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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1955

Page

3

Erie Brothers sue partner over bus stock dispute

Erie Brothers claim Myron Proser breached trust by buying Erie Coach Co. stock for himself, with the Strausses seeking 50 percent ownership through MI S Investment Co. They allege a joint venture obligation and seek remedy in Common Pleas Court. Proser holds 50 percent, Strausses 25 percent each, with related real estate ties and corporate links to MI S.

Erie Bis Proser Erie Coach Co Pubic Utility Commission Strausses Agresti MES Investment Co MTS Summit Hotel 12Th Street Market Presenst Jacob Haller Co 17Th Parade Streets Proter Erie Couch Co Defendant M-I-S Proser How Mais Keystone Auto Parts Co MLS Investment Co Atty Joseph Agrest

County Receives Per Capita Help in Jamestown

Jamestown and Allegany County receive per capita state aid allocations from the State Comptroller. City, town, and village distributions are based on 1930 census figures, with $0.75 per resident for cities, $0.35 for towns, and $0.04 for villages. funds are for general municipal use.

Sense County Arthur Levitt Gattarankis Colarly Allegany County Ench Gilliges

Woman Drowns On Moonlight Swim in Cheat River

Police report a 28 year old woman drowned during a moonlight party on the Cheat River at Point Marion. Her companion, 32 year old Robert Lincoln of Sprig Hill, Fayette County, found her missing after she slipped off a coal tipple. Lincoln attempted a rescue but couldn't reach her as she disappeared into about 25 feet of water. Her clothing was recovered on the riverbank. Firemen launched rescue efforts but to no avail. The incident underscores cold water danger at night swimming events.

Point Marion Maton Womath Cheat River Wirehim McLajiehlin Robert Lincoln Sprig Hill Fayette County Linens Salt Lincoln Uegan

Bridegroom Robert McCulloch Dies After Plant Accident

An 18 year old from Lees died after an injury at Puritarr Sportswear Co. plant in Altoona. Harold Troxell stated McCulloch's arm was caught in a machine and he died shortly after at the hospital with four months of marriage behind him.

Altoona Lees Puritarr Sportswear Co Robert Mcculloch D. Harold Troxell McCulloch

Nab Fugitive At New Castle

New Castle authorities and federal agents arrested Charles Falone, 42, a longtime FBI Ten Most Wanted fugitive, ending an eight year manhunt. Falone, alias Little Mosco, linked to a 1997 payroll robbery and sought for related charges, was found near his suburban home amid a reported standoff. He has a long police record including armed robbery, larceny, and burning cases in Massachusetts and New York.

New Advucnancy New Castle FBI Tiay Charles Falone FEY Pittsburg Patzone FRY Visty Paleone Ciehe PRI FBT Falzone Ie Jae Teipentes Campbell Oia Falzone Little Mosco Arralgadditer Piltetttryh New York FHT Byfiais Ton= awands boat company Letas Massachusetts Bors Concord Misechusette Charlestown

Erie Man To Head Knights of Pythias

Scranton report: Melvin F Meyer of Erie nominated for grand chancellor at Pennsylvania lodge convention. Meyer to succeed Wall Parry of Scranton. votes pivotal as senior officers are chosen.

Scranton

Corryites Named to Grand Jury Details

Corry residents are drawn for the grand jury next month to consider a string of criminal cases. The jury pool includes several local names and addresses, with tentative dates in September.

Corryites Grand Jury Sepuenbey Uty Clintons Cony Leland W Croxscuty Freda

Unclear text naming officials in state department appointment

Fragmentary record mentions a Barber Harrisberg and a secretary role in the Commonwealth. It alludes to appointed counsel for a committee and a deputy editor general, with scattered references to a department’s separation from the executive. The damaged lines prevent a coherent event claim.

Barber Harrisberg Gyne D. Smithy the Common Beir Foi Tor Geniral Continol Ghurlees Ari

New Highway Plan Readied for Public Review

A new highway plan is outlined with revisions and proposals for design, financing, and impacts on lead agencies. Officials discuss route adjustments, project timeline, and potential costs as residents await details and hearings.

US soldier kills two at sea in Korea engagement

An unidentified US soldier shot and killed two Korean Marines in a tense incident near Seoul. The Army security unit investigated as officials moved to determine motive amid conflicting accounts and ongoing inquiries.

Seoul South Korrans Mattie Gilbert Watkin

Atomic Reactor To Go Overseas In Big Power Move

A disputed report from Pittsburgh details an overseas atomic reactor plan backed by Westinghouse to supply safe, large scale nuclear power for the Fiat Car of Turin. Negotiations involve the Federal Government and Pennsylvan ia Power and Light.

Assaiviated Press Pittsburgh Fiat Ca Turin Udy Guillan Westinghionae Ue Penteyivania Power and Light Co Alunniie

Nixon Held For Theft In Oil City

In Oil City authorities report Edward Christopher Nixon from Titusville was surrendered to Folkston County Sheriff Ike Sikes after being linked to motor vehicle larceny and burglary. Lt. B G Potts said Nixon will be detained in Folkston County jail for Old City action and eventual release.

Nixon South Oil City B. G. Potts Ivestigatiing Edward Christopher Nixon Titusville Sikes Folkston Canty Nis Pott Nixon Wink

Navy Leadership Assures Command Cohesion at Annapolis

Mdn Adm Ar Waigh A Burks assured the audience that the command of the Navy remains steady at Annapolis. Adm. Rob ert B. Cannny reinforced this stance, emphasizing disciplined leadership and clear lines of duty within the service.

Navy Annapolis Navy Robert B. Cannny

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