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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1957
Page
1
Bold Bank Holdup Gang Is Arrested
Buffalo police and FBI agents said they broke a major Western New York bank robbery gang by arresting a fifth man. The group stands accused in multiple raids including the Bailey Clinton and Linwood North branches, with total bail set near 496000. Arraignments followed for Coppola D Antuono Synakowski Giambra Millio and others, amid additional charges in two bank holdups and a planned robbery at Kay's Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
FBI
New York
Tou
Franklin Street
U. S
Boyce H. Butterfield
Almas R. Millio
Abbery
Carmelo J. Giambra
Tonawanda
Jory Glu
Joseph A. Synakowski
Mons
Frank F. Coppola
Falls
Dafa G. D'Antuono
Ti ‘Agata Falls
Coppola
D'Antuono
Bailey-Clinton
Manufacturers, and Traders Trust
Carmela
Giambra
Millio
Synakowski
Linwood-North
Liberty Bane
Marine ‘Trust Co
Coppoly
D'Antuoya
John A. Roche
Vic
Kay
D'Annono
Bynkowski
Wefr
Doke F. Dysyer Platen
Dadiong
Laberty
Paul Rediirski
Broadway Market
D'éniiions
Irly County
Jat
Arthur J. Cosegrove
Ued Synakowsk Wokr
Oui Page
Arrests Sought in Marty Theft Case In New York
State Police from Corry barracks arrested suspects linked to a large burglary at the Al Marty residence on Route 6 west of the city last fall. Officials allege the operation involved Dario C, Guadagno, and Giambra, with one suspect extradited to face trial. Police signaled uncertainty about their full involvement amid inconsistent statements and aliases.
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Pune
Corry
al Marty
Dario C
DrAuuoTio
Gollee
Guadagno
Alka
D’antuono
Giambri Ul
Push
Searful
Area Family Flees Fire Near Clymer Home
Nine people, including JM Dick Pearson and seven children, escaped a Thursday blaze threatening their frame house near Clymer. Firefighters confined flames to a front portion as Mrs Pearson guided children indoors and to neighbors for safety. The fire damaged exterior walls ceilings and part of the roof. cause believed linked to a nearby wood pile. The Pearson family is staying with relatives as investigators led by Chief Arthur Howlen sort the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Pearson
Sangha
Metta Garners
Fred Wallace
Clymer
Cowie
Arthur Howlen
Clymer Volinteers
Wakteburg
Mery Rolly Conant
Isis
Pearson
Mes
Merle Balmont
Westside
Ripley
Patty Ann
Wye Marie
Karen Lev
Joleen
Raymond Richard
Save Route 6 Group Will Continue Highway Battle
Warry G Garvin chairman of the Route 6 committee says no government decision has been made on the Keystone Short Way. He telephoned a Washington road official, George Williams, to confirm the status as the group presses to have Route 6 included in the interstate system.
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Bmaueuil
Cna
Save
Tuaiumke
Sharon
Stroudsburg
U.S
GOP Chairman Fight Opens as Hall Resigns
The Republican National Committee faces a looming chairman contest after Leonard W. Hall resigned the chairmanship following discussions with President Eisenhower. Hall says the committee will meet January 22 to select a successor and he will name a seven member subcommittee January 18 to consult with Eisenhower, signaling the President will approve a short list while final choice rests with the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnuyuin
Republican Nations Committee
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Hall
GOP National Committee
Hinil
Ciie
BiennoWwer
Fred Scribner de
Maine
the Treasury
Scribner
Hearing Set On City Firm's Bankruptcy
Local chief executive officers of the Howard tannery, Ote and W. Howard, were notified a hearing will be held before Judge Herbert P. Sorg in Pittsburgh on February 4 to discuss a reorganization plan. Attorneys will present whether a plan to reopen the debtor corporation is feasible or why restructuring is not possible. The tannery, on East Main Street, had closed last year amid bankruptcy proceedings started several months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ote Vf Vney W
A. P. Howard
Furloughs Hit Aero Supply Plant and Bolt Dept
Fifteen workers in the bolt and hardware department at Aero Supply Mfe Co Inc were furloughed yesterday. The cuts were linked to the department’s cessation following its sale, with company officials stating the move affected the department directly and expanded furloughs at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Ginuup
Wopusin
Bolt and Hardware
Aero Supply Mfe. Co, Inc
Tocn
Hownyolts Sae
CPR 9 Day Railroad Strike Ends
Ottawa reports CPR settlement after a costly nine day nationwide strike. Prime Minister St Laurent oversaw a deal between CPR management and the conductors union. Tens of thousands of CPR employees begin returning to work as trains resume service coast to coast. A three member commission will study the plan to remove firemen from diesel locomotives. Continued on page eight.
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Ottaway
Canadian Pacific Railway
Louis St. Laent
un=ion
CPR
Brotherhood of Locomotive
House of Commons
Ralroad
Graham Graham Dies For Murder In Colorado Gas Chamber
Graham Gilbert Graham, 24, father of two, was executed in Colorado for bombing an airliner that killed his mother and 43 others. He accepted death calmly after a delay, with remarks to prison staff and the chaplain noting a rare calm before the cyanide. The case connected to the 1956 Longmont airliner bombing and a $37,500 life insurance policy. The sentencing and execution followed a high-profile, heavily reported legal process.
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Vanon City
Golo
John Gilbert Graham
Colorado
Graham
Dussle King
Air Lines Dcb
Beetfield
Longmont Cole
Grabiin
William Kinney
Colphide
Justin McKernan
Denver
Harry Tinsley
Father McKernan
Tinsley
Tony
Father Mcmerchan
Hus Finbitér
Moyde Kellum
Cindémnes
Smith Urges Congress Not To Undermine Ike Plan
Rep Alexander Smith of New Jersey warns against weakening Eisenhower’s Middle East resolution at a critical time. Democratic leaders discuss a substitute resolution via Dean Acheson to show US interest and potential nonbinding support for security, peace efforts and UN goals, while avoiding Eisenhower’s standby authority for military and economic aid.
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Prnossineriuer
Alexander
Smith
R-Nj
Hragic
Congress
Eisenhower
Middle East
Gorton
House
Foreijen
Dean Acheson
Prunan
Gordon
McCormack
Massachusetts
Zablocki
Hendines
Zabloci
Democras
Acheson
Zablock
United Nations
Two Area Auto Crashes injure two drivers in Erie County
Two traffic crashes in the area caused damage but no injuries. A Sterling milk truck driven by Henry Zuwhstonie 31 of Erie and a second truck driven by Harold Tris cult 60 of RD Corry collided on a plowed area two miles west of Elgin causing about 100 dollars in damage. A second crash ten miles north of Lowville on Route 89 involved a car driven by David Flack 35 of Chambersburg rear ending a parked truck owned by Joseph Wasco 2 of Wattsboro. damage estimated at 250 dollars.
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State Paice
Leval Barracks
Elgin
Henry Zuwhstonie
Erie
Harold ‘Tris Cult
RD. J. Corry
Lowville
David Flack
Chambersbury
Joseph Wasco
D. 3
Wattsboro
Blisco
Suit Filed Over Bonuses From SnapeTite Corp
Union City case filed in Birle County by John Tyne of Chicago alleging unpaid bonuses after joining as sales manager in 1954. Suit claims release in August and cites factory sites, sanitation issues, and alleged profit increases from bumped production, with references to refinery destruction and police tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snap Tite
SnapeTite Corp
Union City
Birle County Court Center City
John Tyne
Chicago
Tyne
Bemin
Fiesh
Santiartion
Harlan Amin
Southern States defend pupil placement laws despite Virginia ruling
US District Judge Walter B. Holt in Norfolk found Virginia's pupil assignment plan discriminatory and contrary to the US Supreme Court ban on segregation. He noted Virginia’s system would place pupils by factors beyond race, while Florida’s statute uses scholastic, health, and social criteria. Officials said Virginia’s approach contrasts with existing North Carolina practice, and legal action continues with state attorneys general interpreting potential effects on related statutes.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Walter B. Holtmin
Norfolk
Schooley
Virginia Hwt
Hoffman
Odum
Atty
George B. Paton
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Patton
North Javeling
Florida
OO Negro
January 29 Set For C of C Reception
Cory Chamber of Commerce announces a January 29 reception for new members. Officers and board will meet at 8:40 p.m. with a formal program, followed by a buffet. Guests include John Bowman and Ray Tanner who will outline Cory’s development plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Chamber of Commerce
Cay
Corry
Hinky
Aloe
Plana Shadt
Fire roars through Harrisburg warehouse blaze
A three story brick warehouse in downtown Harrisburg caught fire today. Flames climbed upward as the blaze rapidly spread, drawing all city fire companies to the scene. Firefighters reported heavy smoke and sought to prevent spread to nearby Morrisburg Street Co. building while contents of electrical appliances and furniture were at Chaetes Le Bell Co. wholesale distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Downstown
Morrisburg Stsraute Co
Chaetes le Bell Co. Tun
Emmitsburg Teen Killed In Auto Crash
A 15 year old from Emmitsburg was killed when a car struck a tree in a two vehicle collision. An 11 year old from Tarinys town was reported in critical condition at Warner Hospital. The crash occurred along a rural road near Emmitsburg and prompted state police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
MD ii
Kold
Emmitsburpe
Rolin
Mithiaier
Tarinys Town
Cory
Witton
Warner Hospital
Gelisenire
Killing After Speeding Ticket Firefight in Dallas
A special officer for the Southern Pacific Railroad was killed after shooting two city officers during a pursuit for speeding in Dallas. The victim was Lloyd C. Hoffman, 99, of Dallas. Officers O Mote, 24, and Pelham, 25, were wounded in the chest and hand. The chase began when Hoffman fled a traffic stop for speeding, and witnesses, including a 16 year old, described Hoffman drawing a pistol and firing at officers before being shot. The boy testified the officers warned Hoffman before the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Southern Pacific Railroad
Lioyd C. Hoffman
Will Pritt
Hoffman
O. Mote
Pelham
Mote
Fultz
Hoffindh
Tost Lien Fitradtic
Edward Eugene Cain
Princ Kabelisan
Pita
Huge Crowd Seen For Pa Farm Show
A long line of attendees packed the Pennsylvania Farm Show venue as doors opened for the annual event. Officials noted strong turnout, with visitors from multiple cities and a steady flow of exhibitors aiming to showcase products and innovations at the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Isco
Joe Lor
Queen Cancels Holiday for Approval of New Ministers
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan pressing to complete his new government. Queen Elizabeth II interrupts a holiday to Buckingham Palace to give formal approval to the list of ministers. Churchill advised. predictions say many cabinet changes are likely, with promotions and dismissals among Eden era appointees. The opposition Labour Party questions constitutional implications of Macmillan’s selection process as Labour debates a possible shadow cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Macmillan
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham
Winston Churchill
Micmilian
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Macmilling Smidtie
Macmilian
Iden
Eden
Labor
Betwen
Macmillan
Richard A
Butler
Exchequer
Comuttte
Labor Party
Shakeup Seen In Red Gov't
The New York Times reports Nikita Khrushchev narrowly surviving a leadership challenge at the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee meeting in Moscow. Malenkov likely remains premier, with a reshaped leadership lineup including Molotov and other old Soviet figures amid party control of government and power shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York ‘Times
Warsaw
Nikita Khushchev
Times
Khrushchev
Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Sid Malenkov
Goubley
Ketvushchev
Nikita
Thiganin
Bilentsin
Woul
Voyoshnay
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Vo Mo Molotov
Ormer
Waray
Ying Khrushchey
Peiping
Tip
Lee Red Chas
Theat Ta
Moin
Afey Aceet
Sovint Interwektan
We Hungaria Sebeunise
Malenkiv i
Malenkiv i Stoilside
Gas Prices Rise In Philadelphia Report
Fragmented OCR shows unstable text about gas prices in Philadelphia with garbled phrases and uncertain figures. Despite the legibility issues, the core note indicates rising prices per gallon and references two unnamed entities or firms. The readable content is insufficient for exact figures or a clear event date.
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Marty
Tiomuner
Lice
Aero Supply
Mead Park
Tip Che Long
Yoral
Las
Graham Cool
Jeopy
Bronday
Reagan
Richard Bents
Ike
Pere
Repivery
Wamingham
Aly
Ail
Lastaight
Arta
C of C
Prguelsker
Ameren Spruit
Philadelphia
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