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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1955
Page
1
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Geneva reports an American scientist at the atomic talks predicts nuclear power could rival coal electricity in the United States within 15 to 20 years. Dr James A. Lane of Oak Ridge cites promising outlook for large-scale nuclear power and notes costs of plant construction may total 30 billion dollars. Russian scientists describe the 2000 kilowatt Soviet plant as profitable in remote coal-poor regions.
The government reports July payrolls at a record near 6 trillion in dollars and unemployment under 2 percent, marking the fifth straight monthly rise. Total employed reaches 64,995,000, about 1 million above last month and roughly 3 million above a year ago as youths released from school boosted hiring across most industries.
A Meadvill e area family mourns three year old Ri D Jones who died after being dragged under a car driven by James C Jetfoies of Richmond Tad. The child was found hanging from the car and died at Greenville Hospital of a crushed chest in an accidental death. Police say Jetfoies backed out of the Jones home and the boy, hanging from the front end, was dragged about 50 feet before a passerby alerted authorities.
Two top Democrats meet in Chicago for talks that could influence the 1952 presidential race. Gov Averell Harriman of New York aims to gauge whether Adlai Stevenson will run again. Mitchell and the national committee see Stevenson as a strong candidate, while Harriman backs him but offers no certainty.
Democratic budget study group plans public hearings on Gore Leader's 51 billion budget as Senate session to convene briefly at 4:30. Republicans push own study and tax plans while a bipartisan planning meeting with the governor is delayed. Beth Toole funeral notices and Governor News present in Harrisburg events.
Ottawa will hear three motions on October 23 to appeal the murder conviction of Wilbert Coffin. Coffin and two associates face counts in the slayings of three Pennsylvania hunters. The case centers on the July 1883 discovery of 17 year old Richard Lindsey’s mutilated body in the Gaspe wilderness.
The Corry school board considered selling a 10 foot strip of school property to W A Redmond of 526 Wright Street, with a $450 initial payment. Redmond fears a fence close to his home and bids for cafeteria remodeling and school bell relocation were reviewed. The meeting also discussed in kind teacher pay raises and ongoing budget questions. The committee will pursue necessary debate and bids for supplies and equipment.
Police investigate a weekend break in at a former high school building where four badminton racquets two wooden boards two pogo sticks and craft supplies were stolen. Children who used the area say the loss limits their playtime as investigators seek a motive and suspect. A separate report notes a 52 year old man died at Butler County Memorial Hospital with coroner stating lingering questions about the case.
Heavy rallies erupt as about 200 red haters and some 1 200 railway workers flood Incheon to join demonstrators. Reports say seven US soldiers injured as protests erupt around MSC billets with tear gas and shelling by demonstrators. No major injuries among Americans, while security forces repel several breach attempts.
Bill Stern ABC network sports commentator was injured in a motor vehicle crash in New York. He sustained non life threatening injuries and was taken to a hospital for treatment. Police and hospital staff reported the details as they became available.
AP reports fragile details on a Chicago man named Patrick Kilby linked to the Brink's robbery in Buffalo. The investigation targets wartime slayings and potential grand jury actions tied to U S government agents and witnesses.
A hurricane alert was issued for the Carolina coast as the storm moves northward. Weather officials warned seas to rise and winds to strengthen, with advisories urging residents to monitor updates and prepare emergency plans. The storm was expected to bring rough seas and higher tides along coastal communities.
A Corry community article centers on Charles Gilbert, automotive instructor at Corry High School, challenging the notion that higher wages improve performance. The piece notes the debate over a salary increase for teachers amid related school proceedings and jury considerations in nearby McAlester Oklahoma.
A 54 year old man, identified as a woodsman, was struck on the head by a falling tree while cutting timber in a wooded area about three miles northeast of Salford in Warren County. He was conscious at the scene, transported to Coty Memorial Hospital where he remained under care. Several other nearby workers and bystanders assisted. minor injuries were reported among others, with one man receiving a wrist injury.
A Buffalo bank robbery ended with a thief fleeing the Cheektowaga branch with 11000 in cash. Authorities reported the incident occurred late at night as a youth, aided by several accomplices, entered the lobby and coerced staff before escaping. Detective Charles J. Hansen led the investigation.
Armed with a search warrant, six city patrolmen aided by two State Police officers raided the Marty Building and removed gambling devices stored there. Police, led by Chief Hurley Dike, hauled the machines to the city police station for safekeeping as investigation continues.
A woman reports her purse missing in Corry near the intersection of Maid Avenue and Washington Street. Fern Smith of 6 Maid Street states a loss around 6:80 p.m. Efforts to locate it failed. purse likely stolen or dropped. Police and witnesses search the area. contents not disclosed.
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