25 May 1957
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1957
Page
1
Fragmentary text references hoses plows bulls and farming terms with scattered names and numbers. Difficult to extract coherent event or date. appears to be a damaged notice or memorandum from a local context.
President Eisenhower and adviser Stassen outline new disarmament plans to be reviewed in London as five power talks resume. Proposals include severe cuts in armaments and restricting access to atomic weapons to nations already possessing them. Delegation heads for London include Dulles, Strauss, Quarles, Radford, and Cutler. talks to start Monday.
Volunteers under Philip Zalzneck undertook road rebuilding at Mead Park. Equipment from Thompson Maple Prodicty and others aided as eight inches of gravel were laid and graded for drainage. Local volunteers from Jamestown Carly and nearby areas participated in the effort.
Lawrence M. Stewell 23 of 641 South Center Avenue faced disorderly conduct charges after police intervened in a family dispute. Robert Jewell 25 of 3M Northwest Street was taken into custody on a warrant connected to a related complaint filed by Maryann Jewell. Both appeared before Alderman Cahtintt. Stewell posted bond and awaiting further action. Jewell was bound over to higher court for trial in Hatbparh.
A mother attempted to free her child during a bus incident in a Greenwich Village area, but the boy was dragged by a rear door and crushed under the vehicle. The mother, Pauline Ellison, had been married 18 years, and the family had waited 15 years for a child.
Los Angeles actor Anthony Franciosa Mint tearfully admitted stealing a sewing machine to fund theater work during a hungry Christmas season. He pleaded guilty to a battery charge after striking a news photographer and disclosed two prior arrests. Judge Brandt er postponed sentencing pending a full probation report from the production department.
The board reported on consumer installment buying in the United States showing a March 3 figure of 491,278,000,000. The rise over the prior year reached 9 107 million dollars, with discussion noting the impossibility of rent controls and urging general monetary measures for public interest.
Harrisburg report notes a plan to exempt nonresidents from Philadelphia wage tax drew opposition from Gov. Lit ener. The veto cites potential immediate harm and revenue losses for city services while critics warn against shifting the tax burden onto Philadelphia workers.
Beirut report says Hussein demanded Syrian withdrawal after a turbulent period in Jordan. Syrian and Egyptian backing shifted as Hussein pressed for troops to leave, amid internal power struggles and regional tensions.
Richard Files, president of the Warn County chapter of the Pennsylvania State Education Association, says members struggle to see how integration of the retirement system with Social Security can work. He warns the issue could jeopardize protection and unity within the 70,000-member Perm retirement group.
Rumors swirl after 18 year old Bilaubeth De Virgilio vanishes following a prayer meeting in McKeesport. Her divorce case with husband Daneterty looms as police pursue leads, including a possible sighting in Roverha. Relatives say a boyfriend linked to the case, Khrentoh, remains under question while investigations continue.
In Liberty Township near Grove City Ohio a two car crash killed one man and injured others. Richard C. Frand 45 of Volust Mercer MUN reportedly died at the scene. His wife FVMneNy Nee and Tomes 60 were also injured. Norman Sinkhi 2t of Grove City is mentioned as involved.
In Taipei Chiang Kai-shek tightens control with 83,000 Nationalist troops to quell protests after a violent anti American rally that damaged the U S embassy and injured Americans. Authorities moved to quiet demonstrators amid calls from Communist outlets in Hong Kong and Peiping urging action.
Washington dispatch reports the Eisenhower administration pressuring the Senate to approve sharp defense cuts, while many Senate opponents push for higher military funding. The House has already approved a larger budget than the $99.54 billion recommended by the Appropriations Committee, with debate and votes expected soon on the defense appropriations for the 1960 fiscal year. President Eisenhower seeks at least $12.0 billion restored to the defense bill for security needs.
Washington and New Jersey dateline as Adams denounces GOP critics of President Eisenhower. He accuses Republicans of undermining the budget plan and party platform while urging unity behind the administration’s $871.8 billion spending path and broader policies. He warns repudiation would harm the party and its electability.
Severe tornadoes raked the Central Plains causing at least five deaths across Oklahoma Texas Wyoming and Colorado with extensive property damage. Lawton Oklahoma saw rural fatalities including a heart attack during a storm shelter attempt while El Paso Texas and nearby towns reported dozens injured and hundreds of homes wrecked.
The Lexistan Tax and Fisheries Commission weighs service cuts due to failure to authorize higher license fees. Executive director William Voit Jr warns substantial reductions are unlikely before July, while a colleague hints at closing one or two of nine hatcheries if revenue remains tight. The panel may review lake construction funding and warden salaries as it considers possible budget reductions.
Officials from State and Defense departments will be questioned Monday about anti American voting by Chinese mobs and the Taipei embassy riot. The House Foreign Affairs Sub committee will review whether troops abroad are properly supervised and steps are being taken to prevent incidents. Chiang Kai shek government apologizes as US seeks compensation and formal apology.
Passages report remnants of a 27 man rebel unit that landed near eastern Cuba aboard the yacht Corsnuhinou under exiled ex-President Socarra, but were captured or dispersed by authorities around Mayrit Bay. The captives insisted they did not act under Michel Gustos. The seizure occurred as Cuban security forces tightened near Quionte province.
The Dentists of Harrisburg honored Dr. Alber t Redich (R-Armstrong) with a plaque for outstanding contributions to the dental profession. The award cited his work with the Whitman Society and his role in the community.
Corryllin Astoria Association announced the baccalaureate program to be held Sunday, June 2 at the Corry Ari school. Rev. Kenneth E. Snyder of Beaverdam Mennonite Church will deliver the sermon with subject Think. Miss Mirlene Mernlyré is the organist. The service includes hymns, prayers, and choruses led by the Girls' Chorus with Scripture lessons by Rev. Bradley Lines and Rev. Earl Docherty. Proceedings conclude with benediction by Rev. Whi Fal Re Merriman.
Local readers backed the Veterans of Foreign Wars poppy drive with strong support and donations. Volunteers numbered between forty and fifty, raising over $400, about $100 more than last year, with proceeds to be distributed to veterans' welfare programs.
Frisco Teamsters reject Beck SAN Prinomency as part of internal union discord. Members debate leadership, dues, and unit independence while smaller locals seek reforms and clarity on merger plans. Local actions and tensions hint at broader regional organize efforts within the Bay Area.
City officials met to review five bids for the summer paving program after a home meeting with Safety Director Robert Price. Readvertising to begin immediately to reopen bids as a special session discussed bid quotes around $4000, with bidders Capwell, Abbey, and Brown among those noted.
Fragmentary reports show Beck Jr and two other men cited by the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee. The record notes Beck Jr receiving orders to appear forthwith and being served after a delayed departure from a welding company. Joseph Mesvoy and others are referenced while Beck Sr later visits the attorney’s office to accept service. The chaotic account mentions a weather committee and mentions a later deposition.
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