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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1955

Page

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French Rebel Talks At Crucial Stage In Morocco Crisis

French Premier Edgar Faure met with 4 Istiqlal leaders in Aix les Bains amid calls to replace Sultan Ben Youssef with a regency council and include Moroccan factions in government. Nationalists demanded regency terms favorable to Ben Youssef as protests rose in North Africa.

Associated Press Aix Les Bains France Morocca Tstiglal (Independence) Party Aday Mohammed Ben Youssef Edgar Faure Morocco Istiqlal [Independence Mohammed Bent Youssef Ged Mohammed Bert Mou Tay Arafa Faure Istiqlal Ben Moulay Arafa Ben Youssef Paris National Assembly North Africa

Youth Admits Girl Slaying in Saco Maine

In Saco Maine an 11 year old youth allegedly admitted to killing Doris Trudeau whose body was found in the woods near the city. Police say Fortunat Michaud was being held without charge as questions about rape remained unresolved and the youth led authorities to the body.

Ogee Saco Maine Vars Eurly William Lombard Doris Trudeau Lombard Fortunat Michaud i Doris Michaud

Doctors Strike Across Austria Over Draft Law

About 15 000 doctors and dentists staged a two day countrywide strike in Vienna. They refused non emergency care while 200 physicians led a protest march. They say the draft law would bar private practices and place them under state health insurance.

Vienna Austria Medical Association Amin Bompantes

$125 Million More In Taxes Now Foreseen

Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania may need more than 125 million dollars in new taxes after recent flood damage. The administration cites bridges and highways repair, flood-impacted state institutions, and rehabilitation as the priority, with federal matching funds expected but timing uncertain. The state faces a 60 million dollar short term loan as it awaits a budget solution.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania General Assembly Westite Teconvenes Vecessov Federal Governiont

Flood Victims Qualify for Mortgage Relief and Loans

The HHFA announced temporary deferment of mortgage payments on FHA financed flood damaged homes in the northeast. The program covers FHA tile repair loans and modernization loans. Additional measures include relaxed credit rules, 100 percent insured loans for low cost homes, up to 7 000 in 100 percent insured loans for disaster victims, and 2500 FHA insured loans for repair. Public agencies may receive loans up to 40 years for public works with interest free advances to aid planning.

Associated Press Washington Housing and Home Finance Agency HHFA Federal Housing Administration Albert M Cole Publc

Veteran Det Lt Stratton Dies After 82 Years On Pittsburgh Force

Det Lt James Stratton aged 67, a veteran of 82 years with the Pittsburgh Police, died early today at St Francis General Hospital.

Pittsburgh James Stratton St. Francis General Hospital

No Reason Found For Live Virus In Cutter Vaccine

Washington PHS reports no conclusive reason for live virus in Cutter vaccine Wy Aeaneli 7 The four month investigation cites failures in manufacturing and testing as possible factors and notes data is inconclusive on how the live virus appeared to impact polio outcomes.

Cutter Washington Public Health Service PHS Sevice

Eisenhower Returns to Denver for West Coast Talks

President Eisenhower flies to Denver with McKay Watkins and Dexheimer to review flood relief and federal aid plans likely exceeding 100 million dollars. He also warned Russia in Philadelphia against coercive measures as he urged unity on Germany and satellite nations. Mrs. Eisenhower stayed at Gettsyburg. she greeted by her mother as crowds welcomed the President’s entourage. General Omar N. Hindley appears among Washington supporters at the welcome.

Denver Eisenhower Suimmar White House Russia Independence Hall Philadelphia America Americas Raily Germany Gettysburg John S Doliday Treenhowers Amone the Well Eaters Omar N. Hindley Formee Cheaman Chiefs of Staff

Death Under Railroad Bridge Reported in Mars Resident Case

The coroner’s office reported the death of 22 year old Hirold F Me Donald of Mars, co captain of Wat genson's Senck Lean at the Cir He g ie Institute of Technology, found under a railroad bridge near Bakerstows. County detectives said they are investigating.

Pittsburgh Hirold Donald Mars Wat Genson Senck Cire Hegie Institute of Technology Bakerstows

Edith the first hurricane of the year builds in the Atlantic

Edith, the season’s fifth hurricane, churns in the open Atlantic with forecast winds near 125 mph by Saturday. A Bermuda reconnaissance plane spotted the storm, with readings near 80 mph earlier, and the Weather Bureau warned of growing intensity as it moves west-northwest.

Miami Edith Miame Atlantic Connie Diane Balth Air Force Bermuda Firestly Iron Serui Weather Bureau Mins Weather Bureau San Juan Carolinas Virginia Pennsylvania Canada Diane New York New England Puerto Rico

U S and China fail to agree on freeing Americans

In Geneva United States and China failed to settle a formula to free 41 Americans detained on the Chinese mainland. Ambassador Alexis Johnson and Wang Pine Hin met two hours five minutes at the Palace of Nations. A further meeting was promised though no details were released. American sources indicated negotiations aim at a broader agreement on future American privileges.

Geneva Unite Atitles Comnmuniat China Alexis Johnson U. S Prague Wang Pine- Hin Ford Warsi Palace of Nations New Delhi United States India

Sharon Jeweler Dies in Pittsburg Theater Tragedy

Sharon jeweler Tramkead dies after a downtown theater incident reported yesterday. The event involved Nis Uegerrald who allegedly failed to intervene. Further details remain unclear.

Sharon Jeweler Pttsburgit Sharon Jeweles Dip Heartsittack Tramkead Ecu Nis Uegerrald

Corry Girl Wins New Queen Of Festival At Patio Fest

A Corry girl was named festival queen amid the Guys WKF Patio Festivities. The event included prize drawings, a merchant prize, and a coronation conducted by master of ceremonies Schintck of Warren. Judy Tewinkle of Wattsture placed second. The winner, a senior at local high school, plans business studies and may pursue employment at Corry business offices after graduation.

Aden Javeky Virgil Wolfsburg Yuri Virginit Lewis Schintck Warren Judy ‘Tewinkle Wattsture Juliet Loew High School Chery Business Warren Conservatory Milale Lalit Marchants

Erie R R Tells Of Heavy Loss And Flood Damage

Erie R R reports heavy flood damage on the main line in northeastern Pennsylvania. Two trains rerouted and delayed. Westbound No 6 and Eastbound No 6 detour via Pennsylvania Richhtnnd tracks from Elmira to Jersey City. Washouts at Parkers Glen Masthope and Wyomity division cause extensive repairs and service disruption.

Erie Raiihad Pennsylvansia Sind Hasne Mt Wis Pennsylvania Elmira N.Y Jersey City Hamlebure Tran 5 Yourgatown Youngstown Harry W von Willer Delaware Parkers Glen Masthope Port Jervis Lackawaxen Hawley von Willer Siuilir Siti Bhoshola Shohala Masthope i

Red Cross Appeals for Flood Aid Quota Set at 8 Million

The Red Cross seeks eight million dollars nationwide to aid flood victims. Charles Clark, chapter chairman, notes a local quota of 125 dollars per donor. Roland Haritain, national director, states the nationwide drive runs eight weeks. Contributions may be mailed to the North Center Street offices.

American Red Cross Charles Clark Roland North Center Street

Evacuation Of Children Left To Camp Directors

Harrisburg report states camp directors in Pike and Wayne counties will arrange evacuations for campers to their homes. Civil defense chief Dr Richard Gerstell notes camps are operating normally and children appear well and happy. Last night 18 children were evacuated from Camp Tedgus in Pike County as the first of 408 youngsters to be evacuated from private camps in the area.

Fourth Ward George A. Myers First Methodist Church BP Bottes Low Chamber of Commerce Ty Myers Myork Oeal Chimibor Chamber of Commerce Rev. Myers Miltioes Leon Fineelpa Harrisburg Ehit Allmimer Pike Wayne County Ieak Pennsylvania Poconin Mountins Richard Gerstell Civil Defense Tedguson Alito

Ingersoll Named New 7th Fleet Chief and Navy Promotions

Washington reports Rear Adm Stinitt Ingersoll, a veteran airman, to be the new commander of the U.S. 7th Fleet, succeeding Vice Adm A M Bride next December or January. Springfield Mass native Lt. Gov. Wright staff changes noted. Also, National Steel Corp stock options extended for officers and key employees.

Washington Ingersoll Navy A. M. Bride Springfield Mass Geravrd Wright Atlante

Ajax Union Rejects Firm Offer Amid Labor Tension

A chaotic report describes the Ajax Union turning down an offer from a firm amid rising labor strain. The piece references General Motors and Labor Statistics projections, noting widespread workplace unrest and a threat of action impacting productivity.

Ajax Union Slide Nh Ania Ade General Motors Hue Heer Jr Farwe

Philadelphia Socialite Found Dead in Suburban Apartment

A 22 year old Philadelphia socialite was found dead in a suburban apartment after spending a night with a friend. Police described the death as sudden with no immediate cause determined. Her family and associate Samual Munatiin provided limited information as investigators examine the scene.

Philadelphia Philadephia Koowile Po New Dorie Liver Herma Silvwin Michael Ontreicher Mint Palin Palleg Bad Bern Samu Fried Jonder Hollie Tinorgue Shirley Silver Mam Tie Lin Miami Beach Miuni Yu

Polio cases surge in latest AP tally fourfold jump reported

The Associated Press notes 2 138 new polio cases in the latest week, a rise of 52 from the prior period. The Public Health Service cites a roughly 20 percent weekly increase while comparing to earlier totals, with cases ranging from May to August across sites and including paralysis and poliomyelitis categories.

Washington Timatutus Heath Servicw Salle Poli Thean Chaes Tewly Cpse

Red Cross Hikes Money Appeal To $8 Million

Washington governments boost flood relief with a large fundraising push and a planned special congressional session. The Red Cross reports rising needs as thousands are homeless and proper supplies are stretched thin.

Red Cross

Sharp Drop Seen In Budget Deficit Forecast

Officials expect revised budget figures showing a deficit around 2.1 billion dollars for the year with a plan to cut spending. Treasury Secretary Humphrey may announce a possible elimination of the deficit by June 30th as actions for quick approval proceed.

Snr Humphrey Bing

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