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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1955
Page
1
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House Leaders Target July 30 Adjournment
House leaders press for a July 30 adjournment with a forced schedule this week to push social security highway minimum wage and housing bills. Senate action remains light with focus on minor measures while the chamber plans to wrap other items, including defense and immigration topics, before recess.
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Prowler at City Home Reported by Police
City officers were called to 138 Park Street early yesterday over prowlers at Robert Grice’s residence. One man was found in a car near the rear, claiming he waited for his girlfriend. police let him go after questioning. The other intruder fled before arrest.
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Red China's Purge Hints From Broadcast Dispatch
Tokyo reports Red China signals new purge actions against two prominent Communist Party members. Ang Peiping cites possible arrests approved by the National People's Congress standing committee. Targeted figures include Pu Hanenien and Hu Feng, both noted as senior officials and congress members.
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Braniff Airliner Crash Kills 22 at Midway Airport
Investigators examine a Braniff Convair that crashed at Midway yesterday killing 22 and injuring 21. The Dallas to Chicago flight struck a 15 foot electric sign, toppled a fence, and burst into flames, near the airport tire station. Civil Aeronautics Board probes the cause.
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Three Cited For Excessive Speed
City police cited three drivers for speeding on North Center street and nearby roads. Corryite and Brit residents, including Lawrence G Anderson of Corry, allegedly traveled 40 mph in a 30 to 35 mph zone. Robert Wickersham and George S Wortel of Brie reportedly sped to 60 mph in a 35 mph lane. Charges to be filed with Alderman George Gorrito.
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Titusville man slain as police nab attacker in city
Thomas Prady of Titusville died after intervening in a beating of a child when he was stabbed by 29 year old News Brown of Youngstown Ohio. Brown fled after the assault and was arrested within hours. Prady was moved from Titusville Hospital to Hamot Hospital where he died from cerebral hemorrhage.
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July Records On Heat Crack
Severe heat dominated the past seven days with no relief. Local records show this month possibly the hottest since 1936 as temperatures linger in the high 80s and humidity around Ames reached 90 percent, with 0.39 inches of rain easing parched lawns.
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Corryite Jailed At Titusville After Route 89 Crash
Police detained Ray Asuarue Willard Williams and Vern Peebles after a collision on Route 89 north of Titusville. They were held overnight and released after intoxication rehab tests. In Washington, Atty Wonny G. Zelt expands racketeering probes in Gunonsburg with a three-detective team.
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Washington County
Missing Hungarian Cardinal Drives Unclear Mindset In Hungary
In Vienna reports say Cardinal Mindszenty may be detained or missing as Hungary tightens control after a 1951 conviction. Budapest radio cited church officials and the Vatican noting uncertainty over his whereabouts and possible confinement or travel restrictions amid Communist authorities.
Subdue Man in Brief Struggle Near Death Threats
Police responded to a Richard Ray home after a man grabbed his child and fired a shotgun. In a two hour confrontation near Meadows, Ray was subdued by troopers who shot into the attic, killing one man and wounding another. Ray was taken into custody for examination.
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Democrats Rule Tax Debate In Harrisburg Caucus
Democratic leaders in Harrisburg hold an initial caucus on income tax issues as a House vote nears. The session aims to break a fiscal logjam with tentative actions on education and state agency appropriations, while Republicans pledge unified opposition to the tax plan.
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Corry Woman Loses Two Fingers In Accident
A Corry woman suffered the loss of two fingers at her home when a power tool caused a crush injury. She was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon around 4:50 PM in guarded condition with the right hand severely injured.
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Soviets Propose World Trade and Development Program
Soviet planners propose a worldwide trade and development grid to spur a multibillion dollar network. Western governments expect a major push at upcoming world economic conferences. British and French officials note Soviet aims and potential Western cooperation or resistance amid Cold War tensions.
Boy 10 Shot by Brother During Target Practice
Marvin Armagost, 10, of Re 1 Cambridge Ajkins, was shot in the leg by his older brother Martin while unloading a rifle at a home. He underwent surgery at Stent Memorial Hue piel to remove a bullet. Police said the accident occurred as a gun was fired while the boys practiced at home. The condition was improving after surgery.
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Two-Vehicle Crash With Minor Damage At Rural Intersection
No one was injured when two slow moving cars collided at a rural intersection in Riceville. Police reported only 35 dollars in damage to the vehicles. Witnesses cited cautious driving and red light behavior as factors. Officer described the incident as near-miss with potential for serious harm if speeds had differed.
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North Korean Fallout As Truce Delegate Change Reported
North Korea replaced its truce delegate at Panmunjom, with Lt Gen Lee Sink Chown removed and a new Communist party liaison to lead the post armistice talks. The shift follows the Allies pressing for shorter joint observer tims, while the Communist Party holds the line on staffing the mission.
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Seven Treated At Corry Hospital For Weekend Injuries
Seven people were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital over the weekend for various injuries from accidents. One remained hospitalized, Rudy Bomecray, 51, son of Perry Mecray of Wight. he dislocated a left elbow from a fall at home. Others included Chavis Chites, 1, of RD 4 Corry with a cut eyebrow from a fall. Awami Yetwithd McMahnes, 10, of Snyder Circle, with a right thumb injury. Kathleen Joynor, 84, of Belo, who touched another finger while injuring her thumb. Todd Beauthline, 4, of Corry, contusions and bruising from a fall. two year olds treated after being struck by a vehicle. Mrs. Robert Clark of 134 Shady Vende for multiple complaints. and several other minor injuries reported in the week.
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World powers seek security pact on postwar Germany
In Geneva the Western allies led by President Eisenhower urged the Soviet Union and Bulganin to join a zero threat, unified Germany under a broader European security framework. They proposed a Western backed security union, with phased demilitarization and no resort to force, while aiming to protect Soviet interests and Western security commitments. The debate touched on Germany’s place in Europe and the balance of power, with plans for a broader peacetime order and arms reduction.
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