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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
Aug 01, 1955
Page
1
Ten Thousand Line Corry Streets Parade
U S and Red China talks aimed at easing tension watched by crowds as Corry hosts the Diamond Jubilee Stanford Hose Company parade. Mayor Earl T. Cherry lauded the hour and forty five minute event with more than 10,000 spectators, noting the day’s spectacle and a $1,000 savings bond drawing. Judges awarded prizes across 97 units with some controversy over the Kane drum corps and Johnsonburg delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Earl T. Cherry
Stanford Hose Company
Kane Fire Department
Johnsonburg Yellow Jackets
Johnsonburg
Sylvester Feronti Jr
Ray Laurie
Johnsons Burg Nit
Judes
Tt Wiis
Feront
Fire Department
Kane
VFW
Youngsville
Rosky Grove
Staneliff Hose Company Auxiliary
Waterford
Sheffield
Albion
North Hust
Wesleyville
Springboro
Connenistville
Titusville
Driver Blinded Car Hits Pole Near French Creek
Two New York youths were injured when their car struck a utility pole after another vehicle blinded the driver near French Creek. Gary Sayers, 17, suffered a possible back injury and was listed in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. Frank Grden, 18, treated for lacerations and abrasions and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Prench Creek
Fue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gary Lee Sayers
R. D
Clymer
Dever
Frank Grden
Hospital
Grden
French Creek
Alan
Orden
Commute Terms Of 10 Prisoners From Erie County
Harrisburg acting on the State Pardon Board recommendation commuted the sentences of ten men convicted in Erie County for bribery and related offenses. Names cited include James Salamone James Lagohn Carl Alen John Koehler Edward Michalak Arthur Damose Joseph Atotunda Daniel Ditullio and James Wranda Mcshine among others as eligible for parole following commutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Pmuia
Harrisburg
State Pardon Board
Come
Erie County
John Martin
James P. Salamone
James Lagohn
Carl Alen
John C. Koehler
Edward Michalak
Arthur Damose
Joseph Atotunda
Daniel Ditullio
Edward Canili
James Wranda Mcshine
Month Long Strike Ends at Smelter in United Phelps Dodge Deal
Douglas Aile Phelps Dodge Corp and the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers announced a first general agreement today ending a month long strike. The accord covers about 45,000 union members employed by the firm across the smelting operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panvcunyou
Douglas, Aile
Phelps Dodge Corp
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
Brn Oe Steike
Two Cars Damaged in West of City Wreck
Two vehicles were damaged in a collision west of the city Saturday at 5 45 pm when a car veered off the pavement and crossed the highway, clipping another car. Frank Vinile Jy ai and Roy Walton, both of Sheffield, were involved. Mrs Walton was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Rolie
She Logs
Frank Vinile Jy. Ai
Tile
Roy Waltin
Bhoffield
Vaniik
Ross
Walton
Zhukov Orders Red Troops To Leave Austria
Soviet defense ministry says Marshal Georgi Zhukov ordered 44 000 troops to withdraw from Austria by October 1, aligning with a Soviet proposal from a four power summit. The move, described as a reduction of armed forces in Austria, follows wartime friendship with President Eisenhower and appears in a dated Moscow release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zhukov
Red
Austria
Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
Hon
Rusu
Ecupition
Tehops la
Marshal Zhukov
Blackhower
Yesterdaay
Aussin
Private Medics to Receive Sale Serum Soon in State
Pennsylvania to allot 52 569 shots with 20 percent first to health department doctors must file reports. Limited supply expected as province physicians prepare commercial use within a few days. State health secretary Dr Berwyn F Matlisor notes urgency and limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Health Department
Associated
Harrisburg
Phil Syler
Berwyn F .Matlisor
Polio Vaccine Shares Allocated For Nationwide Use
Total of 846000 Polio Shots Allocated by Public Health Service for private physicians and public health clinics to vaccinate children age through nine. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports needs met for first wave and outlines distribution plans including free inoculation for eligible schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
National Foundation For Tnfantile Paralyals
Childres
Hiss
the Motions Foundation
Pennsylvania
State Health Department
Wishing Well at Park Looted
City police report four thefts at Maud Park in the Third Ward as a caretaker says someone pried open the railing around the wishing well to steal pennies dropped by visitors. Officers have limited information and urge parents to supervise children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagk
Wark
Cliff Long
Maud Park
Fires rage as eight blazes burn 43000 acres in Ontario
Associated Press report describes a severe forest fire situation in northern Ontario. Eight fires are out of control, spanning Coch rane district and Kapusikn ssing area, threatening vast tracts and splitting provincewide firefighting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Free Toronto
Ontario
Cochrane District
Kapusikn~ssing
Cochrase
Democrats Fight 10 Garner Votes On Pa Income Tax
Harrisburg reports Democratic efforts to muster GOP support for Gov Leader’s income tax bill as the Senate, with 26 Republicans and 24 Democrats, weighs a roll call vote. House passage last week prompted plans to stall and pressure wavering Republican senators, while talks of extending or raising the sales tax linger amid possible tax combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg — Administration
Senate
General Assembly
Repubcan
HG. Andrews
Andrews
Roy E. Purman
Senate Finance Committee
Leader
House
Redwaltzer
Whalley
Somerset
Frank Kopriver
Allegheny
William %. Scott
Carbon Harold Flack
Luzerne
Paull Wagner
Schuyuitt
AMC Five
Tor St
Joyful News On Airmen Release From China
President Eisenhower welcomed Red China's release of American airmen as nationwide relief and joy. The White House confirmed the report from Peiping radio that the imprisoned fliers had been freed and pledged swift family reunions with UN support aiding negotiations led by Dag Hammarskjöld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waligngton
Eisenhower
China
White House
James Wagerty
Peipling
United States
Anatto
United Saton
United Nations
United Nations Command
Day Hammarskjold
Reds Free 11 Airmen in Peiping Release
Peiping announced the release of 11 American airmen sentenced on espionage charges after a military court of the Supreme People's Court commuted their terms. The airmen, captured in Korea during a 1950s mission over Manchuria, were freed as Geneva talks loomed and U S authorities were notified to arrange immediate exit from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Peiping
Red China
Herr
United States
China
Geneva
Fa East Air Force
North
Rad
Manchuria
Red Radio
Supreme People's Court
Pepine
Ten P O Employees Fired For Sick Leave Misuse
Philadelphia report says ten Upper Darby post office workers were dismissed and four others reprimanded for misuse of sick leave. Disciplinary action followed a GAO investigation and subsequent report to the Hourly Most Office committee, highlighting nationwide abuses costing millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyamocines Fr
Philadelphia
Upper Darby Post Office
Stirenialon
Donald A. Myers
Poat
Myers Aid
General Accounting Office
GAO
Most Office
GAD
Spotted Soviet Minesweepers, Submarine Near Formosa
The Central News Agency in Hong Kong reported that two Soviet built minesweepers and a midget submarine were sighted off the Mukien boat of Communist China near Formosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripet
Formosa
Chinese Nationaliate
Central News ‘Agency
Hong Kong
Mukien
Communit China
Oil City sports car driver killed in area smashup
Warren coroner reports 44 year old Carl J Lindquist died in a racing accident at a rally near Warren. Witnesses say a wheel struck a crack in the track causing his car to roll and pin him briefly, with injuries described as fatal. He was taken to Warren General Hospital and pronounced dead on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Breen
Northwest Street
West Washington Street
Wellord Steen
Corry
Tywin
Paul Steen
Page
Oil City
Warren
Carl J Lindquist
Erica Grick
Hartt
Warren General
Lind
Quist
Warren County
H. A
Bud) Loganti
Lindquist
Timnt
Corgier Lowrey
Nxx
Aporta
Topping Meet Fate Of 40 U.S. Civilians
American representative negotiates for the release of 40 U.S. civilians detained by Chinese Communists. talks stall as bargaining pressure mounts and prospects of freedom hinge on stalled discussions and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
Talks Open As Red China and U.S. Begin Far East Talks
Geneva reports say the United States and Red China opened diplomacy to ease tensions in the Far East with focus on 40 American civilians detained by Peiping. Amb A. M. Johnson and Wang Ping-nam signaled possible future talks including direct U.S.-China relations and the repatriation of detainees at Geneva Palace of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
China
Amer
Joan Terx
Hong Kong
United States
Peiping
Red China
Far East
Wang Ping-nam
Justador
Warsaw
Allia
U.S
A. Alexis Johnson
Oxecho
Slovakis
State Department
Annd
Dulles
Chow En-tat Wang
Ehou
Bandung
Alon
Formosa
New contract signed in Pittsburgh district amid steelworker talks
Pittsburgh group Blaie Knox Co and CIO United Steelworkers announced a new bontrant for plasite in the Pittsburgh district. The pact sets an average wage near 35 cents an hour for about 9,000 workers as steel firms follow the terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Blaie-Knox Co
CIO
United Steelworkers
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