Corry Man Killed By Train At Center Street Crossing
Lawrence Miller, 24, died after being struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train at Center Street crossing in Corry. He walked into the path of the oncoming engine around 10 a.m. and died 20 minutes later at Corry Memorial Hospital from traumatic injuries. Eyewitnesses described the chilly morning, the victim’s coat, and the shock of bystanders as they awaited news on the incident. The article notes friends believed he may have been preoccupied with a planned vacation and did not hear the approaching train. The full report continues on Page Three with details from local witnesses and responders.
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Young victim had bus tickets bought for vacation trip
The article notes a young victim with planned vacation travel, mentioning bought bus tickets and a trip toward relatives. It describes the victim boarding a bus and an incident near a railroad crossing that led to a fatal path.
Auto Clips Pole East of City
Bernard Shaw of RD Corry was injured when his car struck a utility pole four miles east of Cantry on Kagt 77. Police said Shaw pulled off the road to avoid collision then veered and left the roadway, sustaining injuries as the vehicle left the street.
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Union Leaders Hit Use Of 5th Amendment
Miami Beach report notes union leaders split over invoking the Fifth Amendment to dodge testimony in a congressionally led probe of alleged labor taints. AFL-CIO executive council opens winter meeting to decide stance as members debate cooperation with any probe. Reports indicate some favored resisting cooperation while others urged conformity with the investigation.
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Survey shows Pennsylvanian housing need study
A national housing survey for the Senate subcommittee on housing highlights middle and low income needs in Pennsylvania. Sen Clark of Pennsylvania coauthored the report with five Pennsylvanian cities Erie Pittsburgh Bethlehem and Altoona. The study drew on questionnaires to mayors housing officials and staff surveys conducted May 6 and related program data.
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Man Killed by Cat In Pittsburgh Area Fire Incident
The report notes Daniel Roger Herbert, 6, of the Forest Hills area, was killed yesterday in a fire incident described as a cat related accident. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
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Dulles Targeted by Democratic Attacks in Senate Talks
The press reports that Dulles faces an organized Democratic push amid Eisenhower era tensions. Senators Mansfield and Jackson cite a coordinated strike while Humphrey notes rising confidence in Dulles’ peril as Cold War pressures mount.
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Israel Opposes Dag Hammarskjold Withdrawal Plan
The report details Israeli opposition to Dag Hammarskjold’s proposal for a phased troop withdrawal from Gaza and the broader aim of securing UN backed peace talks. It notes continued Egyptian border presence, calls for earlier troop pullback, and resolutions being sought by the UN Security Council and key powers.
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Eisenhower urges fast action on school aid bill
President Eisenhower presses Congress to move quickly on a school aid bill proposing 1.308 billion dollars for four years to help states build new schools. He warns the bill is tied to complex integration provisions and faces GOP resistance and regional opposition.
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Officials Favor Less Charm In Big 3 Meeting
Officials foresee a less personality driven approach to the Big Three talks with four power leaders likely to attend. Top planning, tighter coordination, and cautious pre summit work are urged to avert public backlash and missteps before the anticipated December 1959 gathering.
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Air Force cargo plane crashes at Alaskan base
An Air Force cargo plane crash near Oni Alaska injured a number of crew aboard and prompted rapid rescue. Fifteen people were evacuated to hospital after the aircraft failed to stay aloft during approach, with helicopters providing light and aid as a search and rescue operation continued through the night.
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Doubt Immediate Action Leader Names Republican To Turnpike Commission
A Pennsylvan ia Turnpike Board upheaval unfolds as William Johnson and other leaders face swift Senate confirmation amid suspensions tied to a grand jury probe. The row includes Thomas Evans and McSorley, with charges of conspiring to defraud the commission of 19 percent million dollars.
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Negro Leader’s Home Dynamited In Montgomery
A series of bombings struck Montgomery targeting prominent Black leaders. One blast damaged the home of Ray Martin Bulherine, spokesman for the movement, with 12 dynamite sticks found at the porch. A separate blast injured a television announcer later this month, marking a dangerous pattern as residents fear further attacks.
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Fire destroys Brahe area buildings killing one and injuring six
A $2 million blaze in Brahe New York left seven business structures ruined and more than 15,000 residents temporarily homeless. Five fire teams from ten nearby towns aided efforts as crews fought the nightlong fire that damaged a police recreation building and a bowling alley while the cause remained under investigation.
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Supreme Court Orders New Trial For Red Leader Aur
Supreme Court orders a new trial amid a controversial case involving a red leader and multiple references to political figures and legal acts. The high court’s ruling reverses prior findings, with implications described across several names and entities in the contested proceedings.
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Accidents Send 3 To Hospital Here
Three people were hospitalized after accidents near Corry Memorial Hospital. A 17 year old boy suffered a severe laceration to the left thigh while felling trees with a power saw in woods near his home. his condition improved to good. Diana Sturdevant, 15, received burns to her legs and feet when a deep fryer spilled hot oil at home. she was treated and released. Four year old Dennis Boowh and a toddler from Findley Tacke sustained hand injuries that required treatment at the Corry Hospital. the injuries were described as minor and the patients released after care.
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Two Die In Hotel Fire At Wauss Musa
A three story Wauss Musa hotel fire trapped guests as flames engulfed the interior. At least two people were killed and several injured while guests escaped via ropes or improvised exits. The blaze swept the building near skid row as staff and patrons battled smoke and heat.
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Three Killed as Bus Rams Semi in Accident
A bus collision with a semi near Altouia, 14 miles south on Route 14, left three people dead and several injured. Police and emergency crews responded, with drivers identified as Williamt GC and others. investigation ongoing.
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Illiterate Skid Row Man Signs Confession in Slayings
Frank, an illiterate 21-year-old described drifter, told police he and an associate killed sisters Barbara 16 and Patricia 13 after a seven day binge of liquor and sex. Bodies were found January 28 near a culvert in Willow Springs. Bedwell, booked on murder charges, said the other man, known only as Frank, forced the victims into brutal acts before the final assault.
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Motor Head Blasts Union On Wage Hikes
Romney of American Motors denounces union power and inflationary pressure in a speech to the Nie tsowa Automobile Cealer's Association convention. He criticizes UAW actions and GM for inflated costs, arguing the industry faces a move toward restricted concentration of power and market disruption.
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Reception Planned for New Chamber of Commerce Members
The Chamber invites new members to a reception at Jamerson Avenue. Several officials including Bob Nin and Ray Tanne, with the Industrial Development committee chair Corry, will present the program “The Road to a Better Pace With the Community.”
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