ghazel
People's Party
Wilels
New
Chamber of Deputies
Independente Ard
Moscow
Anatoly Kumnin
Hovlet Union
Chest Appeal Reaches Toward 32118 Goal With Shortfall
The Chest Appeal reports a remaining need of 1740 toward a $32,118 goal. Chairman William Pfiefer notes outstanding divisions and early contributors pushed the total up overnight, but the campaign still seeks 100 percent success and substantial donations to hit the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiu
She Corry
Red Feathier
Willian Peiffer Wal Ih
Nome
New Bank System to Duplicate Customer Statements
Citizens National Bank installs a two machine National Cash Register system over the weekend to duplicate totals for customers and bank ledgers. Executive VP Charles Bracken says the new Joven type equipment, chosen for its accuracy and 100 percent duplication of statements, will streamline processing due to rising checking activity and thrift-check growth. Bank staff work through the weekend to prepare updated statements for each account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
National
National Chal) Register
Charles Bracken
Bracken
Guardsmen Plan Dinner Dance For Local Youths
A dinner and dance for youths ages 17 to 20 will be held at the State Armory in November under Company F of the Pennsylvania National Guard. Officers say the event is free to attendees, funded by guard donations and the company fund. Regular Army officers are expected to speak on benefits of enlistment in the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania National Guard
State Armory
National Guard
Mistrial May Delay Sheppard Case in Cleveland
In Cleveland the Sheppard murder trial faced a potential mistrial after reports that one of 12 jurors had a criminal record. The case, involving the July 4 death of Marilyn Sheppard, spurred a probe by police and court officials as eligibility of juror Damess Manning was questioned and a wider review of juror backgrounds was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Sheppard
Aster
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Mie
Burn Mayes
Terhnielag
Sheppard Snaintake
Lake Erie
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Fnd
Raul Danaea
Damess
Manning
Danaceau Fuld
Mar
Almilor
Mansilng
Frank Story
Story
Alate
Girl Found Dead Near Home in Beaver Falls
A 16 year old girl missing from Hopewell Township was found dead today near her home in Beaver Falls. Police say she was found under vegetation and dirt about 300 yards from her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Hopewell
Adenauer Disarmament Pact Proposal Faces U S Skepticism
U S diplomats privately rejected West German Chancellor Adenauer's call for a gradual disarmament accord with the Soviet bloc. State Department officials declined comment, while German spokesman Felix von Eckhardt framed disarmament as the first of a series of steps, calling it the decisive point of tension. Adenauer planned a New York visit and Columbia University honors before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Konrad Adenauer
Free West
Soviet Bloc
Adenauer
State Department
Eisenhower
State Thullet
Haa
Felix von Eckhardt
National Press Club
von Eckhardt
New Yorke
Dulles
Columbia University
Steel Firm Faces Huge Damage Suit in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh Crucible Steel faces a large damage suit filed in U S District Court by Albert J. and Michael A. Marino of Rochester PA. The brothers, recently acquitted on September 21 by directed verdict in a mall fraud case, allege false and malicious reports harmed their business and credit. They claim they spent large sums on defense and had to post a $10,000 bond. the government contends the mails were used to defraud via allegedly wrong invoices. A separate note cancels 6:45 Mass at Lady of Victory Chapel due to Rev. Francis Graves condition worsening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Crucible Steel
Dwalers
Albert J
Michael A. Marino
Rochester
Crucible
Dn U. & District Court
Cricible
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iblie Sale
Chaytes Phillips
Will Willett
Edward
ATOK
State Dept
Gus
Louis Molnar
Clark Street
Criminal Courts
Anthony Gambino
Gambino
PROBE
Frisina
Sderbicsi
Loveland Field
Babson
Lation
Union Township
Fdr
Ike
el Khouri
Francis Graves
Lady of Victory Chapel
Spare Tarabare
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