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06 Dec 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
Dec 06, 1956
Page
1
French Premier Mollet Under Fire Amid Suez and Algeria Crisis
The French government faces sharp opposition as the Suez crisis and the Algerian War provoke attacks from left to center in the National Assembly. Mollet seeks cabinet support for a budget likely outdated by year end amid economic strain from blocked Suez revenue and tax shortfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez
France
Tony Eden
Hay
Soeluust
Brltain
Labor Party
Algasia
Rpot
NaUcom Assembly
Strom
Germany
Mollet
Gasolini
Dent May Switch to Turnpike Board in Pennsylvania
Dent, a Democratic senator from Westmoreland and Dent in Harrisburg, is expected to quit the Legislature to join the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. If he resigns, Ben Lane or others may bid for House leadership, and Rep Lovett could assume the senior Democratic post. The move hinges on the swearing in and the timing of the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dent
Westmoreland
Lender
Senate
Becaust
I Agni
Stagiam
Cape
Lovett
Westmoréland
Flo
Bn Monae
Dem Campaign Spending Reported in Harrisburg
A committee report shows totals of 105324 spent in Democratic campaign efforts in Harrisburg with mentions of Gov. Braden and Lt. Gov. Roy E. Firming and other state officeholders contributing 112212 to criti tributions toward campus funding and related political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
GemAuLe
Hine
Buren
Twader
Roy E
UN Shocked By Hungary Refusal To Admit Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations delegates voiced shock at Hungary's decision to deny Dag Hammarskjold permission to visit Budapest. US and other diplomats argued the move undermines UN authority as the December deadline for observer credentials nears. The Budapest government cited scheduling conflicts and political sensitivities in its denial and suggested a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dag
Budapest
United Nations
Timpary
Dag Hammarskjold
Fential
Henry Cabot Lodgege
prnsSoviet
Janos Kadar
Mungaviass Delopition
U.S
Res
Agin
Hammarskjold
Hilhigatinn
Imre Horyatty Umiselt
Emma Iskjold
Aphrittly
Vienna
Bite Nations
London Papers Split On Eden's Chances As Prime Minister
London papers diverge over Anthony Eden's prospects to form a government. Some see Eden likely to win a House of Commons vote and stay prime minister, others doubt his hold and predict a replacement. Debate during Sider invasion coverage adds to the uncertainty amid Conservative vote preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eden
Hondon
Emib Mamet
House of Commons
Brians
Nweegother
Yilen
Cotamorie
Suex Canal
Racial violence crackdown leads to arrests at Clinton High
In Clinton Tennessee police and officials arrested fifteen people in connection with racial disorder at Clinton High School. Authorities say more names are expected as investigations continue and jail terms or court actions are pending for several detainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Ayn
Rae Sean Twor Ghee
Clinton
Five men bound on charges in unnamed case
The group included Lawrence J. Brintley former grocer the Rev. Alonzo dit Jock unemployed preacher William Brakebite labourer Century Clifford Garter and Jimmy Plever a Clinton High school dropout. Bonds were set ranging from 2500 to 42000 with details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Brintley
Alonzo
Jock
William Brakebite
Servier
Century
Clifford Garter
Jimmy Plever
Clinton High
Smaranpine
Carter
Vagrant Quizzed In Triple Slaying Probe
A 30 year old vagrant is held by Chicago police for questioning in the October 1958 triple murder of three boys. Investigators questioned Richard Pret Boert and others without locating the killer. Authorities say several people have been questioned but no firm leads exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollo
Chicago
Richard Pret Boert
Amral
Berner
Brandraberser
Bert Wis
Enrdieser
Attrota
Ian Saltés
L ' Althoupt
Bert
Police Check 3 Burglaries In District
Crawford County districts were hit by three burglaries the night before at Waters Ford Tully restaurant on Route and the GLE mill at Centerville Arthur Young store at Tillerton's Corners. Police reported quick arrests and the intruders gained entry by doors and windows stealing cigarettes electrical appliances tires and other items. Local residents described the break in as a similar method to prior incidents with entry through rear windows and front doors. Mrs Voli said losses would be sizeable considerations for the stores involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Corry
Tully Reontaurant
Watersford
Arthur Young
Tilleton's
Centerville
Siliitte Pilite
Waterpool
Ibis
Pttelurs
Iilevex
European Allies Ignore U S Plan for NATO Unity
U S Secretary Dulles proposed a NATO super council to strengthen alliance unity but European members dismissed the idea. A three member committee led by Lester Pearson Guerano Marting and Halvard Lange studied reforms without changing the core treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiserausy
NATO
Shire
Dulles
Une
Ing Wet
Inne Treaty Organization
Scasiot
Paris
Menting
Dulles Jeaves
Tuipower
Ullicy
Baypt
Rubssin
Hungary
AT Tito
Mit
Lester B
Mike Pearson
Canad
Guerano Marting
Thy
Halvard Lange
Norway
Liouis
U.S
Informats
ATO
Het Foxe
Eca
Honig
Saul
Calburat
Hyuk
Cyprus
Kov
Senmesiis
Traveled conductor killed near Pa by Baltimore to New York line
The accident near Fanghorne Pennsylvania killed 74 year old Millard Synedies a retired conductor formerly of Newtown Bucks County. He was struck while aboard a passenger train traveling from Baltimore to New York yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Philadrepna
Reodiie Co
Plan for Inquest in Hunter Death
Coroner of Hedford County orders inquest to determine Electrastafiee case involving a SW year old male. Witness W Tile files report alleging Hunter Verbal fatally shot during an incident near Solith Haumpton, Maryland Pennsylvania line. Wife Mrs Ploy Swarteyelter, 45, of Township, sustains shock. no charges against Harry Mbeet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renledleys
Hedford
Plassh
W Tile
Glinrlex
Maryland-Peninylvanis
Ploy Swarteyelter
Solith Haumpton
Syartawelder
Haury Mbeet
Plan Accelerates Refugee Flow From Hungary
President officials announce a large scale refugee movement from Hungary to the United States. About 21 500 refugees overall will be admitted with 15 000 to be transported by Air Force and Navy aircraft and Military Transport Service. The remaining 6 500 funded by a inter governmental committee will arrive by ship or airlift. Ocean transport to be provided by three Navy ships sailing from Bremerhaven to New York. Ship dates target mid December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Irenet Esenhower
Jungs C.hagerty
White House
Presen
United States
Air Force
Navy
Hagerty
Military
Alya Transportation Service
U.S. Navy
Ausstria
Thast
Ain
Bremerhaven
New Yorke
New York
Tn Ordée
Chaice
Munich
Germany
McGuire “Air Foree
New Jersey
Woman Hit By Truck Here
A North Center street collision left 84 year old Mrs. Robbins of 200% Ma file Avenue injured after a truck driven by Robert Garfield of 217 West Washington Street backed up. She was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment after suffering injuries to her left calf and ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMCK
North Center Street
National Banke of
Corry
Robbins
Rober Garfield
West Washington Street
Chiefield
Ken
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bracken
Blaze at Brownsville Coal Mine Inury Toll Seeks Details
A fire swept a coal mine near Brownsville Pennsylvania causing injuries to two dozen workers. About 50 men were employed at the site on Route 1 near Bentleyville. Fire officials arrived quickly after the alarm and the blaze burned for over an hour before being brought under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Yoorth Uveonih
Gitwon Wine du
Bentleyville
Carly Todsy Arnaiinis
Polleentraht
Pbuit
Fupmen Fein Hentleyville
Chiertuibie
Waldonls
Gienilogy
Ostler
United States protests Russian actions over civilian harm
Washington bitterly protested to Russia against Soviet military action that harmed civilians. The United States announced today the land forces were dropped and that troops would be recalled home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletins
Washington
United Lates
Rusala
Ilay
United States
Hemand Thit U. & Leno
Testimony Ends In Kidnap Case Trial Adjourned
The trial of Angelo LaMatea for the 12 day old Peter Weinberger kidnapping and slaying pauses as testimony ends. Judge Mario Piltoni will reconvene the all male Nassau County jury after closing arguments, with 26 witnesses previously called including FBI agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soneuua
Nyx
Angelo LaMatea
Peter’ Weinberger
Tomor
Mario Piltoni
Nassau County
Tate
Sue Do
Fense
FBI
Tun
la Maren
Ayone
LaMaren
Westbury
CofC Drive For Members Reaches 250 Strong Support
Chamber of Commerce campaign Keep Pace With Tomorrow reports at least 250 members pledged with an operating budget of 12 000 for next year. A closing meeting at Hotel Corry saw scores of solicitors report returns while pledges from firms with offices await final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineanny Separe Sweeting
Chamber of Commerce
Tampatin
Corry
Chamber
Colt~ Stele
Stewart Long
Ue Chamber
Fov
Egypt Stockpile Poison Claims Surface in War Talk
A former Milwaukee teacher claims Egyptian forces seized territory to stockpile poison for wells near Israel. She states Tariel vows duty to defend and references Gaz Strip clashes, urging public support for bonds and wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rareigh
Gazt
Teruel
Ask NLRB To Halt Strikers Petition Fails At District Court
The National Labor Relations Board faced a case involving West Penn Power projects with workers seeking an injunction to halt strikers. The court, ruling in a local district, denied the petition on procedural grounds and noted ongoing labor actions in Harmierville and Reesdale with service workers at Woalington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iepuscun
West Penn
Harmiervillé
Reesdale
Woalington
Budapest clashes leave two dead in nationalist, pro government rally
In Budapest, pro government and nationalist demonstrators clashed on a main boulevard leaving at least two dead and several wounded. Eyewitnesses described groups of about 100 protesters on each side with red and nationalist flags amid continuing Hungari an unrest and broad public fear of Soviet retaliation. The scene followed days of protests and posters calling for or against a national uprising as Hungary braces for possible Soviet moves and a looming general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Sall
Janos Kadar
Rindapést
Great Boulevard
Vienna
Hungary
Troops Evacuate Port Said Amid European Panic
A mass withdrawal of British and French troops from Port Said sparks near panic among European residents. More than 2,000 ship out yesterday with evacuations planned in the coming days as consuls urge safe departure of civilians. Local unrest follows attacks on shops and the burning of Vesturlay and Wentworth stores amid joint British French military movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Said
Fayot
Etrcwals
England
Mort
Tallan
Gree
Wentworth
Biurns
Dankre’s Death in Pittsburgh Stuns Board of Directors
A garbled obituary item notes the death of 50 year old Dankre in Pittsburgh. The piece references a board of directors and a memorial service, with unclear names and dates. The readable facts point to a formal tribute and confirmation of the deceased’s role and status.
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Dankre
Pittsburgh
Bahirdyrs
Yeung Lilmolittt
Gerson
Dame
Giulia
Thellmonk
Sittin
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