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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1955

Page

3

Accuser Admits Holdup Hoax Cleared Suspects

James town report: Roger Burrows of Vergennes Vermont pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after a hoax accusation of a knife point holdup. Henry Dilbrith 34 of Clayville and Lynworth Printup 20 of Red House were cleared. Burrows fined $50 for falsely reporting a crime and interfering with police. Police said the incident began when Burrows alleged two men tried to rob him near Albany after hitchhiking from Fort Hamilton.

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Five Die In Emlenton Crash With Teens Involved

A car crash near Emlenton killed five people and left several others injured. Passengers in the rear seat were William Peters and Harry Stewart. In the front were Miss Shull and Frederick Peters Xellermann and Moyer were believed to have fallen on the victims. The two youths escaped from the burning vehicle and were thought to flee via the rear after the car’s rear wheel and axle failed. Police cited possible wheel pin failures and a prior disassembly of the car during a snowstorm. Wallets helped identify some victims after the flames.

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William Jaggi Dies At Columbus

William Jaggi dies at Columbus street early yesterday after a three year illness. Born September 27 1878 in LeBorus Township he lived there before moving to Columbus forty five years ago. He worked at Howard Every and U S Radiator then State Highway Department retiring five years ago. Survived by wife Grace Jaggs two daughters Leora Pairchilds Bernice Hornell four sons Adrian Wayne Lionel Marion two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus.

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Pilot Survives Desert Ordeal After Five Days Alone

A 19 year old pilot from Phoenix, John De Castro, ran out of fuel mid cross country to Tucson and survived five days in the desert. He fashioned a temporary fuel feed to restart his engine, hiked about 35 miles to reach help, and drank water and soup after reaching a cafe in a desert town. He described enduring hunger and near dehydration yet remained determined, finally arriving home yesterday with his family.

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Pastor William Diskin Dies After Train Collision

The Very Rev. William Diskin 56 of St John’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church died from injuries after being struck by an Erie Railroad freight train at a crossing on Saturday. He was returning from a Christmas shopping trip and evidently did not see the train.

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Pennsylvania Schools Face Debt Crisis and Possible Closures

The state faces a massive funding shortfall with school districts owing 43 million to teachers and expenses plus 82 million owed to districts, while transportation costs add 14 million. Leaders warn that Chester and Bedford schools may close if funds do not arrive by January, and many districts could follow. Senate Republicans approve 110 million in tax anticipation notes to cover debts as state real estate values cap borrowing power, with high value property concentrated in Philadelphia and industrial areas.

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