10 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions people, places, and dates in a street setting. Readable items include partial names and an address 518 West Squire Street. Specific event details, dates, or outcomes are missing, making precise summary difficult.
A delegation from Ottawa Illinois seeks an American court for William Girard 21 charged with fatally shooting a Japanese woman at a firing range in Japan. They argue American citizens should face U S justice and appeal the decision to allow trial in Japan. Girard claims the shooting was accidental. The group plans to confer with Edward McCabe and push for reversal of the Japanese trial plan.
Nixon indicating best path to the 1960 Republican presidential nomination is as an Eisenhower aligned figure. He has backed foreign aid and spending and spoke for aid to Poland in East Lansing. He may clash with Senate Republican Leader Knowland on Polish aid as speculation grows on rival tickets from California. Knowland’s future plans remain uncertain, with a possible run for governor and a bid to retain GOP sway in California.
Flag Day observances in Corry mark the town’s patriotism with a ceremony on June 14 led by Brice Ilsworth exalted ruler of the Corry Lodge of Elks. Dr Joseph Selin chairs the planning committee as Grove City College economist Wutt Bedl, Sennhols, orwohl, is slated to speak on inflation causes and remedies. The public is invited to gather on the porch of the Telles lodge at 7 p.m with a hour band concert before the ceremony.
Mrs. Stalin Patterson, 46, of Ridarby Twraple, daughter of a former speaker of the Subte q House of Representatives, was killed Saturday night when the car she rode in collided with another auto driven by Hepat Myers, 33, of Temple. Richard Brunner, 90, of Fencing, also died in the three-car collision on Route 2.
An out of control car rolled from a driveway into the street, totaling Alton T May’s vehicle and causing about 400 dollars damage to James Beagle’s machine. May and his wife escaped injury but faced summons for brake and driver’s license issues. Both drivers were told to report to police headquarters.
Jordan, in Amman, expelled two Egyptian diplomats on security charges and said they departed for Cairo. A government statement cited a plot to assassinate officials in Amman and demanded consular figures be recalled for security reasons. The notice claimed no details were disclosed about the alleged conspiracy and referenced an emissary reportedly involved with Jordanian military officials.
Decree and budget battles reopen on three fronts as Dem nefus seeks to restore 44 million to Gov Lesder's budget. The Senate considers the $1,111,000,000 general appropriation bill while House Democrats hold up $9.5 million for state institutions. Gov campaigns to restore the $1,569,000,000 level amid GOP opposition and a last-ditch effort by 70 civic leaders in Harrisburg. Senate leaders say rapid action is unlikely this week, with a conference committee to decide boosts or cuts pending House input.
The Supreme Court today announced a new hearing for Garyl Chickiminn of California, labeled a sex terrorist and prison cell author. Proceedings focus on legal rights and potential adjustments in his confinement terms.
The pro Western government in Lebanon claimed victory in the first round of parliamentary elections winning 15 of 22 seats. Violent clashes erupted in Beirut with casualties reported and police denying fatalities. Government candidates led in Beirut while battles flared in Mostem Quarter and south Lebanon where independents captured three seats.
Three top Carpenters Union officials were summoned by the Senate Roads Subcommittee amid a highway land scandal in Indiana. Maurice A Hutcheson, Frank M Chapman, and O William Blaier face questions over payments totaling about 120416 dollars from Indiana for right of way parcels and a profits figure reported as over 80000 dollars.
The maceing trial of two present and two former supervisors of the State Highway Department went to an Allegheny Criminal Court jury of eight women and four men. Testimony concluded Friday. Judge Langfield Weiss delivered his charge to the jury this morning.
Seven youths die and 88 are hurt when a bomb explodes at a palm garden seaside casino in Algiers. Authorities link the attack to Algerian nationalists, aiming to pressure France as political tensions rise. The blast, timed for 7 PM, occurred amid a crowded gathering, wounding many families and leaving a scene of chaos.
Police end a car stealing spree by Jann Poblick a 17 year old ward of Anaheny County Juvenile Court. He fled to multiple towns stealing six vehicles including a truck and cars from Clabion and Meadville before being captured in Mansfield. Investigators coordinate with owners to determine charges.
Four youths from Union City and Franklin broke into Troyer warehouse on Route 6 near Chion city. Clare Etridge spotted them, pursued in his car, and the Union City police intervened at a gas station. They admitted the break in with intent to commit gasoline theft and were remanded to Erie County Jail for next quarter sessions.
President Nixon defended the administration's plan to loan about 5 million dollars for Poland purchases and equipment, framing the aid as a risk in the broader policy challenge. He asserted the move against what he called the alien movement’s influence and warned of consequences if opposed.
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling urged a global appeal to halt nuclear weapon testing, calling on scientists from Russia Britain France and other nations to join. He noted 4,000 signatures already, warning of radioactive fallout and urging immediate international action.
A letter signed by KR Bawyer and sent to retailers warns of apathy toward the Chamber of Commerce effort. It urges stronger membership, monthly meetings, and clear leadership as the 1057 plans unfold, noting low attendance undermines the group’s goals and promising action to revive support. The missive stresses the need for committed participation at a June meeting to restore momentum.
A two car collision near Gurdenta left two people dead and six injured. Authorities identified drivers and passengers, including Mrs Toni Fait and Mr Ermgport, while investigators search for contributing factors and issue warnings to local motorists.
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