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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1958
Page
1
Unknown Soldiers Return to Arlington to Rest
A naval procession moved two unknown World War II and Korea dead up the Potomac to the Capitol rotunda and Arlington National Cemetery where they will be buried on Memorial Day. A third unknown, from World War II, was laid to sea after a final selection by William Chavette, a Medal of Honor recipient, aboard the Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Cemetery
Canberra
Virginia Capes
Korea
Center
Washington
Potomac River
Arlington National
Capitol
Stite
Arlington
Europe
Blandy
Boston
Kare
Atlantic
Cape Henry
William Chavette
Navy
Chavette
Strikers Okay C-J Furniture Shipment
Members of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago released and lent their shipment of furniture after a six week strike halted deliveries. Federation officials explained the nonsectarian charitable work and hospital operations suffer daily costs of about 150 dollars, prompting the vote to release stored office furniture destined for a new administrative center in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Federation of
Chicago
Lecel
Interne- Mona
Cory
Jamestown
Jewish Federation
Bernard Bernberg
T. Stein
Federation
Reactor mishap shuts down plant in Ottawa
An atomic test reactor at Chalk River Ont. operated by Atomic Energy of Canada was shut down for three or four weeks after a fuel rod fragment caught fire during removal. No injuries were reported. The 67 million dollar plant is among the Wests most powerful reactors in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
West
Chink River
Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd
Driver Killed as Semi Crashes Near Route 119
State Police say a semi tied to Isurrivane, Pennsylvania crashed in a field today killing the driver Francis F B Doogie, 39, of Rochester, NY. The tractor ran off the road at a curve on Route 119, the truck loaded with empty bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isurrivane
Permaylvania
Francis FB. Doogie
Rochester
N.Y
Reckless Driving Charge Filed In Area Crash
A reckless driving charge was filed against Alvin J Thompson, 42, of Corry after a collision with Norbert Reinsel, 89, of Clarion on Route between Corry and Columbus Saturday evening. Both occupants were treated and released. Thompson later required x rays revealing a fractured right hip and was moved to Hamot Hospital in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Columbus
Cory Barracks
Alvin J ‘Thompson
Litthe Steel
Thompson
Norbert Reinsel
Clarion
Reinsel
Scott
Crossing Road
Altone
Tworary
Corry Memoorial
Uney
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Near Murdered Boy 4 Says Mommy Did It
Four year old Jimmy Rose of Dimkirk New York survived a grim suffocation attempt by his parents. District Attorney Edwin G O Connor asked the Chautauqua County Children's Court to place him in the County Welfare Department care. The boy, found bound and gagged in a Dunkirk trailer, is hospitalized and described as in good condition after rapid feeding and weight gain. The mother Leona Rose and her father Wilfred Rose face attempted murder charges and await trial, with bond set at $10,000 cash or $20,000 property. Continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Jimmy Rose
Dimkirk
N. Y
Chautaigi
Edwin G. O'Connor Yesterdy
Chautauqua County Children's Court
Robert N. Palmer
Jamey Rose
Children's
County Welfare Department
Bay
Brooks Memorial Hapital
Doc
Leona Roz
Wilfred Rose
Chisidunqua County
Mayville
Dudge Palmer
O'Connnor
Pattl
Chautauqua County
Air Force F105 Fights Twice Speed Of Sound
The Air Force disclosed the Republic F105 fighter bomber can fly twice the speed of sound and carries a 20mm Vulcan cannon. It is powered by a Pratt and Whitney J75 engine and designed to carry nuclear weapons, rockets, bombs, napalm, and missiles. The Navy opposed civilian instructor use for primary flight training, citing the Heller report and ATS objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustun
Tex
Air Force
Republc Aviation Corp. Farmingdate
Pacteal Aly Command
General Electric
Navy
Army
Aviation Worters’ Association
Cleveland
Robert Heller and Associates
Nay
Aeros Nuudea ‘Training Society
Washington, D. C
Heller
ATS
Ecret
Man killed when struck by truck near Monroeville
MITTSBURGH dispatch states Charles Darrell 46 of Crnnellsville died when struck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike two miles west of Monroeville Interchange. The truck driver was identified as William Le Rush of Duncans Ne Blair County. State police report Darrell was working with a few white road workers on the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Darrell
Crnnellsville
Monroeville
Intershaive
William le Rush
Duncans Ne
Blair County
Patic
Darrell
De Gaulle Begins French Coup Russians To Pull All Troops In Romania
A Moscow communique following an East European allied meeting claims the Soviet Union will withdraw troops from Romania and reduce forces in Hungary and East Germany. It cites estimates of 30 000 to 40 000 Romanians and notes reductions in Hungary and a call for Western NATO reductions. The document hints at a 25 year mutual restraint pact and a possible NATO meeting on a non aggression pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscow
Soviet Union
Romania
Hungary
NATO
Khrushchev
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
Germany
Moscow
Balkan
Black Bel
Soiet
Baal
Munica
Warsaw
De Gaulle Moves To Power By Legal Means In France
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle announced plans to form a republican government by legal steps. He urged calm, pledged quick talks with Gaullist leaders in Algeria, and said the armed forces would remain obedient to their chiefs. The move sparked widespread strikes and political turmoil as Pflimlin’s government faced uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Rene Coty
MRP
Cory de Gaulle
Iits
de Gunile
Gaston de Bonneval
Raowti Salan
Adni
Philippe) Auboyneau
Edmond Toubaud
Rayburn backs Ike stance on tax relief
House Speaker Rayburn and Ways and Means chair Mills said they agree with President Eisenhower against substantial tax reduction this year. They favor extending current corporation and excise tax rates to avoid a three billion dollar revenue drop. Both noted there will be no further tax cut recommendations this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waanum Luna — Spethe
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Raylown
Mills
Congress
Jhame
Rayburn
Aecord Willy
Man Denies Indecent Assault Charge In UK Morals Case
Morning plea of not guilty entered by Miles at 315 West Pleasant Street before Alderman M S Cobbett on a charge of indecent assault involving a five year old child. Hearing set for 9 30 next Tuesday. Remanded on 2000 bond after police investigation prompted by the parents complaint. Accused allegedly lured the child into his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suai Cvsmies
Miles
West Pleasant Street
M. S. Cobbett
Grenade Blast Injures Moslems at Algerian Rally
A grenade exploded during a pro Gaullist military rally in Algiers injuring several of about 20 000 Muslims at the sty hall. A French officer cited a military grenade carried by a French soldier as the cause though other sources did not confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uzi Ouzou
Life On Atom Sub Editor's Note
Navy announces two submarines Skate and Seswolf completed a record breaking underwater voyage aboard the USS Skate. Louis E. Kleinlein profiles crew as they endure 40 days submerged with routines, reading, and movies shown nightly while soldiers cope with the bottled up feeling and long voyage under the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skate
Seswolf
Emergency Bill For Jobless Aid Pushed In Senate Fight
Senate group planned a fight to broaden unemployment benefits while supporters said they had enough votes to pass the emergency bill as is. Kennedy and Douglas lead a drive to broaden temporary aid and set higher permanent standards, with some Republicans joining. Byrd warned states should tap own funds first, and a final vote was expected today or Wednesday depending on debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maomuyerury
Senate
Novikerts
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Paul H Douglas
D-Ill
Douglas
Kennedy
Mense
William F. Knowland
California
Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Drag Race Ends In Deaths Of 2 Youths Near Pottstown
Two teens perished when a car crossed a flooded Garatrock bridge over the Solmylkill River twelve miles northwest of Pottstown. John W. Balmer 16 Colteerville was driver. Michael LaSatvia 17 Collegeville died. Four others injured including Larry Jones 15 and James Kapetsky 13. State police said Balmer’s car struck the bridge side and overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Fua
Garatrock
Solmylkill River
John W. Balmer
Colteerville
Michael LaSatvia
Collegeville
Montgomery Hospital
Chicago Funeral Planned For Cardinal Stritch Dead At 70
Rome reports the death of Samuel Carding Stritch, 70, Archbishop of Chicago. He died in Rome after circulatory ailments while awaiting duties as pro prefect of the Vatican for Propagation of the Faith. His body rests at the North American Pontifical College before burial in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Masa Mary
Chicaro
Hatian
Chicago
Cardinal Stritch
Samuel Carding Stritch
Pontiffen College
Sanatrix Clinic
Pius
Pontifical College
Ignatus
Martin John O'Connor
Scranton
Vatican
Vallesan
Work Begins At World's First Atomic Plant
The historic Stipping park atomic power plant marked more than five months of successful operation with a presidential dedication. President Eisenhower, hosting dignitaries from the White House, activated the plant’s turbine valve and sent electricity toward Duquesne Light. The 110 million dollar facility, jointly owned by Duquesne Light and the AEC, serves as a proving ground for future commercial nuclear plants and peaceful development. A large crowd, including government, civic, and scientific figures, witnessed the ceremony near Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omerine
Stippingpark
Atom Energy Commission
America
Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Duquesne Light Je
AEC
Duawesne
Pittsburgh
Gramiine Venir
Cansas Rover
Students Riot At Carnegie Tech Dormitory Clash
Carnegie Tech students were taken into police custody after a disturbance near a dormitory. Police deployed six patrol cars as ambulances arrived. stones bricks and stink bombs were thrown, breaking an ambulance window. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
AAG
Wegott
Beo
Tts
Citizens Meet On Nike Blasts
In Middletown a citizens gathering followed a Nike missile explosion at a nearby installation. The crowd prayed for ten men who died in Thursday's disaster and heard a promised Army commitment to safety. Brig Gen Charles D Duff spoke from the Army, noting the base stayed alert as rivets and missiles failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Une
Charles D. Duff
Memorial Day safety urged by state police commissioner
State police commissioner BE J Henry urged motorists to plan for heavy weekend travel and avoid risks as Memorial Day approaches. He said all available officers would be on traffic duty to enforce safety during the holiday period. Also noted two items from New York: Chiang Kai-shek’s wife arrived for a medical checkup and an honorary degree at the University of Michigan next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Henry
Drivery
West End
Imme
New York
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Two Area Men Hurt In Crash Near Hydetown
Two area men were injured in a head on collision near Hydetown around 12:30 yesterday. Howard R. Wright Jr. a 28-year-old soldier and George W. Church, an 88-year-old Spar...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydetown
Cemterville Oldier
Sparansburg
Titusville Hospital
Howard R. Wright Jr
George W. Church
Church
Corry
Chic
Two Perish As Auto Truck Crash Donora Pa
A wide collision on Route 51 near Donora Washington County killed two neighboring men and injured two Pittsburg truckers. The deceased are Howell Friedland, 41, and John Ruey, 47, operators for Eastern Western Wigle Co. Jas W. Bratthwoer, 60, and Stanley TL Baron, 40, King Co. employees were treated at Winslee Manessen Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donora
Onotth
Washington County
Conor
Pitts Suivrh
Howell Friedland
John Ruey
Wigdle
Jas W. Bmatthooyer
Stanley TL Baron
He King
Co. Ware
Winslee - Manéssen Hospital
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Jenoun
Norfolk
William R. Charette
Ludington
Mich
Arlington Nation
Mittsburgh
Ike
Louis E. Kleinlein
U, 5
Nike
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