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28 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 28, 1954
Page
1
McCarthy Faces Uphill Battle to Avert Censure Vote
Senator McCarthy confronts a likely uphill fight as the Senate nears a potential censure vote. A six member special committee urged official criticism of his past actions, while McCarthy and his attorney vow a vigorous defense amid uncertain support from Republicans and Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Wisconsin
Edward Bennett Williams
The
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Williams
Polish Refugee Granted Temporary U.S. Asylum
A Polish security official former deputy chief Josef Swiatlo 39 has been granted temporary entry into the United States on request of the State Department. Swiatlo previously headed Department 1 of Poland’s Ministry of Public Security in Warsaw and sought refuge in the American sector of Berlin ten months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poland
United States
Brownell
State Department
Josef Swiatlo
Bwlutlo
Ministry of Public Security
Warsaw
Justice Department
No 10
Communist Party
Swiado
Berlin
Bank robber flees after cashier warns him
A would be bank robber fled Mullica Hill New Jersey after cashier Arthur E Dutfield warned him to leave. The man dashed behind a counter then the burglar alarm sounded and witnesses saw the gunman dash into a UFO and drive off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullica Hill
N. J
Natonal
Arthur E. Duttield
Israeli Ship Fires On Egyptian Post in Sabs Region
Cairo says an Israeli transport ship fired on an Egyptian coastal post south of Sabs injuring several. The Abaghali, under guard in Suez Bay, was captured by an armed Egyptian ship and towed to Suez as officials probe the incident. Egypt protests to the United Nations Security Council calling it a major breach of truces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siy Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Guidance Minster
Salah Salem
Sabs
Salem
Suez
Miussia
Suez Bay
U.N. Security Council
Milford school boycott over race integration continues
More than two thirds of Milford pupils stayed home as 509 of 1562 enrolled attended classes amid the integration dispute. State official Dr. George Miller blamed fear of violence and opposition. In Lincoln, 36 of 140 attended as parents joined Milford’s boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
George R. Miller
Lincoln
Echo
Lincoln School
Miller
Two Yugoslavs Seek Asylum After Grag Airport Landing
A two seat sport plane landed at Grag in British occupied Austria with two Yugoslavs aboard who asked for asylum. They said they flew from Mari bor to Grag and were taken to custody for questioning by British Royal Air Force officers. The men, a 34 year old mechanic and a 20 year old electrician, said they fled after Yugoslav authorities repeatedly refused emigration to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vienna
Grag
Austria
Maribor
Royal Air Force
Australia
Soviet Union Waiting U.N. Reply On Atomic Plans
United Nations delegates awaited Andrei Vishinsky as he prepared a policy speech while Eisenhower Dulles atomic peace proposals sparked debate. Notes leaked last weekend showed Russia insisting on U.N. authority over an international atomic agency and Red China’s inclusion, with Dulles rejecting Chinese Communist participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Nations
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
U. N. General Assembly
United States
Eisenhower
U.N
U. S
Dulles
U. N
China
Vishinsky
U.N. Security Council
London
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Atomic Agency
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Accidents Send Three to Hospital From Falls
Three people were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for broken bones after falls. Mrs W S Houghton of 154 East Congress Street was moved to Erie after hip fracture. A 12 year old, Charles L Sandburg of Columbus, suffered a right shoulder break while playing football. Louis Morris five, son of Victor Morris, was diagnosed with a slight break after a fall from a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5
Houghton
Erie
Corry Memorial Hospital
WS. Houghton
East Congress Street
Erle Hospital
Charles UL
Sandburg
Albert
L. Sandburg
Columbus
Louis Morris
Victor Morris
R. D
Spartansburg
Erie County Opposes Erie CD Evacuation Plan
State and county officials debated mass evacuation plans with 5000 cars to Corry amid opposition from local civil defense leaders. Key figures included Dr Richard Gerstell and Bucklus with Lt Col Jacob Mauk outlining costs and highway routing on Routes 6 and US 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Corry
Tne
Marrsburo
Yequerto
Vicuntian Ofctober
Richard Gerstell
Glyn Defense Convell
New York
Ohio
Erie County
Bucklus
State Highways Department
Jacob Mauk
Eric County
Medina
Richard Nichols
GM Howgrti
Dave Parmenter
Exe
AFL delegates push wage hikes and labor endorsed candidates
At the Los Angeles AFL convention the union group argued economic conditions warrant wage increases to raise living standards and urged workers to back labor endorsed candidates. They criticized the Eisenhower administration and Mitchel’s Labor Department while condemning McCarthy and calling for unity against wage suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
AFL
Eisenhower
Cohgress
Bether Talay
AFT
Tabor
James P Mitchel
Mitctyell
Justice Bell Hospitalized After Illness in Philadelphia
Supreme Court Justice John C. Bell Jr. is in a Philadelphia hospital under treatment for a condition described as fatally ill by his physician. A spokesman said he had a period of rest and that earlier reports of a heart attack were incorrect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bell
Philadelphia
Biule Supreme Court
John C. Bell Jr
President Eisenhower hosts meeting with Army officials at vacation retreat
President Eisenhower convened with Army leaders General Ridgway and Secretary Stevens at his Colorado vacation site amid unclear reasons for the conference. Dr. Burns and other aides discussed ongoing drought aid while frequent Colorado visits stir talk of another trout fishing retreat near Fraser, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Sigentiower
Army
Stevens
Gener
Ridgway
Statf
Murry Snyder
Aewhower
Oregon
McNair Dam
Eisenhower
Colorado
Amy F. Burns
Couneil of Reconomic Advisers
Washington
Burns
Bixenhower
Akael Nielson
Carl Norgren
Fraser
Colo
Lerters Inert
Wathe
Bensom
Benson
Pennsylvanian Court Awards Orphan Custody to Aunt
The Pentinyl Janta Superior Court awarded custody of 18 month old Patricia Ann Kunte to her maternal aunt Min Robert J. Mingkhone of New York, shifting from a prior arrangement with her paternal grandparents in Grand Haven Michigan. The decision follows a Delaware County filing and notes possible Supreme Court review. Patricia had lived with Mr and Mrs Stackhouse since 1989. In Pittsburgh, sixty inmates at the Guynbert School for Delinquent Girls staged a sitdown strike sparked by a smoking ban imposed by Superintendent Mrs. Margaret A Huff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axyoratea Press
Vinladelphia
Min
Stackhouse Dudge
Pennsylvania
State Bullpreme
Patricia Ant
Stackhouse
Andrew Kurta
Pittsburgh
Guynbert School
Margaret A Huff
Death toll rises from Japan typhoon ferry disaster
Divers completed removal of hundreds of bodies from a sunken Japanese ferry after a typhoon struck northern Japan. About 40 of 60 Americans aboard were identified, with 174 survivors listed from 1341 passengers and crew. The disaster sparked widespread wrecks and fatalities across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwkodate Harbor
National Vitral Police
Japan
Olly
Chedapat National Railways
U.S
Bay Inn
Muskellunge Stocking At Pymatuning Lake
Sixty two young muskellunge were stocked in Pymatuning Lake last Saturday by officials of the Pennsylvania Fish Commission. The fish were raised at the Wanton City Hatchery from eggs shipped from mature muskellunge stocks earlier. Hatcheries at Linville, Corry, Union City and Pleasant Gap supplied the stock. Linville Hatchery contributed 249 fry. The commission plans to use Pleas chip hatchery to expand future stockings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pymatining
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Wanton City
LeBoeuf
Bellefonte
Pleamant
Gap Hatchery
Garlyle Sheldon
Northwest Diviion
Fish Commission
Upton City
Corry
Sheldon
Linpaville
Linoaville
Commin
Linesville
Corey
Ligion
PleaseChip
Tink
Traffic Jam Strands City Amid Busy Evening Commute
A heavy traffic jam clogged Center Street Carn and surrounding avenues as hundreds of motorists headed home. Detours around the blockade caused bottlenecks on Malt Street and East Main, with no patrol officer directing vehicles adding to delays. The congestion persisted through the day and into midday, expected to continue as work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plante
Center Street
Lenin
Train Wreck In India Kills 53
An express Hyderabad to Kayipet train plunged into flooded waters after a bridge near Hive station collapsed under the eight car train. About 600 passengers were asleep when the bridge gave way early today, one of India’s worst railroad disasters. Officials said many bodies were recovered and more were missing, as rescue teams searched the submerged wreckage near Hyderabad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Frese
Bombay
India
Hyderabad
Seiat Ba
Hive
Alter
Move of Harold Armitage Residence on School Site Planned
The Harold Armitage frame house on the Corry Arent High School site in Pirat Ward will be moved westward to a new location after the Ludwik company vacates. Attorneys McKnight and Brown bought the property from sub contractor Jerry Okerlund who handled excavation and trading for the project. The house relocation follows condemnation actions and similar handling of the Prank Reng home and Armitage barn, which were razed after sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Armitage
Corry Arent High School
Pirate Ward
Alte
Corry Schools Authority
Local Attorney Admitted To Bar In Pittsburgh
Aucrngy Duugion B Romnie was admitted to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court bar yesterday in Pittsburgh as a practicing attorney. He was presented by Allegheny County lawyer DeFrancesco, joining 47 others admitted to practice that day. The report notes his four months of local practice and cites his bar membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucrngy Duugion B. Romnie
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
DeFrancesco
Allegheny County
Supreme Court
Rozelle
Saar Issue Rocks Nine Power Talks At Lancaster House
The nine power conference on German rearmament began with cautious optimism as Eden chairled talks at Lancaster House. France pressed to include Saar sovereignty in the talks while Dulles Spaak Pearson and Mendes France eyed a timetable to restore Bonn’s sovereignty within 60 days. The plan seeks general agreement then detailed work, with a NATO council meeting to admit West Germany as the 18th member by mid November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echoing Spank
Lester Pearson
Brrth
Anthony Eden
U. S
Dulles
Spaak
Pearson
Mendes
France
Konrad Adenauer
Gaetano Martina
Italy
Johan Beyeng
Netherlands
Joseph Bechn
Luxembourg
Saat Isme
Eden
West Germany
West Europe
Britain
United States
Bonn Republic
Lidell
West German
Hth
North Atlantic Alliance
Saar
Frince
Hormel Paid 20 For Marijuana In Public Hearing
Los Angeles testimony from Robert Sheyak, bass player, says George Hormel paid 20 to buy marijuana cigarettes from a fight club attendant during Hormel's arrest night. Attendant Mark Swimb, 41, faces narcotics charges. Hormel free on 1500 bond awaiting Oct hearing for marijuana possession. Judge William L. Showers in Pittsburgh reported much improved after heart attack at Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
George
Geordie) Hormel
Robert Sheyak
Hormel
Shevak
Mark Swimb
Pittsburgh
William L. Showers
Lewisburg
Mercy Hospital
Showers
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Neys
Auig
Iver
Germany
Ey Bente
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Solons
Ike
Dryden
Clifford BerEey
Somerset
Tompkina
State Superior Court
Pymatuning
Union City
East Main
Mill Streets
Maple Avenue
Armitage
PUC
New Castle
New Castle Water Co
Commission
Lawrance
Ninepower
Paul-Henri Spank
Nite
Lancaster House
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