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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1957
Page
1
Senate filibuster casts shadow over civil rights bill
Reports from Washington indicate civil rights legislation nears approval in the House, while a filibuster looms in the Senate. Observers note opposition persists among some Republicans and southern lawmakers, with congressional leaders hoping to avoid a full stall and still pass a compromise plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Missing Union City Man Found Wandering Near Mill Village
State Police located Kath Looms, 90, of Union City, who had been reported missing last Friday after beer was found missing from a convalescent frame. He was found wandering near Mul Vilnear Bridge and taken to the local barracks for evaluation. Police credited a patrol car response and medical staff for assisting the unidentified man, who was later confirmed as the missing person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Mul Vilingw
Mill Village
Hemoon
Two Days Set For Registering Voters Here
Two days set for registering voters in Corry on September 9 and in advance of November elections. J Predinte, candidate for mayor against Baek Y. Cherry, urged reform and said officials assured preparation. Registrars will sit at the county polling building from 12 noon to 4 pm eastern daylight time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Predinte
Rutinleig
Mayer
Baek Y
Cher
Passage Of FBI Files Bill Faces Quick House Vote
The Senate approved amendments to strengthen protections for defendants in criminal prosecutions. The House debated the bill with party-line votes on two administration efforts to curb FBI file access. Rep. Keating predicted House support will align with the administration, while Rep. O Mahoney sought further amendments amid Supreme Court concerns involving Jencks and witness testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howson Ead Urs
Amyty
Incdis
Bennie
Keating
R-Ny
House
Brownell
Bett
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Coller
D-Ny
House Indiesary Committee
Supreme Court
Clinton Joncks
Murnau
Jencks
Knowland Says Ike Satisfied With Foreign Aid Addition
Police report a break in at Cohen Auto Supply on Frokin Street with $291 stolen. Entry likely through a rear window. safe opened after initial bar was moved. Police suspect same culprits as a recent Thomas Motors burglary in Union City. Ike Knowland described Eisenhower as satisfied with the foreign aid increase approved by Congress after a Senate committee vote of 14 to 7. he noted House cuts but said no extra per-session meeting is needed unless essential.
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Washington
TNT
Gome
Senate
Eisenhower
Generis
Cory City
Lawrence Park
Aire
Cohen Auto Supply
Frokiin Street
Colin Hinploves
Joe Jungfieise
Poller
Thomas Motors
Union City
Phiula
Halornowland
Calil
Westerday
Sutton
Wadler
Tewstner
House
Congress
Senaty Committee
Knowland
Senate Commie
Lyndon Johnston
Texas
Dulles challenges Soviet ICBM claim as threat note
In a news conference the Dulles administration questioned Russia’s claim of testing an intercontinental missile. He termed the report as unverified and warned about the potential threat while declining to discuss German politics ahead of the September elections. The State Department noted the absence of independent verification and hinted at possible U.S. policy shifts on admitting Chinese reporters.
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Martinusun
Dulles
Russia
Tailles
Saviek
Syrie
Jila
Taos
United Stans
Ats
United States
China
State Department
Konrad Adensner
Dalles
Five Die in Raid on Algiers Casbah
A raid in the Casbah of Algiers yesterday left five dead including three Algerian terrorists and two French soldiers. Three French soldiers were wounded in the operation as forces challenged militants in the crowded district.
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Algiers
Casbah
Group To Survey City's Blighted Spots
City beautification committee forms a special group led by EW Foley to map blighted areas in Corry. Members include Beninik, Reed, Rieckers, Diviko, Pullowinw and others as they plan to assess and propose repairs and curb appeal for the city.
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Corry
Richard Oley
Chassityy
President Signs Million Dollar Kinzua Dam Bill
President Eisenhower signs the omnibus public works bill allocating over 58 million dollars for national projects and nine million for Delaware River improvements from Philadelphia to near Trenton. The Kinzua Dam on the Upper Allegheny in Warren County, proposed since the 1940s after floods, faced lands issues with the Seneca Nation led by Cornelius V. Seneca. Opposition cited benefits to a single plant, while proponents argued broader economic gains and new industry from a deeper river channel.
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Allegheny
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Seneca Indian Nation
Cornelius V. Seneca
District Court In
Buffalo
Delaware
Washington
Budget Bureau
Senate Appropriations Committee
DS. Steel i
Bucks County
School Buses to Transport Students to Extra Curricular Events
Pennsylvania expands school bus use beyond pupil transport to include extra curricular activities such as theater, debates, and exhibitions. The measure allows full time transport to support school functions and extend services to non athletic events under supervision of the Associated Press. Regulators say the move elevates access in districts lacking private bus options while noting costs exceed 40 million dollars for nearly 600 thousand students.
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Ing
Inmense
Tn Public Uwbility Commission
Pennsylvania
Deen
Tor
Russians Claim Supreme Missile As Senators Charge Blackmail
Washington senators denounce a Soviet claim of a supreme ballistic missile as propaganda and warn that Russia often exaggerates weapon tests. Representative Jackson and Senator Symington criticize the claim as a tactic, while defense officials remain skeptical and note past patterns.
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Supreme Missile
Jackson
Symington
Washington
D-Wash Sud
Sa Stynownehyr
Sengjor Symmeton
D-May
Bai Symington
Mian
Alice Penton
Elain Aroustit
United States
Announcement Marks Farthest Advance By Soviet Union
Moscow reports a test of a super range intercontinental missile capable of hitting any spot on Earth. The statement, amid recent Soviet nuclear tests, claimed record altitude and rapid flight with target accuracy. Skeptics doubt the claim, though some officials see it as a possible future reality and a shift in global power.
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Moscow
Kronthas
Yany
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Siberia
Can— Uress
Stuart Symington Jd-Mo
Air Force
G. Randolph Pearkes
West
Bernard A. Schriever
U.S. Air Force
Court Martial Trials Ordered For 3 Sergeants
Three Army sergeants face special courts martial over alleged trainee mistreatment. Charges include unauthorized punishment and striking trainees with objects and by hand. Names cited include Specialist 20 Robert E Neely and Sergeants James Tobbs and Alexander Brown, all from Company 1 39th Infantry Regiment.
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Tiny
Harold Fischgyund
Public
Robert E Neely
Pelzer
C. Siblist
Alexander Brown
Nurrngton
Pla
James 1
Tobbs
Quinison
Infanity
Heer
John Webb
Puter Wits
Army
Webb
Bill
Fischgrimd
Tha
PIO
Raymond Wilson
John Glanon
Martine Willis
James Toney
Paul F. Hill
Abraham Abraham
Carl J. Pool
Joseph Setnicky
Recess Postal Rate Hearings Ended Early
The House Post Office Committee cut short public hearings on a postal rate increase bill amid a rush of year end business. Chairman Olin Johnston said further committee meetings could be rescheduled this session. Senator Cavdln Reland criticized the administration’s postal rate proposal as the panel ends hearings for the session.
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Tate Post Office Committee
Ho Pilin
Lastinony
Congress
Olin Johnston
Senater
Reland Service
Republican
Esseriow
LIN Parker
Benate ‘Committee
One-Eyed Parrot Rajah Shown as Promising Artist
Los Angeles report: Rajah the three year career one-eyed parrot was unveiled as a promising artist after his ninth exhibit at a city sponsored show. Miss Chandra Poweris, a writer, says the bird paints with a brush in a claw and even mutters in Chinese when inspired. The parrot has joined several art associations and produced hundreds of watercolors, though turpentine on the palette causes slight dizziness.
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Danl Folly
Los Angeles
Cathay Laos
Uch
Rajah
Ark Pshibit
Onw
Werlaimed Ra Jult
Cotuy Laos
W Promisinis
Rajah Chandra
Miss Powerls
Findley Lake Water Level Conference Held
Findley Lake Property Owners Inc held annual directors meeting and scheduled a public meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at the Findley Lake Fire Hall to discuss rising water levels. New officers were elected J Fred Kinley president A S Cyotier Sr vice president OA McClintork secretary Richard Skuse treasurer Glia Hoan. A vote on greater levees and dues was discussed with open session planned for Friday.
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Ln Apoe
WHHL
Cesymlim Pss
Findley Lake
J. Fred Kinley
Kinwy
Billy Graham Back In Action Near New York Crusade
Billy Graham resumes activities at Madison Square Garden amid the New York crusade, with no meeting last night for rest. The campaign will close with an open meeting on Sunday night at Times Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
Peer Wutit
Madison Baars Gunde
New York
Grahamy
Crunidh
Potato Queen to be Chosen at September Fifth Festival
The Potato Queen contest will be held in City Park on Thursday evening, September 5, with contestants listed including Su Haley, Yolinnsville Grange, Alice Moore, Wattsbure Grange, Phyllis Jensen, Wattshire Grane, Jackie Clark, Carry Kiwanis Clubs, Moose Chui, Rita Downey, Cony Oranges Wirwinnin, Wattsburg Lions Club. Local sponsors and the presiding prince of the State Potato Queen will crown the new queen after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan P.m
Suh Haley
Yolinnsville Grange
Alice Moore
Wattsbure Grange
Phyllis Jensen
Wattshire Grane
Jackie Clark
Kiwanis
Dane ‘Thornton
Moose Chui
Rita Downey
Cony Oranges
Wirwinnin
Wattsburg Lions Club
Wi Pruseince
Bonidra Cochran
Hy Faple
Cua Lailor
Cuurrullearn
Probe Plane Crash Destroys Two Homes Near Clinton Village
Investigators today probing a propeller driven plane crash near Clinton Village by Pittsburgh Airport. Pilot killed. two houses wrecked. five children among injuries. Residents report a loud explosion and glass flying as wreckage spread, with five people including a 1 month old child treated after the event.
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Clinton
Pittsburgh
Childress
Robert Keine
Navy
Myat Astrugtoy
Bers Field
Roly Min
Younistowth
Maurlee Ritchey
Mary Louw McConnell
Tim
Noted Merchant Dies in Marstons Mills Mass
Fragment reads as an obituary note for a prominent local merchant at Marstons Mills Mass. The brief mentions Lin Colt Filene and references a dean of American tillers, with garbled details about death and public affairs. The fragment lacks clear dates or full names.
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Marstons Mlls
Mass
Lin- Colt Filene
Amos
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