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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1956
Page
3
The fragmentary text shows a garbled request involving a person named Wong and an executive matter. Details and roles are unclear, making precise attribution difficult.
A garbled item discusses U S funding for port improvements and a plan involving mayoral support. It references Walker over the phone, propels a talk on financial terms, and mentions a congressional or regional program allocation of about 2150,000 with future distribution, while noting political maneuvering and public works oversight.
In a case involving the defendant described as 20seariit and a group member, authorities outline execution or legal steps. The report references Fexele Milsta and Abu Srallthe, with details about the Arab count, third fevuide file actions, and the seriate timeline.
A debate erupts as officials testify on the economic impact of state and local taxes in Pennsylvania. Witnesses from business groups urge relief to boost industry and education funding, arguing high taxes deter growth and hinder industrial progress.
Lukavich a 44 year old saw cutter at Ross Turter Co sawmill near Emlenton was killed when a tree fell crushing him. Frank Ross Jr of Ear Claire reported the accident and said Lukavich had only two weeks on the job but previous logging experience. He was taken to City hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The state high court election plan hinges on vacancies. with no deaths or resignations by election day Republicans and Democrats could nominate a second candidate. Atty Gen Cohen, Democrat, and Judge Benjamin R James, Republican, lead. Chief Justice Horace Stern and Associate Justice Allen D Stearne occupy the two seats up for election. The November ballot will feature four Republicans and three Democrats.
A Philadelphia man, 21, imprisoned for holdup, attempted to escape during a Rockview to Western Penitentiary transfer. He fled when the van stopped at a traffic light near Duncanville. a 50-strong posse hunted for about 10 hours before Edward Magill captured him near Altoona. Williams was returned to Bellefonte prison in a private car.
Walter Earl Dunlap 68, former Spartansburg hotel owner, died Saturday in Erie. Services were held at 2 p.m. at Johns Metzner Funeral Home Erie. He formerly owned Diinkip Spring and Welding Co and later the Spartansburg hotel which he sold in 1963 and returned to Erie. He was an Elk, Turners and Eagles member, survived by wife Belle Dunkle, daughter Mrs George Two, sons Walter C Dunlap of Erie and George Dunlap of Cleveland, seven grandchildren and two sisters. Также Sidney J Williams, safety pioneer and longtime director of the National Safety Council, died Sunday in Chicago.
Union City residents will gather Thursday night at the new high school to decide if the United Fund should replace multiple county campaigns. Mortimer Graham John M Scarlett and Harry Rinder will speak as officials from the United Fund Erie Red Cross and county agencies participate. A search and rescue effort followed a drowning in Chartiers Creek near Carnegie involving Thomas Her Hitt of Nelly Browthead Mane.
President Eisenhower sent a personal note to Premier Bulganin in Moscow urging more progress toward Geneva goals. He pressed for verification of any armed forces cuts, opposed Bulganin’s unilateral 1.2 million men reduction plan, and urged reconsideration of the open skies aerial reconnaissance idea. The letter, delivered by Ambassador Charles Bohlen, emphasizes restraint and renewed talks on weapon production limits.
Harrisburg officials report the Public Utility Commission authorized Lock Haven Gas Co. to reduce annual rates by 10,211 dollars with one day’s notice after natural gas entered its lines. About 1,088 customers will see lower gas bills under the plan to bring natural gas into the city.
Gov. Leader warned state building agencies that he will oppose any over design or extravagances in all commonwealth construction. He withdrew opposition to a 9.93 million Philadelphia state office building after noting rising costs and long rentals may not yield savings. The GSA approved the project at a higher cost than initial estimates, with Leader asserting his duty to ensure taxpayers receive value. A later line notes a fire damp problem in some mines.
Rep Kenley announced public hearings nationwide and in Puerto Rico by a three member subcommittee studying industrial migration. The hearings will start after the November election to see what can be done to alleviate disturbances following migration of industry.
The speaker notes textile plant departures cause many feel almost homeless as factories leave Reading and Philadelphia. Coal industry changes have damaged local economies, prompting organized labor to urge a congressional investigation. Results will guide possible legislation for Congress.
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