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11 Jul 1957
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1957
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reading notes a venue or event reference with garbled text and partial numbers related to cars and a possible date, lacking clear names or locations for a full summary.
A garbled OCR fragment references multiple names and dates, mentioning Corry, Corry Duistren ik, a May 24 date, a 427 address, and various people including Hussein and Will Yor. It reads as a damaged notice with scattered personal names and vague events, lacking coherent context or clear action.
Defense lawyers in the Clinton segregation trial demand access to FBI documents about 16 arrests tied to the school integration dispute in Clinton Tennessee. They seek summaries and full reports to prepare cross examination, amid a court fight over secrecy and witness intimidation concerns.
Police reported a burglary at the VFW club where initial cash losses were listed as 100 dollars plus a second tally showing 212 dollars total. Officials later learned a cigar box held additional funds and, with no forced entry, suspect an interior access during evening hours before 1:30 a.m.
Four masked bandits burst into a first floor apartment last night and seized a safe containing $3,000 cash and stock certificates, plus a $300 ring. They bound the Harnisch family of four, leaving Phyllis, 16, with tied hands, and fled with loot after threatening the residents. The victims were Mr and Mrs Jacob Harnisch, their daughter Phyllis and granddaughter Kathleen Wirth, 6. Police said the safe and valuables were taken. one bandit kept watch in the hall during the robbery. The family was directed to lie on a bed while the safe was carried away.
Aga Khan died at 79 in Geneva after a heart failure. He was a wealthy Islamic leader beloved by 20 million Ismailis and once presided over the League of Nations. His son Aly Khan, 45, is heir apparent though disputes linger about succession.
Local grocers lowered coffee prices by three to ten cents per pound after wholesale market glashes. Housewife shoppers noted widespread cuts, with retailers passing savings as a response to market shifts and price fluctuations in the wholesale sector.
Rep Frank Clark leads western Pennsylvania lawmakers in pressing for Route 19 expansion from Erie to the West Virginia border to connect Erie with Pittsburgh and broaden the state's port access to the sea via the St. Lawrence Seaway. The group seeks inclusion in the federal road program, contingent on miles available.
Arlington notes the death of Nell Kauff a former Pittsburgh and Connellsville painter renowned for oil and paste paintings. She died at Arlington Hospital from a heart attack aged 77.
Congress debates narrowing the civil rights bill to voting rights only. Key senators express support for converting the House measure into a voting rights act while others warn of federal enforcement implications in the South. President's aide meetings raise hope for administration compromise as Senate seeks swift action.
The Supreme Court upholds that U S Army Specialist William Girard will be tried in Japan under mutual jurisdiction for a case near the firing range. The ruling supports government aims to protect U S security and maintain allied cooperation, despite debates over constitutional protections for overseas service members.
Harrisburg report says Walter F. Steel, an investment broker, testified about surplus funds tied to the Tidemile northeast extension and a 30 million dollar pool used to pressure studies on toll projects. He linked the funds to the Pearl sylvain Turtyske case as part of a larger conspiracy alleged against nine men. The defense witness described study efforts and contract ties to Manu-Mine Research and Development Co.
A Corry area driver appeared before an Erie County court after being arrested for reckless driving. The defendant, halted after five days of trial, faced a judge and was fined $100 with costs. His license had been suspended since 1952 for inability to establish financial responsibility. He served one day and was released on parole.
A 20 year Foreign News analysis details Anastas Malenkov as a purge expert who escaped a retribution in Moscow. The piece traces his career, shifting alliances with Khrushchev Molotov and Kaganovich, and his exile to run a distant electric plant as party power shifts unfold.
The Corry area launches a free Learn To Swim program sponsored by the American Red Cross. Local volunteers, led by water safety chairman Mrs. Norman Tarbell, prepare facilities at Lake View Tun Canadahta Lake donated by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Isentrout. Classes, organized by age and ability, run two sessions weekly for six weeks with transportation the participant's responsibility. Applications are at the Corry Red Cross Office, 198% North Center Street.
John Wells of 124 Lemon Street files a damage suit in Erie County Court against Robert Baker of 105 Pennsylvania Avenue. The case stems from a May 7 1956 head on crash on Route 6 about two miles west of Corry with the Baker car reportedly on the wrong side of the highway at high speed.
Eunice M Brilhart, a British mother, sentenced to life for murdering three of her children while abroad with her American soldier husband. Her husband Sergeant Robert W Brikhart serves with the Army in New Mexico. Remaining life sentence to Federal Reformatory for Women Alderson. Deportation to Great Britain planned after release.
The Pennsylvania Gas Company outlines a 188 cent per thousand cubic feet increase in gas rates to be filed with the Public Utility Commission tomorrow. The action affects fuel supplies and stands as part of a broader transmission cost adjustment.
Syrians fired rifles and machine guns at an Israeli border post near Gonnen in eastern Galilee. One Israeli civilian was killed and seven policemen wounded in the Tuesday clash. Syria claimed two women and two children were hurt. An American diplomat urged both sides to keep the border quiet as UN and other powers sought restraint.
A curiously garbled report states Judge Burnita ordered one bribery trial to proceed while granting a mistrial for co defendant Numi Attorney Trumant J. Fhohbach due to a heart attack suffered by his counsel. The government pressed for the mistrial order as proceedings stalled and later testimony was disrupted.
London radio quoted Moscow claiming none of the four ousted Kremlin leaders face persecution. Georgi Malenkov was sent to manage a hydroelectric plant 1 800 miles from Moscow, while Molotov, Kaganovich, and Shepilov were given other work. Khrushchev praised anti party discovery amid power struggles, with Bulganin meeting Czech leaders.
A report describes a burglary with a varied loot including 800 pounds of frozen beef, 1,000 phonograph records, 46 gallons of paint, a hot water tank, and fallen teeth. Andrew Saewo Jr of Eldred Hill reported the theft to the sheriff, outlining the items and noting a leather jacket and teeth-related fragments found at the scene.
A citywide Civil Defense drill is urged for tomorrow to train residents in alert signals and response. Officials describe the exercise as essential for national readiness with a preliminary warning blare and a simulated blackout plan to test public reactions and cooperation.
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