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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1957

Page

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UN Clearance Of Suez Waterway Open To Ships Up To 20000 Tons

Disjointed report notes UN clearance of the Suez Canal allowing vessels up to 20,000 tons contingent on Egypt's approval. Mentions Day Hammarskjold to inform the General Assembly, with expected economic impact including 1000 jobs and 1500 tons of crude oil. References to potential withdrawal of UN emergency troops and Gulf of Aqaba tensions.

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Co F To Aid Cancer Drive In Local Effort

Co F plans a cancer aid drive led by Lt James V Hoemmond with nine platoons mobilizing residents within a two hour radius. After a meeting at the armory, volunteers will distribute cancer information and canvass neighborhoods, aiming to highlight hopeful moments and save lives.

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Roads Blamed For 5 Crashes In District

Five crashes across the district were blamed on dangerous roads and treacherous conditions from Baladay afternoon through today. Police and officers reported several accident reports while motorists recalled cars skidding off roadways near Beaverdam and Riceville Corners. Names such as Mrs Alin Chiwlrd Miss Currie Malmburg Elsie Woodin and Jo sephy fheuvela appear in crash notes with damages estimated between 150 and 250 dollars.

Siman-Eayerra Corry Astro Evie Severn Fey Beaverdam Taiphe Elsie Woodin Bear Lake Dayinge Josephy Fheuvela Erte Doe Gerti Aniki Eeville Corners Golch Riceville Corners Clyde, Kinch, 47 Titusville Gerald

Diplomatic Protest Over Hungary Gate Siege of U S Aides

In Budapest two U S military attaches were grilled for over five hours by Hungarian authorities amid a protest over what Washington terms a Soviet influenced incident. The event occurred near Budapest as a Hungarian police unit escorted the Americans in a tense scene captured by a photographer, with a note of a follow up document exchange between the Tangaryan Ministry and U S officials.

U. S Hungary Budapest United Slaten Hil Atfatres N. Boen Ber Barnes Jamey Todd Tifiny Obla Nisiskistionh Thorn Americas Gleason Harke Patthy Miungvins

Senate to probe union management racketeering in NY construction

Senate plans public hearings on alleged collusion between unions and management in New York area construction. Witnesses include Sen Mundt and committee members discuss charges of racketeering and threats like strong arm methods and acid throwing amid Mafia links and Teamsters resistance.

Holauk Deh Bat Mundt New York Victor Riesel Forthcomig Akee Wijittt Rawleety Committee Dayg-Beck Howl Teamsters Union Buck

Dog retrieves paper sack after lunch stumble in Ponca City

A dog trotted down a street dropping a paper sack. It bit the sack, scattered contents, and ate some of the sand before picking up the empty sack and moving on.

Ponca City Oki

Dulles Urges Special Foreign Aid Fund Setup

Secretary of State Dulles urged creation of a special foreign aid fund to support long term loans for developing economies. He proposed loans potentially totaling 750 million dollars annually in the future, with continued nonmilitary aid administration and selective grants where loans fail to meet needs.

Washington Dulles Oday United States Senate State Department Defense Department Ihany Congress International Cooperation Administration Seii America Benjamin Fairless Eric Johnston Ghuit Jonins

Postal Dispute Still Locked Between Summerfield and Cannon

Summerfield demands 47 million extra to sustain full mail service through June 30, while Cannon argues the postal service overspends. Appropriations Committee members expect a vote to provide funds to avoid abrupt mail cuts set to begin next Saturday. Summerfield calls Cannon’s actions an unadulterated bluff and says his cutback order stands, with postmasters nationwide already notified. A threatened legal challenge over embargoed third class mail remains unresolved.

Washuvu Eastmaster Summerfield Cannan D-Mo Summerfield Sys Cannon Postitastes Howalaha

France Rolls Out Red Carpet For Queen Elizabeth Visit

Paris welcomed Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip with a lavish official visit marked by crowds, pageantry, and strong cordial ties between Britain and France. President and dignitaries hosted ceremonies as the royal couple toured landmarks, with plans to strengthen European relations amid a festive atmosphere.

France Elizabeth Paris Britain Duke of Edinburgh Rerie Cory Oid Mitport Lie Englisti Ami Prince Philip Royal Air Parce Marahinka Witertulgmente Alihsbeing

Blizzard Buries Corry Under Nine Inch Snow

Blizzard sweeps the Corry area burying the district under a nine inch snow cover since Saturday. No injuries were reported from crashes blamed on the weather as plows cleared streets and crews battled downed wires. Snow totals for the season and precipitation comparisons were noted as schools delayed and buses ran late.

State Assembly Sets May 31 As Closing Date

Legislative leaders set May 31 as a tentative adjournment target for the 1857 session and outlined a budget cutting program. GOP leaders push a 3 percent sales tax to balance a projected 1 percent billion revenue, aiming to trim the budget and create a watchdog committee while dropping nonessential programs.

Albert W. Johnson Rowland B. Mahany Senate GOP Pudgee Mahhany Mahony Johnson

Two Accidents Reported In City Over Weekend

Two traffic crashes occurred in the city over the weekend. The first involved cars driven by E L Anderson and J P Stewart at Northwest and West Pleasant streets, causing about 50 and 250 dollars in damage respectively. The second crash at Smith Street and North Center substation involved Carroll A Deutsch and eth A Yoder, with vehicle damage around 20 dollars and 300 dollars, no injuries reported.

Anderson West Frederick Street J. P. Stewart Rankin Northwest Street West Pleasant Street Aaid Peither Stewart Anderton Caroll Deubéel Jander Snyder Circe A. Yoder Bory Stalth Street North Center Akid Smith Aweet Hrondaite

Proposed Kinzua Dam Challenged by Walton League

The Walton League of Amelia challenged a proposed 100 million dollar federal dam on the Allegheny River at Kinzua. The group urged Congress to withhold funds pending further study of flood control alternatives, and backed accelerated nationwide water pollution control efforts at the 36th annual convention.

Prota Inao Walton League of Amelia Tne Fbita Howee

Solons Laud Nixon Plan For African Aid

Senators from both parties praised Vice President Nixon for his African aid plan. They support a separate Africa bureau in the State Department to strengthen U.S. ties, with calls for expanded student exchanges and leadership exchanges. The 3,500 word report was released over the weekend, noting no radical new proposals.

wAprany Dumma Rus Acuilitora Todiy Nixon U.S Africa Sen Mansfield Senate State Department Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sparkman D-Al South Asia Middle East Sen. Mundt R-Sd Sen. Aiken R-Vi MHS Aiken Eisenhower

Bargain Sought for Old McFarland Property

City officials seek a buyer for the former McFarland property at 932 West Plessant Street after long efforts to contact owner George Briggs of Erie. Briggs agreed to quit claim deed, with warnings that failure to improve the site will trigger court action to avert blight and collect taxes.

Setgebay Duel Smith McFarland West Plessant Street City Lounell George Briggs Erie Briggs City Health Harley Drake Ue New oWair Briges Nicky Peraol Mally Delingurat Amit Oivy Court

Bahamonte Sets Cycle Record At 46 Kilometers

Youlon France Spain rider Erica Bahamonte won a hard abortive race on a 46 kilometer steeytroad. He completed the course in 104 percent, beating the trek record set by Jean Dolo of Fruice Swat yenr.

Youlon France Spain Federica Bahamonte Steeytroad TDI Jean Dolo Fruice Swat

Tornado Watch Flags Texas to Tennessee Amid Spring Storm

A spring storm plowed across the central United States bringing warnings of tornadoes from east Texas to Tennessee. The system dumped heavy snow in Colorado and Wyoming, closed highways, and triggered precautions as warm moist air collided with cold air. Temperatures fell in Wyoming and Colorado, with snow totals up to 18 inches in Lander and Colorado Springs. Ground blizzards snarled sections of highways while main routes reopened by late afternoon.

Associated Press Great Plains Continental Divide Anan Pate Colorado Veal Ares Texas Tennessether Kansas Migsouri Nebraska Towa Wyoming Mercury Fort Collins Colo Laramie Wyo Sidney Neb Lander Wah Rockies South Dakota Colorado Springs New Mexico Tilgher Mountains Great Lakes Page Wight

Reuther calls for cleanup of U S labor

Walter P. Reuther urged the United Auto Workers to purge corruption from labor, saying the movement must use a stiff broom and strong soap. he warned reactionaries may try to destroy labor if not cleaned, as 2,300 delegates cheered at the convention.

Avlannic Gley Walter P. Reuther Reuther United Auto Workers DAW Jand Racksteer Mmi Tillinn Uaw UAW Sintet Reuter

Ike Back After Gettysburg Trip

President Eisenhower returns from Gettysburg trip ready to resume work. The return drive took about ten hours with the car speeding prior into the port.

Ike Gettysburg Tirith

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