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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1954
Page
6
Old City Council debated placing women police at key crosswalks to protect school children. Mayor Merck supported Indy police as the most feasible plan. The item listed seven crosswalks needing protection while children cross.
Northumberland County Commissioner John A. Shroyer met Democratic statewide candidates yesterday and said he would support Lt. Gov. Lloyd H. Wood for governor. He reported no discussion of politics with Sen. George M. Leader, Wood’s opponent, and noted his Independent Republican stance and disfavor for Gov. John Fine. The history includes Edward Martin’s 1946 firing of Shroyer as highway secretary during his bid for the GOP nomination, with James H. Duff as the organization slate.
At a nine-power conference the French and Germans debated Saar administration under the Brussels Treaty plan. France favors Brussels alliance oversight before approving West German rearmament while Britain Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg back the pact. The main dispute remains safeguards to prevent a resurgent German army from dominating Europe.
Waynesburg Pa U S Steel Corp Robena mine stayed shut as 2800 diggers struck in a safety dispute. Union official says the walkout has not sparked anger or spread to other pits in the area.
Leonard E Woodring former Meadville Union Loan Company manager received 24 to 5 years in prison for embezzling about 19000 over two years. He pleaded no defense and was fined 200 and ordered to make restitution. He will be classified at Pittsburgh before prison.
Bear Lake residents and visitors are mentioned with travels to Jamestown and James town. Events include Evangelical Church planning, a pancake supper by firemen, and a film shown by Rev Lundeen. Also noted are visits by George Morton and Glenn Carter from Penn State and Mary Lou Peterson. A stage actor Bert Lytell dies at 89 in New York Roosevelt Hospital.
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