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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1956

Page

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Warren Hotel Burns Down Four Guests Still Missing

Fire swept through the Carver House in Warren early today, causing losses over five hundred thousand dollars. Four guests remain unaccounted for as police verify next of kin and search embers for clues on the blaze's cause. One guest escaped from the first floor despite alarms, while nearby towns aided Warren with fire equipment as authorities battle the remains of the hotel. The blaze continued to threaten downtown blocks until water from the Allegheny River helped curb it.

Carver House Ray J. Schmile Fast Main Street Commins Jane Warren Frp Allegheny Corry Columbus Warren County Yountsville N.d Simton Oswego Gihess Iltehboura Plumen

Mayor warns Carver House blaze could hit Warren

Mayor Earl T. Cherry says Corry and Warren face similar risk after the Carver House fire. He ordered a citywide fire safety check of all commercial buildings within days. Safety Director Price directed Assistant Fire Chief Downey to inspect and file an official report with City Council on May 21.

Carver House Warren Earl T. Cherry Corry Robert Price Theelty Price Jack Downey

Voters in Corry Area Favor Corry Men in Race

Area voters near Corry backed Corry men in a local political contest with Concord Waterhouse at 40 and Reurns 17 Republican votes in the Concord Township tally. Kinley led the wae fetibitiman with Th votes, Blair Miles OWe Beatty and others followed. In Democratic totals Cherry Braham Blas Weidler and Weidler posted small counts, Waterhous 184 GOP ballots and 40 Democratic. Wayne Township split 119 east and west. district tallies show 224 GOP ballots, 119 east and west.

Waterhouse Concord Kinley Blair Miles Owe Wed Beatty Ensembly Rey Sure Cherry Braham Blas ‘Ue Weidler Democratia Tomaitter Ty Pau Ubowsk Paul Biakeslee Carl Glivru Robert Gates Wayne Wayne Township East Waterhous Bent Kearns Feintey O'Dell Bayt Wayrie Hopkins Rapud- Houns GOP Kearns Millcreek North Maat Winening Harringburg Corry Beatty Kefauver

Tot Crushed By Log Truck At Warren

A five year old Warren boy, Allen Liebel, was killed instantly when a log truck struck him as he darted toward the street near Dad's Place on Pennsylvania Avenue East. The truck driver, Carl E. Hunter, attempted to avoid the boy but could not prevent the fatal impact. The accident occurred shortly after the boy had told a babysitter he would not cross the street. He had been at the home nearby moments earlier with plans to visit a neighbor. The tragedy follows the death of the mother’s mother, Mrs. Gertude Hoyt, who died after burns suffered at her home weeks earlier.

War Warren Boy Pennsylvania Avenue East Allen Liebel Virginia Liebel Warren General Opt Carl E. Hunter West Vickory Harold Jones Endeavor Kinaua Munter Dad's Place Hunter Jen Dartmouth Street Etta Marvel Hall Ax m Neighture

GM Faces Senate Report Over Monopoly Concerns

In Washington a Senate staff inquiry questions whether General Motors should limit entry into new markets and cut prices on cars and other products. The probe, led by Senator Owen Mahoney, calls for further study by Congress and the Justice Department to examine potential monopoly issues and antitrust impact. Detroit offices declined immediate comment on whether the report will be reviewed by company officials.

Washington Senate Questinnz O ™ Mahony Surkort Congress Justice Department O'Mahoney Uniderurt

Aero Plans $100,000 in New Machinery for Better Rivals Fight

Aero Supply Mfg. Co. held its annual meeting in New York where Leo Strauss outlined plans to invest about $100,000 in new equipment to bolster aircraft hardware production. Some machines already ordered as the firm seeks to shorten engineering to production lag times. The company also aims to diversify, including a new automatic auxiliary emergency brake for tractor trailers pending ICC approval and testing.

Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc Leo Strauss New York City Btratis Strauss Fim Aero Interstate Commerce Commission ICC TCC Stoakholders New Weston J. Leslie Fenton Antes E. B Ted" Pulh Offic Graham Harold Cragg Wan

Warren Girl Injured by Garden Shears Eye Impaled

An 11-year-old Warren girl named Susan Mong had her right eye impaled by a pair of garden shears Monday. She is at St Vincent’s Hospital after surgery yesterday and is described as doing very well. permanent effects on sight remain undetermined. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mong, reported the accident occurred at 2:90 p.m. while she was playing near daffodils in Warren.

Warren St.Vincent's Hospital Ene Suan Mong Phil Mong Erie Hospital James Délaney Ithe Susan

Eisenhower Popular In Primary Chieftains Are Satisfied

Erie County Republican primary results show Blair and O'Dell leading after late counts. Blair of Albion edged Miles by 181 votes while O'Dell led the field with 6 505 votes. final matchups set for fall with Weidler and Graham as opponents. Blair expected to return to office, O'Dell to replace Waterhouse in the fall race.

Stanley Blair Albion Miles O'Dell Fred Kinley Corry Delmar Beatty Blair Duane F. Weidler Platen OM H. Graham North East Graham Weidler Myron Cherry Cou Jeout Joseph Blasco Jr Venango Erie County Erle City Republicasy Blais W. W. Waterhouse Congress

Nine Die In Philadelphia Fire Rips Row House

A raging blaze swept a three story brick home in North Philadelphia, killing six children and three women. Fire officials said about 17 people were in the building when the fire broke out around 7 4 pm. five others were injured, and two escaped unharmed. Bodies were removed to Saint Joseph’s Hospital as investigators work to identify victims amid a broader, two dwelling fire.

Pres Philadelphia Fou Pollee St. Joeseph's Hospital Smnall Bt. Joseph’s Hospital Luka's Hospital Lizsie Badsult Magulime Wilson Faddin Clay Pirat

Living Costs Rise In March Report

Washington reports living costs rose by ten one thousandth of a percent in March the first increase since November as Bureau of Labor Statistics index reached a new level. Pittsburgh firm wealthholyouse Wlecito Corp shows profits of 18,675,000 tied to assets and operations weighed down by a long strike in 1950.

Washington Governiment Today Labor Departments Bureau of Labor Etatistics Svt Iki LOBR Pittsburgh Wealthghivuise Wlecito Corp

Huge Local Edge in Primary Returns for Waterhouse and Kinley

Corry voters backed W. W. Waterhouse for Congress and J. Fred Kinley for State Assembly in a high turnout GOP primary. Waterhouse led with 1,155 votes and Kinley 1,128, out of 1,404 GOP ballots from a 9,100 registered electorate. Blair won Assembly support with 686, while Kearns trailed.

Corry Waterhouse Dy Kearns Kinley Ina Stanley Blair Ford O'Dwil al Mites Delmar Beatty

Bodies Found In Wreckage Of Light Plane

Four socially prominent Cincinnati youths were found dead in the wreckage of a light plane near Columbus Ohio. Victims are Richard Bothell Ward Mathis Mildred Heekin and Joan Thurston. The craft was spotted by a state patrol plane after radio contact from Bethel College. cause of crash under investigation in Licking County.

Columbus Ohio Cincinnati Wee Jay Seared Noroas Ohio W Givil Aly Vielktin Can Richard Bothell Ward Matbie Mint Jovtine Heekin Mise Joan Thurston Cineinnwt New York Simith College Elasmate Bethel Mathis Montclatr Olio Obio 10 Licklig Angevine State Highway Patrol Youngstons

Candy Sale Aids YMCA Building Fund Effort

A Corry group yesterday contributed 150 dollars toward the new YMCA building fund. The amount was raised through candy sales and tee shirts under the direction of Mills Ann Barreal and Wright School authorities.

Ane Jit Corry Gira YMCA Sweat Shire Opera Mills Ann Barreal Ie Wright

Kearns to Run Against Thomas in Fall Contest

In a tight primary, Con gressman Carroll D Kearns led Erie Mercer and Crawford counties with about 20,808 votes while W W Waterhouse of Corry had 12,217. Kearns will face William D Thomns in November as Thomas trails Zipper in some counties. Erie figures showed Thomas with 8,929 to Zipper 4,713 as of this morning, with potential to shift as returns continue. Waterhouse backed by Erie Republicans clashed with Kearns machine in three counties Brit Mercer Crawford, signaling a strong campaign showing for Kearns and party delegates in the GOP slate.

Carroll D.kearns Kearns W. W Doc" Waterhouse Corry William D. Thomns Sharon Florist Lender Joseph Zipper Erle Thomas Ofipper Crawford Mercer Mercer County Zipper Zippera Erie Atty John M. Quinn David John Englin Howard L. Moore Crawford County Contd Pearson Josph Luke" Crawford Exo Michael d. Dunetof Anthony Hoy- Naega Dulay Cox Hamilton Mendville Bernard J. Harkins Harold W. Kinter Jouph Ziduraki Ete Dons md As Weldler Luke Ity Jamon W. Norman Mercer Counety

Eisenhower backs United States stance on Soviet guided missiles

AP reports Eisenhower expresses belief the United States holds a position near the Soviet Union in guided missiles development. In UN coverage a proposed international peace agency plans safeguards to prevent nuclear resource diversion to war. Jordan talks continue as Mum marakjald meets Sambel Rial seeking a border ceasefire accord similar to Tel Aviv and Egypt arrangements.

Washington Eisenhower United Soviet Union United Nations Aureus United States Fun Ali Amman Jord Xue Mummarakjald Promiser Sambel Rial Jordan Midno East Tetel Egypt Syl Tal

Kittanning Man Named Grand Master of Masonry Group

Exhést C. Reynolds of Feittanning is named the newly elected grand master of the Pennsylvania Grand Coastal Royal and Select Masters within York Alls Masonry in Altoona, Pennsylvania. The appointment marks a key leadership role in the regional fraternal order.

Kittanning Altoona C. Reynolds Feittanning Peninsylvania Royal and Select York Alls Masonry

Pennsylvania Primary Results Show Eisenhower Victory

Eisenhower wins a wide plurality in Pennsylvania with 260000 plus margin over Stevenson as voters cast popularity ballots. Light turnout sets a record for low participation. GOP statewide wins include Duff for Senate Smith for auditor general and Jones for State Supreme Court with other incumbents succeeding in most races.

Philadelphia Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Pennsylvania Miles Horst James A. Finnegan Stevenson Sampaign Tringer Willan F. Knowland California Ugmbat Niewishes Brayensom Ben Extes Ke Duver Tennessee Allegheny County Henry x. O'Brien Repub. Hown Bertjamin R. Jones Luzerne County Bunny O'Bren Purhape i GOP Stile Treumier Judge Jones State Supreme Court G. Harold Walking State Superior Court Joseph Prareta R Similty Auditor General Wither W. Knox Wrats Herbert Cohen Philip Carr Yeurs UB House

Train Strike Injures St Marys Plant Co Owner

Riche rd J Spence co owner of the Builders' Manufacturing Co of St Marys is suffering head and internal injuries after being struck by a Pennsylvania freight train near the plant. Workmen had to extract him from the wrecked vehicle and he was taken to a hospital in critical condition.

Lyta Johnsenbure Richerd J. Spence Popular Street Manufaoturie Co St Marys

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