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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 27, 1955
Page
1
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U N Loth Anniversary Session Seen Successful
United Nations marked its tenth anniversary with a well worthwhile session. Western powers and Russia pledged to push disarmament and to prepare for Geneva talks next month. Russia planned to raise China questions amid diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Geneva
Deer Strike Injures Car West of Corry
Donald Watts of Union City struck a buck on Route 6 west of Corry at 6 40 AM. The deer darted onto the road just west of Route 29, forcing the crash. Watts estimated vehicle damage at 300, with the animal deemed not fit for eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Donald
Watts
Union City
Coury
Wattsburg
Otsofieen
Einier Simpson
Corry Barracks
Haworth Retires as Western Maryland Chief in 1943 Plan
George R. Ha worth vice president and general manager of Western Maryland File way Co will retire July 11. He is succeeded as vice president operations by George Mailich, formerly general superintendent since February 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George R. Haworth
Western Maryland Fileway Co
Alice March
W. Arthur Grote
Haworth
Pat
George Mailich
Western Maryland
Chinese Reds shoot down T33 trainer near Matsu Islands
Nationalist Defense Ministry says Chinese Communist MiGs downed a T33 jet trainer near the Matsu Islands within two hours of an attack on an unarmed commercial amphibian plane. The pilot was not recovered. An American officer, Lt. John J Goodrich, aboard the Catalina, was aboard but no further details were released. Newsmen were barred from approaching the Catalina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Taipei
Formosa
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Matsu Islands
U.S
John
Gatalina
Teipel
Pinehill
Reckless Driver Probe Underway In Local Case
City police investigate a reckless driving stop involving Harry Hellem of Tryonville and Earl Titus of Titusville. Hellem faces possible charges for reckless driving and driving without a license or while suspended as officers review license status and prior suspensions. Titus faced potential charges for allowing an unlicensed operator to drive. Police pursued the vehicle on North Center Street after a traffic incident near Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryonvistemin
Harry H. Hellem
Tryonville
Earl Richard Titus
Titusville
Ulso
Titus
Bellem
Hellen
North Center Atleet
Smith Street
North Center Street
North Centar Street
Hellem
Congress Street
Heerse
Harley Deake
Findley Lake Association Okays Weed Channel Bypass
Findley Lake Property Owners Association directors authorized a half mile weed cutting channel through the lake to reach the village. David Johnson will operate the weed cutter this year. A progress report on the lake level dispute with the Town Board was given, and a July 9 Algonquin Lodge meeting was scheduled to update members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake Property Owners Association
Flc
David
Johnson
Weed cutMir
Cof
John Molk
Algonquin Lodge
North Korea Accused of Major Air Strength Buildup
Seoul reports North Korea has expanded its air power with three MIG jets divisions and a fighter bomber force, totaling about 540 aircraft. The government claims 600 pilots and 25,000 troops are being trained with Russian advisers, plus more planes arriving by rail, while noting armistice limits.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Nori Korea
Respublic of Korea
ROK Staement Atieliy
Noni Konewa
Veo
Lee Jin Yong
Li Lee Eun Sung
North Korea
ROK
Noth Kazan
Sine
Chinese Coumutitat
Manchuria
Taedong River
Pyongyang
Chin
Atlantic Greyhound strike ends with expedited contract
Federal conciliator announced a signed oral agreement between company and union negotiators ending the 10 state Atlantic Greyhound bus strike. The contract was signed expediently so negotiators would not be required to return today.
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Charleston
W. Va
Atlantic Greyhound
Joseph Wright
Newspaper Guild head urges DOJ probe over Brooklyn Eagle case
American Newspaper Guild president STO calls for Justice Department investigation into alleged interference with the Brooklyn Eagle. Joseph F Collins of Wilkes Barre claims the suspension on March 16 showed publishers plotting to halt circulation and profit from rival papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
American Newspaper Guild
STO
T Justice Department
Brooklyn Eagle
Guilit Atike
Joseph F Collin
Wilkes Barre
Big 3 to seek halt in arms race talks
United States Britain and France plan to propose at the next summit talks a formula to reverse the arms race in Europe. Dulles met with Macmillan and Pinay during meetings in New York and San Francisco. Molotov defendly responded to compensation demands after a U S Navy plane shot down between Alaska and Siberia. The incident sparked Soviet offering to pay half the damage, but Washington said no mislocation. The three allies aim to advance arms reduction and trust-building steps among NATO members and Eastern European allies.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Europe
Suite Dulles
Harold Macmillain
Antoine Pinay
New York
San Francisco
Dulles
United Nations
Gay, Francisco
Minis
Molotov
Alaska
Siberia
Iintlands
State Department
Ameri Tan
Bute Fe Paximent
U.S
Molotovsls
United Sites
Priv
Rivasin
Eisenhower
Buleanin
Eden
Penrice Fatte
Mt Soreggn
Sions
Valke
Inter
Rissa
European
Kone
Terence
Moscow
Warsaw
New Business Probe In Corry Stirs Local Listen
Complaints over a new Corry business were heard today as officials weighed a possible local complaint. Police chief Harley Dikearly said no formal complaint had been received on the outlet, which reportedly handles retail goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Palle Harley Dikearly
Argentine Radical Leaders Detained After Revolt
Argentina released 18 Radical party members after a failed revolt against President Peron. Four radicals remain jailed on charges of spreading rumors while police say demonstrations escalated into church desecration and violence.
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Aurnos Atars
Argentina
Sion
Jaye
Peron
Aunuil Inheoualy
Merve Periik
Buenos Alres
Wiser
Argentinal
Inter Amulean Press Association
Pisson
Aventine
Tite
Yile
Whd
Wuenoy Aine Hve
Riice
Ile
Air Eluby
Esterday
Secone
Agulisat
Buenos Aires
Borvicks
Mioby
Volke
Nicolas
Billdinks
Two Injured In Route 6 Crash Near Corry
Two Erie area residents were injured in a car crash on Route 6 east of Corry yesterday at 6 45 PM. Charlee L. Culmer 66 of Harborcreek and G A Danielson 68 of Lawrence Park were hospitalized for observation and back pain while two other passengers Mrs Culmer and Mabel Danielson were not hospitalized. The 1955 hardtop sedan rolled onto its roof after leaving the highway near the Log Cabin Inn and was extricated from wreckage with help from bystanders and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arew
Hamot
Erie
Corry Ventorday
Charlee L. Culmer
Harborcreek
G. A. Danielson
Lawrence Park
Culmer
J. Wet Azid
Danielson
Week end road crashes claim three in area
Three people died in two separate weekend crashes in Northwestern Pennsylvania. A three year old boy, William McClelland of Waterford, was struck by a car on Legislative Route 26049 near Mil Village. the driver James R. Brown of Erie stopped after 189 feet. The boy died from a fractured skull. In Meadville, James Hildreth, 45, of Meadville, died when his car left Route 332 and hit a concrete abutment. coroner Predurick H. Muckinhoupt cited sun glare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
William
Billy
McClelland
Ma.datin McClelland
Waterford
Jones J. Hildreth
Meadville
Donald W. Gathers
Clarion
McClellan
Trent
Aanile
Mil Village
Corry
James R. Brown
Erie
Brown
Ayko Cumie
Exlé
L. Munser
Union City
Edgar Nelson
Gorey Distriet
Jimnes
Hildotbs
Meadvills
Crichord
Predur
Hildreth
Mugkinhoupt
Tuildreth
Disorderly conduct fines set in Roanoke case
A Roanoke suspect pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct and other charges, was released on his own recognizance, and set to appear again Friday. Police reported two clues about a theater theft involving a Marilyn Monroe poster display in the lobby.
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Raymong Wien
Wess Milin
Bullis
Aldnemai
Cobe
Bett
Iewring
Olver Plese
Gillty
Roanoke
Ther Folka
Weverefoot
Marilyn Monroe
Chrysler and UAW Open Pact Talks
Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers begin contract talks as the union seeks wage parity with Ford and General Motors. Observers expect negotiations to follow the established pattern with company paid supplements, benefits, and potential wage and pension increases tied to a full union shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chiryaler Corporation
Opink
United Auto Workers
Chryaler
Ford
Ganern Motors
GOP urged to advance own tax program amid stalemate
In Harrisburg a top Republican leader says the GOP must develop its own tax plan as a stalemate continues over Governor Rendell's income tax proposal. Sen Rowland Mubuny criticizes the governor's plan and urges a party program to counter it, while others note political resistance to leadership.
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GOP
Mahany
Harrisburg
Asvensi
Bly
Gove Sendesa
Rowland B. Mubuny
Senate
Vonfirpaice
Philadelphia
Gove
Tnt
Republican Party
Anne
James He Dutt
Tii Buals
Warrisburg
Pannsylvania
House
Tower
Nure
Charles C Amit
Publc
Aingie
Head negotiator optimistic as U S Steel talks stall
U S Steel wage talks near a deadline with the United Steelworkers union, which rejects 10 and 10.2 cent offers and plans a potential midnight strike if no agreement is reached. Union leader McDonald says a substantial wage index is sought and indicates possible shutdowns if talks fail.
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McDonald
Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Tian Steel Co
B. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
Willan G. Caples
Thiand Steel
Lh Newanen
Steel
John A. Stephens
Arnistie
Tn Chichyo
Ujere Inno
U 8
Stel
Bawk Steel
U.S. Sten
Inland
U.S. Steel
Talat
Bteel
Tolan
Tiland
Mc Tionald
A. B. Stoel
Herald U
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