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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1957

Page

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Clinton Minister Testifies On Brutal School Beating

Rev Paul Turner, a Baptist minister, testified about beating a Black student escort incident near Clinton High last December 4 as part of a broader federal case alleging a concerted effort to block Negro students from attending the all White school. He described blood spilled on his car and described protective acts toward the students amid clashes highlighted by prosecutors and defense arguments on scope of federal authority.

ayUa Johny C Cratford Jr Paull ‘Turner Lo. Ue Wornin Kasper Turner Clinton Clyde Cook

Evans May Not Testify At Turnpike Trial

In Harrisburg a physician’s testimony hinted that Thomas J Evans, former Turnpike Commission head, may not testify in his own defense in a toll road conspiracy case. Prosecutors said the indication was positive, while his lawyer said a decision would depend on developments. The physician testified Evans had a severe heart attack in 1958 and remained bedridden with pneumonia and complications for over a month in June 1954, later spending eight weeks in bed with limited family access.

Vans John E. Nessley Lansford Evans

Beer-Sodden Boy Kills Mother and Sister

William Linstem Jr known as Billy confessed to planning murder while drinking stolen beer. He shot his mother in a hall and later fired at his sister and father, wounding the latter and harming his baby sister. He was charged with two first degree murder counts and held for the grand jury.

William Linstemi Jr Mary Pollo Emil Lindetsa Billy Gul Fils Plato Walid Nora Lindeman Volamin Hu Alster Marilyn Lindeman Wold Bly

National Guard Review at Indiantown Gap Scheduled

State National Guard review at Indiantown Gap will examine Pennsylvania units under Brigadier General L.G. Roy B. Purmas. Two weeks of summer training precedes the military renovation as about 3,500 guardsmen are expected to participate in the Saturday event.

Indiantownw Gap Pennsylvanis National Li Gor Roy Purmas

Bandit-turned-hero tale links FBI undercover work

Buffalo deputy William A Buyers posed as a hardened robber helper for a year to expose the Coppoli gang. The undercover fight led to the arrest of Frank B Coppola, 24, linked to a 1952 bank heist and sentenced to 20 years. Buyers joined after his February 1956 marriage and continued law studies while aiding the FBI.

Buffalo N.Y William A. Buyers Heplity Breske PBS Buffalo Evening News Wader Frank Coppoli Ningars Fills Buyers Dorina Cutta Coppola FBI Callisus College Thiy

Corry YMCA Names New General Secretary

The Corry YMCA in Corry, Laine appoints a new general secretary to begin October 1. The native of Saratoga New York, born 1914, is married with two sons and has prior service at Schenectady, Cortland and Troy. The local board praised the applicant for his community spirit and the YMCA’s progressiveness.

Ofr Laine Otober Cit Saratoga N.Y Schenectady Cortland Corry Mi Lang

House Begins Foreign Aid Voting Today

Washington vote kicks off on foreign aid with Eisenhower allies confident of defeating deeper cuts. Foreign Affairs Committee backs a ceiling about 3.24 billion for the new three year plan, far below Eisenhower’s request and Senate approval. Speaker Rayburn and Minority Leader Mansfield urge passage without major changes as Bow withdraws his foreign trials amendment.

Hisenhower Foreign Affairs Committee Senate Ecoriorre Eisenhower Selden House Rayburn Tex Martin Mass Rep Bow Ohio

Britain claims faster than speed record with new fighter

Britain announces its English Electric Lightning F4 likely exceeds the previous world air speed record of 1132 miles per hour. Official timing for record purposes was not clocked, with the Delta 2 from another British aircraft noted in the same context.

Warton England Britain Royal Air Force

Eisenhower Discusses Zhukov-Wilson Meeting and Desegregation

President Eisenhower said a Zhukov-Wilson meeting might be worthwhile amid Kremlin shakeups. He stated no circumstances would force troop use to enforce school desegregation. He stressed NATO unity, cautioned against panic in disarmament talks, and urged continued allied consultation without discouragement.

Wanhington Eisenhower Russia Marshal Zhukov Wilson St.ry Kremlin Zihukdv Berlin Dulles Lurtier Eiserhower NATO Snd London Worlolk

Solons Demand Closer Look At Armed Forces Cut Order

Washington lawmakers examine a proposed reduction of 100000 military personnel from a total authorized strength of 2800000. Secretary Wilson and President Eisenhower support the plan, saying it would save about 400 million dollars by year end 1987 without materially hurting overseas deployments. Senate and House members seek full details on impacts to Army Navy Air Force and Marines combat power. Continued on Page Eight.

Washington Sergious Benibagan Thouse Chuip Cosmo Wilson Eisenhower Anidth Europe Rossii Senate Committee Ite Francis Case R-Sd Army Thalé Eit Air Force Navy Marines Corps

Bakers Head Faces Lie Detector Test in Senate Probe

Senate investigators press James G. Cross, head of the Bakers Union, to take a lie detector test amid allegations by Mrs. Ehrlich of the Bronx that Cross beat her and kicked her husband in a San Francisco hotel room during the union convention. Cross denied entering the room as Max Goldstine seeks a truth check for all involved.

Washington Bakers Union James G. Cross Senate Nathan Ehrligh The Bronx Cross McClellan D-Ark Ehrlich Baskery Newark City Hisbane San Francisco New York Max Goldstatie Gross Ebrlich Dave

Missing US Air Force C47 Plane With 16 Aboard

An intensive search is underway for a missing C47 aircraft of the U S Air Force with 16 military personnel aboard. Radio contact was lost en Tuesday during a mission from Taipei to Palpel, described by headquarters as a routine administrative support flight. The aircraft was attached to the U S Air Task Force in Formosa.

Air Force Taipei U.S Formosa Palpel

Red Sector Germany Behind In Aid To USSR Machinery

Germany admitted a large delay in promised heavy machinery deliveries to the USSR, with Trade Minister Heinrich Rate calling it an irresponsible failure. The confession followed warnings from ministers about the impact on US satellite allies amid growing delivery difficulties.

Germany Ussr Pony Russia Red Hat Heinrich Rate Party Affer Minsters

Embezzler Begins Federal Prison Term

A man identified as 41 year old Daniel Thoms Amend Jr from Barclay-Westmorshind Bank was sentenced to serve a federal term for embezzlement. Investigators said he diverted funds during the night shift and failed to offer a credible defense.

Peptsburgh Greenukyiyy Mart Bloyey Fedex Iray Barclay-Westmorshind Bank Daniel Thoms Amend Jr Mobey FBT Dutetet Suggv Joseph Wilsin

Hoffa Finishes Testimony At Senate Hearings

Hoffa wraps up testimony before the Senate committee amid denials and allegations. The hearing featured reference to forged documents, payments to informants, and claims of conspiracies within labor leadership. The report notes ongoing investigations and mentions specific figures and associations tied to the Midwest teamsters operation.

Bulgaria purges top commissars amid Soviet bloc shakeup

In a sweeping purge amid economic strains, Bulgaria ousted First Deputy Prime Minister Tsankov and two former ministers from top party posts. Radio reports say the move targets opponents of Villa Ihrishchov's policies as the Kremlin-backed purge widens. Diplomatic observers note Moscow-style tactics may be used to purge rivals.

Ce Nice Vite Arly Romania Geongl ‘Tsankov Heemier Dobtlerpetshev Nako Panov Tankov Moscow Radio Buches Bulpavio Sien Moyne Eoviet Siberia Wark Bork Hi Tsankov State Planning Commission Vienna Uwe

Couple Killed in Area Wreck Near Route 68

A two vehicle crash on Route 68 in Forest County killed Eurl Silvis, 59, and his wife Sarah, 49, early today. The Bir ch Trucking Co truck, hauling talgié of petrol gas, collided with their auto after veering to avoid debris, sending one car into a pond. State Police reported the fatal crash occurred about 3 30 a m and the husband died at homebound hospital.

Maren Ila Forest County AL Kane Eurl Silvis Sarah Silvis Wes Silvis Silvia Birch Trucking Co Kane Guorey Sieger Kallie Ick Bilvie Igo Carney

Senate votes 71 18 to debate bill reaffirming support

Washington lawmakers clash over the administration bill as the Senate votes 71 to 18 to take up the measure for debate and action. Supporters push for stiff resistance to amendments while Southern opponents vow to block key provisions. The ruling party highlights the two thirds threshold needed to curb filibusters as eight days of debate proceed.

Senate Washington Uise Hawer Fila Ser Humphrey D-Minis Dackine Sen Potter R-Michi Russell D-Ga Dixie Forces Willys Meillbuster Sotl Phedey

Red Haired Marine Breaks Transcontinental Speed Record

Major John Glenn, a combat veteran known for his foxlike boxer's balance, piloted a Chance-Vought Crusader jet to beat the cross country speed record. He flew 2,460 miles from Los Alamitos to Floyd Bennett Field in about 23 minutes and 64 seconds, averaging over 1,000 mph. Glenn's feat topped prior marks and drew cheers from Elis Wile Ano and family at the Brooklyn end as souvenirs were exchanged.

York Nia Mackiensaen Mure John Glenn Washine Jon Anoott Wikty Glenn Los Alamitos Calif Naval Air Station Brooklyn Floyd Bennett Field Anh Air Force Pric David Lyn Glenn Reached Site Fils Tari Jac Ienite

Meter Cash Lags Why in Downtown Parking

Downtown parking meter revenue falls short of budget by about $3,000 or more as enforcement tightens. Officials note meters once used to boost traffic have become a revenue source for city budgets, with collections fluctuating and some motorists escaping penalties.

Penton Pssee

Local Gift Helps Hurricane Victims With $500 Donation

A $500 gift was collected to aid hurricane victims. The funds will be sent to national headquarters for extensive relief work. The drive took place at North Center Street with organizers outlining priority delivery and service.

Linder Way Dontilioni North Center Street

Hold Youth On Morals Count Nelson Molestation Case

17 year old Allen Nelson of 110 West mud sued Wiseld for the next term of court yesterday. Mrs Ruth Rodney of 10 West Mais street testified she and Nelson babysat a child and upon return found he had molested them. He was held for trial. the case details reflect moral concerns and the local juvenile court process.

Allen Nelson Wiseld Mivernean M.S. Gobbet Menals Chives Ruth Rodney West Mais Nelson Baby Bwa Soone Abe Elon

Snarl Traffic Delays Wisconsin Bridge After Accident

A traffic snarl near La Crosse caused by a bridge crash tied up the area for about an hour. Three units from a nearby town were involved in the collision, and conditions were reported as poor until the surface could be cleared. Local authorities worked to restore flow and ensure safety.

Wis

Mead Park Directors Hold Meeting

Mead Park directors met at Nichols Lot last night with presiding Edinger and treasurer Walter Sweet acting. Attendees included Lous, Edinger, Auer, Walter Wet, Lite, Win duil, Estell Wells, Hazel Merker, and more. The board reported ongoing projects, planned renovations, and that key reservations and funds will be finalized for the coming year.

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