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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1956
Page
3
A Pittsburgh police department internal dispute reveals officers unhappy with evidentiary photo handling. The Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph reports tense exchanges as officials discuss enforcement and disclosure standards affecting investigations and public records.
In a chaotic report a nineteen year old, Gerald Saeger of Ry D Townville, was shot in the chest by a playmate with a .22 caliber rifle. An emergency operation at Meadville City Hospital followed internal hemorrhaging. Doctors gave a 60-50 chance of survival. his mother said doctors were pleased with progress. A blood donation note appeared for future transfusion needs.
Miss Maybelle Miller, 25, mother of four, attempted to rob the Cleveland National Bank with a note demanding money. She carried no weapon, left without loot, and was arrested after fleeing in a sedan. Teller Mrs Florence Rees described the weak effort, and Miller was jailed on attempted robbery charges with FBI involvement anticipated.
Neighbors helped pull a hydrant line after Mrs Joss Neckers reported a garage fire. Firemen used heavy hoses and fog to smother the blaze as smoke filled the scene. Mrs Ross valued the building at 300 dollars with contents at 50 dollars and planned to tear down the rear building. An alarm at Hal pomi coincided with a lab system update keeping the network operable.
Benson denounces charges against his family farms as false and absurd while claiming administration support for a traditional system. He asserts top agriculture officials grew up on family farms and praises farmers as the backbone of American agriculture.
The speaker says movement from farms accelerated in Truman administration, with farm population dropping by over eight million from 1947 to 1952. He contrasts this by noting farm numbers rose in each of the last two years.
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