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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1955
Page
6
City police said Tou Hanna of Wayne street showed an officer an abandoned house and barn at 715 Wayne street Saturday evening. Buildings were infested with rats and Health Officer Harley Drake will be notified for an inspection and report to the board of health.
Mrs Rain Lemenness of Clymer died today after several years of poor health. Born August 10 1885 in Brocton N Y she moved to Clymer about 40 years ago. She was married to Henry Lemenness and leaves nieces and nephews. Services 2 p m Wednesday at Clymer Hill Reformed Church with Rev Morris Johnson officiating, burial in Holland Cemetery.
The Eisenhower administration reportedly agreed to back a Democratic sponsored bipartisan commission to study the federal employee security program. A 12 member panel would be appointed by the President, the Vice President, and the House Speaker with equal representation, aiming for thorough recommendations.
A commission is asked to study the entire security program including statutes orders and directives. It will review protection of defense secrets safety of defense installations and adequacy of espionage laws. A report is due by December 31, 1956. The Red Cross has nearly two million volunteers.
In Ligonier Pennsylvania Washington Furnace Inn owner Robert Ixoxie, a 50 year old former Pittsburgh appliance dealer, was shot to death during his birthday party. State Police say George T. Giles, a 36 year old gunsmith, admitted the shooting and was jailed on an open murder charge awaiting hearing.
In Clarion County two youths were injured as Donald W. Gathers lost control of a 1955 sedan on Route 322 near Shippensville. The car struck guard rails, rolled and skidded, killing Gathers and injuring Richard E. Gathers and James Hensley. B. Whitehill issued an accidental death certificate. bodies taken to Goble Funeral Home.
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