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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 28, 1955
Page
1
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Decision in Talbott case up to president
President Eisenhower will decide Harold E. Talbott's future as Air Force secretary without Senate subcommittee advice. Talbott disclosed a New York partnership with Mulligan and Cy earning 132 032 over two years, and said he now sees past actions as mistaken. He emphasized awaiting full hearings before ruling, and said no fraud or improper ethics were proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Harold E. Talbott
Air Force
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Talbott
McClellan
Avie
Talbot
New York
Fem
Paul Be Mulligin
Hiss
White House
Eljontower
Miyself
Conaidii
Olding
Subcommittee
Mullion Company
Mulligan Company
Draft summons issued to two Corry men for induction
Corry draft board reports only two men Bradley Baker now of Wesleyville and Robert Ryans of Edinboro receive induction notices to report August 4. No pre induction physicals expected in August. Fire destroys farm buildings near Saxonburg, causing 9000 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Raft
Jopel
Bradley Baker
Corry~ Ie
Wesleyville
Robert Ryans
Edinboro
Terport
Dismissal of Contempt Charges In McCarthy Inquiry
Federal Judge dismisses contempt of the Senate charges against Corliss Lamont and two others who refused to answer questions before Senator McCarthy’s investigation subcommittee. The defense argued proper congressional authority, but the ruling centers on the lack of clear delegation or mandate in the indictment.
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New York
Senate
Corliss Lamont
Joseph R McCurtiys
Susze
Edward Weinifeld
Weintld
Beope
McCarthy
Crash Victim Remains Critical After Spartansburg Tractor Crash
Keith Pratick, 24, of Spartansburg remains in critical condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a Tuesday night crash on Route 77. He was driving a tractor south when a car driven by Joseph Marty, 28, failed to stop, though lanterns on the rear were allegedly lit. Pratick’s father disputes early reports, saying the wagon carried a lit lantern and that Pratick was trapped under the tractor before being freed and rushed to hospital with a concussion and possible skull fracture among other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Pratick
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Thane
Pralek
Corry
Joseph Marty
FR. D. 3
Marty
Franck
Guy Fritick
Prairie
GM Earnings And Sales Set Record
General Motors reports record first half results with sales topping 84 billion dollars and a net profit around 661 million. Leaders Curtice and Sloan say six month sales surpassed any period prior to 1850, aided by strong US economic activity and higher quarterly figures. Total six month revenue reached 3.412 billion in the second quarter, up from 2.608 billion a year earlier.
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Ay Namediavon
New York
General Motors Corporation
Peford
Tiarlow H. Curtice
Reonomie
United States
Final passage of foreign aid bill due today
House votes to send a compromise foreign aid bill to the Senate totaling about 2.703 billion dollars. Negotiations reduced Eisenhower seeking 3.264 billion in anti poverty and military aid, with Ellender and other leaders praising the accord but noting remaining funds and authority questions.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Ho Pichire
Mallar
Jamalint Congress
Seth Ellinder
D-Lai
Toer
Road Building Program Killed by House Vote
President Eisenhower voiced disappointment at Congress for rejecting the highway bill and financing plan. The House killed all big road-building proposals for the year, voting 292 to 123 against the Democratic financed measure and 224 to 108 along party lines against the long term bonds proposal. The debate centered on funding methods and road needs for the next decade.
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House
Ike
Dem
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Howse
McCormack
Massachusetts
Eisenhawer
Texites
Peninsula Drowning Claims 2 Corry Lives
A Peninsula drowning today killed two Corry residents, Karl Gates age 3 and Burrows Gil age 14. Coast guards and Peninsula police worked to recover the bodies while Gates was reportedly revived briefly. Families include Gates and Adin Burrows, with a prior house fire in March affecting the Hoonen family.
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Corry
Karl Gates
Burrows
Peninsula
Burrows Gil
Adin Burrows
Hoonel
Lightning strike near Corry sparks fires and power outages
Severe storms lashed Corry area with four fires blamed on lightning. Damage peaked at an estimated 61,500 at HP Stone home, plus damage to Clifford Vaughn residence and Salen Evangelical United Brethren Church. Penelec reported outages across multiple towns as lines and automatic switches failed. Several residents, including near Harold Wixbrough residence, reported power interruptions while routes north and south of Corry saw flash activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Warren
HP. Stone
Clifford Vaughn
United Brethren Church
Fleetrient
Goluinus
Sue Bowe
Youngaville
Harold Wixbrough
Columbus-Glymer
Cweli Linie
Aros
Guiry
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Zoning Board Hear Decision On Parking In R1 Zone
The Zoning Appeals Board will hear Roger Andris and Raleigh Shannon seeking to park and reside in a house in district 303 Ent Columns. City changes to zoning ordinances were approved this month by the City Council. Ed Win J. Smith seeks to add an addition to his home near his property, following the board’s direct suggestion for district changes.
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Nuwest
Roger Andris
Raleigh Shannon
Cohuintiis
Holsental
City Bourell
Win J. Smith
East Measane
Amvets Convenes in Uniontown for State Convention
About 800 delegates arrived in Uniontown for the Pennsylvania State Amvets Convention. The event opens tomorrow with business sessions and a parade planned along Main Street, followed by a gathering at Cols Minders Hall and the selection of the Amvets leaders for the coming year.
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Amvets
Uniontown
Tor He Pennslvania
Minders Hall
Firemen's Parade Weekend Events Draw Large Crowd
Firemen's Parade and Jubilee festivities fill downtown with demonstrations by rescue squads and marching units. Crowds gathered at Fourth Ward playground for Kiddies Day as the district hosts a 70th anniversary event. Featured at 9 30 pm is a demonstration by the MendWilli Farses Squad with visiting personnel and equipment. The day includes bands drum corps and auxiliary groups. tickets for the parade bonds priced at $1 900.
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Fiyonwnly
Connetion
Iptelet
Prolinds
Ie MendWilli Farses
Luni Duimelig
Sylurdig
Themen
Gong
Broughut
Bundy
Ad ‘Diekete
Sivinis
Convict Giles Found Guilty in Texas Trial
A 12-member jury in Texas convicted Giles of being an accomplice to theft of $6000 from the veterans fund. He faces up to three years in prison but is free on $2000 bond while a motion challenges the verdict. The case targets a long delayed veterans land program scandal.
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Monareneres
Austin
Tex
Texas
Rustom Giles Wie
Telat Gilox
Sollan
Atomic cannons to reach Okinawa soon
Washington reports the 260 mm atomic cannon will be landed on Okinawa within days. Batteries already in Europe will be deployed, with the gun using shells over 11 inches and a 20 mile range, and the 280 mm shell achieving about 30 miles.
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Sy Sauiromayou Tea
Washington
Okinawa
Europe
Leader seeks Senate backing for income tax
Harrisburg report: Governor TLaider presses for GOP support to pass an income tax measure. He aims to line up two or three Republican lawmakers to clear the bill through the Senate, while the House voice remains divided on the tax, with talk of a “dead duck” status unless enough votes align. The administration mentions a potential $411 million revenue shift, and Senate prospects hinge on Republican unity and Democratic resistance. Also noted is a $37.80 weekly compensation boost for allied workers and a plan to boost state college and university funding amid Republican delay.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Seale
Tlaider
Senate
Renate Lawiler
Fouse
Senate Tee
HO Andrews
Ollawet Party
Andrews
Walla
Charles
Mtth
Homer
Warts
Lae Halse
Ibn Agiini
Eréwse Moximiisy Waxkinen
Olterwine Hjgenlize
Tia
Two Years For Locking Admiral In Court Martial
A Scottish seaman, Mosparrin McSpornin of HMB Orion, was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment after striking Vice Admiral William Eaton during an inspection on July 2. An officer friend said he was overtired from drinking in the heat of the day.
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Devonport
England
Wal
Oval
James McNiven Mosparrin
HMB
Orion
Wiitch
Adi
J WM. Eaton
McSpornin
Rio
Noted Chemist Ralph Hummel Dies in Vancouver
Ralph Hummel, 55, a Detroit area chemist linked with Parke, Davis & Co, died in Vancouver BC. He aimed to develop pharmaceutical processes including chloro modeling and brewing methods within the Chemical Processing department. Source text notes his work with Aquines and Puenety in related pharmiceyitton fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Ralph Hummel
Department of Parke, Davis & Goy
Bulgaria admits responsibility for airliner disaster
A report states Bulgaria has accepted responsibility for a tragic airliner disaster. The article details weather and environmental conditions blamed for the incident, noting heavy showers in the late afternoon and evening. It mentions observers and the impact on the event venue as factors in the catastrophe.
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Bulgaria
Peiping Names Negotiator for Geneva Talks
Wang Ping-nim named by Peiping to lead Chinese delegation in Geneva talks with the United States and allied powers. Eisenhower signaled possible face-to-face talks between Chou En-lai and Dulles as Red China seeks conditions for negotiation while Taiwan remains a point of dispute. Johnson in Washington said the United States must first determine what the Chinese Communists want to discuss at Geneva.
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Hex
China
Geneva
Choi Enlai
Radia
Wang
Pyea
Mont Eisenhower
Betwee Chou
Bretes
Chungking
Chinn
Kaledieks Natonulat
Taipei
Eisenhower
Prioa
Datlin
Choi
United Btites
Chinkie Coumunists
Formosa
Otire Dulles
Johnson
Youth Killed In Route 5 Crash at White Swan Farms
A 24 year old Fullview youth died instantly in a Route 5 crash in front of White Swan Farms on Ry Dy 1 near Somerville. The victim, who lived with his mother Mire Idith Somerville in FAuviOW, was ejected after a collision with a Datiliour vehicle. Emergency responders pronounced him dead at the scene.
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Erie
A. Ouuersne
Fullview
Weal
White Swan Farms
Fution Somerville
Americans Among 58 Killed in Bulgaria Plane Disaster
A Bulgarian inquiry group is named to probe a fatal plane crash that killed 58 people, with reports from News Agency claiming an Israeli aircraft flew over unauthorized territory. The tragedy affects American nationals among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Protests Roar in British Commons Over Bulgarian Airliner Shootdown
A Bulgarian claim that its antiaircraft guns shot down an Israeli airliner killing 58 aboard sparked a Commons uproar. MPs criticized the action as brutal and warned of diplomatic fallout while officials pledged a formal inquiry. The incident occurred after the plane strayed into Bulgarian airspace near the Greek border, with nations reporting the tragedy and calling for restraint.
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London
Bulgaria
Bulgaria Expresso
Whitt
Trin
Psn
Turton
Toreige Weilernoro
Bilfriid
Morbert Marron
Toren
Theta Walthwaly
Morrison
Mt Orvilo
Sil~oniki
Wiigoslavii
Vardar Vidley
Teotitier
Warren Couple Buys Toy Town
Warren couple Kennedy Paterson purchase Toy Town, a toy shop previously operated by Mrs. EP Hettes. New owners plan no change to outlet operations and will continue Toy Center activities in the Warrin community.
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Toy Town
Toym
EP Hettes
Kennedy Peterson
Warrin
Alko Uperdorp
Toy Center
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