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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1957
Page
3
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Dispatches from Washington report Marshal Zhukov as the second most powerful man in the Soviet Union amid a shakeup in the high command. Khrushchev gains backing from the Presidium, stirring talk of a battle for control within the Red Army and party leadership.
About 25 guards at a proving ground may strike on July 16 if contracts are not settled. Guards seek pay rates from 8 to 14 dollars per hour with a plan for higher wages. union rejects a blanket 12 percent offer. EXPENSIVE HAUL GREENLAWN theft. Missing 990 baby minks valued at $40,000 from Marvin Kantor’s Long Island fur farm. thieves also took 1,260 pounds of horsemeat.
A damaging storm drenched the Pittsburgh area for about two hours with heavy rain from 11:08 to 11:55 p m. Utility lines were knocked out and basements flooded. In Carnegie several low lying areas flooded and streets like Route 51 and Saw Mul Run Boulevard were submerged. No serious injuries were reported and emergency crews fielded multiple calls. A lightning strike also damaged a city home.
Families of Ernest J. Novak and Joseph Kiskuddon report a concussion blast caused by an explosion. No injuries occurred. About 40 windows in roughly 25 homes were broken across a wide area.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Czechoslovak leader Antonin Novotny arrived in Prague amid enthusiastic welcomes from crowds along the 500 mile route to the capital. Khrushchev said Russians and Czechs are united in common aims and expressed fraternity while Prague radio noted the crowd’s cheers.
William F. Fowler veteran Erie newspaperman appointed director of public relations for the United Fund of Erie County announced today. He has 15 years active on Erie papers including Erie Daily Times Erie Morning News and Erie Dispatch in various roles. He will oversee press radio and TV relations for the United Fund and Community Chest of Erie County representing 15 agencies and institutions. Claudia Abrams wife of Sol Abrams VP at Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co died Sunday in Milwaukee born Ogden Utah.
Europe endures a blistering July heat wave with at least 288 deaths reported across multiple countries including 82 in Italy. Drowning, fires, and water shortages strain nations from Germany to France as temperatures surge and pooling facilities close. The Netherlands records 29 drownings as Britain sees cooling rain.
Mrs Grace Anna Goethue Coolidge widow of Calvin Coolidge dies in Northampton Massachusetts. She was regarded as a gracious First Lady during her husband’s presidency. The report mentions international fatalities and severe cold conditions across Europe, with scattered references to Switzerland Norway and Stockholm.
Senate debate on the civil rights bill centers on federal injunctions for alleged rights violations and jury trial requirements. Proponents note the bill as passed by the House would allow the attorney general to seek injunctions in federal courts, with limited or no jury trials in voting rights cases, while opponents push for juries on most factual questions.
Lyons, long a Tusaeing figure, promotes a new cordless hearing aid worn behind the ear for unobtrusive use. The device offers directional pickup and adjustable amplification for varying hearing loss and can be mailed for free information from Tonemaster Manufacturing Company, Peoria Illinois.
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