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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1956

Page

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Egyptian Jet Shot Down In Air Battle

An Egyptian military jet was shot down in Israeli territory after an air fight with four Egyptian and two Israeli planes. Israeli officials report intensified Arab commando attacks, with casualties including three schoolchildren and a teacher at prayer. Government and UN officials call for restraint amid renewed violence.

Eres Ssas Foreign Ministry Tarawl U.S Edward A. Lawton Burman University Tel Aviv Lawson Catto Radio Middle East Thelr Soth Tsrhvl Fedayeen Tirael Ty Feayeen Tarael Ina Taraell

Temperance Group Backs Waterhouse for Congress

A Temperance League endorsement lauds W H Waterhouse as the best candidate in the North Western Pennsylvania district. The letter notes his past support for temperance measures and claims 100 percent alignment with the league on reform efforts.

Temperance Ewidy W. W. Waterhouse Songrons Hile Pennsylvania Eite Ewing House JS Conrns Carroll D Kevins Honiton Waterhouse

Requests Report On State Bank Indexes Legislation

Harrisburg banking department orders a report on the functioning of all state and private bank indexes under judicial supervision. The call for information is confidential and not to be published.

Harrisburg Vhu Eutiellstorr

Eisenhower to Launch Re election Campaign Tuesday

The White House announced Eisenhower will open his re election campaign with a Washington speech next Tuesday evening. Press Secretary Hagerty defended the president against Truman’s charge of being a “do nothing” executive and rejected the claim of a betrayed farm record.

Eisenhower Associated Presa White House Truman Washington James C. Hagerty Des Moines

Leader Calls Stamp Plan Ridiculous Amid Tax Debate

Gov. Harrisburg criticized the proposed 3 percent sales tax stamp plan as a costly, ridiculous add on to the tax system. The plan would issue stamps to buyers and redeem them by the state, with banks distributing stamps to retailers for a commission. The governor stressed opposition from GOP and Democratic lawmakers and urged legislative action on related tax measures and funding for education and mental health programs.

Associacen Jess Harrisburg Yanis Ohio Boy Demen Dufft Duff Pennsylvania Dulf Tyler Jim Senate Hoondi Legittire

Area Police Free Coupon Deal Backer

An advertising promoter facing fraudulent conversion charges was arrested in Titusville and released after posting bond. H A Kimball of Tuhnen was charged after residents paid for 58 photographs not delivered. police expect delivery within five days. The case involves a coupon business tied to Treasure Chest Spring Bonus Books sold by telephony in Ridgway and Titusville.

Corry Titusville Rideway H. A. Kimball Tuhnen Kimball Ralph L. Himes Ridgway Himes Tack Pennsylvania State Police Harry M. Law Harry Hill Chamber of Commerce Chamber E. F. Bettes Ti Tineville Aix

Molten Metal Burns Nine At Erie Plant

A severe accident at an Erie metal plant injures nine workers as molten metal leaks from a mold line during pouring. One operator, Harold Honey, 29, suffers severe burns and remains in critical condition while others receive first aid and are transported to local hospitals. Company officials report the incident is under investigation and an initial assessment cites a blast and shrapnel from molten fragments.

Orn Blale Honey Whitey Otticiale

Press Probe Of Route 6 Fatal Crash

State Police continue investigations into a Tuesday night car truck crash on Route 6 in Corry. Clifford J. Dundon, 87, died. his wife, Mrs. Dundon, remains in Corry Memorial Hospital in fair condition after serious injuries including a left leg fracture. Authorities determined Dundon’s car did not strike the truck head on. damage shows the car was struck near the left tire wall under the windshield. The semi trailer owned by Erle Trucking Co sustained extensive damage. repairs estimated at 1400 dollars. Coroner Warth W. Wood ruled accidental death but pending determination of cause.

Nich Clifford J. Dundon Mead Avenue Dunidon Corry Memorial Hospital Tony Nerby Erle Trucking Co Berles Davis Mix Tuundon Koonah Fhe W. Wood

Postmen Sport New Uniforms Showcasing New Look

Post Office staff adopt blue uniforms with Eisenhower jackets and maroon piping next year replacing grey attire. Officers wear insignia patches and pony motif on hold back badges indicating service status while reimbursement for uniforms remains at $100 annually.

Almaine Post Office Wilay Site Wen Bitue Eikenhower Ead Teremor Bhick

Radio System Aids Area Fire Battle Across Bear Lake Road

Columbus volunteers fought two house fires near Bear Lake and Pine Valley road. One home was destroyed, the other saved, with two way radio relaying messages between Corry and Columbus stations aiding operations and a Cory unit summoned by radio for the second blaze.

Columbus Gary Wlaca Cory Columbus Wack Ernest Smith Bear Lake Pine Valley Road Bear Salle Collmbus Pine Valley Ice Department

City Banks Adopt Five Day Week With Saturday Closure

The National Bank and Citizens National Bank plan to close Saturdays as part of a five day week schedule. Evening hours extend to 8 pm on weekdays, with Wednesday closings and new Friday hours. Local banks state the change serves surrounding communities and will not inconvenience customers.

National Bank Citizens National Bank Evie Oltizone National Bank He National Bank Hatte

Heart Victim Found At Roadside

A 60-year-old Union City man, David Werlock, was found dead beside a wooded roadside shortly after 4 p.m. Tuesday after suffering a heart attack. Charles McQuistion, driving by, reported he had been stranded two miles from a rural road. He was transported to Gatun City Hospital where the wound was treated.

Union City Wittering & Heart Stem David Werlock Miley Street Charles McQuistion Getry Tyne Hower Gatun

Cleanup Days Set For 24th And 25th Efforts

Director J Fred Kinley announces cleanup days on April 24 and 26 in Corry. Residents should place waste at curbside for removal. refuse not ready will be collected Wednesday. The city offers two-day free pickup to reduce trash and rubbish in neighborhoods.

J Fred Kinley Clent-to Tuna Airy Kinsey

Unemployment case challenged in Dauphin County Court

Pennsylvania unions and a coalition of employers contest the states unemployment compensation law and a court ruling that a recent Westinghouse labor dispute was a lockout. They seek an injunction to halt further jobless benefits for about 23 000 Westinghouse workers.

Erton Harrisburg Commonwealth Westinghouse Dauphin County Pennsylvania Federation of Labor United Stealworkers of America International Ladies Garment Workers Union Pennsylvania Clo Council Harrisburg State Chamber of Commerce Tl Pennsylvania Industrial Hemis Atite Westinghouse Bleokie Corp Tsue Westinghorme Labor and Industry Department State Chamber Ine Justriat Firma Tormunty U. S Thiabe Porquato Sinlkyer

Fire Report From South of Corry Confused Dispatch

A fire near Corry and Spartanaburg caused a delayed response due to radio troubles on the No 4 pumper. Crews could not confirm the blaze, communications failed, and authorities later determined no active fire location was found.

Cony Spartanaburg Hpurtanibuirg Mobley Madie Unite Duibrut

Pay Hike Ends Pittsburgh Strike

Local strike action at a Pittsburgh facility ends as workers resume duties. The settlement includes wage increases and adjusted benefits for a 9 to 12 month period affecting several departments and contractor roles.

Williamsport Bank Robbery Nets $66,000 by Lone Gunman

A solo gunman robbed the Williamsport National Bank on Pine Street, taking $66,000 from three tellers and fleeing through a rear exit. Police and FBI cordoned highways. suspect described as pale, 20 to 25, about 6 feet tall, 180 pounds.

Williamsport Associated Press Ned Williamsport National Bank Pine Street Mra Lucille Fowler Poiny Upatake Naliway FBI Peninsylvania City Baliuion Witlinma Port Manfourdville Barracks

Rains Cause Coastal Floods and Storm Disruptions in Virginia

Storms drenched Virginia and parts of the region with heavy rain and wind at up to 70 mph, triggering flash floods. Flood waters inundated Norfolk and Newport News, disrupted ferry service, and closed four bridges over the James River while tides rose four to five feet above normal. Snow fell in western Virginia, while other areas saw cooler springs weather and scattered light rain.

Vintinia North Carolina Virginia Hampton Road Norfolk and Newport News Mumpton Duckroe Benet Poquoson Bnow Little Cools New England

Dog Nips Finger Off Visitor At Local Home

Mrs Murcarett Miller visiting Corry was bitten on the right index finger by a collie that arrived with a visitor. She was admitted to hospital in serious condition and remains under care. Police advised keeping the dog away from children and securing the scene.

Nikin Toruwalle Corey Collie Hospital Murcarett Miller Yack NY Miller Corry Mies Clark Clark Hileht Marion Street Roy Melvitt OAH Bald Usd Merrett Ted

Eisenhower Opposed By Farm Bill Debate In Senate Verve

Congress moved the farm issue toward the 1956 campaign as the House and Senate passed a farm bill opposed by Eisenhower and his aides. The bill includes a billion-dollar subsides program and a return to rigid price supports, with White House officials predicting a veto.

Preas Washington Congress Eisenhower Howenhower Jondera Howe Senate Augusta Gin Ward Secretary of Agriculture Benson Amo Woutel Benaga House Honnte Thore Coates Prem Janes GC. Hagerty Bigentoyer

Windshield smashed on parked car in Union City street

Police report a windshield was smashed on a vehicle while parked on Muir Street in Union City. The incident occurred yesterday during a shift, with the suspect allegedly fleeing the scene before authorities arrived.

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