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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1956
Page
3
Damaged text describes a family incident with a brother and mother involved. Vague references to a broken home, a confrontation, and unclear details about participants and locations. The legible content is insufficient for precise names or dates.
A Keolly area mother died in hospital after a home incident Friday morning. Neighbors and authorities report she collapsed at home and was transported to Spinner Hospital where she later died. The deceased is identified as Mrs Nigiey Hasuhter, widow of Mt Chester Vanraynittynt. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the event and remain at the scene with no additional details available.
A county man said his wife was hospitalized after a shotgun blast during an attempt to scare off possible prowlers outside their home. Authorities described the scene as a nighttime disturbance with injuries to Portier and another resident. investigation ongoing.
A car collided with an Erie Railroad train at a grade crossing, killing Mrs. Cora Lee, 63, of Akron. Passengers Leroy Politti, 40, of Wireton, and others were injured. Politti faced serious conditions, with Thomas Anderson, 29, of Carapolis, and Dolores Cunningham, 23, Akron, hospitalized.
L Marvin Mey, 39, of Mt. Lebanon, died Saturday at Sewickley Valley Hospital from injuries suffered last Thursday when his car collided with another on Route 80 in Bedford County. Mey was hospitalized following the accident.
Lieutenant Commander William Alexander Willis of Glendale California commanded a C-118 on a flight from England to the United States when the aircraft disappeared over the Atlantic. The bomber crew and passengers totaled 59 U.S. servicemen.
Seven newsmen petitioned the Pennsylvania Supreme Court for permission to delay paying court fines while awaiting U S Supreme Court review of their conviction for violating a ban on taking photos in Greensburg County Courthouse. The group includes publishers William Block and David W Mack, editor Andrew Bernhard, reporter Vines Johnson, photographers Don Bindyke Jim Kliagensmith, and Robert Purdy.
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