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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1957
Page
1
OCR damaged listing notes properties and rents with scattered names such as Brown and Moye, mentions of acres, furnaces, walls, and street references. Lacks clear dates or complete addresses, making precise itemization difficult but indicating real estate and rental notices.
Western diplomats in London seek a quick Kremlin answer to U S proposals to end the East West nuclear arms race. They weigh how Khrushchev’s rise and Molotov purge might affect talks, while Moscow radio warns of possible concessions and Western leaders prepare to respond to a revived U S disarmament plan.
The school board postponed bid openings for the Wright school music room unit project and sidewalk work along Wayne Street to Monday night July 15. The Corry Reed will open three bids in a single meeting. Awards are expected quickly to expedite the work.
An 85-year-old man carried his semi-invalid 98-year-old wife from their smoke filled apartment to a window and a fire escape. The woman, identified as Lillian Romains, was rescued and later released from hospital. One person died at the scene and two were injured in Omaha. Fire officials credited the husband with saving his wife's life despite his age. The deceased was named as Denn Jones Glowne or Bert Clown eer, with police uncertain on details.
Mrs. Coolidge widow of President Calvin Coolidge dies at 78 in Northampton Massachusetts her thrift and quiet dignity noted in a century old tribute. Born January 8 1879 in Burlington Vermont she attended the University of Vermont and became a devoted supporter to her husband and his presidency.
Tensions between Argentina and Venezuela escalate as both governments close their embassies in Caracas and Buenos Aires. The rupture stems from Peronist activities in Venezuela and accusations of subversion against Pedro Aramburu’s government.
A Senate civil rights clash unfolds as opponents led by Southern foes seek to delay or block President Eisenhower’s proposals. Senate leaders and key figures including Senator Ervin and Senator Russell-Gay push back against proposals they view as broad federal power to enforce desegregation. Continued coverage on page eight.
The Kasper case begins in Knoxville Tennessee as a federal order affecting civil rights protests is tested. Judge George Washington Williams of Baltimore presides amid defense and 22 lawyers, with 15 others including two women charged with criminal contempt for disturbances at Clinton Tennessee last November and December.
The Red Cross bloodmobile arrives in Corry sponsored by the Stanford Hose Company. It will be set up at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on West Washington Street near the Veterinary of Foreign War area, with donations accepted from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome as the unit aims to reach the 100 pint milestone.
Traffic across the state during the Fourth of July week remained heavy with a near bumper to bumper flow as families visited beaches. State Police reported hundreds traveling long distances but noted only one crash in the Niky area on Saturday at Routes 1 and another south of Waterford. Rexford Hienlch, 4, of St Clair Shores Michigan, and Jo Anne Henke, 17, of Evie, were the involved parties. None injured, property damage totaled about 400 dollars.
Bulletin from St Louis notes Jim Bunning Detroit right hander will start for the American League and Curt Simmons Philadelphia left hander for the National League in the silver anniversary All-Star Game. Bunning stands 10-2 and Simmons 8-4.
Fragmentary report references Yuen Pint Nevada and Marlies with garbled numbers and unclear actions. No coherent facts or names are discernible. cannot determine who, what, where, or when from the readable portions.
A Buffalo woman leaped to her death amid a romance tragedy. The 26 year old Duane Johnson, a UNC graduate and former National Gypsum worker, planned a Buffalo bowling equipment venture and learned of the death after her passing. Her family includes Mrs Gulu Petit and Mr Duane E Johnson of 419 Walnut Avenue, Niagara Falls.
Vinedand laborer Arthur L Oscott Kall Jkt Rivers Aponte 47 signed statements claiming he killed Roger Curlt in October. The boy’s skull found on a farm, with Aponte alleging black magic use to cast spells on women. Rosenblum, a farmer, was charged. bail set high as authorities pursue details.
A lightning bolt struck during a Bay netive-yyir-ol picnic yesterday, killing a five year old and injuring three others. Witnesses reported sheltering under a tree when the strike occurred near Bondy Park. A hospital report listed the dead boy as Gary Buenshar of Mie with others identified as Myo Melyineiret of Hens Hakta and a 15 month old infant. A 98 year old woman Mrs Buch was knocked down by the bolt but released after treatment for shock. Police and volunteers recalled the moment the group sought cover as the thunderclap split the sky.
Ex-President Nikon Shvernik and others charged that Georgi Malenkov, Vyacheslav Molotov, and Lazar Kaganovich plotted a bloodless coup to seize control of the Communist Party. Shvernik cited purges of 1937-38 as proof of their aims and condemned the trio for harming revolutionary law.
In Pike Route trial deputy attorney general Panati pressed Harry Luke on Manus Mine route selections for a toll road segment crossing Luzerne and Lackawanna counties. Luke testified the route minimized unstable land, while Panati argued the firm misled the Turnpike Commission and defense witnesses described cost-saving estimates amid a 19.5 million fraud case tied to the contract.
Jeffrey Hunter married model Rusty Burttels in a civil ceremony performed by Municipal Judge Riehwed Heaton. It was Hunter’s second marriage after his 20 year union with actress Darbars Rush Hunter. The couple departed for a honeymoon in the Bust area, with plans to later travel to London for further commitments.
The case centers on whether Girard, accused of manslaughter in Japan, will be tried in Japanese courts. The government argued enticement and inducement influenced the decision to hand Girard over, while Girard denies inducing the Japanese to come forward. Justices weighed if unsealing an affidavit impacts constitutional rights and the delivery to Japan.
Marion Virginia news details a fatal two car crash after a man witnessed his doomed son die. The wreck injured three others including Frank Siler and Goodby. authorities withheld full details.
A grim Independence Day period across Pennsylvania reported 41 deaths in traffic drownings and other accidents. Victims included Detroit residents killed when a car crashed into a tree near Homer City. Police say details point to multiple fatal incidents during the holiday weekend, with continued coverage on page three.
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