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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1955
Page
1
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Senator Estes Kefauver charged the Democratic National Committee favors Adlai Stevenson for the presidential nomination during a news conference in Chicago. The claim followed the three day party lender meeting. Stevenson prepared to speak at a $100 dinner with Gov Averell Harriman and others amid large reservations.
Seattle investigators begin work on a Miami based DC4 crash two miles south of Boeing Field. The wreck killed many and left 47 survivors including a woman and three children. Witness accounts vary as experts piece together the fiery destruction and missing preflight records.
The Corry Bana seeks funds for band uniforms without a direct appeal. About $900 has been donated so far by Cornell and several loan industries. Residents have already given to other causes, but more help is hoped from local supporters.
The provisional government under Maj. Gen. Pedro Aramburu acts to revive freedom of the press after Peronist controls. Decrees dissolve the presidential press office and expropriate independent papers, with curbs on broadcasts and films. El Norte and Ta Vanguardia resume or resume temporary status as arrests occur amid a three day CGT strike.
Grand opening of Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No 9 on East Washington Street with ribbon cutting at 7 p.m. Officials attending included Mayor Earl Cherry and chamber leaders. Tours for members, music, and a light luncheon followed. door prizes awarded, and four days of events continue with a candidate initiation and official dedication scheduled.
A mix-year old invalid, Walter Bower, died in a bedroom fire at his home near Coolspring Uniontown. Firemen said he lit a cigarette in bed and could not escape, the blaze confined to the bed.
President Eisenhower resumes a relaxed schedule at the Civil War battlefield community in Gettysburg after recovering from a heart attack. He played a bridge game, checked cattle, and watched television as he eases back into duties.
Brown, owner of Carry Bridge Ind Supply Co, collapsed near Mendville after a skid on Route 77. He was taken by ambulance to Corry Memorial Hospital where he remained in fair condition today.
The column argues for increasing pay for teachers and principals, criticizing employers for slow wage growth and outdated tools. It claims educators deserve better compensation as costs of books, radios, and machines rise, urging community figures to act.
Police dismissed claims about letters from William R. Turner related to the Doris Huron murder. A pre death letter to publisher Will Rose is debated, with Rose asserting its postmark and origin. Authorities say the evidence remains unsettled as officials pursue the case.
United Nations debate on 18 membership applications intensifies as Western powers seek to gauge Soviet veto risk. Western leaders plan a possible secret ballot to set the stage before next week Security Council meeting.
The CIO Wainwott Workers Union signals readiness to accept provisional board findings but urges talks with Pennsylvnia Railroad over holiday pay and layoff policies. Union officials say reps from the company will meet soon to discuss recommendations and potential strikes.
MAVILLE Jurors heard admissions from Joseph Reade 28 of Jamaxtown in the murder trial over the deaths of his sister in law and her infant. A key witness described events at the basement apartment and a kitchen table scene the night of July 1. The judge allowed parts of the sworn statement to be deleted as not relevant to the case.
Washington reports a new military policy to weed out security risks before they enter the army. The directive would affect draftees and unformed personnel, with changes to discharge procedures and seniority, discussed before a Senate subcommittee led by Joe On constitutional relief.
A new supply of polio serum was issued to public health services with sufficient doses for planned vaccinations. Officials reported fulfillment of orders and reallocation of resources, noting the stock covers the current vaccination needs.
A driver escaped unhurt when a refrigerated truck overturned on the Derry Sprisie Cree road after skidding on packed snow. The vehicle slid into an embankment and came to rest near the Lamon farm five miles west of Corry.
Hong Kong reports the release of Rev. Justin Garvey and Rev. Marcellus White two Catholic missionaries who had been jailed in Changsha since 1953 and held in solitary confinement. They arrived by train from Canton and joined Mrs. Homer Bradshaw a Presbyterian medical missionary, with her husband still detained.
Utica New York three largest Northeast dairy groups told the Senate Agriculture Committee that the Eisenhower Benison plan is failing and urged a better program while the New York Farm Bureau disputed the claim predicting losses under the current reform The groups representing about four tens thousand dairymen pressed for changes and criticized the present price support system in contrast to the Farm Bureau which defended it.
Rochester Pa. A massive refinery blast caused a spectacular fire at Vulvoline Oil Co. near Freedom. Flames threatened nearby tanks and caused a roof to be torn off a 40 foot structure. No injuries were reported as firefighters contained the blaze after authorities and company officials assessed the dangerous vapors and fought the fire with streams of water.
Rabat reports discussions over a new Franco-Moroccan act to form a governing arrangement. Mohammed Ben Yiese outlines a plan amid political tensions as reformers seek a steadier leadership and legislative changes.
President Eisenhower says the United States will never admit defeat as Western talks with the Soviet Union stall. Secretary Dulles notes no progress by the Western Big Three, but offers cautious optimism and cites verbatim notes from Gettysburg. The report framing presents resolve to pursue a fast and durable peace despite setbacks.
Heavy snowfall blankets the district turning roads hazardous and slick. State police report no major accidents as the storm disrupts travel with high winds and snow totals mounting across towns and highways.
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