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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
Dec 04, 1956
Page
1
Tragedy in the Woods Near Corry City Leaves Family Grief
Police report a double tragedy with George Woe 55 found shot and the killer unknown near Pine Woods. The body was discovered by Kik Kin In Lin and deputy coroner Mirk Genu led the investigation as state police pursued lines of inquiry. wife and four children mourn. The Victim, formerly of Smathport, had recently moved to Upton City with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Qeorge
East
Wigh Street
Teotte
Pine Woods
Lynn
Thi
Corona
Mirk Genu
Uolon City
Coury
Wynn
Caitlin
Wuld Glebe
Wistren
Bre
Issilin
Smathport
Upton City
U S Warns Syria of Aggression in Middle East
A late 1940s style dispatch claims the United States warned Syria against further aggression in the Middle East. Reports quote ambassadors detailing US policy to pressure regional actors toward independence. Shared tensions include Soviet arms rhetoric and Israel’s defense posture amid regional unrest. The piece cites embassy officials and commentary from leaders in Tel Aviv and Damascus, with continuation promised on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnmes
United Stites Fins
Pyzza
Ambieidor Janes Moons
Sabri
Iover
Syria
U. S
Arsalt
United States
Middle East
Ate
America
Tn 9
Goldiers
Darmacus
Ant
Popilar Resistance Organization
Ron- United
Premice David Ben-Chirion
Tssel
Soviet Union
Egypt
Middle
Ankara
Turkey
Shem Ergus
Malielous
Britain asks U S to waive postwar loan interest
London asks Washington and Ottawa to suspend interest and repayment on postwar dollar loans this month. Chancellor of the Exchequer Macmillan told the House of Commons the government seeks congressional approval for the request. He cited dollar reserves near $1.0 billion in November and noted many regard $2 billion as a minimum for pound stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
U.S
London Wy
United Bates
Canada
Ghanigellot
Harepid MacMillan
MacMillan
Beypt
Fire destroys wreath plant and hall in New Albany
A large fire at a wreath plant, storage barn, and town hall in New Albany damaged the plant and nearby structures. About 180 volunteers from rural Pennsylvania and nearby New York responded, with one worker hospitalized after smoke exposure. exact cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
New Albany
Rhus
Wreath Co
Ball
Harry Dirst
Rybveldt
Drumiake
Therwull
Harry Kingsley
Patil
Gutstte
Hieht
Pennnsylvania
New York
City Council approves 86 bills in 12 minutes at short meeting
City Council met in the Municipal Building and approved 86 bills in 12 minutes. November police report shows patrols covering 459 miles, 109 radio calls, and numerous incidents including larcenies over and under fifty dollars, vandalism, and traffic violations. There were 78 paid parking tickets, 31 towing requests, and sewer rental projections of 129000 with expenses around 107500. Fire box replacement plans for East Mali Street were discussed after a Union City youth accident. The meeting adjourned at 8 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHT
HAL
North East
Peport
Mali
Boentine Copnell
Eleven Dead on Opening Day of Deer Season
A chaotic opening day across Pennsylvania left 11 hunters dead and many injured. The tally included accidental shootings and heart attacks while pursuing deer on the first day of the two week season. Police identified victims across Sullivan, Bedford, Bradford, Clinton, Berks, and other counties, with names such as Frank Barrotsky and Robert Hembury among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gaie
Charles Verbal Cleefield
R. D. J. Win
Faust
Bute
Mia
Floyd Swittewelder
Hampton Township
Frank Barrotsky
Sullivan County
Find
Fainion
Robert Hembury
Deshore
Sunel
Thompson
Middlesex
Mercer County
Bile County
Lenker
Biabethyilli
Antone Frederick
Baltimore
Huntting
Bedford County
Fulord
Wesepit
Linesville
Smiford
Blisboro
Hinting
Ety Elversin
Cheater County
MacArthur Named Envoy To Japan
MacArthur appointed envoy to Japan. President Eisenhower plans the move as part of the United States diplomatic reshuffle. The change places General MacArthur's nephew in Tokyo, with the assignment reflecting broader reorganization at the embassy and Korea war era diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Japan
Augusta
Cfo
Elesenhowee Toy
Deniglon
Mikartit TI
Blale Department Caqnsilor
Bes
Witbassautiro
Daigle MacArthur
Aleeeld
John M_fAilison
Tokyo
Allleon
United States
Albaany Atoonkoer
Revolt Against Moscow Still Going On In Hungary
Reported uprising in Hungary against Soviet influence continues with clashes in Heroes Square. A woman was wounded by gunfire and taken to hospital as thousands of protesters, including women, defied troops and tanks. Despite Russian crackdowns, Hungarians voice demand for Russian withdrawal and a liberal path, while reports note thousands displaced and international confusion over the future of Hungary's government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Hungary
Mingry
Viunna
Husiwaty
Rivas
Stalin
Bardide
Shher
Orme
Humargus
Icppar
Arineau
Jisiv Militar
Hile
Hroapa
For
Mich Pedhniek
Hadar
Plinjaet Premine
Suez
Britain
South Africa
Middle
Eat
Asia
Egypt
Daily ‘Telegraph
Yents Hing
Lord Beaverbrook
Expres
Eden
Cummons
Jamaisca
Herald
Sluniul
Europe
Wikee
Middle East
Egypt terror claims spark exodus among Jews in Gaza
Reports claim 250 to 500 Jews arrested in Cairo with fears of mass emigration as Israel accuses Egypt of terror tactics. Egypt denies bulk deportations while officials note 260 Jews interned and hundreds more awaiting action. Observers warn of a widening crisis as property and rights are at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matea
Ome
Bgypl
Israel
Egypt
Jib
Isime
Bisot
Huri
Cairo
David Ben-Gurion
Colve
Imlomnale
Enéany
Jewish Idividuala
UN delegates split on ouster of Hungary from Assembly
United Nations delegates debated expelling Hungary’s delegation as Budapest refused to admit UN observers. Some diplomats warned such a move could set a dangerous precedent, while others questioned the legality and risks of provoking a regional East West dispute during the seven nation Assembly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Hungary
Budapest
Iter Bungie
Nereeme
Delage
United Sites
Moavinik
Asin
U. S
Hungany
Restaurant Suit Here Goes To Court
Roberta H. Long of Erie County seeks to delay eviction from Esso Hall Restaurant on West Smith Street until February 1, 1957 citing a lease. Judge Rossiter later accepted a contempt petition against John B. Van Dyke and Walter L. McGraw for breaking in and taking possession after an eviction order, while owners receive time to justify the contempt citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snipe Rossiter
Rossiter
21 More Hunters Back With Deer
A weathered list notes additional deer hunters and their claimed catches around Corry and nearby towns. Names include Roger Sheehan, John Rodel, and William Brigham among others, with weights and locations such as Hemlock, Grand Valley, and Bear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Ohio
Roger Sheehan
John Rodel
Norths of
Blue Eye
William Brigham
Spike
Hemlock
Clarence
Spring Creeks
Joh Patterson Jy
Grand Vallay
Leroy Citgy
Tocky Robert Catltis
Spleit FA
Righard Betta
Chare Bacholner
Mrsvinghin Roverkpike
Ghadford
Larry Jafkeaty
D. Tey
Foe
Rb Hawley
Bedverdian
Wottsburg
Dobald
Thy
Bear Lake
A Taylor
GU Whitelay
Brooklyn Pier Blast Kills Nine Injures Two Hundred Forty Seven
A Brooklyn pier blast caused a ten million dollar fire injuring 247 and killing nine. Fire officials launched a full-scale inquiry into the explosion starting around 3:15 p.m. as flames roared through rubber and explosive cargo. A dock worker reported the start of the fire and investigators and FBI will probe possible sabotage amid a massive waterfront blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Pier
New York
Brooklyn
Niles
Ines
Jongés
Orie
Reed
Manny
New York Harbor
Lower Mananuian
Edward J. Cavanagh Jr
FBI
New York Timex
Cavanateh
Race Problem Shapes Clinton Mayoral Race Desegregation Test
In Clinton Tennessee a tense mayoral race centers on school integration after federal orders to admit Black students to Clinton High. White Citizens Councils back segregation, while incidents of harassment and rock throwing plagued the school as police and National Guard involvement followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Tenn
Clinton High School
Francis Moore
Paul Turner
Clinton
James B. Meredith
Meredith
T. T. Breber
Glinton
W. E. Tawallen
Ohns
Dixie
South
D. J. Brilvaln
Atty
Heshery Brownell
IE Feilers
Malenkov May Be In Budapest Warned By Misvow
Rumors say Georgi Malenkov Mikhail Suslov and General Serov travel to Budapest amid a wave of unrest. Witnesses report a Soviet delegation seen at a public rally in Moscow on November 8. Serov, longtime secret police chief, rumored to have arrived in the Soviet capital in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetir
Westen
Capitilsizic
Traffic snarls as highway blaze disrupts New York bound traffic
A legible fragment reports a highway fire near Lincoln Avenue harming traffic flow toward New York. Authorities urged motorists to bypass the area as smoke and delays spread, prompting detours and slow travel through the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encsey and
Ageteni
New York
Lincoln
Romania and USSR Reach Accord on Economic Aid
Moscow and Bucharest issue a joint communique stating Romania may keep Soviet troops on Romanian soil while Moscow pledges economic assistance. Amid tighter Communist alignment, Romania agrees to import wheat, fodder grain, iron ore, coke and steel products in exchange for Soviet supplies and development aid. Diplomats from the United States and Western powers stayed away as the agreement underscores Kremlin policy support for Hungary and broader Eastern bloc security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Romanii
Soviet Union
Rominia
Ailiganti
Chivu Stoica
Kremlin
Romania
Romenula
Romnskiy
Ukraine
Yutoslavla
Niko
Warsaw
Russaas
Hungary
Tuinani
Crete
Europe
Bulan
States
Britain
France
Canrache
School Board Names Officers In Itas Annual Meeting
The board elected Robert Ott president for the coming year. Stewart Lor was named vice president and along with Mr Ott and Mr Longstone, Hubers Vaughn and Elwin Fuller were chosen as Corry's four representatives on the Joint Committee. Alternates named were Martin Keppel, D Ar mour Hilstrom and BF Bettes Highton. The final slate to be completed at the next meeting. Lon Vaughn and Filley presided at last night’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye Wurey
Etgreesnensy
Ita
Maniunt Organisstion
Weesion
Robert Ott
Stewart Lor
Mr.Ott
Mr. Longstone
Hubers Vaughn
Elwin Fuller
Corry
Martin Keppel
D.“Armour Hilstrom
BF. Bettes Highton
Dimij
Dr. Lon
Vaughn
Filley
Tost
Keep Cars Off Streets Tonight Notice
City issues a brief advisory urging residents to keep vehicles off streets overnight to speed up snow removal. The alert lists affected areas near Pine and First avenues and notes that plow crews will stage along major routes to clear snow and prevent congestion.
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Bur
Sinaia
Great Britain
London
New York Times
Ussr
Sud
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