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27 Aug 1956
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1956
Page
1
Benson Assails Political Heal On Farmers
Benson attacks political hypocrisy toward farmers amid a state poultry festival. He cites many errors and questions farm subsidies, urging action. The report notes a county auction and a controversial poultry sale in Pennsylvania with local figures bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Tiveye
Ikea
Horshey Park
Yeuerdey
Benn Syllenlé
Ellen Bell
Met Zion
Lubuson County
Pennsylvanie Poultry
Mine
Briton
Act Of God Halts Work On Church Here
A construction dispute halts church work as an “Act Of God” halts excavations. Neighbors alert authorities after excavator operations cause debris and water inflow threatening nearby homes and a council weighs safety and timing amid objections from residents and a property owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act of God
Sparta Well Drilling Advances Amid Local Lease Activity
Local reports indicate Sparta area will begin pouring for a drilling field today as geologists survey surrounding lands leased by Sparkenwbury interests. Prominent leaseholders include Harry Robinson of Miyatie Park and Titsville, with about 1000 barrels mobilized. the region near Clear Lake shows increased activity and potential oil or gas prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhasehold
Leese Haan
Spartansburg
Istaburgl
Runynouy
Harry’ Robinson
Miyatie Pairk
Gorery
Corry
Arline
Peymirtyunia Guy Compostys
Nisg
Aas Beert Foyihidl
Yportl Anid Wits
Five Hurt After Route 6 Wreck Near Corry
Five people received treatment after a Route 6 collision near Corry. Paul Keppel of Columbia drove the striking vehicle and Harold Wickert of Mali or Ohio led the other car. Involved passengers included Chris Tien, 44, Jacqueline Chris Fersen, 4, and Janet Sképpal, 23, all of Gabin aus, with contusions. Estimated damage was about $800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gots Ry Memorial Hospital
She Tish
Paul “Keppel
Columbia
Harold Wickert
Mali
Ohio
Koppel
Durt
Wits Kerk
West
Chinige
Horse Drags Erie Girl to Death in Saddle Club Mishap
A 16 year old Erie girl died after a horse dragged her about 60 yards on the grounds of Fairview Saddle Club near Erie. The victim, a McDowell High School student, suffered a broken collarbone and other injuries. A 12 year old boy, David Milano, escaped unharmed as his horse bolted and dragged the girl briefly. The accident occurred shortly after noon yesterday. both riders were thrown when the horse reared and bucked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Gatlophaltic Hospital
Jowtight
Phyllis Phillips
Wille Fom Phillips
Fairview Saddle Clu
Airee
Faireview
McDowell
Bchool
Millcreek
David Milano
Anthony Milino
Girard
Milind
Milano
Gil
Fairview
Alec
Police quiz kidnapper on baby's death in New York
Police grilled Lamaren LaMaren over the death of 25 day old Huby in Westbury New York after a kidnapping. Investigators say he took the infant to Brooklyn and abandoned him, with authorities tightening questions as the suspect remains tight lipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Ty
Belle
Angela
Huby
Westbury
LaMaren
Way
Tie Uituni
Kasatea
Brooklyn
Tie
Aod
LaMarea
Landslide Strikes Picnic Area Near Coast Highway
A landslide near the coast highway toppled rocks and dirt from a 175 foot cliff, burying the road and injuring two picnickers. Marcel Gentilion, Santa Monica director of public works, estimated 16,000 to 20,000 tons of material slid, covering the adjacent ways with up to 16 feet of debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sania Murica San
Pacific
Coast
Marcel Gentilion
Santa Monin Imistant
Earl Sperry Pleads Guilty To Burglary
Warren police say Earl Sperry, known as a former parolee, admitted burglary and a separate hold up during a weekend crime spree. He faced the Warren County Court and potential grand jury review, with details tying him to a dry cleaning shop burglary nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sperry
Warren
Waren
Mike Evan
Sperry
Peace Sustee Englh
Cowl
Sige
Berkley Tilketee Supply Co
Fen
Eynth
Ed Ward
Huber
Soene
Evan
Cho Ching
Warren Colins
Western Shire
Fie
Wing-Wiil
Corry
Ike Stays For One More Round At Pebble Beach
President Eisenhower extends his golf at Cypress Point in Pebble Beach staying for another round after Republican National Convention renomination. White House aide James G. Hagerty says departure to Washington is delayed to Wednesday. Doctors say rest and golf aid his convalescence following minor abdominal surgery.
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Ike
Pebble Beach
Van
Eisenhower
Esting Cypress
Washington
Pacific Coast
Francisca
White House
James G Hugarty
Eisehower
Tomorrnye
Mal Geni
Howard MC Snyder
Elstnhowar
Parate Dance Ends Spud Festival at Goiry Ard High
A Saturday evening event ended the Spud Festival at Goiry Ard High School parking lot. The program included dance, a merchandise prize drawing from Old Fashioned Bargain Days, and remarks by Sandra Cochran and others. Athy Burgers won a prize, with officials from the Core Wy Chamber of Commerce noting civil defense police involvement for crowd control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perera
Presley
Goiry Ard
Speak of the West
Sandra Cochran
Hisolirl
Athy Burgers
E. P. Bettes
Air Force Mercy Plane Flies Two Polio Victims To Buffalo
Two polio patients in iron lungs were flown from Baltimore to Buffalo in an Air Force mercy mission. Mrs. Katherine Wrightson, 85, of St. Michaels, Md, and Mrs. Patricia Dudrow, 25, of Baltimore, rested at the University of Buffalo Chronic Disease Research Institute after a two hour flight. The mission involved portable respirators and trained air crew and medical staff, with plans to pick up another patient in New York City if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Mercy
Baltimore
Buffalo
Ani Air Force
Municipal
Katherine Wrightson
St. Michaels
Patricia Dudrow
University of Buffalo
Billimore
Meuntine
Nutey
LO Richard
Timothy
Meni
Mt. Sinal Hospital
New York City
Tis
School of Air Medicine
Randolph Ape
Tex
National
Tf Air Force Headquarters
Washington
Wills
Sir Throthy
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Randollphy
Iphy Stolnti
Kenneth Glayk
Uid
Aibree Medical Techniciarie
Win School of
Ale Medinire
OU Clinstar
Tst
Joan Patton
Brooks Air Force Base
San Antonio
Capt. Clark
City Hospital
Wright
Dildrow
Nasser expectations rise for canal talks amid crisis
Egyptian officials say President Nasser is likely to agree to meet with Australia’s Prime Minister Robert Menzies and a five nation committee in Cairo to discuss the Suez crisis plan for international control of the canal. Britain and France prepare for possible military action if talks fail.
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Catro
Mmorton
Menses
London
Amuirces
Cairo
Zayplida
Ekspts
Nasser
Muits
London Suez
United States
Menzies
Calo
UL Wold
India
Art International Board
Egypt
Baynt
Britain
France
Wiis
Southmpton
Radiation therapy eyed as possible cure for leukemia
Reports from a medical congress citing researchers Dr. Oppared and Dr. Kenik-Of discuss radiation doses tailored to individuals to slow chronic leukemia. They described radioactive phosphorus and other measures aimed at extending survival, noting progression differences between chronic and acute forms.
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Individua
Fedob
Drs
Kenik-Of
Portland
Orr
Oppored
Gongreas
Internibtlol Society of
Hematalong Uta
Bank teller charged with stealing 21000 from customer
A 27 year old teller and part time minister from Mount Morris was arrested in Waynesburg after allegedly drawing 21000 from a customer’s account. He admitted taking some money and claimed to have spent it for his family and friends in need, saying he planned to repay portions. He is married with a four year old child and had worked at the bank about two years. Police noted he is a Morgantown resident and a former pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Robert Dredge
Mount Morris
Ray Fisher
Mount Morris Service
Drodge
First ‘National Bank of
Morgantown
Vas
Fisher
Fulton
Dredge
Sheri Thomas Boyd
Lola
The
Batik
Yiversity of
Pittargh
Morgdrtagh Methodiat Church
Wadooh
August Rainfall Exceeds Twice the Monthly Average
Weather summary notes August rainfall at 3.60 inches for the month, with morning showers of about 0.25 inch. The period saw lightning at around 7 a.m. Friday brought cooler temperatures, with highs near 72 and a low around 45. Observed records from August 3 show August total around 4.42 inches, underlining a wetter than normal pattern.
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Nahi
Leo Neckers
Jogakeather
Hongler
Adlai Estes Start Record Political Tour
Adlai Estes launch a wide political campaign touring multiple states to urge Democratic unity and critique Republicans. The trip includes stops in Santa Fe, Vancouver, Sioux City, and Chicago, with press access and campaign films being prepared. Stevenson and Kelanger framed their weekend with a farm visit and a TV campaign film as they push issues from foreign policy to domestic reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbey Valle
Ada Stovemann
Exton Kafuvor Alatt
Vancouver
Washi
New México
John Sihims
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Arkansas
Arizona
Stevenson
Kelanger
New Eibertyvilles
First Presbyterian Ghavely
Lake Forest
Inter Life
Abid West
Vance
Middle East
Europe
Asia
Company F Men Return To Carry Triumph in Indiantown Gap
The Company F unit returned after two weeks of intensive training at Indiantown Gap. Captain Rob Galbreath reported no fatalities during the period and the unit completed exactly 5 Dias, winning S150 in prize money for the exercise. Governor’s Day Review on Suture Hay marked the final parade. The Harrisburg Farm Show notice previews the Pennsylvania Stock Exposition, November 12-18, 1987, expected to attract up to 190,000 people.
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Princess of Dury
Indiantown Gap
Lornoot
Robbet Galbreath
George Bt
Harrisburg
Stu Firm Show
William Lt. Heniy Pint
Huthorield
5A Lingls Ature
D ‘Ip
Leader vows largest Pennsylvanian Turnpike scandal probe
Harrisburg Governor signals a major investigation into the Turnpike Commission, aiming to expose alleged GOP corruption. He cites a possible grand jury probe and a disputed multi‑million outlay tied to a large construction project amid political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike Commission
Pennsylvania
Holt McEn
Tury
Itis Turnpike
Harrisburg Sunday Patriot-News
Thisip Tke
Wler
Cohen
Archbishop Makarios Faces Possible Trial Over Cyprus Unrest
British experts studied Cyprus documents suggesting Archbishop Makarios directed expeditions and terrorism on the Mediterranean island. Colonial Secretary Lennox Boyd said charges would require careful, immediate consideration and the Cabinet would discuss trial prospects amid Cyprus settlement hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cyprus
Makarios
Alan Lennox= Boyd
Pitiluid
Polit Out
Mediterranean
Britain
Middle East
Colonial Office
Makatios
Seychelle
Archuishop
Milkarios
Hes
Sel-Derermtin
Hon Tor
Boll
Plane Attracts Interest Here
A weekend plane event at Lawrence Airport drew attention as Donal Hood piloted a flight between Washington and Gettysburg. The aircraft, owned by The Millers Company of Teru...
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Ih Suphower
Wintington
Gettyabuth
Hue Lawrence
Ett
Donal
Hood
Tagiarapoll Mission Hiedowner
Flores Keolf Wills
Sis Oltys
Hivaband
Vinitimie Wo Aild Mira
Phaeky Tver
Fiimakliss Star
Whildh
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