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22 Sep 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
Sep 22, 1954
Page
1
Auditors Seen For Places In Idson Report
Auditors are noted for locations in Idson with the sequence 14 21 28 referenced in the county report. The text confirms an inspection timeline and notes potential discrepancies amid the listed numbers. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oks
Inidson “Auditors
Six States Viewed as Key to Next Senate Control
Campaign strategists from both parties focus on six states Delaware Illinois Ohio Kentucky New Jersey Wyoming as pivotal in the 84th Congress race. Thirty six Senate seats are up on November 2 with Morse’s independence aiding Democratic aims. Both sides eye possible pickups in New Mexico Iowa Colorado Montana while Democrats target Massachusetts Oregon Idaho. Barkley looms in Kentucky and Howell and Case stir New Jersey contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Delaware
Illinois
Ohio
Repubicans
Kentucky
New Jersey
Wyoming
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Morse
Oregon
New Mexico
Iowa
Colorado
Montana
Massachusetts
Idaho
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
John Sherman Cooper
Charles R. Howell
Clifford P. Case
Joseph ©. O'Mahoney
O'Mahony
William H. Harrison
Alien Frear
Herbert B. Warburton
Paul Douglas
Joseph "T. Meek
Illinois Federation ‘of Retail Associations
George H. Bender
Thomas A. Burke
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Attlee Attacks Chiang on Tour in London
Labor leader Clement Attlee returned from travels behind the Iron and Bamboo Curtains and urged removing Chiang Kai-shek and his forces. He cited Formosa as Chiang’s stronghold and noted a perceived easing of Orient tensions after the Sino-Indian truce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Clement Attee
Chiang Kati-shek
Orient
Formosa
Attlee
Genevi
Night winds buffet Corry area with power outages
Strong winds 35 to 50 mph lashed Corry district causing tree limbs to snap lines for Pennsylvania Electric and General Telephone. Power outages hit Spartansburg area from 7:16 to 8:15 pm, long distance calls disrupted, repairs continued today. Water seeped into cables near Aero Supply, Findley Lake lines still out. winds eased after late afternoon, rain totaled .82 inch with highs 66 and lows 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Orhers
Spartansburg
Union City
Erie
Riceville
Pittsburgh
Don Carnahan
Findley Lake
Corty
Lake Erie
Second Wye~nue
West Pleasant
George Mulderick
Werther
Unrest over Italy scandal shocks pro Western government
The arrest of Piero Piccioni son of ex foreign minister Attilio Piccioni and financier Ugo Montagna triggers a political crisis in Italy. Ex police chief Saverio Polito faces charges while hush up attempts and alleged orgies color the scandal surrounding Premier Scelba's administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Wilma Montesi
Piero Piccioni
Jana Planish
Attilio Piccioni
Ostia
Ugo Montagna
Milllionaire
Saverio Polito
Piccioni
Montagna
Mato Scelba
Barn Destroyed By Fire Near Findley Lake
Flames driven by 35 mph winds destroyed four barns on the Edward Rusk farm on the Monn Road about two miles west of Findley Lake. Sherman and Findley Lake firefighters fought the blaze two miles from the lake and saved a residence on the opposite side of the highway. Loss included calves, hay, and farm machinery. the cause appeared electrical with wiring shorting near a switchbox. The Zysk family had owned the farm for several years amid ongoing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rusk
Findley Lake
Sherman
Zysk
Elderly Couple Perishes In Fire In Royalton Dauphin County
In Royalton near Middletown Pennsylvania an elderly man Murray Chronister and his housekeeper Mrs Bertha Strohm died in a blaze that destroyed two homes on Juniata Street. Five other families were displaced. The Frane House burned to the ground as Fire Chief John Embsker noted the cause was undetermined and total loss around 17000 dollars. Firefighters from Middletown Steelton and Highspire worked overnight using water pumped from Swatara Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
An &l
Royalton
Dauphin County
Murray Chronister
Bertha Strohm
Juniata Street
Dean Frank
Tames
John Embsker
Steelton
Highspire
Jamy
Swatara Creek
Special Clinic For Crippled Children To Be Held Here
A special diagnostic clinic for crippled children from the Corry area will be held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft on Thursday September 30. State Nurse Ora Harper announced the twice yearly event, with two orthopedic specialists, a nutritionist, a physiotherapist, and a shoe representative to examine children birth to 21. Parents should contact Mrs. Harper to prepare case histories in advance. clinic runs 9 a.m. to noon. Since inception two years ago, 82 children have been treated and about 50 to 60 are expected this visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Ora Harper
Elinje
Fleet Commander Visits Amid China Coast Bombardment
Vice Admiral Alfred M. Pride, commander of the U S Seventh Fleet, arrived in Taipei Formosa as nationalist planes pounded the China coast for the sixth straight day. Officials said the visit was routine and dismissed rumors of missions near Gilemoy and a Keeling show of force. A separate report notes a helicopter crash in San Bernardino while rescuers attended a crash scene from an Air Force C82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Taipeh
Formosa
U. S
Red China
Alfred M. Pride
Formiosa
Fride
China
Jets crash kills two airmen at Otis base in foul weather
Two airmen died and three escaped injury when three jet fighters crashed after landing at Otis Air Force Base in heavy rain and poor visibility. Lt Polkon, 24, and Lt Steele, 24, died. Lt Luddy, Lt Cunningham, and Lt Gallagher survived, with Olson and Steele among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Associated Press
Louils Park
Minny
John ‘Ft Steele
Femmmieete
Balth &. Bieple
Pocasset
Alg Oreo
Dhe
We Preyctie
Frederick J Luddy
Altoona
Luddy
Anthony Cunningham
Roanoke
Ala
Joseph Gallagher
Philadelphia
Olon
Ax Olson
Olson
Steele
Ate Toring
Mead Park Plans For Winter Season
Seventeen members of the Mesa Park Association met at night for the regular monthly meeting with a discussion of winter skating plans. Clifford Lane was named to head the skating committee and authorized to select other members. The Erie County commissioners approved a $1,000 annual contribution toward park operation. Other business covered routine reports and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa Park Association
Sesson
Clifford Lane
Erie County
U N Assembly sidetracks bid for Red China
United Nations session at Geneva moved to consider seating the government of the Republic of China while the Soviet Union and India pressed for the People’s Republic to be seated. Britain and the United States traded positions as tempers cooled over the Red China question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Geneva
Chaleraen
MoMiter
Chris Pave
United Biter
Britain
Fries
Soviet Union
Burma
Belador
Phange Kessian
Weber
Finaia
China
United States
Vijaya Lakshm Pandit
India
Andre ¥. Vlahilinsky
Je Rewulimon
Cneral Assembly
Vishinsky
U.N
Heiping
Pile Chou En-li
Buri
Dipimal
Kuomintang
Kalenhokls
N Place
Monty Cabot Lodge
Duflos
Assembly
Viet
Republic of Chis
America
Vinhinaky
Britwn
Peiping
Crashes and Burns Kill One as Parachutes Fail
A cargo plane crash in the Ban Bernardino mountains left one man dead and five to six parachuted crew missing. Major John Autry at Morton Air Force Base reported three survivors identified as Major James M. Pagner, pilot Sir Alfred M. Patherenal, and Captain Chapman. Another item notes Bangkok-Thailand ratifying a Southeast Asian defense treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Bernardino
Unione
Heuderitt
K. R. Halstead
Bearch
Halstead
John Autry
Morton Air Force Base
Hern
James M. Pagner
Alfred M. ‘Patherenal
Chapman
Biohx City
Harriman Nominated for Governor by Democrats in NY Convention
Averell Harriman, former Republican, secured the Democratic nomination for governor at a heated convention in New York. He defeated Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. on the first ballot, with Roosevelt urging unity and a pledged campaign. Roosevelt later urged party unity and predicted a Democratic victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Associated Press
New York
Averell Harringay
Curly Lodiey
Republicad
Lanight
Harriet He
U. S
Iryide M. Ives
Tomerraw
A. Ulinsky
Buffalo Parka Commiasioner
Whr
Roosevelt
Onondaga County
Roosevel
165Th Regiment Armory
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt Paul
Fipatsick
Averell Harriman
Thi
Harriman
Oll
Roosevell
Pam
Carmine Q. DeHaplo
Probe into union welfare funds broadens in Los Angeles
A House subcommittee led by Rep Samuel K McGonnell Jr began a probe into union welfare funds as the AFL seeks anti corruption talks. Teamsters President Dave Beck dismissed claims of ticketing and urged reforms to the welfare fund governance while Meany promised full cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LO Angeler
AFL ‘Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Bev
Naion
Wiknewes
Sports House
Samuel K. McGonnell Jr Jr-P
Beck
Teamsters
Teamster
APL
George Meany Han
APS
Rabbi Greenberg to Lead High Holy Days Services
Louis Rossin announces Rabbi Jacob Greenburg from Yeshiva University in New York will conduct special Holy Day services for the Jewish New Year observances at Beth Turiel Synagogue. Services begin at sundown Monday, continue through Tuesday and Wednesday, and Yom Kippur ends the period. The observance includes the traditional Kol Nidre chant at sundown Wednesday, October 1st, through Thursday, October 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rossin
Beth Turiel Synagogue
Jacob Green~burg
Yeshiva University
New York City
Judge voids Pa movie censorship law in ruling
Judge Edwin L Lewis of Philadelphia’s Common Pleas Court ruled the Pennsylvania Censorship Code for movies invalid, saying the Blute Board of Censors offensive to the federal constitution. The decision sustains Hallmark Productions appeal, reversing the state censorship ban on the film She Shouldn’t Salld No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Edwin
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Blute Board of Censors
Supreme Court of the United States
Lewin
Common Plaza Court No
Hallmark Productions
Ohio
State Board of Censors
Missing baby found safe after anonymous tip
Seven week old Kenneth Beatt was found safe at home of Mrs. Jane Edwards, 96, after an anonymous TV viewer prompted police. He was taken to Magee Hospital for checkup. Edwards claimed she helped the woman who asked for a ride and involved a car stop. The baby was unharmed but hungry. Edwards to undergo psychiatric evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Kenneth Beatt
Jane Edwards
Jac
Quelle Boot
Bentt
Magee
Cimiremien
Best
Scott
Martland Avena
Lawrence Maloney
Pittsburgh Board of Education Eyes Permanent Expulsion Rule
A Pittsburgh special committee proposes permanent expulsion for extreme pupil misconduct as a remedy to rising juvenile delinquency. The board has never exercised this power, though the law allows it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Board of Education
Concessions Sought From France On German Rearmament
Washington studies Mendes France proposals and fears slow painful concessions from France. Nine power talks likely to be preliminary with no quick final decisions. Officials urge timely action to avoid fueling German nationalism as Adenauer calls for sovereignty. US doubts any easy scheme to bind a German army to Western defense without real compromises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
France
Mendés-Prance
London
Canada
United States
BDC
U. S
Dilley
Aaid
Ex-Corryite on Trip Down Allegheny River
Four young scientists completed a 100 mile outdoor motor trip down the Allegheny River starting from Kennerdell in Wonsingo County last Friday and arriving in Pittsburgh last night. They camped except for Saturday when it rained and stayed at a hotel in East Brady. They ate with Miss Catherine Pellkofer Autumn Colby La Verne Vaughan and Batty Harman. Colby is a former Corryite and attended Corry public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Antoeliie
Pittsburgh
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Ieee
Smalls
U.S
Dems
GOP
Chiang Kai-shek
Corry Area
Stengel
NEW Pact
Culy
New York Yankee
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Stansted
England
Airtraft
Fayid
San Bernardino
Calif
Armen
San Bernardino Mountains
Aircrift
Lfliers
Mead Park
U.N. Assembly
Okay Pact
Bangko
Thailand
Beecame
Agim
Twin
Allegheny River
Colby
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