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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1955
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment appears to record bidding notes and unrelated letters. The lines mix numbers and words, lacking clear names, dates, places, or actions to identify a coherent event or outcome.
Israeli and Egyptian officials traded charges of new troop penetrations into the El Auja demilitarized zone along the Egyptian border. Each side accused the other of fortifying positions and violating the UN supervised boundary, with casualties reported on both sides and calls for withdrawal and restraint from UN observers.
Mrs Mare Bethery of Findley Lake, mother of three, was rushed to Westfield Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon after being found unresponsive by her mother Mrs Ray Stel at Mindley Lake. Firemen failed to revive her. condition today listed as good pending confirmation by county sheriff officials.
A deadly crash near Greensburg, Pennsylvania, yesterday claimed the life of Hamy C. Luctow, 30, of Chicago, when a Rabie 1 vehicle collided in Madison.
United Nations leaders again seek a disarmament debate as big powers discuss the issue in Geneva. The Russian delegation fails in a second attempt to begin proceedings while Arkidy Sobolev takes the United Nations disarmament chair and promises a new meeting of the 12 nation body.
The 1955-54 Community Chest drive reports the second division, industrial employe vision metal, has reached 7 706.57 toward its quota of 33 952. The report cites totals from corporations, advance gifts, retail sales service and other divisions with hopes for Monday additions to push over the top.
A morning Erie Railroad freight blocked progress as braking trouble delayed a Meadville to Wilsterbutton passenger and mail train. The slow freight ahead pulled brakes through Union City, forcing post office carriers to discharge mail at the push line while awaiting Switched off Haight.
President Eisenhower and Agriculture Secretary Benson prepared for a Denver conference amid a political storm over Benson's role. White House reports stated no enlargement of the President's hospitalization, while critics questioned Benson's cabinet future as farm price concerns and recovery progress framed the political debate.
The article discusses daylight saving time adjustments, urging residents to move clocks forward or backward tonight. It mentions confusion about the change, the impact on morning routines, and public sentiment on time shifts affecting daily chores.
Babson Park Massachusetts Roger W. Babson cites overseas reports highlighting Europe’s grief and prosperity in England. He notes automation and atomic energy interest, credit inflation risks, and continued English leadership if World War II does not occur. Germany booms alongside British unionization and technical innovation shaping Europe’s path.
Senator Knowland warned that a Western plan to offer a security guarantee to the Soviet Union could yield a “satellitary” barrier in Europe. He argued a se curety pledge might prolong Communist control behind the Iron Curtain and urged restricting Soviet influence while maintaining strong Western unity.
Report states FBI detainer not filed against Frank Graham tied to the Warren National Bank branch robbery in Tidioute Ir irham. Sheriff McElroy said a plan to publicize might aid the suspect, with federal agents reportedly involved, and details unclear as of now.
Pittsburgh jurors found James Ruck 25 guilty of second degree murder in the death of a five year old girl. The prosecution said he beat the child to death during a period of abuse while the defense claimed diminished capacity. Sentencing is pending and could range from a minimum of ten years to twenty years.
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded bronze medals to three Pennsylvanians for bravery. Robert W. Wright of Philadelphia drowned in the Mullica River while trying to save Naomi Lyons. Anthony Wible of Marble Hill aided others from danger at a creek crossing during a thunderstorm. Aloysius A. Rundell of Reading helped a 2-year-old move from tracks when a train approached. Wright’s widow received death benefits.
White Collar workers and W E sign a five year contract with Westinghouse retroactive to October 9. The agreement gives annual wage increases totaling 16 percent plus fringe benefits for about 14 000 salaried employees. Other unions remain on strike or rejected company offers.
A fourteen year old girl was caught shoplifting at Murphy Woolworths in broad daylight. Officers and her father were present as the girl admitted theft of several jeweled items and cosmetics to be reported to Melbourne authorities.
Wilgin Henning, a 64 year old engineer, was arrested in Camden on counterfeit coin charges after producing 300 000 coins with a 250 000 pound press. Secret Service said a single error tipped him off and led to his downfall as coins minted in Philadelphia bore a missing back letter. Authorities tied his past counterfeiting conviction to the case and held him on 15 000 bond.
A federal jury acquitted Katherine Ann Haynes of murder by reason of insanity for the 1961 killing of Nancy Penton in Washington. The defense said Haynes was driven insane by her husband Willis Haynes's boasting of an affair. Haynes was committed to St Elizabeths Hospital for further evaluation.
A garbled transportation notice outlines altered departure times for buses and trains on multiple lines. The document lists specific route numbers, stations, and weekday schedules affected by the timetable changes.
Report states five inmates escaped and were recaptured after nightfall. The incident occurred in the county jail area with authorities denying further details.
UNICEF and local groups announce a Halloween event with six collection centers in the city. Children will collect pennies for UNICEF and return containers for parties at each church and school, with Civil Defense patrolling and donations directed to the United Nations Children's Fund in New York.
A union des mirey charged with multiple counts including robbery faces a jury in a child case. The defendant, Antony, 78, is accused of crimes tied to a series including two robbery counts and ancillary charges. Proceedings are set for Monday in Wertemidorice court.
In Geneva the Big Pour group of foreign ministers led by Molotov Dulles Macmillan Pinay meet for the third day. They face a stalemate on German unification and European security with no realistic path to settlement.
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