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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1954
Page
6
The Corry Drive-in theatre on Route 6 near Corry and Union City will close next Monday. The text also notes probate actions for John Tannler of Wattsburg and various local community events and incidents in the area.
Dr Samuel H Sheppard failed to win bail and faces an October 18 trial for first degree murder of his wife Marilyn The judge ordered a jury pool of 75 and Corrigan may pursue a writ of habeas corpus while Sheppard maintains innocence and blames an intruder A separate obituary notes former U S Representative Erland H Herrick of West Virginia died at 60.
The Knickerbocker News says Ford Frick and 18 major league club owners face a $50 million lawsuit from independent minor league owners. The suit alleges invasion of minor league territory by major league telecasts and radio broadcasts of League games harming minor attendance and forcing clubs out of operation. Announcement was expected during the World Series. No clubs are named.
The FCC examiner weighs a motion to strike large portions of the government's case against publisher Edward Lamb. Testimony concerns 1940s lists of prospective Communist fund contributors. Lamb denies ties to the Communist Party and related fundraising. Nixon to Visit Pittsburgh for October 19 luncheon with Allegheny County Republicans.
Report notes assessors teams to be through early October. New Lawrence Airport license classed as suitable for commercial use. Special policeman at Pleasant and South Center streets seeks $3 daily. Plan to continue until PTA meeting for school child protection. Reed house on West Irving repaired. notices sent to Clark Lindsey to fix a barn and Ralph Heath to repair a porch at 307 West Pleasant street.
In Santiago opposition parties convened urgent talks after President Carlos Thanez declared a state of siege modified martial law. The decree, denounced as unnecessary by rivals, seeks to curb violence and a planned general strike amid inflation and rising living costs. The copper strike wave nears settlement.
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