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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1955
Page
1
The Associated Press reports railroads plan a seven percent boost in freight rates by February to offset higher wages and material costs. A government inquiry noted protracted wage talks among 760,000 workers and possible health benefits as negotiations continue.
A car skidded off the road and plunged into Pine Creek in Etna suburb today. One occupant, a 25 year old, was rescued with minor injuries. a 19 year old was unharmed. The driver and passengers were treated at St Francis General Hospital.
Warren police and coroner investigated two gas exposure incidents. Anthony Petruolo died after inhaling fumes. another Warren man remained in critical condition at Warren General Hospital.
A fragmentary report notes a Pennsylvania State Police supply update with new uniform components. It cites revised trouser lengths and color changes to standard issue, including grey unfinished fabrics and white linings, as personnel prepare for upcoming duties.
A fatal crash occurred amid a reported worm kill operation near Bella. Authorities have not released full details but are inspecting the scene and identifying involved parties. Further updates are expected as investigators confirm causes and charges.
The governor invited top business executives from Chem W I and others to Philadelphia area talks on a six month program. Officials from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia mapped a strategy with leaders like Balbir Steal Co and the Pennsylvanian rail system to offer proposals. The meeting aims to attract private investment and secure backing within a week.
A string of quakes rattled California towns from Brawley to El Centro late night. Police evacuated downtown Brawley as windows shattered and stores emptied, with no injuries reported. Seismologists placed the epicenter near the Mexican border and described the events as multiple shocks through the night.
Senator McCarthy accuses Rene Hennings and Olin Johnston of helping a covert security breach by influencing government employees. He links the two to ongoing Senate investigations led by Misson and Johnston on civil service and constitutional rights, alleging undermining loyalty amid security concerns.
Freight and passenger trains faced delays as a winter storm affected routes in Pennsylvania and nearby areas. Westbound traffic moved slowly while eastbound trains were constrained by snow and blocked tracks. Officials reported scattered service cancellations and cautionary advisories as crews worked through the morning.
President Eisenhower's health exam in Gettysburg Pa may influence whether he seeks a second term. Democratic hopeful Kefauver campaigns while Stevenson urges primaries in several states. Bricker and Knight discuss delegation roles as labor politics spark debate.
K R Benson, former executive vice president of Aero Supply Mfg Co Inc, moved to sue The Journal after a news item about his December 31 severance. He said the paper misused the headline and he had resigned earlier to Board Chairman Sam J Irvine. The firm released details at 3 15 p m Thursday following a New York directors meeting.
The State Department reports US Ambassador U Alexis Johnson protested to Red Chinese envoy Wang Ping nan at Geneva over Americans held in China. Johnsons protests reportedly yielded no charges against China but pressed for broader permission for US citizens to leave, noting 27 have been allowed to depart while 14 more should be allowed to go home.
Two American soldiers are to be tried by a military court in Berlin after a street clash with Communist police. They face charges of disorderly conduct while in uniform during the incident last week in East Berlin.
The Corry High School A Cappella Choir presents the 14th annual Christmas pageant at 9 15 Monday night in the high school auditorium. James Watson Niney Edwards and Judy Meer dink lead performers with choirs, bands, and student groups performing sacred carols and nativity scenes. Gift procession from the back of the auditorium will hand gifts to the needy.
United Nations members debated Israel's removal after Syria accused Tel Aviv of an attack that killed 49 Syrians near the Sea of Galilee. A full Security Council report from Burns was awaited as clashes between Israel and Syria raised war fears.
A 1935 case of a college student who killed his parents is recounted. The assailant, once confined for mental illness, escaped custody and was recaptured after a period of hiding. The report notes details of the identification, trial moves, and authorities involved, including deputy and attorney figures in Texas.
Young attendees gathered at a community event featuring a staged program with music and entertainment. Volunteers coordinated activities and scenes presented by the children as part of a local celebration at the Armory.
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