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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1956
Page
1
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The General Assembly discussed a U S backed plan urging withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungary. The pursuit sought UN observers acceptance and a quick vote on the proposal as diplomats maneuvered behind the scenes.
New York indecena code revised for first time with stricter rules and faster enforcement. The Motion Picture Association of America announces a tougher code limiting abortion kidnapping and explicit content while banning blasphemy and suggestive acts.
A westbound train struck a milk truck near Bear Lake Fallrowd, injuring minorly the driver Morgan. The truck was rammed and demolished at the crossing as Morgan failed to stop.
A $2 500 suit filed in Erie County Court names the City of Carey and Warren McClenny over a December 11 1954 snowplow crash on West Smith Street. The plaintiff Carlyte Merritt seeks damages alleging the city operated the plow negligently causing the collision with Merritt on Marion Street. The police report places the plow on the south side of Hickory Street and the plaintiff on Smith Street at the time of impact.
Fire swept a farm home yesterday afternoon soon after a wood heating stove caused flames. Neighbors aided as the Findley Like tank moved the burned residence. Officials noted no statement on insurance coverage and suspects were not identified.
The Public Unity Commission authorized Bell Telephone to raise rates across Pennsylvania by 13.48 million dollars per year, effective immediately. The action affects customers statewide and marks a significant increase in telecom charges.
U.S. blamed as Haiti suffers a paralyzed capital and nationwide closures. Sitdown strikes disrupt food and fuel supply, transportation, and communications while Gen. Paul Magloire suspends the Senate and dissolves the legislature. The regime claims American involvement.
Rear Admiral Frederick Dreyer, a key Royal Navy gunnery officer who served under Lord Jellicoe at the Battle of Jutland in World War I, has died at age 78. His long career included leading naval gunnery expertise and mastery.
Erie County leader urges President Eisenhower to grant federal disaster aid to western Pennsylvania counties hit by crop damage. The leader cites severe losses across Crawford, Erie, Warren, and surrounding counties and asks for disaster declarations and government certificates to aid farmers.
Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube announce a merger proposal valued near 21 billion dollars. The Justice Department signals prompt legal action to block the deal, arguing it would lessen competition in the U.S. steel industry and could affect market leaders.
The Pennsylvania State Education Association contemplates pushing for a new salary increase for teachers at the 14th annual convention. A subcommittee plank outlines potential funding, while the 1955 56 legislature had set minimums and district reimbursements.
Reported assault in Northern Ireland tied to Irish Republican activities triggers security response. Police say five assailants seized vehicles. reports indicate casualties and several rioters wounded or captured. Military and border patrols increased as authorities pursue suspects and assess cross border threats.
Western diplomats travel to discuss a rapid exit from the Suez Canal conflict as NATO and allied nations seek a plan for international canal authority. Egypt rejects direct international control, with U.S. leadership and UN lines under debate amid a broader international effort.
A Pennsylvania utility employee surrendered to police amid embezzlement allegations. The voluntary surrender involved a suspect named Oakes and reported misappropriation of company funds. Investigators, including Trooper Watts, are pursuing the case as a pending company action unfolds.
The report notes Ike ends a vacation and plans to return to Washington. He will attend rapid preparations for talks starting Sunday with Prime Minister Nehru, at the White House, signaling a high level diplomacy brief.
War torn Hungary faces continued general strike as Western powers discuss NATO talks. US Secretary of State and allied ministers push UN Charter principles while Berlin tensions and a security blackout shape the diplomatic scene.
Disorder in Olecko near the Belarus border led to 88 arrests as crowds attacked police and government buildings. Reports say rioters overturned vehicles, damaged property, and police used tear gas to disperse them, with thousands affected and at least 53 killed in the broader unrest. The incident followed tensions between Polish authorities and Soviet interests.
A year old Negro who had been seized and flogged near Summer County was cleared today as witnesses disputed racial slurs. The defense argued the act was not proven and the jury returned a verdict of acquittal for the defendants.
Fragmentary OCR describes stamps offered for three cent delivery, posted in a San Diego area setting. Mentions a poste al clerk and sales to buyers, with prices noted in cents. Names referenced include Miro and Erwin in a minor trade vignette.
Fragmentary report says a British officer was killed amid Egyptian hostage actions during early occupation tensions in Egypt. The account notes British and French command probes and ongoing UN pressure as forces withdraw.
A fragmented OCR reads about a traveling circus act titled Greatest Show on Earth hitting the road. It mentions a large canvas tent, performers, and a likely tour date with emphasis on spectacle and wonder as the show moves to new venues.
The Corry Livines and HOA Savings and Loan board announces a dividend for the current year. Dividend amount is set at 10 cents per share, with a total disbursed sum around 40.48 dollars per share, under the recent declaration and per terms agreed.
Report from Budapest states Soviet troops and security police moved to quell new worker protests as Kadár regime asserts it has defeated foes militarily and will do so politically. By night, strikes disrupt Budapest and western provinces with strong support in industry and public offices.
In a tense inquiry Sheriff Frank Madigan reports that Jess Stephen Nash known as Rotten Killer confessed during questioning to five killings. Nash claims six more were committed in Los Angeles Sacramento and elsewhere, with investigators pushing to locate bodies and verify dates.
Local youth Red Cross chapter reports a $25 contribution to the Hungarian Refugee Appeal. The drive totals show ongoing student efforts at Gorey area schools and parish groups aiding relief.
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