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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1957
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions Molotov and Kuruali cultiva amid references to a Trybuna roll and a public leak. It references a Molotov related story with names such as Rev Bitters and Bray Amy on wi Johnson. Hard to parse, but signals a historical wartime media fragment with obscure details.
Senator Russell said after a White House conference that the president’s mind is not closed to amendments that would clarify the civil rights bill. He indicated administration supporters may discuss changes when the Senate begins work, as Southern opponents prepare long speeches.
A crash on Route 18 near Meadville involved a tractor trailer driven by Robert Hinton of New Castle and a Tig operated by Norma Aldrich of Erie. Hinton’s vehicle caught fire, he was admitted to St. Vincent’s with chest injuries, and Aldrich along with passenger Sam Warner escaped injury. Estimated vehicle and cargo damage reached $30,000.
Reports say the European heat wave relaxes with about 380 deaths, Italy’s cities like Milan and Venice reporting high temperatures earlier and a few structural collapses cited in Rome and other places. Authorities warn the respite may be brief as heat returns.
Red Cross ended the blood drive with 70 pints collected after earlier hopes for more. Donors included Lear Johnston and Robert Tundell with help from the Stanford Hose Company, which sponsored the bloodmobile. VEW directors approved continued use of the VFW post home for future Red Cross blood drives.
Nineteen burglars were linked to a two year spree, with 16 year old Harts Watrous naming accomplices George Gilbert 18 and two other youths under 12. They targeted Corry Rod and Gun Club, Al's Dairy Bar, and Frank and Verna's, stealing ammo, beer, and assorted items. Police plan juvenile court appearances after statements were taken.
A London newspaper report claimed former Soviet Premier Malenkov was offered asylum in Britain before his purge but the British government denied any offer or application. The Daily Mail story cited March 1956 events and noted Malenkov declined both refuge options amid Nikita Khrushchev's purge.
Corry and surrounding areas prepare for a nationwide Civil Defense alert to be held Friday at 12 noon. Officials in Harrisburg coordinate the test with schools fire stations and police centers linked to state headquarters. Siren signals will trigger a yellow alert one long blast followed by a second alarm indicating red or blue alert as the imaginary enemy nears. Public broadcasters will relay signals with Erie radio stations and civil defense operators coordinating from Lawrence Airport.
Aero Supply employees received a letter from president Leo Strauss indicating the company is on the verge of acquiring a new plant. The notice notes incoming orders rising to 450000 dollars last month, boosting hopes for stability and profitability despite vacation shutdowns and potential year losses. If the project progresses, a separate unit will operate at Corry, not relocate. Sholem Asch Dies at 76 in London after a career as a Jewish author and naturalization in 1920.
A fragmented obituary notes Vyacheslav Molotov as a tireless fighter of the old Bolshevik tradition. It recalls his role in party purges and Cold War geopolitics, praising his portrayal as a capable negotiator and stern diplomat. The piece alludes to postwar denunciations and a shifting Soviet consensus, with a tease for continuation on Page Four.
A barn near Columbus burned to the ground at 12 37 am destroying the structure and hay. Eleven head of young cattle belonging to Carleton Curtis were lost. Firemen from Columbias hose company and Bear Lake units battled the blaze. a large stainless steel bulk storage tank containing milk was saved but later emptied.
In Clinton Tennessee the federal trial against 16 defendants over school integration opens amid bitterness. Defense attorneys claim the case tests federal power to enforce the Supreme Court order while jurors are seated and a pregnant housewife is among the 15 Tennesseans facing criminal contempt charges.
Pennsylvania Gas Company seeks a new rate schedule to cover higher fuel costs from Tennessee Gas Transmission. The increase could raise yearly revenue by 415000, with residential bills up about 26 cents monthly for heating users and 8 cents for nonheating users. About 60600 customers in northwestern Pennsylvania would be affected, and refunds may be issued if the Federal Power Commission adjusts the Tennessee increase. Corry customers would face the higher charges starting after September.
Khrushchev vowed that the split in the Communist bloc triggered by Hungary will not occur and urged unity among socialist states. He spoke at Prague station after a whistle stop with Bulganin, welcomed by President Zapotocky, as crowds cheered in Wenceslas Square.
The article notes June’s record rainfall with 3.4 inches in a 24 hour span and describes daily weather conditions. It references temperatures near 82 degrees and discusses nearby events, planning, and park development with local officials and community groups planning a playground project at Mead Park as part of a civic effort.
UN officials investigate a 10 hour border clash between Israel and Syria after ceasefire attempts falter. Reports say shelling and rifle fire wounded civilians and Israeli and Syrian forces, with casualties including a shepherd and local residents. both sides blame each other. In parallel, steel prices rise amid market shifts in Pittsburgh.
Burglar entered the Veterans of Foreign Wars club early this morning and stole $100 in coins and other items. City officers investigated the break in reported around 2:30 a.m. at the VFW hall. another prior incident at a nearby American Legion building on West Main was noted as looted.
A one day membership drive by the club reports new members and plans for expansion. The board met yesterday at the hotel Corry, with U4 new members obtained and more expected. Edward Feldt named chair man of the Clive Development Committee to lead selection of members.
A Jewish couple, Mr and Mrs Melvin Ellis, won court approval to adopt Hildy, a one year old girl born to a Roman Catholic mother. Attorneys for the couple indicated they would appeal the ruling in the U S Supreme Court.
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