19 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1957
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment describes a rental property fire event and related details. The text hints at a fire, a rental unit, and possible damages or occupancy issues, but readable specifics are limited. The piece appears to be an oblique public notice extracted from a local newspaper page segment.
An advertisement fragment lists items for sale including five horses, a saddle, dining room furniture such as tables and chairs, beds and chests, and various household goods. It mentions a sale time reference and a village ad context with partial details.
Senate debate over the civil rights bill intensifies as Knowland and Douglas press to bring the measure to a vote. Russell, leading Southern Democrats, warns of a filibuster if the House bill is bypassed, while Humphrey cites procedural hurdles and potential changes to committee referral. Continued on Page Five.
In Brittany off the coast two ships the 15000 ton Cinket Stony Paine and the 18000 ton Toannis Buc collided and caught fire in thick fog. Early reports say eight sailors were killed and about fifty injured as flames and wreckage spread. Rescue craft relayed details of the disaster and names of vessels and operators. The Greek tanker was reported as Joannis or Tonis and news wires noted cargoes of olive oil from Sidon, Lebanon.
The extortion trial in Poore Province proceeds with jurors chosen as the government accuses a defendant of violating the Hobbs anti-racketeering act. Attorneys Teitelbaum and Casey clash in open court as summations begin and objections are raised amid tense courtroom exchanges.
Cows disrupted Nottingham dairy festival as officials and the mayor started the milking machines with a ceremonial button. Cattle jumped and mooed as the scene sparked jolt-like shocks and startled spectators.
A local United Fund meeting gathered 18 representatives from area groups to discuss a combined drive. A panel led by No. Y and other officials outlined fundraising goals and methods, aiming to secure community support and reach a new, unified appeal.
Solon figures remain undecided about pursuing a governor bid. Renee PT and others are quoted as focusing on prospects and noting early endorsements from their organization. The article records uncertainty and appreciation of organizational support.
Three masked men armed with pistols burst into Melchior’s home on Mulholland Drive, stealing cash and jewels valued around £250,000. Neighbors reported the incident as police searched for the suspects after the early morning break in.
A Milwaukee case centers on a son siding with his fiancée against his parents and their legal action for 500000 dollars. The suit alleges pressure to endear him to Harvard University life and abandoning Catholic faith, while the son denies wrongdoing and accuses his father of attempting extortion.
The Republican effort trims a major budget cut to seventy million dollars amid House and Senate negotiations. Democratic leaders warn final enactment hinges on remaining appropriations while Republicans pledge to press for a quick compromise. ключ
Mead Park directors debated bringing back the Climax locomotive once produced locally as only eight steam geared engines remain in the United States. A new Menace playground was outlined for a 10 by 250 foot plot near the pond, with design and equipment ready and labor pledged by junior chamber volunteers. The meeting noted park improvements including a new restroom, updated swings, and road repairs, plus $13,400 insurance on buildings and $700 on the motor.
Tokyo and Washington clash over jurisdiction as Japan plans to proceed with William S. Girard's trial in Japan. U.S. appeals to the Supreme Court argue the injunction threatens the U.S.-Japan security pact. Japanese officials insist the trial will begin mid August and will address the fatal shooting of Mrs. Nuka Sakai.
Washington moved quickly to block a U.S. soldier, William S. Girard, from being tried in Japan and pressed for direct Supreme Court review. District Judge Joseph C. McGarraghy ruled that surrender to Japanese courts would violate Girard’s constitutional rights, while the case heads toward potential Supreme Court action before the term ends.
President Eisenhower urged careful study of Russia's disarmament proposals and suggested the United States might agree to a temporary suspension of atomic weapons tests. He defended adviser Harold Stassen and cautioned that disarmament is complex, favoring cautious negotiations and a possible broader disarmament package.
A violent storm broke sweltering heat with a rapid temperature drop. Trees and power lines toppled, lights out in the northwest city, and hail battered rural areas near Bear Lake and Columbus as a possible tornado was tracked by radar north of Pittsburgh with no major damage reported along the Allegheny River communities.
A Canadian air mass breaks the U S heat wave after days of heat and floods. The cold front moves through the Midwest and South, bringing relief, but the death toll from heat prostration and drownings climbs with lingering danger and scattered storms.
A collision in east Toronto between two street cars left 43 people hospitalized yesterday. Witnesses reported passengers piled atop one another as cars careened and slid off the rails near West Moline Avenue. Officials opened an investigation into the crash and the sequence of the event, while emergency crews treated the injured at the scene and en route to hospitals.
An event occurred in Lockport when a target was detached from an air force tree and found near an apartment building on a windy morning. Police investigated after a resident, John Atkinson, reported the object weighing around 16 pounds and tied near the skyline. The air force base at Niggark Park has been notified.
Register of Wills in Fife County designates three administratrices for the Corry estates. The will-less estate of John Bubistane, of 817 East Mount Street, is overseen by Muminlahan A seen daughter Belén Dayisayt, 4600 Babt Main Street, with an appraised value of about 56 000. The estate of John Dybistivnt, who died May 00, is managed with total assets around 8 000 and 46 Elkay Matt, appointing Kermtnd Jorniasinin as administrator. A formal notice requests claims by July 9, with distribution to follow.
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