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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1955
Page
6
A motorist rammed a parked truck on Park Street yesterday and fled without a note. Mrs. George Craker reported her truck hit at 8 am with damage to the rear corner and tail light. The incident prompted police to warn about street parking during snow cleanup.
In Elk County two deer hunters were involved in separate incidents. Carmen Labate 28 from Aspinwall reached safety near Kane after missing for hours. Nicholas Pascuzzi 56 of Jeannette remains missing. authorities say Pascuzzi likely died of a heart attack.
Charles A. Beers, 20, of Dunbar, was found shot to death near Elk Rock game preserve while deer hunting with four friends. A six-person medical team fought five hours to save him after a head wound. Deputy Coroner W. Allen Firman and doctors attended. In other local items a heart attack case during a dentist chair procedure and Social Security office hours set for Erie County in December are noted. County commissioners plan to appoint a five-man health board by December 15 following pressure from the Erie County Medical Society. Karl Morrison, 68, Erie architect, appeals upheld in four morals cases, moves to Pennsylvania Supreme Court seeking relief from a three and one half to seven-year term and hindering witness charge.
Buffalo faces a harsh blizzard aftermath with five dead and city crews working to reopen streets. Mayor Steven Pankow declared a state of emergency and considered National Guard aid as abandoned vehicles create fire hazards and stall essential traffic. Governor Averell Harriman offered state assistance to finish snow removal.
The Transport Workers Union plans a member referendum on joining the AFL CIO merger to be formed at a future convention. CIO President Walter Reuther outlined a possible isolated period to persuade TWU members amid general CIO support and a 15 million member potential union bloc. The TWU leadership objects to safeguards against racism racketeering and raiding in the proposed constitution.
Mrs Marjorie Gould Drexel widow of Anthon J Drexel Philadelphia banker and granddaughter of financier Jay Gould died yesterday in New York City The report notes her prominent family connections and death details without graphic description.
Herbert C. Dahl, a Corry Jamestown plant draftsman and project engineer, died at home after a reported heart attack. Born November 20, 1907 in Corry, he lived in Corry and Jamestown area. Survived by wife Bernadette, daughter Eileen Mae, son Roland Dennis, father Gust Dahl, two brothers William and Frank, and sister Mrs. Herbert Warner. He was a longtime Cub Scout leader and member of local clubs. Services planned at Davison Funeral Home with Rev. George Myers officiating. interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
negotiations between Westinghouse Electric Corp and the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers collapsed as mediator John R. Murray said company officials walked out. About 65,000 Westinghouse workers have been on strike at 40 plants since October 17, with resumed talks unclear.
NEW YORK The widow of a scientist who helped develop the first atomic bomb says she has sought to save him from potter's field burial in Rock NY. Mrs Leonie M Charles, estranged from her husband Donald Randolph Charles, told city officials she had no funds and wanted him buried in the city cemetery. He was found dead in a hotel room apparently from suicide. A note read No Job no home no property O kin. Mrs Charles, who was in Woods Hole Massachusetts, said she and her husband separated last summer and she has not seen him since.
YORK Pa The Spurgeon Cunninghams welcome a 20th child to their large family at York Hospital The baby boy arrived Monday making 11 boys and nine girls in the brood Four are married and 16 live at home The couple are factory foreman and farmer residents of Hellam area.
Boston report says Dr. BE Roger Samiel of Mount Carmel Pennsylvania received the American Medical Association general practitioner of the year award at its clinical meeting. The AMA praised his long public service and leadership in civic and religious groups, noting his dedication to family medicine and community welfare.
An unclear transcript presents an interview with Dr Samuel reflecting on decades of medical service. The text hints at patient care struggles and ethical dilemmas but remains fragmented and difficult to interpret.
An 18 year old wife testifies she found her husband home drunk and violent. She describes a jolt to the bed and a fatal attack on everyone in the house. The defendant’s mother-in-law struck him with a blow that ended the alleged assault.
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