Corry Evening Journal Summary Page
The Corry Evening Journal reports on national and international topics, including President Eisenhower and Soviet travel policy, noting Geneva talks and US Soviet travel restrictions. It mentions Baptist clerics invited to the Soviet Union and farm delegation visits, with Department of State commentary on travel limitations.
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U. S
Vist
Soviet Union
Towa
Soviet Russia
Ussr
State Department
United States
Soviet Criton
Europe
Russia
How Smart Are You Answers From Classified Pase
A fragmented quiz page asks seven current event questions about ages of graduates, electoral votes by states, insurance coverage versus survival expenses, maple leaf symbol origins, congressional military service, post office box colors, and a Decatur game term.
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Gotleye
Decatur
One of Nation's Top Kegras Killed in Crash
A Brooklyn native and noted bowler in Philadelphia died instantly in a crash at a dawn intersection involving a trolley car. The deceased, a former national match champion and 300-game bowler, was celebrated in bowling circles and had recent ties to Russian visitors and U.S. travel notes.
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Philadelpaia
Serpico
Brooklyn
N.Y
Philadelphia Agra Stud
National Yomen’s Chim
Pion
Sylvia Wones Philidolgua
Jor Orn
Demi Chapewu
Girard
Wee
Labor Day celebration in Corry led by VFW posts
Twenty years ago Corry planned a Labor Day celebration under Lieut Archy W Thompson Post 264 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Citizens urged a gambling demonstration in the city park while Corry School District faces payrolls and debt payments. per capita tax delinquency notices may be issued. School board elections will see three new members elected to the Board of Education, with current president Mie Jon Brown PD, Hillstrom, and Dots A. Loveening among nominees.
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Corry
Archy W.thompson
Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pointe
George HH Gordon
Schoslow
Manne
Baycation
Hill Your
Mie Jon Brown
A Hillstrom
Dots A. Loveening
40 Years Ago Pie Plant Destruction in City Fire
A blast from a 1910s era pie plant fire destroyed the Cory Wrench Company plant on Able Street. Damages estimated between 10000 and 19000 dollars, with limited insurance coverage. Attorneys Kincaid and Kincaid announce Common Pleas court action seeking 35000 dollars against the Pennsylvania Railroad for injuries to Carlyle Bowrum in a wreck near Harrisburg last April. Sylvester Seramikeye, aged 65, died at the home of his brother-in-law after weeks of illness.
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Cory Wrench Company
Able Street
Kincaid and Kincaid
Common Pleas Court
Joey Giardello Begins Prison Term for Assault
The Associated Press reports boxer Joey Giardello started an 18 month prison sentence yesterday after pleading to charges arising from an incident in Philadelphia. Details indicate the former world middleweight champion will serve time at a state facility, with the case centering on a violent altercation and subsequent sentencing actions.
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Joey Giardello
Associated Press
Phyladelpata
Joey Giardalso
Priory
Philadelfihik
Devearuld
Swithin superstition fades as rain misses days
A fragmented local note mentions St Swithin's superstition failing with sparse rain this week after a downpour last Saturday. It notes St Swithin as Bishop of Winchester and adds brief community items including amateur radio club formation, a wedding at Mutler, a returned found money incident, and Navy training cruises involving Vincent Dilgna aboard the USS New Jersey.
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Swithin
St. Swithin
Winchester
Egbert
Ethelswulf
Kewless
Corty
Robert Berto
Snyder Circle
Tns
Iors
Joon
Slocum
East Main Street
Hildebrand
Sevral
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Mutler
Olyss
Vincent Dilgna
A. & Navy
Helen Wells
Congress Street
New Jersey
Atlantic
Europe
Norchist
Naval Academy
Inactivity on higher officers prompts reform talk in article
The piece urges a well organized program to prevent the organization from fading from view. It notes a push for activity among top echelons and hints at broader concerns within the group.
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Lof
Meerdink
House of Furniture
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Digpl
Pennsylvania
Corry Country Club
Mad Park
Erie County
Ductwork Journey Involves White Mules And Pioneer Wagons
Several observers questioned why white mules were chosen to haul covered wagons on a westward trip this week. Eres Fiferen said keeping track of the mules is unnecessary as they do not stray, while Elferen built the constricted wagon that resembled those used in pioneer days.
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Ernie Palmquist
Inew
Columbus
Route 6
Eres
Fiferen
Elferen
Champion of small businessman dies in Evanston
Dewitt McKinley Emery, 99, founder and president of the National Small Business Men's Association, died yesterday at his home in suburban Evanston. A Grove City, Pennsylvania native, Emery was a crusader for free enterprise and a persistent advocate that small business voices be heard in government.
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Chicago
Dewitt McKinley Emery
National
Small Business Men's Association
Evanston
Grove City
Emery
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