Vip e of ext ang mor act sta te
Vip e of ext ang mor act sta te.
01 Dec 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1956
Page
1
Vip e of ext ang mor act sta te.
Fragmentary OCR item names logs and numbers with unclear context. The readable text mentions an owner and a range 1127 30 but provides no verifiable event or names to anchor a fuller summary.
The readable fragments point to a local public action or notice. Officials and specifics are unclear, but the fragmentary text suggests an imminent filing or decision affecting the community. Further details are not available in the accessible portions.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a person named Latheen All Per and a reference to a meet in America. Details are unclear. no dates, places, or affiliations are confirmed in the readable text.
A partial OCR item from a 23-90-7 MMON county page shows fragmented phrases including numbers and unclear names. The readable bits suggest a local public notice or listing but lack coherent details to identify action, date, or parties involved.
A B52 taking off from Castle Air Force Base California plunged into a plowed field about four miles north of Merced and 150 miles south of San Francisco. Ten crew members died in the fiery crash as the jet veered off the runway after liftoff in the night.
A U S Air Force Maj Robert M Slane survived a jet stratojet crash in western Canada. He was picked up by a U S helicopter near Ray Lake Nipigon District and taken to Port Arthur hospital in Ontario. Witnesses described the crash scene and a fiery impact with one crew member reportedly bailing out.
A wedding party tragedy on US Route 20 near Bathenville ends with bridegroom Conrad A. Carlson age 22 and best man Lawrence J. Harrington age 23 dead after their car skidded on an icy spot and crashed. Carlson planned to wed Joyce Brown, 21, of Cincinnati, at the Evangelical and Reformed Church.
Nepszabadsag the official Budapest paper warns of deep political and economic chaos as Kudor's reorganized Communist party labors to restore control after a Soviet led intervention. Radio reports claim a broad assault reshaped land ownership and governance, with calls for public cooperation and a return of former Communists to the party.
A high speed pursuit ended when two robbers crashed their car while fleeing a holdup in Sydney. About $3,330 in cash and coins spilled into the street as onlookers scooped up notes and coins. Police found $170 later. Two women in the other car were taken to a hospital. The robbers abandoned the stolen vehicle and escaped on foot. Console details indicate a bank plan disrupted by the crash.
UN police and Danish troops reinforce the ceasefire zone along the Suez Canal. After lengthy talks and a last minute delay 108 Danish UN Emergency Force soldiers occupy positions on the western side near Port Said Madbageed and Port Fund as they deploy to separate French and Egyptian units.
Renowned songwriter with scores in early musicals died yesterday in Burbank at age 79. Born in Budapest, he wrote classic tunes including a lullaby melody associated with late Witham and collaborated with notable figures like Al Joliett. His long career featured 100 genre-crossing works.
Fragmentary OCR item describes a death by fire affecting a person named Frans and three children, with a domestic context and reference to an ex member of an organization. Details are incomplete and names are garbled.
Augusta Ga IM President Eisenhower announced the United States will admit 21 500 Hungarian refugees, far above the 5 000 originally planned. The move, cited as an emergency response to Soviet oppression, expands asylum as thousands flee into Austria and Hungary. The plan may include more additions as the crisis evolves.
Thomas D. McBride, a Philadelphia lawyer, will become Pennsylvania attorney general on December 17. The salary for cabinet officials rises to $20,000, and McBride must be confirmed by the Senate in 1967. McBride, noted criminal lawyer and former Voluntary Defenders Association head, has served on state commissions and was involved in high profile defense work in Philadelphia.
New York woman Blanche E Ruberwein sues Brookline broker Archie Klaven for 10000 in a breach of contract case alleging he promised to pay her 1000 monthly as a traveling companion. Klaven denies entering any contract and says Ruberwein acted under a prior agreement with another party in 1949. The case is before Judge Galey Arenieven.
London and Paris prepared to pull troops from Egypt without tying the move to political questions. French and British officials, meeting in Paris and London, signaled plans to withdraw forces by Christmas while facing UN and allied pressure. Officials offered no firm outline of steps beyond a general intent to end military presence in Egypt.
The 1986 Pennsylvania deer season opens Monday December 1 at 5 p.m. and runs through December 3. Only male deer with antlers of at least 3 inches count. antlered bucks with larger racks fetch higher prizes. The Game Commission anticipates similar take to 1955 or 1956 figures, with weather influencing total harvest. Hunters urged to follow regulations on firearms and hunting practices to avoid penalties.
An 68 year old man, Alchar Warfield, moved recently to Tanpaehnan. He was shot in the thigh after forcing entry when a resident opened a door. Police say Warfield had tried multiple doors before entering.
Corry property tax owners face a half mill increase as City Council adopts a 208580 dollar budget. The plan prioritizes salaries with a 7800 dollar raise and outlines revenues from taxes penalties licenses fines and other sources totaling 208580. Expenditures include general government protection highways recreation debt service and sanitation with a garbage service complaint prompting council discussion.
Fresh UN effort discussed to send observers to Hungary as Hammarskjold report notes no on scene observers yet. US proposed resolution shifted from condemnation to press for access while seeking broader support among major powers. Diplomatic sources indicate possible further steps if the measure stalls.
A public Polio vaccination effort targets school children through family physicians. Eligible pupils in grades three and four will receive first and second doses, with later rounds for other grades as needed. The State Health Department contracts free vaccines for eligible youths, funded to ensure universal access.
A driver asleep at the wheel veered across Rast Mali street early today, striking a pole and causing minor damage to the vehicle and surrounding property. Police say Robertk admitted sleeping at the wheel. the car was left in damaged but drivable condition with an estimated cost of 2010.
The Milk Control Commission authorized a price increase in Pennsylvania and across nearby markets. Wholesale milk prices rose to 36 cents per hundredweight with vitamin D added, while retail and wholesale margins expanded amid efforts to supplement state resources and ease hardship.
A nurse’s body was found in a Cape May motel yesterday. The identification was made by her relative, with the victim named as Miss Mary Luterbille Faronkte, age 1, from Ardmore. William Wolyachitty is also mentioned in relation to the case.
Officials say U S aid for emergency European oil shipments will be county by county with no special fund planned. Government plans to ship about 500000 barrels daily to Europe face euro debts as Britain France and Italy must divert dollars to buy American fuel while Seuz Canal remains blocked and pipelines reopen.
A one year old soldier was acquitted of murder in Fulton County after new medical evidence. The death of Jichy Krouse followed a tavern dispute in McConnellsburg. Coroner Russell G. Mebucva ruled death from a train hemorrhage but police and court records indicate further examination. The sergeant, Hughes, remains in custody on related charges as the case proceeds.
An election winner collapsed and died during coverage in Ione Montaur County as the November 6 balloting concluded. The defeated incumbent faced off against Democratic challenger Déraid Wriernlaht. White Fentghe secured a third term in the local race.
A November weather summary from local observer Leo Neckers notes 11.25 inches of snow in Corry, with a 2.84 inch melted precipitation total below average. A gale on the district caused damage including five broken limbs, window blows, and snapped utility lines. Temperature records and daily highs and lows are listed for mid to late November with mixed conditions throughout the period.
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