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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1957
Page
1
An OCR fragment describes a property listing on West 1120s with multiple floors and rooms. It mentions 60 persons capacity, 7 baths, 3 rooms, and several duplex units. The text is garbled but indicates a journal entry or sale listing with unit numbers BU and 6123.
Incomplete readable text from a local page mentions a venue contact and a route reference. It includes a Wall Street area note and a bust number, with miscellaneous numbers and letters suggesting an event listing or notice. No clear persons, organizations, places, or dates are discernible.
Incomplete OCR text mentions dairy in relation to cattle and a date line. Readable entities include Lincoln area dairy terms and references to cattle trading. The fragment hints at a trade item or livestock listing but lacks full details for a complete report.
In Knoxville Tennessee opposing lawyers begin arguments as U S District Judge Taylor instructs a 12 member jury. The government says 10 defendants conspired with Kasper to violate a court order desegregating Clinton High School. Deliberations expected to begin tomorrow with potential six months jail and a $1000 fine per count.
A Navy patrol plane from Naval Patrol Squadron 29 crashed in storm winds while search operations for a sister aircraft continued. Eight bodies were recovered and a ninth victim had been found earlier, with one survivor in serious condition at a Turin hospital. Survivors were later reported stabilizing, but identities of crew members remained unavailable. The crash occurred near Turin at 5,200 feet on Mt Pra between Turin and the French frontier, as climbers witnessed the wreckage and aided the living. Authorities did not release names of those aboard.
Ex-Titusville man Evans, 4, formerly of ILGsvillY, was picked up at a cottage at Mystic Bath on a warrant charging him with check fraud. Police said he was driving a stolen Cadillac and was wanted by officials in several places on bad-check lures. Evans was arrested after his former wife and 6-year-old daughter were tipped off during a weekend incident at a cottage, leading to his return to Titusville.
Roy Buin, college and pro football standout, died after a tavern shooting in San Francisco. Witnesses say Invernozil fired three shots at Buin, who had confronted profanity and was dragged toward the door. the killer claimed dislike for him. Burnt, married with a daughter, was reportedly pregnant wife Gloria.
State Police cited Sparta driver James Peters for traveling too fast for conditions after a two-vehicle crash left Peters and passenger Richard McGennett with facial injuries and hospital treatment at Stem Memoria Hospital in Union City. A second wreck near We Carry Drive-In injured Dorothy Wheeler and Barbara Cont. Rowal with facial and chest injuries. total damage estimated at 21 dollars.
Senate leader Mahany accused Governor Bender of acting like a dictator by vetoing bills after adjournment and urged a 30 day window to review vetoes. He warned the governor could bypass the Legislature and cited public demand against general Lewinian acts. He hoped the 1967 session would avoid adjournment without a plan.
Washington Senate committee will open next week its probe into Johnny Dio's labor union ties. The panel plans hearings on CIO Teamsters power struggles in New York and the East Coast while resuming a separate inquiry into alleged misuse of funds by UTW leaders Anthony Valente and Lloyd Klewerk. Meany was summoned as part of the UTW matter, denying irregularities, while the union says its ethics code and internal review found no fault.
British officials accuse outside forces of backing a tribal rebellion in the Muscat Oman region amid concerns over a Middle East crisis. Prime Minister Macmillan’s government discusses the flare up as Britain orders provisional troop movements and alerts in Kenya Cypria and Iraq. Reports say U.S. arms linked to Saudi influence may be involved, though Lloyd claims no confirmed American origin for weapons in use.
A Republican group appoints McGunigle to lead the party finance committee after the resignation of Samuel W Ewing. The selection, tied to internal faction changes, places McGunigle as head of a prominent industry group and signals ongoing power realignments within the party.
The Eastern Seaboard and mid Atlantic sweltered in extreme heat with temperatures around 100 degrees. At least 30 drownings occurred as millions sought relief at lakes and streams. Baltimore hit 103 and Washington 101 as New York and Philadelphia also posted torrid readings. A cooling front began moving south, bringing scattered showers from the Great Lakes toward the central plains.
A new loan company, Corry Loan Co., will open in Corry on or before September 1 at the South Center street site formerly occupied by Studt Jewelers. Cragg, manager of Beneficial Lawn Company's Erie office, will head the local operation after resigning this week. He has spent seven years with Beneficial, four in the Erie office and three in Corry. The exact opening date is tentative, with four weeks set aside for preparations before operations begin.
Curry w EDOETE o Swim classes. Mrs Norman Tarbell disclosed its marns ing. Of this number 140 are enrolled at the waterfront classes being giv en at Cungdohta Laie. Sixteen are registered for thread. Fariced wormrmling classes: white 2b are aking. The Life Saving course. Mrs. Tarbell and the program is more adequately staffed than it ever has been and this is adding to the ese with which fie wntivir project is being carried off. She is t being assisted by Carl Rubner of the Pennsylvania Electric Company, delfry Baldwi, finda Tarbell, Paul Dwyer John Burgess, Mrs. William Cimbleton and Mrs. Robert Gal breath.
The AP reports the Senate split as 41 in favor 26 opposed to adding a jury trial provision to a bill on voting rights. Southern opponents push to keep court actions enforceable without jury trials while supporters seek juries in voting rights cases. If the amendment passes, other enforcement provisions face changing votes. momentum appears to hinge on regional and party lines with continued debate into Page Three.
Washington lawmakers press the civil rights bill into a third week of debate with supporters vowing to keep the vote provision intact. A key amendment to repeal the old Reconstruction era troop authority is expected to be voted on, signaling a possible concession to Southern opponents while leaders Knowland and Humphrey push for changes.
SOMENSET Kym-A lay of pleasure riding in wm railiewrap. car ended Im death on a railrad cross ing for eight youngsters yesterday The youths had been riding wound in the 104] model car all way om only, miinutes before the Sontin eto Railway freight hit them, ole ay) scared by wHint fm Called "Some reckless driving,' had left the gate. Dead were Charles Aten, 14, his two Sisters, Frances, 14, And Jose King, 15, Betty Bray, Th: Junes Richards, 16, dames: Calhoun, Vt Charles Simmons, 16, whit Ronald TANL. TALL ere: frm SOMITE Sheriff Gimure Phelps quoted 15 year-old Donald Hewns saying he 'd been riding with the other youngsters but Hecane frightened when some of the boys began wrest ling to see who would live Phelps said qwitreges fold tin We Car approachee thw crossithy at Wout 35 to 40 singles all tour with 4 flat tire and a broken Ue vod
Charles A. Given age 73 former president of the National Coal Association founding head of Imperial Coal Co at Johnstown Pu dies Saturday in Miami Beach. He led industry groups and built a regional coal operation, leaving a legacy in corporate and trade circles.
In Alliance Nebraska Judy Diehl a girl 10 or 11 is recovering surprisingly well after a plane crash 25 miles south of Bingham Nebraska that killed her parents Merritt Diehl 45 and Carolyn Diehl 45 and the pilot Milo German 55. Rescuers say Judy woke under a seat used a buckle to drink water and eat a banana and she does not remember the crash. Flight had departed from Alliance Airport and was returning in a storm when the crash occurred.
The 1957 Chenier Assembly, led by Governor Lauder, approved a slate of state measures including 444 bills originating in the House and 22 vetoes. The governor endorsed a conflict of interest bill but kept reservations as the measure did not pass with full General Assembly consent.
Weather conditions at HST SITE in Ney cause postponement of the CUTIE Gketlen Wome test planned for today and tomorrow. Officials cite unfavorable weather as the reason for postponement and reschedule the nuclear device test.
A Pennsylvania court dismissed a $500,000 suit against Musser Forests and related defendants amid claims of conspiracy to defraud the commonwealth over seedling sales. The ruling, issued in November 1986, found the complaint fatally defective and in favor of the Commonwealth, with costs awarded against the defendants. Separately, the Belle Vernon body of a boy, Richard Biol, 11, was found after drowning in the Monongahela River on Friday with search efforts ongoing.
Report from Ohio recounts ongoing controversy over admitting a lie detector test for Sam Sheppard. References to Florida prisoner confession claims, Judge Blythin remarks, and statements by Ohio's attorney general amid press headlines and court commentary.
A special antlerless deer season has been allotted with a quota of 47,800 deer. The schedule is set, with dates and regional details listed for a statewide plan and local units.
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