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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1958

Page

6

Paragraf details crash and local notices in 1958 era

A station wagon crashed into a moving Pennsylvania Railroad train near Bricknty, injuring the driver who stated he did not see the train until about 35 feet away. Police searched for Clifford Barns, 26, believed dangerous, after car theft and gun theft in Jamestown. Also reported: highway projects near Tionesta, administrator appointment for Ruth Burkhart, verdict in a civil case over a fatal truck crash, church calls for Rev. Robert Shane, Chamber committee appointments, Corry area weather, and local obituaries and minor incidents.

Charles Briexyer Atusyule Pennsylvania Railroad Pat ‘Xac Bricknty

Officers Dislike Being Termed. Bums SoPrsRRH

A man with an avowed dislike of policemen, Joseph Miller, was jailed after entering a downtown bus terminal and boasting of recent workhouse time for fighting cops. Detectives on undercover duty heard him insult them and call them big bums, leading to disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges.

Joseph Miller Miller

Water Main Bursts Disrupt Philadelphia Subway

A 48 inch water main ruptured flooding the subway and street near City Hall. Southbound riders exited at Fairmount and walked seven blocks to City Hall before service resumed. Northbound subway traffic was halted at City Hall, with surface traffic detoured. Subfreezing temperatures left ice on streets. Service returned to normal by rush hour’s end, but street detours continued.

Peaket Est Fairmount City Hall Philadelphia Transportation Co

Supersonic Bomber Shielded by Electronic Defense System

SAN MATEO Calif Any American supersonic bomber can surround itself with an electronic shield to thwart incoming missiles. Convair s 190 mph B58 Hustler will carry the system, described by Don G Mitchell of Sylvania Electronic Products as a major electronics defense advance. The shield disrupts an approaching warhead s guidance, with production in Sylvania labs and testing headed for Pentagon clearance. Convair reported a nuclear warhead pod is being prepared for the BSB at Fort Worth and Kirtland AFB. Mitchell noted Sylvania is weapons systems manager for Army s Platownl missile project.

San Mateo Calif Convair Don G. Mitchell Sylvania Electronic Products, Inc Cll West Coast Electronic Manufacturers Association Mitchell San Francisco Pentagon Sylvania'e Buffalo Electonic Defense Mounwin View Waltham, Sass Fort Worth Tex Kirtland Air Force Base Speell Weapons Center Albuquerque Sylvania Army

Hoffa Takes Over Teamsters Helm

Disclosures from the Rackets Committee link Hoffa to alleged union fund abuses and bar Teamsters from reentering AFL-CIO while Hoffa remains in power. The settlement ends a suit by 13 New York rank and file members alleging rigged Miami Beach convention. Monitors will oversee elections, draft by-laws, and ensure financial safeguards.

Page One Hoffa Teamsters Union Union Executive Board Teamsters

Sixth Victim Of Gas Fire Dies In Washington Pa

Washington County tragedy spans four days as a family of ten is reduced to four by burns and carbon monoxide fumes. Five-year-old Valerie Fox died at Washington Hospital from burns suffered January 11 when her clothing caught fire from a space heater. The mother Dorothy Cox and four of the seven siblings died earlier. Valerie was hospitalized and then died shortly before. Eugene Cox Sr., 38, learned of the deaths yesterday while three other children Terry Terry, 4, Ricky 2, and Marilyn 3, recover in hospital.

Washington Washington County Valerie Fox Washington Hospital West Finley Dorothy Enon Eugene Cox Sr Terry Ricky Marilyn

Civilians Reject Venezuela Cabinet Formation Shifts

The junta freed political prisoners, reported hundreds killed in street fighting sparked by a civilian strike. Fabrico Ojeda led the civilian junta pushing out dictator Perez Jimenes, who fled to the Dominican Republic. The 13 civilian ministers include Oscar Garcia Velutini as foreign minister and Julio C Armas as education minister. Larrazabal, a navy officer, is noted as a nonpolitical moderate amid efforts to join the junta.

Pa Hotle Junta Fabrico Ojeda Perez Jimenes Julio C. Armas National University Eugenio Mendoza Blas Lambert Central University Mendoza New York Larrazabal Navy Jimly Washington

Senators' Impartial Defense Report Shapes Sputnik Fallout

James Marlow summarizes a Senate Preparedness subcommittee statement on U S defense versus the Soviet Union. The report, after 101 days and 70 witnesses, rates Soviet missiles submarines and scientists ahead and stresses nonpartisan conclusions to guide Eisenhower and Congress. It notes the impersonal nature and warns the public against political blame games.

Washington Senate Soviet Union Eisenhower Congress Corinthy Tennian Lins Twili Josh

Rains Continue In Gulf Coast Texas Areas

Heavy rains moved along the Gulf Coast causing flooding in Corpus Christi where about 2 inches fell in a short period. The system stretched from Texas to Florida with widespread showers total rainfall heaviest in central Gulf coast regions and the storm center drifting northeast into the lower Mississippi Valley.

Lyse Sophie Keen Gulf Coast Corpus Christ Tex Test Florida Gulf Misstaxiint

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