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25 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 25, 1954
Page
1
Auction Notice Highlights Farm Equipment and Betsy Bear
Fragmentary listing shows a farm auction with items including a plow and manure binder. Earl Stanley at Bank and Paul Bear Jr. are mentioned with stock or sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Stanley
Bank
Aulction Jr
Bearstat
Fragmentary Sports Scores and Names From OCR
Partial OCR items show scores 39 to 24 and 87 to 68 plus fragmented names including Leipold and Janice. No clear event, teams, dates, or outcomes can be reliably reconstructed from the unreadable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale Eee J
Merides
Janice Toda
Re Leipold
Guard Secrecy Of Verdict On McCarthy Censure Charges
Senate investigative panel sealed the 60 000 word verdict on censure charges against Senator McCarthy with most details hidden The panel led by Senator Watkins announced a unanimous findings report while delaying the pre election session until November 8 setting off political sparring Republicans favor action Democrats seek immediate showdown vote The report reportedly covers charges including misconduct contempt of the Senate and improper use of secret government documents Johnson and Knowland set the November date for the session to judge McCarthy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Watkins
Utah
Flanders
R-Vi
Fulbright
D-Ark
Morse
Knowland
California
Oakland
Calif
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Break-In Probed At Findley Lake Ship n Shore Bar
The Mayville sheriff’s office investigates a break in at the Ship n Shore bar in Findley Lake. Deputy Merle Campaien prevented further loss after entry through an unlocked window. $61 in currency and coins were taken from a cigar box. Investigators questioned at least one person, but no arrest has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake
Sheriff's Office
Mayville
Ship ‘N Shore
Nodn Bar
Merle Campaien
Ronald Cote
Campaign Aaid
East
United States pushes atoms for peace plan at UN
United States places priority on Eisenhower atoms for peace plan as the UN General Assembly considers agenda items. Soviet delegate Vishinsky lobbied for early committee debate and a unanimous recommendation, while Dulles outlined a four point study on atomic power and cancer research. The session approved the 67 item agenda to begin organizing seven committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N General Assembly
U.S
Assembly
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
U. S
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
U. N. Vishinsky
Sid
Mendes
U. 5
Dulles
Brissitt
Damage Suit Filed Over Auto Crash In Corry It Damages
Donald G. Damon of Corry filed a damage suit in Erie County court seeking 474 dollars from Ervin Roth of West Columbus Avenue. Damon's attorney says Roth drove on the wrong side of Gerry Beaverdam Road on March 7 causing a collision that damaged Damon's vehicle valued at 474 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryit
Donald G. Damon
Corry
Ervin Roth
Columbus Avenue
Erie County
Damon
Roth
Gerry-Beaverdam Road
Damion
Japs Demonstrate Outside U S Embassy Demanding End to Atomic Tests
Twelve demonstrators from Yamagata gathered outside the U S Embassy in Tokyo while a funeral was held for fisherman Kuboyama, first H-bomb victim in Japan. They urged end to nuclear tests and pressed for damages totaling up to 100 million dollars, contending U S offers fall short of needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
U. S
Kuboyama
Yalma
Bikini
United States
Japan
Columbus Gift Shop Opens in Van Cise Home Quarters
Mrs Merle Van Cise opened the Columbus Gift Shop today in the front quarters of the Van Cise home. The store offers needlecrafts, vases, wall plaques, toys games dolls school supplies photo albums novelties kitchenware boxed stationery and greeting cards. A full opening week invites patrons to register for door prizes with drawings held Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Merle van Cise
van Cise
Scelba Wins Confidence Vote Over Mantés Scandal
Italian Premier Mario Scelba secured a Senate vote of confidence 114 to 10 amid claims Communists and Socialists exploit the Wilma Montes case to undermine democracy. The cabinet reshuffle followed Attilio Plecon’s resignation to defend his son over manslaughter charges in Wilma Montes’s death. The issue moves to the Chamber of Deputies next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Rome
Mario Scelba
Senate
Italy
As Sults
Christian Democrat
Kremlin
Scelba
Attilio Plecon
Piero
Wilma
Chamber of Deputies
Scolha
US seeks damages from Moscow over 1952 B-29 shootdown
The United States formally demands Russia pay 1 620 295 01 for the October 7 1952 Doolittle era air force B 29 crash near Hokkaido Japan. Ambassador Bohlen accuses the Soviets of responsibility and withholding information about eight crewmen. The note also disputes Soviet claims to the Habomai islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ria
Washington
United States
Russia
Dows
Hokkaido
Japan
Foreign Office
Moscow
Charles E Bohlen
Riassis
Habom Islands
Theorthern
Fire destroys nine room dwelling near Riceville
A family that moved from Union City to Felie-Ville was driven from their nine room home near Riceville Corners by a late night blaze. Neighbors saw flames from Route 8 as Bloomfield Township fire units fought the fire, saving only a bed, with most of the house collapsed and electrical service disrupted to nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Felie- Ville
Harry Abrama
Riceville Corners
Route 8
Centerville
B. J. McEthaney
Mr. McElhaney
McElhaney
Abrams
o'Tmey
Bloomfield Township
McElhiney
Eugene Kajaza
Pittsburgh
Bloomfield
Dincolnville
Cejsterylle
Spartansburg
Corry
Pennsylvinia Electric Company
Riceville
Lou Ross Place
Kajaz
Quadruple amputee to wed Ruth Shaw in Hawthorne church
Claence Ned Mosley 25 and Ruth Shaw 22 plan a 3 p.m. EST wedding at the First Reformed Church Hawthorne New Jersey in front of about 400 guests. Mosley lost all four limbs in the Korean War after his B26 crash and rescue left him disabled yet determined to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
N. J
Gitaba
Naene
Claence
Ned) Mosley
Ruth Shaw
First Reformed
Moxiey
Air Force
AFL Unions Plan Drive Against UMW Members
Los Angeles report says ten AFL unions formed a joint fund and plan to recruit UMW workers away from John L. Lewis. The move follows meetings with AFL Teamsters President Dave Beck and Steelworkers leader David McDonald and aims to influence labor leadership amid the AFL convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
UMW
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Jobin L. Laws
United Mine Workers
APL
Teamsters
Caapenters
Laborers
Openstlyg Engineers
Lewis
AFL Teamsters
Dave Beck
Withlo Steelworkers
David McDonld
AFT
Lowry
UMW Duntrick
Fom Apl
Eisenhower Eisenhower
Corry Bus Service Cut in Half as Time Change Hits
Daylight Saving Time ends across the Northeast and Corry, forcing major timetable revisions. Greyhound reduces local bus stops from eight to four, suspending many routes and curtailing east and west travel. Passengers protest as service declines and riders seek Public Utility Commission recourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
United States
Atta. m
District of Columbia
Les Upon Kelling
ST al
Bile
Petiis
Erie — Werthound
Teave
Poxinaylvarus
Greyhound Line
Hid
Hale
Teivel
Cireyhound
Stand By Credit For IMF Dropped
IMF standby credit for Britain to firm up convertibility and pounds remained in doubt as British delegates signaled no immediate move toward a fully exchangeable currency. Private talks at the IMF and World Bank meeting left officials unsure on scope and timing of any reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interna Onal Moneyry Fund
Britain
iTation Fund
Anid World Bank
Hild
Anid
Vinitiltlemilfon
Hometier
IMF
Delegat Linn
Tmfe
Potato Bowl Game Set at Gorry Grove City
The Potato Bowl game is designated for October 8 at the Gorry Grove City football dome. Everett Johnson, chair of the Potato Festival Committee, announced arrangements with schools and authorities to award the Potato Bowl trophy. Miss Judith TeWinkie of Wattaburg will be introduced as Potato Festival Queen, with a mid game drawing for a 1954 automobile by the Beaver Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorry Grove City
Everett Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Missi Judit TeWinkie
Wattaburg
Beaver Club
Miss Terville
Pennsy Plans Major Reconstruction Of Center Street Crossing
Pennsylvania Railroad officials expect to move a track crew and rebuild the Center street crossing weather permitting. The project will take most of next week and will close Center street to traffic most of the time. Northbound traffic rerouted via Booth Center street Brant Main Maple East Washington while southbound uses West Washington Pirtt and West Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starling
Center Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harley Drier
Drake
Booth Center Street
Jeff
West Main Street
Brant Main Street
Maple, Avenue
East Washington Street
West Washington Street
Pirit Avenue
Three-Way Crash Involves Auto Truck and Tractor
A three vehicle collision on Route 6 near Mill Village destroyed one car and damaged a truck and a tractor. Drivers identified were W. M. Sayers Roy J. Root and August Dietrich. No injuries were reported as police investigated the sequence and contact occurred during passing attempts. A separate report notes a 1 year old girl shot near Beckley during a high school football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Village
Gerry Sibutation
W. M. Sayers
R. D
Segerstown
Roy J. Root
Union City
August Dietrich
Mii Village
Lawers
Rattle
Rook
Root
Drom
Dietrich
Beckley
W. Va
Margaret Adams
Stratton High ReHoal
Margaret
Vichiin
Babson Advice For Young Couples On Banking And Savings
Babson urges young couples to establish credit and bank accounts, rent a safe deposit box, make wills, and build a thrift habit. He suggests small bank accounts to grow savings, avoid withdrawals until needed, and get acquainted with bank officers for references. He also notes investing cautiously in stocks and stresses prudent financial habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Babbon Park
Musi
Avery le
Ohates
Showdown With France Nations Hopes For Agreement
A cautious but hopeful stance outlines a potential success with France and other states. The regime favors tying the new order to NATO while seeking broader acceptance from allied nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
NATO
French Premier Plans Vague Amid German Rearmament Talks
Secretary Dulles travels to London for a nine power conference opening Tuesday to discuss how West Germany might be rearmed. Paris worries over French Assembly support and the pace of any NATO linked solution while the 1948 pact is cited as a safeguard against renewed German militarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
London
Mendes- France
West Germany
Hin Owt
Wald
Eden
Adenauer
Weal Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Cullex
Mendes-Prance
NATO
State Department
Dillon’ Associates
Mendes-Franen
Mendes-France
York Police Captain Faces Court Action
York police Captain William J. Farrell faced court action on a charge of threatening a man with a pistol and striking him several times after an incident last September near East Berlin. He was held for the November term of Adams County court on $2,000 bail. In a separate case at Kittanning, Mrs Virginia B. Bolsko 64 was sentenced to imprisonment for 114 to 29 months for the shotgun slaying of her son James Wells 34 last August at Craigsville Arm strong County’s first murder trial since 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
York Police Department
William J. Farrell
Adams County Court
Justice of the Peace
Harald Ornhorft
Dale Reichert
Abs Boltstown
Farrell
Reichert
East Bertin
Hig
Purtell
Kittanning
Mra
Virginia B. Kolsko
James Wells
Wells
Mra Bolsko
Craigaville
Armstrong County
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Jamed J. McDenvitt
Labor League For Political Education
McDenvitt
Congréss
Pennsy
York
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