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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1953
Page
4
Corry Evening Journal reports on September tax collections and Treasury projections. It notes August surplus trends, March peak receipts, and June comparisons. Governor and House statements hint at debt limit timing amid safety inspection updates in Harrisburg.
Twenty years ago Roger Williams of West Wayne Street was admitted to Cory Hospital after a knee fracture from an accident at the Haniel Clark Company plant. Police fight a gang of boys causing trouble on First Avenue while a new gas station rises at Colza and Spring Creek roads. A Raymond Mig Co. party at Lake Findley Lake replaces a rain plan with dancing and a buffet lunch for about 40 couples. Corry High School prepares for the opener at Oil City as Coach Bill Myers builds a stronger backfield.
Thirteen PRR freight cars derailed seven miles south of Franklin late Monday night, tearing up 300 feet of track and spilling 720 tons of coal and 50 000 gallons of lubricating oil. Oil City and Kiski crews of 100 repaired the line by Tuesday. no crew members were injured. The wreckage clearance continues this week.
Seven witnesses including five guards testified in Centre County Criminal Court as 15 Rockview Penitentiary inmates faced rioting charges. The case targets alleged ringleaders from a three day mob last January. Allison Hollabaugh, a guard, described how the disturbance began and identified pistols taken from guards.
A reader argues hunters overstep on farms criticizing tag use and game protection. They claim hunters trespass, damage crops, and threaten livestock, urging stricter restraint and respect for farmers.
Kenneth Weldon of Grand Valley faced a hearing before Justice Tracy Greenland in Warren on charges of transporting passengers for hire without a certificate of public conveyance. E. J. Englert of Erie, PUC inspector, said Weldon drove Elkadettes drum and bugle corps to Warren in a school bus.
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District Attorney M. A. Korn reich of Warren County and Kenneth B. Rennekamp of Pittsburgh figure in the matter. Rennekamp owns Titusville Coach Lines. Weldon is represented by Atty. Scott Calderwood of Warren. Justice Greenland requested briefs before ruling.
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