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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 25, 1955
Page
1
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Showdown Vote Near On Income Tax Issue
Harrisburg reports last minute strategy sessions as Gov Leader and Democratic leaders push for a crucial House vote on the income tax measure one day away. Despite claims of 108 votes, opposition voices like Dr William D McClelland question the plan. House leaders expect a long session with possible amendments before the tally.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg — Administration
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Sen
Barry
Pittstoreh
Willim D. McClelland
Allegheny County
Wid
House
Democrata
Rendinger
Readinger
Breth
Two Corry Brothers Hurt In One-Car Crash
Two brothers were injured in a one car smashup on the Corry Bouwerdam road five miles west of the city. Adwitt Foley 21 sustained contusions and abrasions. James Foley 38 had more serious injuries with burns and a possible fracture. Both were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and released or admitted as noted. The driver reportedly lost control on a slick curve, the car striking bunk walls on both sides of the highway. Damage estimated at several hundred dollars.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
James N. Foley
Tas West Pleadant
Plane Forced Down At Canadohta Lake In Storm
Akron pilot Helfinch, who ran Titusville Laundry, landed a small plane at Canadohta Lake after a violent thunderstorm reduced visibility. The craft carried three passengers from Akron to Jamestown, N.Y. The storm forced the forced landing, after which the pilot managed to take off again and proceed.
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Helfinch
Akron
Jamestown
N.Y
Thelfinch
Canadohta Lake
Titusville
Police Nab Six On Speed Charge In Corry
Corry police cited six motorists for driving too fast for conditions on East Columbus and nearby streets over the week. Additional arrests include four for reckless driving on West Smith Street and two more for driving too fast for conditions. One driver, Zack Miller of Erie, was stopped for driving without a Pennsylvania license. Information filed with Alderman George Gordon.
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Corry
Avenu
John Capela
Columbus Avenue
Daniel E. Convey
Gene- Sev
Columbus Avenues
Robert K. Chapel
Warren
Columbus
Vai Flaherty
East Colimbus Avenue
Fallowine
Gorton
Brown
R. D
Torepedo
West Smith Street
William
Mifsud
Erie
Walter Fuss
Lawrenice Park
Beddy Guildy Street
Ghestgul
Church Streets
Floyd Hermansen
Eist Columbus, Avenue
Zack Miller
Pennsylvania
George Gordon
Truckers Strike Snarls Pittsburgh Deliveries
A one day old strike by Western Pennsylvania truck drivers is hitting local stores that rely on shipments from the Pittsburgh area. Some routes are rerouted to avoid Pittsburgh origins while direct Steel City terminals shipments are nearly blocked, creating supply pinch for retailers.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Pittablurgh
Steel City
Soviet Leaders Tour East Berlin After Geneva
Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin tour East Berlin on their way home after the Geneva talks. Molotov and Zhukov accompany, while Otto Grotewohl of East Germany welcomes them and notes the conference helped ease world tension.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Bolganin
Geneva
Storm Laded District With 1.04 Inches Of Rain
A heavy Saturday downpour drenched the Corry district, dropping 1.04 inches as the area cooled from a high near 86. Winds and lightning caused scattered damage but no major losses. Fire crews, utility workers, and motorists faced limited visibility and power issues amid continuing storms into Sunday.
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Corry
Erelock
Lalo Life
Newby Elgin B
Lange
Pennsylvania Elect Company
Grate Street
Nikoma
Clymer District
Attiseuth
Atitar Tuts
Red Cross swim class enrollments rise in Corry
The Red Cross Swim-To-Swim program reports 162 registrations this year in Corry with 240 participants over the first two days of swimming. Mrs Tarbell notes free instruction and staff, with openings still in Senior Life Saving class for those over 16. Last year 78 started and 124 enrolled in the first week. this year 162 had registered by week’s end. Pitts National Bank to acquire 81 Gilly Bank of Ferrell, rename to Pitts National Bank of Mercer County.
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Red Cross
Canadotita
Jett Baldwit Paw Wik
Olin Cupwell
Walter ‘Ripe
Tarbell
Tiurbell
Pit Nationn Bank of
Greenvilte
Gilly Bank of Ferrell
Norman P. Mortensen
First National Presaior
Unl
Banc
Pitts National Bank of
Mercer County
Ike Dulles Report to Congress on Talks With Russians
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles presented to Congress a briefing on the Geneva Conference efforts. Senators and representatives from both parties attended at the White House for a cordial, hopeful session. Eisenhower noted progress and anticipated negotiations with the Russians would continue in a different atmosphere. A later public address was planned for 10:30 p.m. with a large crowd greeting the president at National Airport.
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Sil Carey
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National
Corryite Loses Eye After Coiling Machine Accident
Emory Costes, 44, of Mara dam Till road, suffered the loss of his right eye at Reayemond Mfg. Co. plant when a steel chip flew from a coiling machine. He was treated at the local hospital and then transferred to Himot Hos pital in Erie for surgical removal of the eye. The incident prompted immediate emergency care and subsequent specialist attention.
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Corryite
Emory Costes
Maradam Till
Himot Hospital
Erie
Costes
Reayemond Mfg. Co
Locil Hospital
Thle
AP News Briefs Summary From The World In Brief
AP reports fromHong Kong on a British ship captain facing charges amid gunfire claims by Nationalists. In Sicily Mt Etna erupts lava weeks into activity with no village danger. Nehru asks Portugal to close its New Delhi legation by August 5, risking diplomatic rupture. Rome notes the death of Italian Red leader Ruggero Greco of the Communist party.
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Catanta
Sicily
Mt Etna
Forringd
Nehru
Portugal
New Delhi
Tadla
Four Power Talks Move to Second Geneva Stage
Geneva reports outline the second stage of four power negotiations aiming for East‑West détente. Big Five initial discussions set groundwork for disarmament and German unification, with experts to draft concrete proposals in the coming weeks as ministers plan October Geneva talks.
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Europeutic Security
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Linty
Raymond union sanctions strike over wage and union shop
The Raymond Mfg Co negotiators clash with the United Auto Workers over a 12 cent hourly hike and a mandatory union shop. A strike vote was authorized, with a walkout possible if negotiations fail, though no immediate strike is certain as talks resume. The current contract expires August 4 and a new meeting is planned to salvage an agreement.
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Wigen
Itl
Fiat
Bike Parade To Be Held Tonight By UK Stasiford Hose
The town hosts a bicycle parade at seven tonight as the first event of a Jubiliee week by UK Stasiford Hose Company. Children will ride from the park to Center Street and West South Street, then to Fourth Ward playground where judges will rate their bikes. Several shows begin on the playground Saturday with more activities planned, potentially drawing up to 4000 attendees if weather holds.
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Fia Burda
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UK Stasiford Hose Company
Center Street
Betten
Olin Brackenae
Jay Weberator
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Pennsylvania Firemen's Association
Red China Seeks U N Admit Ten T
Peiping plans to press for admission to the United Nations, dispatching a Kyodo report from Tokyo says. A Peiping cor respondent cables that the Chinese leadership aims to join at Geneva era talks, signaling a push for broader international cooperation.
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China
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Peiping
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International Cooperational
Geneva
Turncoats On Last Leg Of Trip Home
Former American prisoners of war who had defected sailed home on a voyage marked by mixed reunion aims. In Honolulu they described their return, praised President Cleveland era policies, and expressed hope for eventual repatriation to the United States after years abroad.
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Hue
United States
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Vehicle crash in Fredericksburg leaves Marine dead
Fragmentary report from Fredericksburg VA details a deadly two car crash near Fredericksburg. One Marine, Pvt John Ruddy, 18, of Shenandoah, was killed while the other eight people were injured. The incident occurred on August 1 near Milles. Dispatch unclear on exact roles and vehicle specifics.
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Predericksburg
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Fredericksburg
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Ruddy
Seengora
Luitersa
Junio
Parleys to Open in Geneva on Repatriation Talks
Washington and Red China plan Geneva talks next Monday to discuss repatriation of civilians who wish to return home. U S and China will send ambassadors with UK and Burma observers to negotiate a broad framework, aiming to ease civilian returns and resolve consular issues. The meeting, widely reported, will involve high level diplomacy and is seen as a step toward easing tensions between the two nations.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Red China
Geneva
Erdaan
State Department
Alex Dotiniant
Johnson
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Stile Dalles
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Burma
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Republic of Ching Theron
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Final Rites Set For Cordell Hull
Washington memorial service announced for Cordell Hull former secretary of state who died at 83. Services to be conducted at Episcopalian Cathedral by Very Rev Sayre, burial planned at oil thedeal cemetery. Hull and wife had no children.
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Washington Nations
Tomorow
Cordell Tull
Ipiscopal
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Sayre
Hull
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