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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1957
Page
3
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William Phillips sues A Le Roy Geraldine Metz and Lan Sadette Club in Common Pleas Court seeking 5000 for the death of his 16 year old daughter Phyllis who died after a rodeo incident on property in Dairyview. The girl was lassoed by a companion, then thrown from a bucking horse and died hours later. The suit alleges improper postponement of the rodeo and holds the club and property owners responsible.
A 16 year old Union City youth pleaded guilty to hit and run driving before Justice Marian Gilson in Cambridge Springs. James G Oblinsky of Union City was committed to Crawford County Jail in default of 600 dollars bail after police said he struck a parked car owned by Charles Walters of Cambridge Springs on Route 19 and shoved the car into a telephone pole. He was picked up by friends after leaving his own car on the outskirts of town.
JOHNSTOWN Pa A suburban Parkhill woman will be tried tonight on charges she fired a rifle at another woman through a kitchen window Publishers report that Mary Pokosh was standing nearby when Anna Byshntle fired through the kitchen door window. The pellet shattered the window and narrowly missed Pokosh.
Reported British troops flown from Aden to Oman assist Sultanate forces in a widening oil conflict. Rebels control about 6,000 square miles in the Sultanate, raising the risk of international recognition and shifting oil rights. A Saudi Arabia British dispute over Buraimi glitters as a flashpoint with potential Saudi or U.S. oil interests at stake.
Erie plant settlements prevail as the Copes-Vulcan Co and Thayed-Pardine Co workers return after deal. Steelworkers and Papermaxers unions press for wage claims while Hammermill and Marx Toy cases show new legal actions and bond posting.
RADFORD Bradford Hospital admitted two new polio victims over the weekend. Bonita June Bryington ten and Robert J. Conner forty seven were listed among the year’s fourth and fifth polio cases. Bonita had prior polio symptoms twice in 1952 after receiving the three-shot Salt vaccine. Robert was admitted Sunday around 1430 hours. The 1956 polio season had eight city and area cases with early hospitalizations.
Vessels unues wy Thomas Walk of Pittsburgh was killed and Rena Anesir, also of Pittsburgh, injured in a late night two car crash on Route 19 in Butler County near the Allegheny County line. Police say Walk’s car collided with a machine driven by Paul J. Plevell of New Brighton, who was seriously hurt. Ms Anesir was reported in air conditions today at Allegheny General Hospital.
Austin Wallace a seven year oldMontour resident died at Washington Hospital two months after an attack in his home described by police as an apparent robbery attempt Three young men arrested May 23 for assaulting Wallace pleaded guilty to attempted robbery and were held for grand jury action They are George Pollard 18 of Canonsburg James Alford 19 of Houston and Ronald Burges 20 of Canonsburg All were free on bond
Bear Lake community notes report Mrs Norman Smith and Mr Harvey Martin at an electrical convention in Hotel Jamestown and Women enjoying Chautauqua Lake boat rides. Elwood Connell weekend visit to Kenmore. Mrs Ralph Martin and Miss Millie Burch calls. church services affected by Findley Lake camp meeting. Obituary notes Mr Tom Rowe buried in Leroy after Rose Dake plant work. Norene Johnston and Lawrence Keefe wed at Evangelical Church. Elvin Ayling’s birthday marked with family calls and visits.
Jack A. Goodman 48, vice president and executive editor of Sihon & Schuster Inc., publishers, died Sunday. Born in Montreal, he was a prominent figure in journalism and publishing.
An ex Ripley resident died in a Buffalo area crash near Lackawanna after a two vehicle collision. He worked at Bethlehem Steel and is survived by his wife Cora and several sisters and stepdaughters. Funeral services were held at Talbot Funeral Home Ripley with Rev Milton Thomas officiating. Burial followed in Quenny Rural Cemetery.
A Kane area man was critically injured when his pickup hit a parked truck along Route 646 near Bradford. Mallory, driving north, struck a transformer repair truck owned by Pennsylvania Electric Co of Johnstown, driven by Harry Hina May of Bradford who had stopped to repair a transformer. Mallory was rushed to Bradford Hospital with shock, fractured ribs, and a possible punctured lung. his one year old granddaughter Susan Darlene Cox, a passenger, escaped injuries.
A historic crowd heard Judge Layton Smith’s 52 minute charge as jurors were sent to deliberate in the Clinton Trial. The case, tied to 1956 disputes over state and federal authority, featured arguments from Assistant District Attorney John Crawford and defense counsel Taylor Honly, with notes on the role of the government and racial tensions in the era.
An Eastern Airlines Constellation bound for Atlanta was delayed about three hours at LaGuardia after a bomb scare. Police searched the plane and 35 bags but found no device, and the flight departed at 3:10 a.m. after a hoax call warned of a bomb on board.
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