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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1956
Page
3
Local publisher Titusville paper obituary notes long service of 59 years as newsman and chief editor. The piece honors Lee Stevenson and reflects on decades of community reporting within a troubled era marked by illness and abrupt change.
A blaze at District Fire Station 1 caused about 7000 dollars in damage to the main portion of the building and its equipment. Firefighters halted the spread after an alarm box summoned them and the flames were contained with the main doors jammed.
Investigation into the death of Arnold E. Fisher who was found burned in his smokelogged home at 210 Poplar. Authorities seek causes and contributors including possible smoke inhalation and arson. Relatives report health troubles and note prior concerns, as investigators examine circumstances surrounding the incident.
John Evans, permit holder, may salvage an Air Force B25 sunk in the Monongahela River after an emergency landing near Harrisburg. Evans has a $10 bid and 200 days to complete the job, with permission to recover the fuselage minus classified gear. Four crew survived. others perished in the crash.
A crash scene report describes a pilot named Gould and a single winged airplane skimming a moving automobile. The fragmentary text hints at an accident with confusion over names and outcomes, but confirms a dramatic aerial incident near a roadway.
Fragmented OCR details a confused scene involving a car act and a plane, with mentions of wheels, wings, and a wild exhibit. A desert snail appears in an unclear context, suggesting a jumble of events from a wartime or aviation setting. The text is fragmented and hard to parse.
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