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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1955

Page

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Defense Chief Orders New Code Of Military Honor Promoted Worldwide

Secretary of Defense Wilson ordered the new code post ed by every American unit ship and post worldwide. He urged rapid training to educate soldiers on avoiding captivity and resisting interrogation, with plans to involve civilian agencies and labor groups in support. The code, proclaimed by President Eisenhower, aims to strengthen morale and uphold American democratic principles before during and after military service.

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Tragic Jump From Metel Cathedral Steeple

A 22 year old woman wearing a leg brace climbed the narrow steps beside Metel Cathedral Steeple in Sofst Germany. A crowd gathered as she reached the top and her actions led to a fatal fall witnessed by onlookers.

Sofst Germany Metel Cathedral Alig

Wreck of Crack Train Kills Reported In Arkansas

MARKED TREE Ark The Kansas City Florida Special passenger train wrecked near Marked Tree with several killed and many injured Officials reported crews pulling victims from wreckage The diesel powered train carried 14 cars and left the rails on a 20 foot embankment ambulances rushed from Memphis and Arkansas cities to the scene including four cars involved two sleepers a diner and a coach

Ark W. G. Key Ask

Argentine Senate approves Peron on church state split bill

Argentina's Senate backed a government bill to cut church state ties. If Peron signs, elections for a constitutional assembly could be delayed until next May. The Vatican had excommunicated Peron amid his feud with church leaders. A government campaign against clergy was halted after a June rebellion.

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Pa Sales Tax Ends August 31

Harrisburg reports the one per cent sales tax will end August 31 with a projected total revenue of 127 million dollars, about five million monthly less after expiration. July reported 101 million. August reporting and delinquent audits tied to two bills pending in the Senate as governors and lawmakers clash over renewal.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Tts Revenue Department Heawite Treasury Whitax

Army to Begin Six Months Duty for Young Men

The Army plans a six month active duty for volunteers and draftees with a three year ready reserve and one year standby reserve. About 60,000 early enlistments and Marines funding outlined as key quotas. High school volunteers may receive $90 monthly during training and divisional reserve units will handle the program. Presidents and officials anticipate October start with the draft continuing through next June.

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Baruch Birthday Celebrated Quietly in New York

Bernard M. Baruch financier and statesman marks a birthday today. He spent the day quietly with his family at their Upper East Side home in New York City.

Baruch New York Bernard M. Barch Upper East Side

Aero Supply Reports 1958 First Half Loss and Merger Talks

Aero Supply discloses a net income loss of 321,944 for the first six months of 1958, with planned merger negotiations continuing. Chairman Sain Tavinky cites reduced manufacturing costs, higher selling and administrative expenses, and delayed shipments due to government orders and delays in older airplane contracts. Continued discussion referenced on page two.

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Russia Denies British Claim on Soviet Military Strength

A Soviet spokesman denies the British estimate of Soviet armed forces as exaggerated, citing official reaction and a report from Moscow. The Foreign Office claimed Britain never disclosed its strength figures, while British estimates suggested Red forces around two million with additional reserves. The article notes heightened tension over Soviet military power estimates. Funeral services set in Philadelphia for William Freeman, former state registrar and banking secretary, who died in Presby Hospital.

London Russia M. Milhalley Li Teves ii Moscow Foreign Office Nin Philadelphia Tomorow Willie Premnin Philadephia Martin Freeman Presbivumian Hospital

Water-Logged Hulks Found May Be Ancient Greek Navy

Divers off Siracusa Sicily report waterlogged hulks likely ancient Greek warships from the battle near Syracuse in 418 BC. They describe a three-banked trireme with wreckage yielding ribs and a prow, suggesting Athenian vessels sunk by Syracusan forces during a historic naval defeat.

Associated Press Siracuba Sicily Sirota Luigi Barnard Brea Siracusa Trullan Navy Siculan Department of Antiquities Artin Baker Hiracusa Annes Pdd Athens

Manhunt ends with capture of cop killer

A botched manhunt ended when suspect Carpenter, linked to a string of robberies, was captured after a high profile chase. He wounded one police officer fatally and injured another, forcing a tense siege at the Biltmore Theater area. Policemen quickly moved to subdue him, ending a 17 hour crisis as witnesses described the dramatic pursuit.

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Wheel And Tire Stolen In City Samatin

A spare wheel and tire were taken from a Parker car at Bothy Center and Pleasant streets. Walter Hill reported the theft at 12:00 p m yesterday. Police noted it as the third theft of auto parts in weeks, with prior incidents involving fender skins from cars parked on private lots.

Wa Ting Thiat Bothy Center Pleasant Streets Potloe Theowner Walter Hill RD. 2 Corry Huw

Bank Robber Loops Away With 11000 After Heist Night

A bank robber fled after holding up a local bank. State police set roadblocks around Titusville area and monitored ponds while a large manhunt continued. The suspect, described as about 24, 150 pounds, five feet nine, wore a dark bibbed coat. He escaped in a 1962 Plymouth with the money inside. The incident occurred near Hasbrouck Sand and Gravel Pit three miles east of Titusville.

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Sergeant Gatla Guilty On Four Counts, AP Reports

New York newspaper summary reports Sgt James C Gatla found guilty on four charges in a case involving premeditated violence, mistreatment, and informing. Gallagher, a 29 year old Brooklyn inmate, linked to aiding Korean War prisoners and collaboration with Chinese forces. Trial concluded after eight minutes of deliberation at a New York prison camp.

Associate Press New York James C. Gatlawher Rede Gallagher Brooklyn Wevttick

Trio Held For Area Assault in Erie Evening Incident

Five Erie police officers and two detectives arrested nine men after a daylight attack on gas company workers in Union City. Injured workers Boyd Rhodes and James Bower were treated and released. A hearing is set in Union City with officials reporting the group used shovels and fists during the assault.

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New Speed Signs Erected Here Mai

Police Chief Harley Drake announced new speed limits with 25 mph on Pleasant Street instead of 15 mph and 425 mph on South Gent ley Street? Signs installed from Pieaggnt Street southward to the colby fists.

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Dems Call More Witnesses In Budget Study

The Senate debated Gov Lanader’s proposed 1.0 billion budget as Democrats pressed for additional witnesses. Secretary of Welfare Harry Shapiro urged careful review of department finances before tax details are finalized. The session touched on revenue proposals and the role of welfare funding in the budget plan.

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Fire damages North East Packing Co plant on East Street

A fire at the North East Packing Company plant on East Street caused about 20 000 dollars in damage. Owner Vander Weele said the loss would not exceed 20 100 dollars. Fire crews arrived quickly and confined damage to the office and front end of the plant. workers from the job hurried to contain the blaze as it was extinguished by morning.

North ‘East Packing Con East Street Manakerohn Vander Weele Jamursur Meadville

Threat Still Increasing In Some Sectors

The report notes rising threats in several sectors as authorities in Pennsylvania respond to a disaster. Governor's emergency committee weighs plans to assist communities hardest hit by floods and river rampage. Nine deaths reported with towns isolated as gates fail and major rivers surge through eastern Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia

Erie Trains Delayed by Storm Across Northeast

Heavy storm disrupted rail traffic from Port Dover to New Jersey as Erie trains ran hours late. Storm caused flooding and wrecked power lines. National Guard and Red Cross deployed emergency units.

Port Durin Pestheylvatsia Wast of Wits Jocal Dil Couvy Dulaware Staten Southientery New Mavor Danen Cole Telus New Jersey Delaware Philadelpihin Lbi Pennaylwani National Guard

Unclear text from local report about a vehicle incident

Fragmentary OCR indicates a deadly incident involving a truck on a turnpike near Washington Georgia. Details are partially garbled with names and context unreadable. no reliable names, dates, or places can be confirmed for a precise summary.

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