15 Dec 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1956
Page
1
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Soviet pressure in Hungary targets open labor unrest as troops and tanks move to end strikes. Kadar government threatens discharge and wage withholdings, promising pay only to workers who return to production, as unrest spreads from coal mines to South Africa, with continued coverage promised on Page Two.
A driver Russell Mallosy, 36, of East Main Street, lost control on Main Street, struck a tree near a residence, and was treated at Corey Memorial Hospital for minor injuries before release. Police investigated. vehicle damage estimated at over £2,000.
Senator Fulbright, head of the Senate Banking Committee, backs a tight money policy as a stable, though politically delicate, move. He says controlling inflation through higher interest rates is likely the best way to curb economic excesses while avoiding direct controls used in war periods. Humphrey, Teague, and other Democrats join in supporting the approach amidst Treasury and Federal Reserve debates.
A powerful Northeast storm dumps heavy snow and sleet, blamed for ten deaths across New England and mid-Atlantic states. Widespread travel disruption and downed power lines followed as the storm moved from New York to New England with high winds and whiteout conditions. Weather officials warned of lingering hazards but projected some relief by later today.
Riceville officials install oversize warning signs at Riceville Corners to reduce accidents near the junction of Route 7 and Route B. Secretaries and police quarters report safety measures amid prior crashes. signs placed in the middle of Route 7 and at the northern Crawford County intersection aim to slow westbound traffic on a hill.
The Public Utilities Commission rejected Altoona and Logan Valley Electric Railway Co.’s request to abandon service in Altoona. The petition faced technical issues and argued business viability. The company, in operation 64 years, sought permission to abandon by March 1, potentially leaving the city with limited public transportation.
The Hungarian government expelled two Western news correspondents today, giving them 11 hours to cross the frontier. Eric Waba of the Associated Press and Richard Kilian of the London Daily Mail faced immediate departure orders.
Secretary of State Dulles comes home to brief President Eisenhower after talks in Paris. He plans a White House meeting and private discussions with Lloyd and Pineau on Egypt, NATO, and future arms plans. Officials warn of broader world issues from Hungary to the Suez Canal and Western Europe defense.
Gunfire echoed through Port Said as Egyptian guerrillas attacked patrols and UN forces. Reports described reinforced search efforts, casualties, and mounting tensions after the withdrawal of British and French troops under UN supervision. Authorities warned of ongoing operations and possible further attacks as the crisis deepened.
Police said a misstep led to two Nash Rambler cars being taken by mistake. A Lincolnville man and his brother swapped vehicles at Riceville Corners on Wednesday night. Rennie Weidner of Spartansville took his brother’s car instead of his own, but returned it upon meeting his brother. No charges will be filed as investigators labeled it a mere error.
Two magazine giants Collier's and the Woman's Home Companion announce their cessation next month. A company official cites rising costs and declining ad revenue as the cause, with about 2,600 employees affected. Crowell-Collier Publishing faces a difficult period as it ends its general magazines business.
Stormy conditions sweep the eastern United States with heavy rain and dense fog. Weather Bureau notes widespread precipitation from the Plains to the Atlantic coast and snow in New England and parts of the Great Lakes. Rivers flood along the Ohio basin as three days of rain raise concerns. A drowning is feared after a fall in West Virginia amid the unsettled weather.
The NAACP head for the Atlantic branch was freed temporarily to allow examination of financial records by state revenue agents. Judge Durwood ordered the NAACP official held without bail until records could be produced, after which a temporary release was granted pending full compliance.
NATO personnel visited Egypt and then toured homes of Shulins in Corry. They stopped at Citizens National Bank where small gifts were given in appreciation. The group returned to the Methodist Church for a Christmas party with gifts exchanged and refreshments served.
Paris reports show NATO ministers urge UN mediated settlement of Middle East tensions to preserve unity pre Suez era. United States pledges missiles to allies while Britain and France advocate renewed consultation. talks focus on UN action and maintaining alliance cohesion amid regional strain.
Army reports a test missile achieving nineteen times the speed of sound with a three stage design. The launch from Cape Canaveral reportedly reached roughly 650 miles in range while flying near 15 000 miles per hour. Officials declined comment but other sources described the Dowshis system and Jupiter link as part of a broader postwar missile program.
A commission reported rising hunting fatalities with 19 deaths this season so far and 22 total across the year. The deaths chiefly involved hunting companions with negligent handling cited. the report cites 1051 warning and a season wraps within days.
A treasury trove of two thousand five hundred dollars was found in the governor's room and turned over to the state. The discovery occurred about two months ago during a search connected to an unspecified filing. Officials, including Governor Loader, announced the safe-handling of the funds and the matter was kept confidential pending further review.
Vnonyanja School and Cappella Choir present their 15th annual Christmas concert Wednesday evening at 6. It features Eten Christ in Christinne with five musical groups under the direction of H Lynn Rice. The performance aims to ease post school routines and allow adults to shop before the event.
Nine teenagers were detained after a deadly gunfight on a Philadelphia street that killed others. Prosecutors stated evidence did not prove who fired the fatal shot as District Attorney Di Nabile moved to charge juveniles in the incident.
A 21 year old, identified as a suspect from Mi Villove, denied involvement in local thefts. Authorities say the case involves multiple items found with the suspect and potential connections to several regional burglaries.
A fragmented report shows the American Medical Association reviewing its stance on water fluoridation. The discussion centers on balancing public health benefits against community concerns and potential risks, with members weighing evidence and policy implications.
Oil pioneer DeGolyer, 7, credited with innovations in finding oil and refining methods, shot himself yesterday after being found by his secretary in his desk office. Justice Glenn Byrd returned a verdict of suicide with no reason determined. DeGolyer, longtime figure in petroleum history, helped advance American German fractional distillation methods and held stakes in the Mexico venture with Mexican Eagle Oil Co. prior to his death.
A Pontifical Requiem was held Tuesday for Bishop Harthilomew df Eustape and associates at Camdety. The ceremony occurred in Rome with clergy and mourners from New Yorweaiey and other regions attending the solemn rite.
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