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27 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 27, 1957
Page
1
SONS Diana Atten File Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR note references a Diana entry and sons but lacks clear actions or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thata
Diana
Towne Unity Edit Addresses Anew
Fragmentary OCR note mentions edent aderte of AL and unity in a town context with unclear names or dates. Reads like a legal or civic notice fragment. Contains detached phrases and no complete facts to identify persons, places, or actions beyond a general reference to unity and alert.
Fragmented OCR Teases Week in Court and Vault Incident
Scrambled text hints at a Sunday event involving a van and police, with mentions of a vanity, possible vehicle theft or break in, and a court or legal context. Exact entities unclear due to damaged OCR. Further readable fragments needed for precise summary.
Bible Reading Youth Admits Rape Slaying Of Girl
A 16 year old Fair Lawn high school sophomore confessed to the strangulation and murder of 15 year old Ruth Golda whose body was found in Paramus woodlands last Thursday. He was described as devout and carried a Bible, with authorities detailing his signed confession and the alleged abduction from school after class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Wackensack
N. J
PFET
Ril Starr Heller
Fred Golda
Bergen Commly
Ronald Murtone
Fair Lawn
Galda
Rovers
Murtone
Galle
Ruth
Marrone
New York
Madison Square den
Billy Graham
Willian Brownson
Second Reformed Church of
Lodi
Brownson
Bis Packet
Hir Yuline
Ebiireh
Sub- Sullle
Leener
Hie High School
True Tran
Shary
Joseph Zoitley
Fur Gawn
Fi Lown
Orl
Childa
Bay
Kiel
Margate
Auminins Brovcolors Franke
Puge
Beck Won't Run Again Amid Health Claims
In a surprise announcement on a Saturday, Dave Beck said he would not seek another term as Teamsters president, citing his wife’s health. He plans to call a June meeting of the International Executive Board and will still face Senate Rackets Committee scrutiny over alleged misuse of more than $320,000 in union funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Beck
Rennion
Teamster
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Sentus
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Rackets Committee
Mint
International
Beck Kneb
John F Enntlish
Unnion
Trensurer
Hierman
Hierman Executive Board
Barly
Enetish
Ampateme Merton
Faree
Beckh
Resien
Veterans Council To Place Flags At Cemeteries
Veterans Council and American Legion posts plan to place grave markers tonight honoring fallen service members. Sam Batessi said 635 markers will be set across eight cemeteries. the Thompson family grave will receive a special urn. Barnemino urged relatives to check graves for proper markings so none are missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pit Ree Markes
Usu
Servine
American Legion
Sam Batessi
Veterans Council
Lir
Archie ‘Thompson
Baremniko
Woman Held For Killing Husband in Pleasant Hills
Mrs. Duncan, 33, of Pleasant Hills, held for questioning after she says she shot her husband Gene Duncan, 32, during a domestic argument. Police report she claimed he attacked her and the gun fired in self defense. Captain Jack Rudolph noted the shooting followed an argument at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wundred Duncan
Pleasant Hills
Gene
Jack Rudolph
High Court Upraises Moon Death Penalty in 1950s Case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the death sentence for Norman W. Moon, 32, of Cannonsburg, who shot Warren County Judge Alison D. Wade in the Warren County Courthouse on January 13, 1954. Moon’s lawyer urged a new trial due to alleged prejudice in the jury and fairness issues. The majority opinion, by Justice John Arnold, rejected the appeal, emphasizing the gravity of attacking a judge in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
Norman W. Moon
Cannellsville
Warren County
High Tribunal
Warren County Court
Michael A. Musmanne
Moor
Supreme Court
Edward Dimbauld
Uniontown
Moon
Apu
Alison D. Wade
John Arnold
Pennsylvania
Justtee- Wiilens
Adenauer and Dulles to Begin Formal Talks Today
German Chancellor Adenauer and Secretary of State Dulles start a three day visit with President Eisenhower at Gettysburg Farm, focusing on disarmament German reunification and Western European security amid East West tensions and upcoming German elections. World disarmament and German unity top the agenda as officials seek a strong American stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerfor Gees
Dulles
Ollow
Eisenhower
Adenauer
Gettysburg
Kover
Herrich von Brentano
Advnaier
Washington
Americatt
Eisenstiuwer
Chinese Police Seek Leaders Of Formosa Riots
Chinese authorities intensified a police hunt for leaders behind violent anti American protests in Taipei. Chiang Kai-shek fired the Taipei army commander and two police chiefs after mobs injured Americans and caused partial martial law. U S Ambassador Rankin urged stiffer action as rioting continued amid acquittals prompting protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvalpel
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Taipei
Chiang
Kart Ti Rankin
Ranklin
Eisenhower
Dulles
Garrizon
Nour
Martial
M. Set
Robert R. Reynolds
Cobora
Reynolds
California
U.S
U.S Information Service
Martin Law
Accident report in Area 1 over weekend records minor damage
State Police investigated a weekend two vehicle collision near Waterford involving Cary driven Helen Breckweiser and Donald Van Dyke. Total damage reported at 55 dollars. A third vehicle was not damaged. Breckweiser and Van Dyke described sequence near Route 18 and Route 19 as vehicles attempted passing on the right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OH Wyo
Say Agun Cary
Helen Breckweiser
Waterford
Donald Vandyke
Corry
Dent
Cony
Third Auto
Misch Breckweiser
Waterefford
van Dyke
Miss Breckweiser
He Qiuid
File Suit Over $690 Owed Corry Store
Corry store faces a civil action for $690. The suit, filed in Bits County by Ellen Pratt widow of the late Robert Fring, concerns outstanding debts and alleged purchases. The case cites furniture items and related charges totaling the claimed amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Noel
Bits
Ellen Prat
Rabeet
Haiti Fignole Sworn In As New President Amid Violence
Haiti’s new provisional president Daniel Fignole was sworn in to quell violence after a week of unrest that paralyzed Port au Prince. Tens of thousands gathered outside the presidential palace while vigilantes patrolled streets. about 200 Americans sought safe passage as the city shut down. Fignole promised free and honest elections and vows to restore law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU France
Plone Atma
Army
Kahilys
Haiti
Gtr
Republic
Fignole
Jaycee Teener Road-E-O crowns Mardie top score
Corry Area High School junior Richard Mardie won the Tenn-Age Road-E-O with 455 points. Bill Milehull followed with 453 as about 200 spectators watched the third annual event at Corry High School parking lot. Linda Anderson scored 403 to win the top driving tester prize. Maedje will represent Corry in the strike meet at Huntington. Awards include bonds and plaques, with Mitchell and Ray Wiegers taking second and third, and a $6 prize for a top scoring girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mardie
Corry Area
Teenaueers
Civini
Docoen Eal
I Winakitis
Lay Aten High School
Linda Aniderson
B. Aniderson
Muedlie
Curry
Hingleton
Linda
Anderson
Leen! Tnsurance
Civil Defense Police
Broadside wreck causes $500 damage. two drivers uninjured
At an intersection of Route 8 and nearby road 201 near Centerville a Friday crash involved E Stafford, 70, of Centerville and Geraldine McCauley, 21, of Pryborg. Stafford’s vehicle sustained about $50 damage and McCauley’s about $995000 in damage. no injuries or police reports filed, State Police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
E Stafford
Geraldine McCauley
Pryborg
Slate Police
Corry
Old Stafford
Little Cooley-Cernervilley Road
Lil Ulm McCauley Yeltets Andlentern
Mia Meesariley Wree
McGanley Nto
Four Lost In Cave Found Unhurt Special Medical Specialist Dies
Cleveland dispatch reports Dr Roy W. Beat, a noted medical specialist and former president of the American Sports Association, died. The article notes his birth in New Albany and career highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Roy
Soanes
He American Flport Associston Air ‘Eeterdings Hewes Bor
New Albany
GOP Leaders Begin Drive To Restore Budget
GOP leaders press a bid to restore large parts of the defense budget after House cuts totaling about 1.3 billion dollars were endorsed by the Pentagon. Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson warned no budget recommendation is sacred and Congress must judge the size of proposed cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Washington
Smlyuk
Ataserlors
Lae
Honst- Ajiprnslations Committee
Wwext
Yes Defense
Lunds
Muri
Mage
Eadu
Presta Esseniows
Martin Med
Senate
Lynton B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Defense
Congress
Rob
Ark A. Quarles
House Committee
Pentagon
Eisen-hower
Quarles
Speedy Action Sought on Kinzua Dam Project
House Appropriations Chair urges rapid federal funding for a 125 million dollar flood control dam at Kinzua Nation. Congressman Cannon and committee members push for readiness within weeks while Seneca Nation opponents voice concerns about site and broader economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiyuig N
House Appropriations Committee
Kina
A. Fen
Cannon
Bald
Primp
Ivox
Une Dim
0 & Army
Alleheny
Pennsylvania
Les
Clarle
D-Pq
Horse and Senate
Clavie
Kinzin
Clark Mild
Flavin
Kinvin
Martin
RaPn
Tnt
Fli
Oklahoma Town Evacuated As Arkansas River Overflows
Torrential rains hit Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas flooding towns and forcing mass evacuations. Moffett and nearby Fort Smith reported rising waters from the Arkansas River with 460 residents evacuated. North Little Rock and others suffered homelessness as floodwaters spread across 100000 acres. A 1 year old drowned near Sikeston as storms continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Moffett
Dikla
Fort Smith
Arko
Arkyneus
Rosle
Reid
Fort Worth
Nh Lake
Texoma
Denton Dam
North
Little Rock
Stella
Betweler
Missouri
Francois Vives
Hop
Haervlile
Saltie
Sikeston
Sonora
D. Ie
Sulton County
Shine
House Dems Seek Restoration Of Gov Leader Budget Cuts
Harrisburg reports House Democrats will push to restore a major portion of Gov. Leader's 4.4 million dollar budget cut. Rep Readhiger says amendments will restore general appropriation toward original levels and restore welfare health agriculture and revenue departments. The plan targets 1304 budget figures with amendments to be debated this week as Gov. Tom Ridge budget faced final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Albert
Readhiger
Tiehuly
Rendinger
vilesGalls
Albert W. Johnson
Teadey
Sda
Pemperyne Maus Teader
Mip
Andrew M. Bradley
Gov
Twadey
Araincer
Governo
Wijdio Badeet
Rindinger
Closing Crisis Shocks CTO Force Aeneas Memorial
Fragmented text describes a March or May event involving the CTO force and a controversial issue. Mentions a memorial service for Hiby and a police response to an opposition action. The portion is unclear and scattered with broken phrases.
Witnesses Clam Up Halt Trial In Riesel Blinding
Fragmented text from a court hearing shows witnesses refusing to testify, delaying a trial in Riesel over a blinding incident. Attorney Paul W. Williams seeks calendar removal to a higher district court while noting government influence and public interest in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riesel
Iowa
Williams
Holeminte
Williame
Agactgg
Erie
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Itn
Renton
Burt
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Geni
Traysehl
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Tle
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