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12 Jun 1957
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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
Jun 12, 1957
Page
1
Eisense Desk Upset Sparks Early March Turmoil
The report notes unrest at Eisene Desk during early March with four perturbations recorded. Authorities investigate the incidents as team members clash over operations, causing brief delays and heightened tensions at the workplace.
Fragmentary 1920s sports notes amid OCR garble
OCR remnants show partial scores and player marks, with scattered numerals and team labels. Readable terms include percentages and odd fragments suggesting a game summary, but crucial names and events are largely obscured, leaving a vague clump of athletic figures and dated references.
Ike Hosts GOP In Program Action Bid
President Eisenhower hosts 40 House Republicans at a breakfast as he resumes public engagements after a stomach distress. Doctors say he is recovering, attributing briefness to slight overeating. The meeting aims to drum up support for his legislative program including a multibillion school construction measure and other spending plans. Brown of Ohio relayed Eisenhower’s remarks and noted conservative commentary, while indicating early GOP interest in trimming administration spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
GOP Congress
Rep
Brown
Ohio
Einenhower
Jimmy Dorsey Dies Of Cancer at 83 in New York
Jimmy Dorsey, 83, former bandleader and brother of Tommy Dorsey, died of cancer at Doctors Hospital after an January surgery for a hinge growth. He left his band two months earlier to enter the hospital and is mourned by his mother Teresa Dorsey, four daughters, and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dorsey
Tommy Dorsey
Muse
Doctors Hospital
Dorsey
Mrx
Teresa Dorsey
Dulle Hilton
Anthony Visellamy
Tommy
Pennsylvania
Amer
Jon
Weo
Ney
Jimmy Ram Red
Shenandoah
Jimmy
Dulles Warns Stassen on Private Pacts
Secretary of State Dulles reportedly urged disarmament chief Stassen to adopt cautious tactics in private talks with the Soviet Union. The note followed European complaints that Stassen met privately with Valerian Zorin in London and circulated informal papers on disarmament options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Har
Stassen
Valerian Zorin
London
Europe
State Department
Forln
Paratrooper Dies After Prolonged Air-Dangled Struggle
Medical authorities report Wayne Flugum, 23, Le Land Town, suffocated after hanging over a military post for more than three hours when his parachute tangled in static lines from a Fiurbukne exercise. Three crew members struggled to free him as the G13 transport skimmed the runway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragg
Wayne H
Flugum
le- Land
Town
Tom
Fligum
Youth in Corry attack leads to arrest at police station
A 14 year old Chestnut Street youth confessed to involvement in a Mott Street assault on a 14 year old girl. Chief Harley Drake said a full statement is being taken and the boy will be cited for juvenile court. Police described a second teen suspect and searched for him, as the victim was attacked near her home last night before screams drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Harley Drake
Tnt
Mott Street
Drake
Moll Street
William MacKay
Aslighter
H. M. Zeppel
Mott Strest
Joaf
Old City
Keppel
Allen Street
Page Pive
Rescue Crews Seek Trapped Miner 19 Years Old
Rescue teams hold fast in a central Pennsylvania coal shaft where 19 year old Frank Putnock is trapped 100 feet below the surface after a shale slide. As heavy rain hinders digging, officials from the Independent Miners Union urge fresh manpower, while the miner’s father remains at the scene aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamusin
Frank Pufnock
Independent Miners Union
Shamokin Hight
Putnock
George
Pennsylvania
Harold Shomper
Sins
Algiers Quiet After Rioting Amid Arab-French Turmoil
After days of wild anti Muslim rioting by a enraged French population in Algiers the city returned toward normal. Casualty figures cited by French authorities include at least 12 Arabs killed and about 40 moslems and Europeans wounded with 200 French rioters arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Voesa
Chance Remark Ends Probe Of Burglaries And Arrests
Three Corty youths and one Bear Lake teen were released to parents after a late night spree. They allegedly burglarized Cornish ice cream stand at Bear Lake, Dairy Queen, Mead Park, and a local shop, driving at speeds up to 90 mph. Patrolman James Keppel led the investigation, linking the siblings to multiple break-ins in the west end. Chief Hurley Drake planned further inquiries and potential charges in juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocal
Tam
Dairy Quiet
Mead Park
Bear Lake
Corty
Evie Inter
James Keppel
Keppel
Queen
Hurley Drake
Warren County
Senate Passes Farm Money and Soil Bank Bill
A 13 hour Senate session produced a broad victory for the Eisenhower administration farm policy as the chamber unanimously passed a 3.67 billion farm money and soil bank bill and sent it back to the House. The measure funds payments to farmers and extends soil bank provisions through 1958, with 500 million authorized but not yet provided, while pairing an additional 2.9 billion for Labor and Health Education and Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
All Bank
Ind
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Senate House
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Sail Bank
Sail
GOP Budget Passes Senate
The GOP budget measure totaling about 1.12 billion dollars cleared the Senate amid partisan tension as Democrats fought to restore items. Final vote 27 to 20 with Republicans touting line on taxes. Republicans and the governor faced pressure to finalize allocations, including a two million dollar plan for mental‑health beds in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House-Senate
Senate Democraty
SMG
Mhaef Mercy NL
Alnfort
E- Publican
Sen
Rowland B
Biladelphia
Philadelphia
Geneva Hospital
House
Holla
Senate
Hawk missile unveiled at White Sands proving ground
The Army introduces its newest Hawk surface to air missile designed to stop low flying enemy aircraft. The 1a feet long, 6 inches in diameter weapon features onboard radar and is intended for rapid deployment by combat troops aboard mobile launchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
White Sands Proving Ground
N. M
Fuayttieoky
Ing Company
Massachusetts
Jun
Informants Say Ill Fated Atlas Missile Was Special U S
Informants claim the ill fated booster tested at Cape Canaveral resembled the Atlas intercontinental missile. Officials would not confirm the model, saying only that it was a missile and not a test of any other system. The Atlas arrived by special convoy from San Diego with Concord and General Electric reps observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolt
U. S
Cape Caniyerth
Atlax
Air Force
Defense
Atlas
Atlas Informiante
San Diego
Calif
Convai Corp
General Electria
Intercontinental
School Board Approves Insurance Plan Amid Budget Debate
The Corry school board, urged by Felix Matthews of the teachers association, discusses a $2,000 term life policy for teachers. A Travelers Insurance Agency plan offers $2,000 coverage at 80 cents per thousand, with employee costs split. The item is tabled to the July 1 meeting due to time constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anpawung Ina We Gorey
L. M. Dovelus
Hubert Vauehn
Valuzhin
Felix Matthews
Corry
Vaughn
LM Douglas
Mr Bill Goat to Aid In Jaycees Membership Drive
Corry Jaycees run a membership drive to recruit volunteers for civic, social, and fund raising projects. At a meeting Ray Blynt announced the Goats will be staked in front yards of members missing the deadline with a drawing to award an assistant to aid outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Goat
Jaycees
Corry Jaycens
M-Dilly-Gomt
Ray Blynt
Suratty
Bridge collision leaves rider injured in Eas County
Walter cial SEB Ulipeboes was killed after a two bar collision near Rhik Eas County. The driver Smith of Bellwood and the rider Sumith'y Wi sustained injuries amid the crash on a bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Exrone Fu
Walter Cial
Ulipeboes
Meleb
Eas
Thetad Smith
Bellwood
Sisher
Sumith
Mayflower Nears U S Harbor After 53 Days At Sea
Reports say the Pilgrim vessel Mayflower, after 53 days crossing the Atlantic from Plymouth, England, nears a U S harbor. Skipper, Australian-born, guided the ship over 5,000 miles amid shifting winds and heavy seas toward Cape Cod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Harbor
Atlantic Ocean
Suvine
Isis
Plymouth
England
Tun Ysillers
Ner
Vail
Aiert Vaile
Villiers
Down Under
Chyland
Tong Voymgus
Mas Hower
Cub Bierman
Anne Yinip
Cape Cod
Silla
Yankton
Speeti
Jae
Corry Chapter at Commerce Ends Credit Bureau Probe
A special committee led by Corry Chapter of the Chamber unanimously urged ending the Credit Bureau probe. The report supported dissolution and called for an orderly process to end bureau activities, naming committee members Hammond Warner Henton Al and Any. The panel argued present credit estimates were inflated and urged closure to move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Gommeree
Una
Cral Bureau
Gigantes Tonhe
Dines Himmond
Rex Warner
Keith Henton
Leo al
Hily
Credit Buen
Stevan Long
Harrisburg funeral after deputy aborts appeal in court
A fragmentary report from Harrisburg notes a deputy connected to Berks Court and a related legal action, with a funeral held today. The garbled text references an arrest or court matter and a fatal event surrounding the Harrisburg area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooners
Harrisburg
Xap Wilblit Sid
Berks
Bute Magistraltier Apsoclybon
Uriaat Aba Harrisburge
Hotel Rates Meet No Issue for Family of Seven
A seven member family stayed at Hotel Cory in Hylford Ary sin despite high rates. The parents Ming Avnwey Huxper and Lopain Ohio reported little concern as they navigated lodging with several children. They noted some hotels cap underage guests, while others adjust fees to accommodate larger groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Hylford
Ianopur
Wile
Wieken Lee
Ming
Lopain
Ohio
Okay On Wright School Music Room Plans Approved
The Wright School board approved plans for a new music room beside the Hatuh building. The 30 by 30 foot room will include acoustic panels four instruments and an advanced ventilation and lighting system with an estimated cost around 4400 dollars. The project awaits state approval and bid advertisement, with final completion target about five weeks after funding and approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Wright School
Studenta Do
Haireike
Adilonal
Goya
Wien
Ben Plarva
Cray
Ponswylvania
Fiabe
Anny
Vila
Orien Fins
Ayia
Name Manager For Murphy Store Transfer Details
A Murphy GA store changes its management this week with the outgoing manager Richard Grimm replaced by Hora Stanhrew. Tim Bnoyrys of Ohio is noted as involved in the transition. Local outlets list a Murphy outlet in Aferneydity and a new manager appointment at the Hometown site. Further specifics on dates and personnel remain unclear due to garbled source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Murphy Ga
Okie
Richard Grimm
Manaver
Carini
Aferneydity
Vity i Beng
Hora Stanhrew
Tim Bnoyrys
Ohio
Smatans
Mr Shrugh
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