Fragmentary OCR Item From 1394 Era
Partial readable lines show a dated reference to events or objects in 1394 era context with limited legible details and no clear participants or outcomes.
15 Jun 1957
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1957
Page
1
Partial readable lines show a dated reference to events or objects in 1394 era context with limited legible details and no clear participants or outcomes.
A damaged OCR fragment from Erie Pennsylvania cites a street area and a date 4-31-28 with mentions of names such as Louis and George. It references a parcel or property line along East Street near a parcel line and notes a paid city action with unclear purpose.
The Senate approved Eisenhower era foreign aid with a 24 Democrats and 31 Republicans for 17 Democrats and 8 Republicans against. Democratic lawmakers sought to trim the program while Republicans largely supported the measure. The authorization bill faces House action as Johnson and Knowland work in tandem to defend the aid package.
Harrisburg deputy attorney general said the commonwealth will likely call at least 40 witnesses as the turnpike corruption case proceeds. Nine men are in danger of trial for noncompetitive contracts awarded by the state highway commission. The defense contends no proper approval was obtained for several deals. The trial is expected to run about six months.
Beaufort deputy sheriff reported a flash flood swept away a car carrying four to seven people, killing seven and injuring others as the vehicle was carried downstream. The sheriff described the wreckage found along the riverbank near Hye Hesh and noted the incident occurred with little warning.
Investigators said Freelin Hutt, 60, and his wife Lonise were found shot to death near a desert crossroads about 20 miles from Tucson. Police arrested a Hollow-cheeked man after a lengthy interview. he claimed the motive stemmed from an upstairs plan and described a chilling scene involving a cross formed with the bodies.
Franklin Dulles marks fifty years in diplomacy and a life of foreign service. The article recounts his early career starting June 15 140 percent reference and notes his roles under Republican and Democratic administrations. It highlights his family legacy including grandfather John W Dulles and his work at international conferences and Washingtons foreign affairs.
A severe thunderstorm line prompted a tornado warning with reports of two tornadoes in Ohio and Pennsylvania. The alert listed affected Western Pennsylvania counties including Warren Mercer Venango and parts of Butler and Beaver, as cooler air from the Mississippi Valley was forecast to ease heat but storms lingered.
Police questioned 49 year old Hay B Gates, tenant in McIntyre Pa, in the fatal shooting of Louis Turk 69 and wounding of his wife Mary Francis 48 in their home. Turk died at hospital from a bullet wound near the heart. Mrs Turk in satisfactory condition with a shoulder wound. Police see no stated motive but rent dispute over a raise is suspected.
Savings and Loan Association distributes a six month dividend totaling 7 153 dollars to 1 530 savers with accounts at Corry Savings and Loan. Secretary manager Homer Bulard notes approximately 750 dividends were issued by direct mail and the balance credited soon. annual rate set at per cent.
A tornado swept through Springfield Illinois causing two deaths and over 50 injuries. Downed trees blocked streets while communications and power were disrupted. Hospitals treated about 80 people as crews cleared debris and emergency services aided residents.
Summer storms across Pennsylvania and suburban Philadelphia killed three men. A Berwyn school janitor named Al bolt died at Conestoga High School after his home was struck. John Brady, 42, was found under a tree in Asbury Park, Germantown, following a ball of fire near a fence. Douglas Palmer, 34, was playing golf at Cobbs Creek Course in Philadelphia when struck while golfers sought shelter.
A Pittsburgh contractor told a federal jury he paid $1,000 as part of a $35,000 extortion scheme alleged against a labor leader. He described meeting the union official after being pressed for payments and a failed job in downtown Pittsburgh.
Southern lawmakers failed to attach a jury trial guarantee to the civil rights bill as the House defeated the amendment 199 to 167. White House pressure appeared to influence GOP votes, while Senate prospects remained uncertain.
Final arguments on the legality of letting Japanese courts try Army specialist William S. Girard have been submitted to Federal District Judge Joseph C. McGurraghy. The ruling is expected late next week. Girard is accused of fatally wounding a Japanese woman scavenging for scrap metal near a U S Army area in Japan.
City wide paving program moves to Center street from Franklin to the railroad tracks next week. Workmen will begin after 7 am Monday and expect the resurfacing to take one day not long, with minimal disruption to merchants and shoppers. Earlier resurfacing already completed on West Smith Street and Center street north of Trunks street.
Fire at the Ellwood City National Plumbing Fixtures plant damaged a one story corrugated steel building. Production halted with 850 workers affected. Plant manager Frank Moraved ky cited the loss at 150000 and noted repairs TBD. Firefighter C W Rodgers said the blaze started from furnace equipment and firefighter Michael Cappello suffered minor burns.
Dr Sennholtz, economics professor at Grove City College, warned that by 1980 the dollar could be worth near zero unless the public rejects federal aid and fights recession with prudent spending. The Flag Day ceremony at Elles Club featured the Clymer High School band, a color guard, national anthem, and a benediction.
Meadville Recreation Commission officials announce expansion of the State School Milk Program to include summer playgrounds and camps. Milk will be sold at designated hours each afternoon on playgrounds with milk distributed from a milk truck in paper cartons. Price paid by children, consumed on site. Commonwealth covers most costs. The program starts the Monday after the news.
A Polish airliner crash near Moscow left six dead and three Americans and two others missing. Grand Rapids residents Mrs. Margaret Tremper and daughter Michelle survived with injuries, aided by Newsmen Harold Milks Rey Essoyan and R. Teyine who helped pull survivors from wreckage.
Rep Ralph A Brown of Mercer submits a resolution to the Joint State Government Commission seeking clarity on the impact of motor boating at Pymatuning Lake The Shenango River headwaters and the lake serve as a power source The bill aimed to open the northern end of the lake to motors but Gov Leader vetoed similar measures The dispute centers on lake levels and potential effects on power generation and operations in the valley
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