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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1955
Page
1
The readable bits imply a historical report involving trade, individuals, and economic terms. Names and places are unclear, but references to prices, balance, and central figures suggest a mid era business or civic notice with several obscured proper nouns.
A fighter jet out of control on takeoff plowed through six Eielson Air Force Base housing buildings in Fairbanks Alaska. At least 13 people were killed and 2 more are feared dead amid the 16 below zero weather. The pilot Alfred F Paulliaers, 28, of Montana was aboard.
Pennsylvania Transformer Co challenges a government award for 2.2 million dollars worth of transformer equipment for Owlas Dam. The contract had gone to Brows-Boveri of Baden Switzerland, which bid far lower. State officials and Pennsylvania lawmakers support review under wartime policy favoring domestic employment. The firm argues it should receive the contract due to regional employment impact.
Harrisburg officials report former U S Senator Franch J Myers of Philadelphia was listed as co counsel for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission in finalizing a 4 mile Erie County toll road extension. The commission dropped Myers and the firm Lowhsend Elliot and Mitnson from the nonbillable task after appointing new counsel. the extension is projected to cost about 68 million dollars and connect Ohio and New York turnpikes.
General Motors unveiled a centrifilm device that uses ultraviolet light to sterilize vaccines and other products. Parke-Davis confirmed testing but will not disclose results yet. tests include polio vaccine but not Salk vaccine. Medical experts say the centrifilm could enable new vaccines for cold, mumps, measles, TB, shingles, and related illnesses.
One man was injured and two vehicles heavily damaged in a storm related collision on Box Main Street. Davis of Corry was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and released. A third car fled the scene after rear ending Davis as Swarm backed into the eastbound vehicle. Police seek the hit and run driver.
A power fault at the East Columbus Avenue plant of Sorry damestown Mfg Co halted operations yesterday as fuse blows cut heat control. Electrical crews and company forces traced the outage, delaying shifts and risking cold damage during subfreezing temperatures. Production later resumed with the second shift at 90 dollars per hour. In Beaver Falls a 160 worker strike at Union Drawn Steel Division disrupted output at Republic Steel Corp. facilities in Northurning.
Harrisburg. The administration proposed changes to the Manufacturers excise tax to make it equitable and workable. Key provisions include exemptions and credits, with a projected 6 to 400 million dollar revenue impact. Officials say the plan aims to tax big items consistently whether used in state or elsewhere.
A 1940s bank teller recounts a foiled attempt as four would be robbers entered Gil City First Savings in Rhippenville. The teller and a lone bookkeeper faced the bandits before they fled empty handed, leaving the bank secured and no one injured.
The government under provisional President Pedro Aramburu dissolves the Peronista party and enacts measures to dismantle the totalitarian influence. Expropriation of La Prensa is cited as a move to consolidate control and suppress opposition.
Weather conditions racked hunting season with one of the worst Novembers in years. Readouts list reported bagging by Arthur Cochran Eldred Hill Randall McCray Donald Gates and others with weights from 100 to 170 pounds as hunters seek game despite heavy conditions.
The city faced heavy disruption as a winter storm dumped up to 11 inches of snow. Plows were largely idle and crews struggled to clear streets while roads remained hazardous and traffic snarled across the area.
The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Middleton of Whytlsburg, is reported in good condition at Stemy Memorial Hospital Liston City after a street accident. A six year old was treated for injuries when a cart and vehicle collided. driver identified as Murry Shaul. The incident occurred on a sunlit afternoon near Waltsbury.
An unnamed president sends a gold gift to Churchill as relations between leaders near a pivotal moment. The gesture accompanies remarks about friendship, resilience, and resolve amid mounting global tensions and strategic debates.
The Corry Area Schools Authority awarded contracts for equipment and supplies totaling 20000 for the new Corry Area High School on Spencer Road. Superintendent LM Douglas announced the project will replace one room structures across three districts and be ready for occupancy by February 1. Delivery on items is requested within 60 days.
Local Chamber of Commerce urged motorists to drive safely during Safe Driving Day observances. Posters and messages were distributed by merchants and stores, emphasizing alert driving and obeying signals amid worsening conditions and a past high-profile accident. A local couple reported the death of their son William Muwsare, 29, aboard a Caribbean cruise gone tragically wrong.
City Council approved the 1956 budget realigning tax structure. Real estate tax income will be replaced by wage tax receipts offset by an estimated 87 190 from the wage levy. A one fourth mill cut in real estate taxes accompanies the change for the coming year.
United Nations members react as Chiang Kai-shek regime blocks Mongolia's bid for U N membership amid a broader push by Red and non-Communist applicants. Analysts warn Formosa's standing could weaken while Soviets resist admitting several rival candidates in the coming assembly sessions.
A medical bulletin from Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington reports President Ike remains without symptoms. Circulation notes his blood pressure and heart condition are normal with no fever or acute distress.
A rural home fire in a snowstorm injures a local man from the Stewart Road area. He suffered first and second degree burns to the right hand face and ears while moving a kerosene stove. Firefighters extinguished the blaze as Labowsle and neighbors aided him and his wife. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital by Fire Chief Ray Livre.
Paris reports the French Cabinet weighs dissolving the National Assembly after a close 318 281 parliamentary vote. Analysts expect constitutional procedures and presidential consultations as the government seeks to avert early elections while planning a reshuffle or new cabinet in a prolonged stalemate.
The Corry city tax plan shows a 53 dollar total for a typical resident with a 6000 dollar real estate assessment and 4000 dollar annual income. Property tax 93 dollars income tax 20 dollars plus 53 dollars in total. The plan envisions a 5.5 mill real estate rate and a one half percent wage tax. The 1965 budget stands at about 108 thousand dollars, with eight thousand dollars expected to carry over to cover debt and fund the new budget. The city intends to hire additional patrol officers and adjust work hours amid state conflicts on overtime.
Chicago reports nearly 91 000 American deaths on highways in the first months, up from 1954 levels. Eisenhower traffic safety drive urged. experts projected October deaths around 4 020, with campaigns to reduce fatalities and promote safer driving nationwide.
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