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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1955
Page
4
An article notes Sidney Hook of New York University argues that the belief in survival at all costs is a dangerous political doctrine, warning that in an unfree world only those who accept slavery feel secure, a view tied to neutralism and global tensions after Geneva and Milan conferences.
A fragment discusses rulers imposing control across decades, noting the world suffers under authoritarian power since Mussolini and Stalin era figures like Khrushchev and Tito. It laments universal freedom as farther away than ever and critiques new straitjackets formed after old regimes fell.
A provisional united Armed Service Police patrols areas frequented by military personnel in several cities including Washington New York Seattle San Francisco and Honolulu. The aim is stricter discipline and reduced service rivalries by summoning the off limits orders of service branches.
Jaqua, a railroad worker of 35 years with retirement 15 years away, moved into the Holloway station house built in 1882. He had the building moved to his lot to make a five room home and calls the price "Very reasonable." The station is typical.
Mexico City reports 12 killed and 15,000 homeless after Gulf of Mexico storm Hilda. Officials describe widespread damage to Tatapleo area facilities, with up to 110,000 buildings affected. Aid channels opened as authorities coordinate shelter and reconstruction efforts.
Yesterday's Memories recounts Gomy and 40 workers starting West Washington West Plrosonit Marion and ul streets repair projects under a WPA effort. Carrie Hashart from Columbus transfers to Butler staff. AL Smith departs. Howard J. Sheen notes 408 enrollment at Senior High School.
A morning offer for a reward was issued in connection with a robbery at Frank Qobins home in Erie city transit offices. Mary A Brigham died at her West Pleasant Street home after a long illness. A Purdue study notes pests cause three million dollars in stored grain losses annually.
Erie police arrest James Thomas 25 on marijuana charges after a months long probe. Detectives say Thomas acted as a lone seller with possible others connected, searching his home found marijuana and four sticks on his person. Police anticipate additional arrests as the investigation expands.
A 16 year old farm boy admitted shooting his foster father to death and choking his foster mother. He then stuffed the bodies in their car, crashed it into a ditch, and set it on fire to fake an accident. Harold Bowman 49 and Mabelle Bowman 46 were found near Wes Alexandria after police began investigating a double automobile death. Kenneth Bowman claimed his mother urged him to take his ailing father to a hospital.
Questions test knowledge on US history religion meteorology and geography. Topics include the Pledge, Hawaii, Gospel authorship, federal eligibility, Weather Bureau department, Boulder Dam locations, and Chief Justice John Marshall origins.
A string of five cars rolled down a grade in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards at Altoona yesterday, studded by a brakeless run and striking 46 others. Eight tracks were blocked briefly, no injuries reported, and main line traffic remained unaffected.
Mrs. Walter Crosby of Mayville and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Crosby of Town Line called on Mrs. Eliza Jamies and Mr. J C Manwaring Tuesday. Miss Marilyn Johnson of Lottsville visited friends here. Mrs Hiram Beckerink of Clymer accompanied by Mrs J C Manwaring called on Mrs Norman Faust of Lakewood. Margaret Mullaney is at her home. Miss Mary Garter was home over the weekend working for Art Alexander. Catherine Mullaney of Dunkirk visited her aunt Margaret Mullaney. Ethna Crowe had the post office painted. Evangelical United Brethren Church trustees roofed part of the parsonage last Friday. Ethel Williams and daughter Jane of Williamsport visited Mrs Williams’s mother from Thursday until Monday. Ethel is daughter of Mrs Mary Barry. Martha Perkins of Youngstown, O., visited her grandmother Mary Barry, Lena Cross and family over the weekend. Mrs Fl Morton entered Edinboro State Teachers College and then Grove City College recently.
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