16 Dec 1957
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1957
Page
1
The garbled text references a 1957 court order in Homer eth Berk and a public sale of bonds. It mentions a master assignment, a meeting of bonds, and an order issued by a secretary with a 1967 date possibly tied to a parcel or mortgage record.
Delegates reflect on limited gains after a session marked by 66 issues. Afro Asian states surpassed Western bloc in influence, while attempts to pass Syria and Turkey related resolutions failed. Lodge criticizes the Soviet scare while Vo Kuznetsov cites preventing an immediate attack on Syria.
State and district game officials conducted extensive roadside checks along Route 6 east of Corry near Curry Sumeatown and Route 8 at Rowdaide Rest. The Saturday operation stopped thousands of cars with two deer violations found and the effort continued with subsequent checks planned.
About 35 children attended a Sunday School when butane gas fumes overwhelmed nine. Six hospitalized patients were released after oxygen therapy while three remained under observation in the hospital. Names include Patricia Blaver Dolores Newsome and Connie Dunn.
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Pennsylvania hunters closed the three day deer season amid snow and wind. The Game Commission reported fatalities and injuries along Route 6 and near Tionville while many counties saw snow cover and cloudy skies. Doe licenses were issued by county with McKean receiving 16,500 followed by Warren Elk and Forest with 15,000 each.
A Saturday collision four miles from Cambridge Springs on Route 19 caused about $500 damage to a truck and $500 to a car. William Duda, 43, of Waterford, paused on a hill then pulled into the path of a vehicle operated by Anes A Tntian, 38, of Bendville, police said. No injuries were reported.
Washington hearing quotes Thomas Johnson urging rapid space program progress to reach the moon. Navy and missile defense officials discuss Polaris missiles and space control as essential for U S leadership, with experts citing historic sea power and future space dominance.
Willis Proctor of Titusville was driving on Route 8 when a deer blocked the road causing a fatal collision. Two autos followed, Raymond Howe’s car struck the stalled vehicle and injured Linda Howe and Elaine Terrill. Damages were estimated at 1200 to Howe’s car and 200 to Proctor’s vehicle. Linda Howe was hospitalized for facial injuries and Elaine Terrill was treated and released. State Police at Corry investigated.
Youthful rocketeers in Pittsburgh face a police permit hurdle after Safety Director Louis Rosenberg denies 16 year old Shadyside boy permission to launch a small model rocket. The inquiry came from David Applebaum seeking to test a device that could reach 1000 feet at high speed.
Authorities report six other people injured in a bush ambush on Saturday. The attackers, about 40, suspected to belong to the outlawed People’s Union of Cameroons, remain at large as efforts to locate them continue.
Ike's address opens the NATO confab as W H Bertram is named sales manager for Bayeridad Mic. Co. in Cleveland. Waltie A Bertram of Cleveland becomes sales manager for the Wiki firm, replacing the late Laurie P Baker. Bertram has long served as Cleveland sales office head and will relocate with his wife from Mentor to Corry.
Three magazine solicitors were arrested in Snyder Circle for selling without city permits. Arcadia Rivers, 18, and two women, Shirley Higgins, 29, and Delma Kissel, 21, pled guilty to city ordinance violations. Each fined five dollars plus five dollars costs and released. Police urge continued public cooperation to curb unpermitted solicitors.
Four Morse children perished from suffocation in a Gorham Maine home fire. Parents Frank and Mrs Morse were injured in attempts to rescue the youngsters. The victims Beverly 10 Robert 8 George unknown Kenneth 4 died in upstairs bedrooms. Elizabeth 8 was saved after Mrs Morse attempted to reach the others and fell, breaking her right foot.
Report describes preparations for a space launch with uncertain stability and a possible hydrogen warhead delivery. Observers note wobbling guidance and shifting trajectory as teams push toward a high altitude test.
The Blato Milk Control Commission ordered drought relief and increased rents, lifting milk prices by about 1 cent per quart in seven Pennsylvania marketing areas. Home delivery rose to 27 cents per quart in Pittsburgh, with store prices around 26 cents. wholesale costs also climbed in Pittsburgh, Johnstown Altoona, Erie, and other districts.
Mayor-elect J Fred Kinley was hospitalized after an attack on his office. He spent a night at Corry Memorial Hospital and, with a back ailment, was cared for over the weekend and expected to be released soon.
Amber McCall and 2 year old Dawn McCall were seriously hurt when their car crossed the center line and collided head on with a vehicle driven by James P. Rhem in Waterford Borough. Police and troopers said steering trouble seconds before the crash contributed to the collision.
Offices of Agro Supply Mag Co indicate noon cancellation of the sale of Aero Supply to a mid western buyer. No word from the Corry Industrial Development Committee yet. The deal stalled over inventory issues and terms. a Pittsburgh meeting with the buyer’s rep is planned for Wednesday to review lease terms and real estate.
Thai voters in Bangkok delivered a crushing defeat to leftists as the anti-Communist Democrat party of former Premier Khuang Aphatwong won 11 of 12 capital seats in Parliament. Turnout was about 40 percent with Democrat Ehuink gaining 36 000 votes, double that of the sole non Democrat victor.
New York City's subway operations moved to about 80 percent of normal during the morning rush as motormen and transit workers shifted among divisions to ease service on lines to Brooklyn and Queens hit by a strike. Officials said talks with Mayor Wagner continue while transit workers vote on union representation and potential formal action is delayed for now.
Cloudy skies and wet conditions spread over much of the nation with no severe cold. Precipitation covered the western third from the Rockies to the Pacific, with snow in high Rockies elevations near freezing. Rain elsewhere with temps mainly in the 40s and 50s in southern areas. storm warnings and strong winds up to 60 mph along northern California shores.
Vernon E Hullihan a 34 year old Pennsylvania Railroad fireman was held in Cambria County Jail after the district attorney cited a pathologist report indicating his wife 33 died of natural causes Police found Mrs Hullihan dead in their home at Cresson following a quarrel Hullihan admitted striking his wife during the quarrel but the medical report said the blow did not cause the death
President Eisenhower urged NATO powers to unite against the Soviet challenge in a 2000 word speech. He praised allied solidarity and freedom over despotism while outlining plans for peaceful victory and stronger alliance coordination. He spoke to Gaillard and Luxembourg PM Bech at the NATO meeting.
A car pulled from a driveway seven miles past Curry was struck by a westbound truck and trailer about 1 45 p m Saturday causing 3935 damage to both vehicles. Richard P Culver 23 of Columbus drove his auto into the truck driven by Hazen Droullard 30 of Wyandotte Mich. Police said there were no injuries to the car occupant. Killed in mine mishap Waynesburg Pa Anny 3inko 21 was injured Baft artley at Kay's oui Co mint in Taylor town.
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