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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1955
Page
1
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Philadelphia voters faced a high stakes off year race between Democrat Richardson Dilworth and Republican W Thocher Longstreth as 980000 eligible voters weighed local issues. Debates aired on TV as Dilworth seeks to extend Clark administration gains and Longstreth touts pro business reforms amid a statewide contest backdrop.
The Texas State Board of Medical Examiners revoked licenses of seven doctors tied to the Thoxeey Cancer Clinic in Dallas after a challenge hearing. Named were Ronald Watt Chaplis Logan, Charles Birberes, Willie Brokes, A. A. Biafra, Bedlam A Harly, Waller F Pickett, and Harry M. Moxsay. The board cited professional misconduct and dishonorable conduct. one medical doctor planned to appeal to district court.
Early voting reported with 648 ballots cast by mid morning and expectations of a strong day as employers and workers anticipate turnout. Republicans led Democrats two to one with 444 ballots for Republicans and 214 for Democrats. Voters appeared to split tickets in several booths amid optimistic Democratic sentiment among workers.
New Orleans a 27 year old woman, Mary Falcon, was booked with murder in the poisoning deaths of William Baughman Jr and his younger brother Lawrence. The coroner ruled death by accidental phosphorous poisoning from rat poison. The victims, two of six children, lived in dire squalor with limited food. Falcon had a quarrel with their mother and reportedly threatened to “get even.” Police pursued an extensive investigation and also charged the parents with child neglect.
Police in New York City search for the owner of a green 10 station wagon with brick fender and New York license plate 109087. The abandoned vehicle, reportedly undamaged by the owner, is believed to have been driven away by a thief using its keys and then abandoned in the area.
Local residents again pressed the City Council over a faulty drainage setup that floods properties. City officials reviewed pipe repairs, ditch deepening, and cost shares to fix East Columbus Avenue and hillside drainage, with promises to act pending engineering checks and school board talk on related costs.
A Corry boy Leon ned Giles age 11 unnamed companion Victor Proncek were reported missing yesterday after taking a car. They returned home before 8 the following morning. Police broadcast a tri state alert but were told they were with friends in Corry. Local officers confirmed the youths returned home last night.
Molotov returns amid a busy political slate with Chandler seeking Kentucky governor’s post and Philadelphia mayoral race drawing attention in off year contests. Voter sentiment trends seen in national issues and a lengthy Ohio referendum linked to a Ford-GM wage plan for about 100000 autoworkers. The lone congressional race centers on Michigan’s 16th District with 21 candidates vying in the Democratic primary to replace the late Rep. Dingell. State races in Kentucky Virginia and New Jersey shift control amid Democratic gains and Republican resistance as national dynamics influence local ballots. (Continued on Page Two)
In October 1953 the Coury Union City reports 104 employed security office Neve notes 118 new job applications down from September 142 with 98 women and 23 veterans. Of these 116 were referred to 116 openings and 17 placed. Openings totaled 62 in September, 49 clerks sales and skilled, semiskilled workers rise. Unemployment weeks claimed drop to 1,000 from 1,240. 13 applicants denied compensation for various reasons.
Reports cite U S officials saying Molotov signaled a Soviet refusal to halt shipments as Western concerns rise over weapons and armored support reaching Egypt. Diplomatic talks with Dulles in Geneva were kept secret while Molotov’s stance triggered alerts over Communist military aid and regional instability.
A New York area story recounts a prowler admitting presence at the scene of the shooting that killed wealthy sportsman William Woodward Jr. in October. Ann Woodward, distraught by the event, testified she believed she faced a prowler when she fired. Police pursued leads, including a suspect, Werner Wirths, held on unrelated burglary charges in the North Shore area. Continued on Page Eight.
Potato growers and members of the Potato Cooperative report excellent corn and yield prospects across Corytea Lom belne. Ernest Harned from the Potato Commodities office in Unions City notes widespread labor shortages, with an average yield around 850 bushels per acre and some fields reporting higher. Prices and market outlook remain favorable amid heavy rain and snow disruptions.
State Police investigated a two-vehicle crash near Cavey Wink Selving East on Route 967 in Columbus at 9:50. Christensen attempted to stop as he saw an approaching vehicle. both drivers exchanged damage and one fled. Estimated damage around $600. No injuries reported.
President Eisenhower will speak briefly on television and radio when he leaves Fitzsimons Army Hospital in Denver on Friday and again upon arrival in Washington. Doctors say a six week recovery period may follow, with decisions on re election possible in January or February after further convalescence at warmer climes. The White House has not set exact dates for his remarks or travel plans.
London news: Harold Philby challenges a Labour MP to repeat accusations outside Parliament that he helped in the Burgess and Maclean espionage affair. He calls the charges mere comment and gossip, cites the Official Secrets Act, and notes investigations continue into the missing diplomats.
Report from near West Columbus describes a fire threatening homes as residents report shots fired in the area. Police checked nearby parks and streets for witnesses and possible suspects while enduring uncertainty about motive. One woman states three men were firing toward homes, prompting cautious surveillance by authorities.
A large audience of teachers and business representatives heard varied talks on blending school and training programs. Speakers including Mie Leschens and LM Dalighis outlined efforts to link education with industry needs, emphasizing practical shop experiences and career guidance for students.
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov at Geneva rejected Western proposals for free elections to unify East and West Germany. He returned from Moscow amid signals of softened Soviet opposition to early reunification, while indicating possible new proposals at Geneva.
A fire in West Norristown gutted a three story home for aged persons, the Dal Villa Mursigue House, occupying the estate of brewer Achim Shundt. Residents were evacuated with no serious injuries and Chief Joseph tlagneid led rapid response. An official later noted damage and uncertainty about fire’s cause.
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