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23 May 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
May 23, 1957
Page
1
Fragmentary Local Notice From An Old Page
Partial OCR reads like a public notice list involving wills and legal actions. It mentions a town in Pennsylvania and dates, with scattered names and figures. The readable items hint at proceedings or bids but lack clear details for specifics.
GOP Scions Defend Ike Foreign Aid Amid GOP Split
Republican leaders including Cooper and Javits backed President Eisenhower’s foreign aid plan amid internal GOP opposition. They argued party unity and loyalty to the party platform, while some senators signaled willingness to support or oppose votes depending on campaign timing and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP Scions Bani
Ike
Washington
Senate
Elgentawer
White House
Yi Wave
Welty
Elwintower Haw
Wwe
Cooper Sid Hie
Javits
Rwy
Clifford Cw H-Ni
Cooper
Bes
Aiken Wt Allott
Color Buish
Conn
Carlson +Kail
Cotton Fnl
Tes OY
Alysxander Smith Inji
Kye iMinne
Wateins
Lab
Axis Wiley Fris
Tisenshower
BriCbUry
Bush
Blackhower
GOP
Antral Borgriss
Oiserthower
Bridges Iih
Senne Gop
Eisenhower
Sen
Morse
Oregon
Bridges
Threenine Morse
Eixenhower
Texmaters
Dave Deck
Ben
Gapehart
Morse Bush
Buge
Davison Funeral Home to Continue Under Helen Davison
Helen Davison announced plans to continue the Davison Funeral Home with the same policies as her late husband R Lawrence Davison. Ghena stated that a revised mortuary option will be available for the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison Funeral Home
Helen
Davison
R. Lawrence Visor Aittey
Ghena
Storms Threaten Flooded Midwest as Severe Weather Returns
Storms favoring the flood-stricken Midwest raise fresh flood risk and potential tornadoes in Missouri, Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. Reports describe heavy rainfall, drenching totals, and continued storms across the central United States with lingering heat and humidity in the southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Anil Nood-strickes Wreas
Une
Lucey
Massouriy Kansies
Ordioms Etal
Nes
Missouri
Puesday
Rinie Gir Rarriis
GOP Seeks To Pin Leader Down On Budgeted Salaries
Republicans plan to require the administration to detail 30 day spending plans for general funds and to obtain approval from the State Government Commission for any allocation changes. The move targets subunits and departments in the $1,107,000,000 general appropriation bill, amid clashes over budget figures and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Harrisburg
Ter Pine
Chahan
Lancaster
Aly
Wood
Ic Point
Nak
Pennsylvanian Manufacturers Association
PMA
Rt 6 Loses Out In Gov Highway Plan
Federal Highway Administrator announces approval of the Keystone Shortway route as part of the interstate system. The plan would extend from Strowasburt to Ear Shard across northern Pennsylvania, at an estimated 300 miles. Federal funding would cover a portion of costs with completion projected in 13 to 16 years.
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Tnday
Seystone
Pennsylvania
Federal
B. D .Thitamy
Keystone Shortway Association
Z. H
Pennaylevonia
Department 1
State of
Piva
New Car Dealers Sponsor First Auto Show
Cuny's car dealers join in a cooperative to stage Corry's first auto show. Forty two cars and trucks from all manufacturers will be displayed Saturday at the Fourth Ward playground opposite the old high school. Free rides for kids and drawings for 500 in cash prizes accompany the event. The Corry Area High School band will provide music at 7 PM with refreshments both nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuny
Togettin
Tomucrass
Saturdau
Corry
Boy Kills Mother and Sister in Brutal Family Tragedy
A youth fatally shoots his mother and sister in a Maine City home after a heated family quarrel at dinner. Police arrived as the assailant surrended after firing on family members and authorities. The mother survived long enough to describe the event before dying at United Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwymer Bustin
Irtogriin
Casey
Bolte
Hilt
Dorothy
Cusny
Stull
Dene H. Cilses
Tonie
Bovton Globe and Magazine
Dishike Allorney
Joseph F. Gag- Nunn
Westchester County
Robert
Warren
Whal
Nostery House
Kille City
Police Athletic League
Inter
Shell
Andrew
Buntom
Sheila
Michael
United Hospital
Port Chester
New York City
PageBix
Township Supervisors Deliberate On Blacktop Bids
Residents ask delay while legal opinion is sought after bids opened from W L Duna Co Cochention and Batt Bhickropin Od Canderridge. The council later opened Cambridge Springs Buttin Blacktop Co Sack Brothers and McCormack Co Bries bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttin Blacktop Co
Cambridge Springs
McCormack Co
Brie
Sack Brothers
Vduenestown
Ken It Iis
House Cuts To Have Little Effect On Taxes
Rep Mills says House appropriation cuts will reduce spending by over 250 million dollars next year but will barely lower President Eisenhower’s budget. He notes cuts already passed total about 1.4 billion under the 1988 plan and warns many savings will be restored via supplementals early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Tseal
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House Economic Committee
Eisenhower Toll
Argentina Shakeup Prompts Army Leadership Removals
Reported sweeping changes in Argentina followed Gen. Luis Bussetti's defiant stance. President Pedro Arimiuri moved to reshuffle top ranks, targeting officers backing Bussetti as Gen. Victor Jaime Mijo was named army minister. A mass retirement wave and upcoming conference were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pédro Arimiuri
Luis Bussetti
Hbinsollt
Atta
Ap Ny
Arambuth Gre
Victor Jaime Mijo
Bussetti
Jina Warved
Elie
Bowie Peel
Costello Receives Police Guard After Jail Release
Gambler Frank Costello, appealing a 30 day contempt sentence, is backed by a two man police guard after leaving Rikers Island where he served 18 days. A note referring to casino winnings and a large gambling dent was found in his possession during the contempt case. He was entering his Central Park West apartment when observed by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Frank Costello
Costello
Rikers Island Prison
Tritter
Grand Jury
Central Park West
Senators Debate Ike Foreign Aid Plan Amid Public Support
Public backing for President Eisenhower's 5 million dollar foreign aid program dominated today's Senate debate. Opponents urged trimming funds while endorsers pressed to maintain essential assistance abroad, highlighting congressional scrutiny of administration priorities and funding controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallwall
Eisenhower
Ruswell
Chiawman
Bexite
Bexvhey
Pullas
Bertiy Tower Gritos
Hetittord P
U S Hints Russia May Offer Limited Disarmament Concessions
Washington reports that U S officials believe Moscow may be prepared to concede to a limited disarmament pact. The tentative, hopeful view stems from resumed arms control talks to be held in London next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Russia
London
Jewish Couple Seeks Florida Refuge In Child Custody Plea
A Massachusetts extradition dispute brings Ellis and Frances Ellis to Tallahassee to plead before Governor Leroy Collins. They seek to keep custody of Hildy McCoy born to a Catholic mother and raised by the couple, arguing state welfare rulings favor their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Florida
Leroy Collins
Tallahassee
Fin
Miami Beachchusetts
Hildy McCoy
Elises
Hildy
Ellis
Ellises
Supreme Court
Eilis
Mimi Beach
Tomorow
Wss
Coty Moves to Name French Premier Within 48 Hours
In Washington Coty plans to nominate a successor to Premier Guy Mollet within 48 hours to resolve France's political crisis. Mollet’s resignation and the caretaker government leave an uncertain path as analysts consider center, socialist, and right factions amid Algeria policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coty
Faris
Etesidene
Guy Mollet
Eisenhower
France
Washington
America
U.S
Ely Dimant
Mollet
Socialis
Joitely
Gubiniet
Sugaessor
White House to Hold Sunday Talks on Air Aid Policy
Fragmented text indicates a Sunday meeting at Gettysburg Pennsylvania with Eisenhower and Konrad Adenauer on air aid policy and allied talks. Source text is garbled but mentions Washington and Gettysburg references and a White House statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adenaver
Washington
Eisenhower
Konrad Adensiey
Gettyabufe
White House
New York
Trian
Man Surrenders After Plot to Kill Wife
A man identified as Walter W. Oti, 48, Huntington, Pa, turned himself in after confessing to planning to kill his wife Rose Logan and her brother Herbert Young Smith. He described his motive and led investigators to a gun and a rifle hidden in a car trunk. Logan and her brother had earlier discussed the alleged plot, with authorities handling the case as a possible robbery and murder attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Walter W.oti
John
South
Skate Police
Atate
Ilar
Ibne Hum
Sbioke
Paterson
Rose Logan
Herbert Young Smith
Gogan
Vols
Tole Mondiye
Otur
Dows Uberane Smith
Logan
Wil
Orevon
Logan Radel
Disarmament Talks Move Toward New U S Proposals
Washington reports two top secret meetings today amid signs a genuine negotiation may be forming on disarmament. Sen Humphrey notes indications of progress as Stassen prepares new American proposals for inspection systems and possible aerial zones, with Eisenhower urging cautious terms and verifiable agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold B. Stassen
U. S
London
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Stassen
Memorial Day Services Planned at Mead Park
The Corry Vets Council plans Memorial Day ceremonies at Mead Park with a music prelude by Corry High School students. Richard Scarpetti is named as speaker, with Olin Bracken as master of ceremonies and a formal program including a flag ceremony and anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vets Council
Corry
Ehy
Destrine ‘9
Mead Park
Memory Lane
Corry Ata High School
Cremonies
Olin Bracken Dry
Richard Scarpetti
Sistant
Wendy
VOW
Ieee AP
VFW
Eno
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Michigan
Rt. 6
Gov't Highway Plan
Stillwater
Stilleater
Lake
Sanbura
Argentina
Rafnos Atres
Reneecet
Melvin B. Ellis Pack
Miami Beach
Pla
Attro Gen. Amny
Soviet Union
Melvin B
Bilis
Frances
Philadelphia
Sir Tila
Eplvenpal
Elgerr
Europe
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