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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 30, 1955
Page
1
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Congress Hopes to Adjourn Late Today
Washington era weary lawmakers rushed back to the Capitol to end the 1985 congressional session. The House and Senate faced a crowded agenda with five major bills and a large funding package to finish before adjournment.
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Rescue squad demonstration draws crowd at old Meadville high
Hundreds witness Meadville Rescue Squad show urban building rescue techniques at the old high school in a staged drill. Fire Chief Fred Carmen directs the rope line as a 80 foot ladder is deployed and a member descends to ground amid spectators and a carnival crowd later nearby.
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Satellites in Orbit Nears White House Stance
The White House signals satellites may not emerge by 1958 amid public intrigue about flying saucers. Readings from Wallace Cady family sightings fuel questions as scientists discuss developing multistage rocket tech, forecasts, and possible satellite experiments without human crews.
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Final Parade Schedule For Diamond Jubilee Procession
The Stanford Hox Company parade committee lists marching order for the Diamond Jubilee parade to start at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The first division includes Color Guard and various city units followed by a second division featuring Warren Moose Band and regional fire departments. Page B6 continues with additional units and timeline.
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Waterford
Babson Sees Crime Trends Mix With Population Growth
Babson Park Mass analyst Roger W Babson cautions against doom when crime and accidents rise with population. He argues crime per capita may decline as population expands and cites historical patterns since Hoover era.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Impartia Statiatician
Hoover
United States
Automobile Nuisance and Immigration Questions
The page argues that growing car use and immigration burden Britain and the United States. It questions crime and disorder rising with population shifts over 25 years. It critiques municipal parking limits and suggests remedies for merchants and workers amid urban congestion.
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Great Britain
United States
Dems fail in bid to woo GOP senators
A labor drive to block an income tax bill faces GOP resistance as five Republican senators appear unlikely to back the measure. Several say they will vote against the tax or stay in line with party leadership while awaiting committee referrals and leverage in Harrisburg.
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Roy B Furman
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Joseph M. Barr
Harrisburg
Andrews
Let Contract On Columbus Bridges
Britton Inc of Linesville awarded a contract for two T beam bridges over the Brokenstraw in Columbus village. The firm will also lay bituminous surface on 0.4 mile of roadway between Rotte and Sols, part of the route through Columbus.
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Three GOP Senators Say Talbott Under Mounting Pressure To Quit
Three Republican Senators pressed Talbott to resign amid Senate inquiry and mounting calls from Capitol Hill. The reports note Talbott denying the push while a network of GOP officials signal potential retirement plans as hearings loom.
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Three Turncoats Return Home Face Serious Charges
San Francisco report on three American teenagers who returned from Asia after the Korean War era, accused of betraying comrades and aiding the enemy. They were arrested on arrival at Pt. Baker and may face court martial after investigations. Families gathered at the dock as they reunited with relatives, with mixed emotions and appeals for justice.
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PTA Boosts Down Payments and Reduces Home Mortgage Time
The Peseril fouslig Administration announces higher minimum down payments for mortgages and cuts the maximum repayment period by five years. The plan raises minimum down payments to 7 percent of the first 9,000 of value plus 27 percent of the balance, aiming to limit FHA insured home loans.
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Corry Building Corporation to pay stockholder refunds
Stockholders of the Corry Building Corporation will receive a 10 per share refund as a result of a directors meeting held yesterday at the Hotel rooms. Payment will not be available for several weeks as funds are reserved and interest penalties apply.
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Corry Building Corporation
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Columbus Dam Delays and Commission Turmoil
Confusing reports say the Columbus dam rebuild faces delays while the Fish Commission struggles with leadership changes. Charlie French was ousted as head two weeks ago, and a Republican appointee Trench was fired by a Democratic governor, leaving ongoing uncertainty about project progress.
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Lightning Strikes Substation Causing Major Power Loss
In Jackson Mississippi lightning struck a power substation, causing an estimated twenty million dollars in damage and a blackout affecting downtown EMS Hoists and other facilities. The Mississippi Power and Light Co. reported fires in large condensers and a plume of black smoke as crews fought the blaze and restored service.
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Two New Doctors Move to City for Joint Practice
Two physicians join Wied Jolbe in a joint practice opening offices at 21 North Center Street as Dr G B H Benet prepares to retire after 80 years in the field. Dr John Jack Brows and Dr Tom James Hlemart are both graduates of the University Medical Behood.
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Four U.S. Senators Seek Russian Visas This Summer
Four senators led by Senator Auld publicly sought visas to visit behind the Iron Curtain with plans for Moscow and other Soviet states in September and October. They aim to study Soviet culture and politics while urging admission for journalists and lawmakers.
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Iron Curtain
Washington
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Boy Killed by Train Near Braddock Pennsylvania
A three year old boy named Philip Siverine was killed when he wandered onto railroad tracks near Braddock, Pennsylvania yesterday. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Guy Siver Hing.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philip Siveriine
Braddock
Guy Siver= Hing
Premier Declares No War With U S Hopes Talks Succeed
Premier states no war with the United States is desired and a cease fire is not in question. He expresses hope Geneva talks will be successful and maintain peace.
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Demand for Return of China Students in U S
Associated Press reports Red China’s Premier Chow En-lai urged the return of thousands of Chinese students in the United States. He called for negotiations toward easing tensions and repatriating civilians, signaling possible Geneva talks progress if the United States cooperates.
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Repair Ponds at State Fish Hatchery
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