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A damaged OCR fragment mentions Misa Browers and a 205 field with silt, dung cover, and a coven reference. Readable details are scarce. no dates or clear actions are present.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1955
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Misa Browers and a 205 field with silt, dung cover, and a coven reference. Readable details are scarce. no dates or clear actions are present.
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A four year old Titusville girl Darlene Ellen Slater died in Stem Memorial Hospital Union City at 1 30 this morning after being struck by a car while playing near her uncle s store in Riceville The driver Mrs Dorothy W Clark of Stow NY was not charged Coroner H L Musser said the child suffered a fractured skull and died from head injuries The accident occurred at 7 50 last night in front of Harold Burt store Witnesses said the girl flew 18 feet through the air Harold Burt witnessed the event and suffered a stroke at the scene The driver applied brakes but could not avoid hitting the child The body was removed to Titusville had funeral services arranged by Tracy Home of Funerals The Slater family plans burial at Jerusalem Corners Cemetery The incident raises concerns about Route 77 traffic in Riceville with calls to reduce the speed limit The grandfather Irvie Burt witnessed the tragedy and was hospitalized with a stroke The child was born January 28 1951 and survived by her parents a sister Cathy and two sets of grandparents The main facts are provided from the coroner and witnesses
The Associated Press reports a two stage wage increase for soft coal miners to raise daily wages from $18.25 toward $20.26 by April 1 and September 1, with a 15 cent hourly raise, plus overtime and vacation improvements. John L. Lewis and Harry M. Moses reportedly reached a private agreement, signaling industry-wide influence and potential patterns for hard coal terms.
Findley Lake Property Owners Association vs Town Board of Mina advances to a September 26 hearing at 10 am with Judge Lapham as referee to resolve water rights, dam control, and lake level. Buffalo Superior Court awaiting Judge Marsh ruling on a temporary injunction as governance changes loom.
Senator Robertson warned that American allies appear to accept Russian peace gestures and relax vigilance against Communist regression. He said allies may cut contributions to NATO and shorten conscripts' service as the summit's results seem encouraging yet Russia remains untrustworthy without concrete actions.
St Michael J Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs John Thomas of Rev Spar tansburg, sustained a fractured leg severe facial chest abdominal lacerations and multiple contusions after slipping and falling beneath a moving hay wagon. He was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital around 7 30 last evening and his condition was reported as satisfactory but he remained under care for several weeks.
Four injured in a flaming wreck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike six miles west of the Donegal Interchange involving a trailer truck hauling 20 000 pounds of chicken and two autos. The crash at midnight damaged three vehicles, with a $50 090 estimate for damage. Victims: Leonard M. Moore 40 of Penn Township, Bertha Moore 55 of Compton Georgia, and Joseph Bell 50 of Omaha Nebraska.
Federal agents with state and local police pursue a lone bandit who robbed a Tidioute bank. Investigators audit the bank funds, estimate theft at 11 778 dollars, and seek witnesses and a stolen getaway car tied to Titusville. A suspect description matches a 20 to 24 year old male with light hair and a ruddy complexion.
Roger W Babson analyzes market truth vs averages noting the importance of broader stock trends beyond the 30 industrials. He cautions that the Dow kit is not the full market gauge and urges investors to consider earnings and broader indices before acting.
The report describes civil upheaval as Sultan Ben Youssef faced removal with Berber support from the Middle Atlas. French forces and Marseilles troops deployed to stabilize the area while Moroccans faced curfews and security crackdowns. Thirteen Moroccans were killed and 34 wounded in clashes as residents fled and foreigners evacuated.
A distorted column notes insurance shifts after major hurricanes. It cites a proposed $50 deductible across policies, with no premium increase at $0.01 per $1 of coverage, and outlines past premium rises in Pennsylvania and Delaware. It also mentions the death of retired minister Sid father of Col. John R. Killer Kane, a World War II figure.
A reader notes a sweltering day as the Weather Bureau shows a 90s high and high humidity. Evening brings a cool down to around 60s with forecasts hinting at another hot day ahead.
A New York report chronicles a plea as a former prisoner of war seeks appellate review of a case tied to a high profile murder and alleged collaboration with Chinese Reds. The appeal follows an Army review and court actions, with testimony from prosecution witnesses and details on the presiding officials and legal process.
Port Jervis New York paper prints a six page edition despite flood waters damaging its building and presses. Editors move operations to higher ground while staff salvage forms, ink, and newsprint. the paper emerges with eight page plan and a paid supplement.
Floods crippled parts of the state with at least 41 lives lost and millions in damage. The Delaware River surged to record levels, triggering evacuations and power outages. Seri ton and Bhhoidablrg faced water shortages as authorities declared emergencies and sought federal relief.
Rain spread over wide areas with thunderstorms in the central and eastern regions. Measurements included 9.41 inches at Windsor Locks and 7.89 inches at Boston. Cooler conditions reached the northern states while heat persisted in the central and southern zones.
Rain swollen rivers in the Northeastern States continued to flood wide areas with heavy tolls of lives and property. Officials reported at least a dozen known deaths across Pennsylvania Connecticut New York New Jersey and Virginia as flood waters rose and large areas remained under water.
The Des Moines era flood devastated Bristol and downstream communities with rising waters washing out bridges and severing telephones. Emergency crews evacuated districts while thousands faced loss of water, electricity, and gas. Governors in several states declared emergencies as hundreds were displaced and at least 40 people died. Rescue operations used troops and aircraft from Army, Navy, Coast Guard, and local agencies to reach stranded residents.
Associated Spring declares a 40 cent dividend payable September 1 to stockholders of record September 1. The home plant notes a quarterly meeting attended by fifteen directors. The announcement references the Raymond Miy Co and outlines the dividend timing and eligibility.
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