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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1975

Page

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Severe Weather Drenches Corry Area With Flooding and Fires

The blistering heat yielded to nearly an inch of rain across Corry causing sewer backups and washouts in hills. A tree limb crushed two cars on Sample Flats road while a light plane diverted to a Dodd Farms field for a landing and later safely departed. Lightning struck homes on West Main and Route 6, with one total loss to a Bemis residence near Filgin. Fire officials battled a two hour blaze at the Bemis house and responded to ambulance calls, as storms caused one death near Ellington New York and other damage including a Titusville area barn fire that destroyed the structure and damaged hay mowers and conveyors.

Corry Robert Grice Sample Flats Emil Toplovich Dodd Farms Leslie Dodd Lawrence West Main Sixth Avenue Jacqueline Bemis Filgin Elgin-Beaverdam Ray Kolo Kolo Scott Jamestown Ellington Red and Gun Ellington N.Y Jamestown Wca Hospital Rodney Toy Lloyd Johnson Ellington Fire Department Toy Sinclairville Johnson Titusville Harold Vanderhoof Stone Springhouse Vanderhoof Chapmanville Volunteer Fire Department Cherrytree Volunteer Fire Department Cherrytree Chapmaneville Charles Minium Cherrytree Department Minium Chapmanville

Heat Wave Bakes Pennsylvania With Record Temps

Persistent heat gripped the state amid a national heat wave as Pittsburgh and Philadelphia posted record highs. Temperatures topped 90s with Philadelphia reaching 98 on Sunday and 96 in Pittsburgh on Saturday. Showers in Erie briefly cooled readings while hydrants were shut to help urban cooling. Traffic surged and power supplies remained generally adequate despite isolated transformer shortages.

Pennsylvania National Weather Service Philadelphia Pittsburgh Ted Or Mercury Harrisburg Altoona Erie Allentown New Jersey

Firemen Conclude Five Day Convention Amid Storm Parade

A heavy rainstorm ended Corry area firemen festivities from a five day celebration tied to the Northwestern Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association annual meeting. The event featured a large parade, carnival, shows, booths, and the Sunday in the Park program by the Arts Council. Special guests included local officials and relatives of former mayor Fred Stanford. Prize winners spanned multiple corps and units with Zem-Zem-Erie topping the motor corps and Baker Victory earning top drill team honors.

Northwestern Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association Pennsylvania Firemen's Association Moose Lodge Standford Hose Company Arts Council of the Corry Area Ruth Abi Charlotte Chris Fred Stanford Corry Gypsy Brass Cornpoppers West Ridge Ywca High Steppers Mercer Westernaires Baker Victory Royal Rythm Steppers McDowell Little's Angels, Motor Corps Zem- Zem-Erie Norm Holton Melvin Seranaling Imperial Regiment Mavericks Sun- Howners Portville Maplewood Hinsdale Brockton Aninior Disalya Saints Astabula Arrow Cadets Zem-Zem Legion of Honor

Ford promises personal attention to Yugoslav arms request

President Ford told Tito he would give his personal attention to Yugoslavia’s request to buy second line American arms and spare parts while also pursuing closer economic ties. He stressed moderation in a broader push for Yugoslavia’s independent stance, with a visit framed by Helsinki talks and symbolic support from the U S.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Ford Tito U.S United States Henry A. Kissinger Soviet Union Dzemal Bi Jedic Park of Friendship Jack Ford David Kissinger Federal Executive Council City Hall Washington Mildenhall Air Force Base England Helsinki Europe Poland Romania White House Ron Nelsen Sinaia Bucharest Richard M. Nixon Nixon

Woman killed in weekend carnival truck crash in NY

The carnival truck carrying a giant swing ride slammed into a car on Route 957 near Lottsville, killing 63 year old Thelma M. Bennett of Frewsburg and injuring her husband, Melvin C. Hennett, who is in serious condition. The truck driver, Thomas W. Hughes, was treated and released.

Lottsville Thelma M. Bennett Frewsburg, N.Y Warren General Hospital Corry Corry Memorial Hospital King Turnpike Roads Wayne Township Lois M. Nelson R.D. 3 King Road Melvin C. Hennett Hamot Medical Center Erie Thomas W. Hughes East Main Street Hughes Bennett Auto Frederick Mercer

Terrorists seize embassy in Malaysia demand release

In Kuala Lumpur a group stormed the 1.8 Embassy and seized U S consul Robert Stebbins and other hostages. Three security men were wounded as the attackers threatened to blow up the building and set a self declared deadline without incident. Japan pledged to meet demands and release seven prisoners from Japanese jails. A special plane was prepared to transport the prisoners and terrorists as needed. The exact number of attackers and hostages was not known.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Japan U.S Robert Stebbins Takeo Miki Tokyo Miki United States Ford Inal Japan Air Lines

Pilot Forced to Dodd Farms Lands In Alfalfa Field

Ray Kolo, a pilot en route to New York State, was forced to land on Dodd Farms property yesterday. He taxiied to the Dodd home with 12-year-old passenger Scott Kolos aboard. Grounded by bad weather, Kolo regained flight this morning and is stuck at Lawrence Airport awaiting conditions.

Dodd Farms Leslie Dodd Ray Kolo The Journal Today New York State Dodd Kolos Scott Kolo Lawrence Corry

Corry Area Rail Cutback Details in USRA Plan

The USRA final system plan excludes over 200 miles of northwest Pennsylvania rail segments from ConRail. Notable cuts include Corry to Titusville and Warren to Ridgway, Oil City to Tidioute, Jamestown to Linesville, and Farrell to New Castle. Interstates Mayville to Corry and Niobe Junction to Corry are also left out.

Pennyania Railway Association Congress Consolidated Rail Corporation USRA ConRail Corry Titusville Warren Ridgway New Castle Chessie Mayville Falconer North Warren Niobe Junction N.Y United States Oval Regional Transportation Authority Interstate Commerce Commission Rail Services Planning Office

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