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14 Aug 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1956
Page
1
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A powerful blast ripped through a Monticello Utah cafe at dusk shredding the building. At least fifteen people were killed and scores injured as emergency crews evacuated victims to Monticello Hospital and nearby facilities. Investigators assess weather and debris as first responders cordon the scene near the Colorado Plateau region.
A rough program for a Democratic National Convention outlines speakers and events. Notables include David A. Bunn of Colorado, Edna F. Kelly of New York, Leonir Sullivan of Mississippi, and Gracie Brest of Maine. Invocation by Shin Willigburn, and banners with patriotic tunes are mentioned alongside committee reports and platform discussions.
A state project outlines a two million dollar program for airport improvements. Allocations include York with 125000 for preliminary tasks, Arna airport modernization, Williams Port terminal work at 92000, and THAW 1 related infrastructure upgrades. The plan covers widening the apron and approach areas, park facilities, and roadway enhancements.
International talks in London focus on canal control as Britain Egypt and the United States seek a compromise. Prime Minister Eden and French Premier Mollet meet cabinet on security. Nimble diplomacy continues with Egypt’s Mahmoud Fawzi and King Farouk era figures, while a British freighter ships aid to the region.
Troopers and FBI join search for Harry Bloomer 23 of Youngstown Ohio after Betsy Long 17 is abducted from a Sweet Valley babysitting job. Bloomer reportedly told grandparents he planned to go to Ohio. A bed quilt strand alarm aided police as authorities pursue possible cross state move.
Amid a tense Democratic convention in Chicago delegates argued over a civil rights plank and farm and financial policy. Speaker Sam Rayburn backed unity with a civil rights component while Lyndon Johnson and House leaders pressed for a strong platform. Proposals include personal tax exemptions and a broad financial plank, with committee debates continuing late into the night.
A Washington County grand jury, acting on Judge David Weiner's recommendation, delays action on charges against the county highways superintendent and four assistants amid claims of extraordinary process in obtaining evidence. The panel had been slated to examine the superintendent Josep Abnin and aides Henry Zermant Howard Felton Julius Butera and Dita Verderter.
The Mont Chamber plans an emergency fund drive with a $82 500 target though initial interest was limited. A meeting with retail representatives set to form committees and begin immediate outreach to raise money and boost chamber activity.
Corry Area High School athletic field gains a lighting upgrade and improved concession and press facilities. The Trico Electrical Co. bid of 2180 dollars was the low formal offer, with Beaver County funds backing if the school authority rejects or delays approval. The session also set pay for several teachers and named a new school physician, with bids and contracts discussed.
Betsy shifts away from its bedline toward Florida as forecasters warn the storm may miss the coast. Hurricane warnings extend from Palm Beach to Brunswick with watches kept from Melbourne onward. Winds near 120 mph were reported in the inner core as Betsy accelerates northward. Puerto Rico suffered extensive damage with billions in losses.
Officials approved 31497426 in district refunds to several member districts including Corry 9173.06 Columbus 5495.60 Concord 780 Elkin 9695.77 Sprite Oneede 3525 and Wayne 3932.50. The meeting also approved a 52100 pay hike for teachers and staff while noting Spring Greek refunds did not include elementary schools.
Governor Thompson faces renewed push to remove David E Watson from the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission as party leaders and lawmakers debate the political implications. Senator Harvey Taylor and others opposed Watson’s appointment, citing political conflicts and succession concerns after a high court ruling.
Actress Martha Raye is reported in critical condition at a hospital after an overdose of sleeping pills. Police say she was found unconscious in her home and taken to hospital where doctors described her as very poor in condition. The incident occurred late at night and a physician is monitoring her condition.
Pay raises totaling 52100 were passed by the WE Coury Area Joint Rehoot Committee. The increases go to teachers and school staff, with 94900 for teachers and 36400 from state funds. principals supervisors and clerks get 5400 and custodians 1300. A blanket 100 for all teachers except newly hired. Individual raises range 500 to 700.
Percy Smith, 54, of Renovo, a postal foreman for 32 years, was arrested in Buffalo on charges he stole between 500 and 600 dollars from envelopes mailed along his route from Buffalo to Olean. Inspectors say the thefts spanned five months, with deposits taken from banks and the suspect admitting pilfering cash. They estimate his annual earnings around 9,000 dollars and cite heavy debts as motivation.
An experimental reactor device tested at an Idaho station completed a rigorous reliability and stamina test after 66 days of operation. Officials touted successful submersion and propulsion tests, noting potential for future deep sea or shipboard use. A separate Berlin report noted a prominent spy case involving former East German officials.
Governor Frank G Clement of Tennessee attacked the Republican record as sordid and unredeemed while rallying Democratic delegates. He blasted Eisenhower and Nixon, calling them a privileged setup and argued Democrats stand closer to the people in leading the nation at home and abroad.
The Soviet Foreign Ministry denies detaining any U.S. servicemen and rejects a suggestion of a request by Washington. The note to the American Embassy cites no Americans held in the USSR and references crews of two U.S. planes lost in 1950s Baltic incidents. The United States has not confirmed any detainees.
The county commission announced about 90 special registration days between August 20 and September 17. Locations include Corry City, Mele and Millervek areas, with planned sessions in Summalt Township. The move marks a drastic change from earlier years in how registrations are handled.
Delegates at the Democratic National Convention weigh ballot strategy as potential favorites and Southern bloc plans cloud immediate outcomes. Former Governor Stevenson faces rivalries while plans for a second ballot showdown loom amid ongoing party debates on civil rights.
Judge J Ti Hook ruled West Greene Washington School District must rehire William Simms of Aleppo and pay him back wages for the 1955 56 term. Simms had argued seniority entitled him to positions across merger districts. board said no openings existed. Simms to be placed on payroll for coming year with back pay totaling 3500 dollars.
Stanley Judge a 55 year old of Parker sustained the loss of four fingers at a woodworking plant in Garland yesterday. Hospital aides reported the accident occurred when a machine blade struck his hand during work.
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