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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1957

Page

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Crops In Southland Periled By Cold Air

Winter’s cold blast spreads into northern Florida and parts of Georgia, Alabama, the Carolinas, and Virginia threatening crops. The cold wave lingers as Michigan, New York and New England brace for more snow with record lows reported. Public weather bureaus warn of frost damage while showers sweep Erie County and Maine endures severe cold.

Southland Associated Press Florida Montini Carolinas Georgi Alabamy Virginia Potida Old Town Maine New York State Erie Erie County Nir New Yorkwend Wero Hornville Freeline

Frigid Blasts Start To Ease Off In Area

A frigid spell eased slowly across the area with lighter winds and rising temperatures after a snowy morning. Many towns reported lingering flakes and slick roads as shippers, workers, and residents began to resume outdoor activities and clear driveways and sidewalks.

Warming Trend Seen For Pa Weather Report

A warming trend is expected across Pennsylvania as a dome of cold air recedes. Temperatures tonight dipped below 3 degrees in the northeast while the south and west hovered in the 12 to 17 degree range with Philadelphia at 14 and Pittsburgh around 10. Through Sunday gradual warming is forecast, with southeastern counties slightly cooler in the west and lingering snow affecting travel.

Philadelphia Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Dem Split In Texas May Swing Senate To GOP

In Texas a special election to fill the senate seat vacated by Gov. Price Dante is set for April. Democrats fear a split vote could allow a Republican win, risking party control as current 49-47 advantage shifts to 48-48. Candidates include Ralph Yarbrough, Searcy Bracawll, Hart, Martin, Willen, and Virgil Amok among others.

GOP Texas Han Republic Ralph Yarbavaugh Xoyerpon Shivers Searcy Bracawll Houston Dim Hart Austin Congressmin Martin Pits Lufkin Willen Port Arti Virgil H. Amok Fone Husteneonty Howton

Husband Guilty In Area Slaying Of Young Wife

In Scuttle Vale Wis a seven member jury found Raffin Ty Rises 25 guilty of first degree manslaughter in the death of his young wife. The verdict carries a possible 120 year maximum term with mandatory minimums only if the primarial count is charged. Judge Philby Wells would set sentencing in a future session after defense motions.

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Trapped Miners Hope Dims After Mine Blast

A mining disaster near Jil miley northeast of here leaves an estimated four thousand miners stranded by a wide rock and dust block in shaft 209. One crew member survived as rescuers raced to clear debris after a large blast.

Raeh Ieee Choy Jil Miley Cenand Expionén Methene Gam Watmance

Bliss Still Pushed For GOP Chairmanship

Washington reports Ray Bliss and Okie Shire Republican leader Ray Buss push for the GOP National Committee chair. Dye and Meade Alcorn Jr. remain top prospects as Leonard Hall resigns February 1. The committee plans a vote after a meeting with President Eisenhower and Eisenhower backer John Folkens confirms support for Bliss.

Washington Ray Buss Okie Shire Republican Dye Gop National Committee WM Meade Alcorn Jr Connecticut Leonard W. Hall Retivine Na‘onal Sible Ray Bliss Folkens Bliss Robert A. Talt

Indictment Looms In Pike Turnpike Scandal Details Emerge

Harrisburg reports indicate a special grand jury is weighing indictments against several figures tied to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission over a $19 million settlement and related activities. Former Chairman Thomas J. Evins of Coal Dale and Torrince of Export are named amid allegations of conspiracy. McSorley, a Pittsburgh Democrat, faces scrutiny over past actions, while officials defer comment as court action proceeds.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Douphin Westerdty Thomas J. Evins Coaldale Dumes F. ‘Torrince Export Tve Torrince Commission Evins Sorriies Rand Sifaever Aleoe Pittsburgh Sorley Evans Mooney McSorley Byars Saaid Manus Huelle F. Downe Hiecourt

Judge Rules for School in Alabama Negro Case

U S Court Judge Hobert Grooms ruled the University of Alabama trustees acted properly in expelling Authesine Lucy Poster, the first Black student, during a 44 year fight over desegregation. Foster attended briefly before her expulsion after bringing unproven charges against the institution.

U.S Hobert Grooms University of Alabamia Authesine Lucy Poster Grooms Egat Premingham Smudy Vnsis Deep Bouth

UN to OK plan for Egypt Israel withdrawal debated

The UN General Assembly neared overwhelming support for an African Asian resolution urging Dayan Hammarskjold to complete Israel’s withdrawal from Egypt within five days. Debate focused on stationing UN units in Gaza and Sharm areas, with mixed reactions from Arab states and the Soviet bloc. Continued on Page Two.

Perp Tre Pera UN General Assembly Tyrwell Egypt Fi Nation Assembly Ion Hammarshjold Ismet Tariel Gaza Sharm Gulf of Aqaba United Nations Israel Britain Anadavuint Zeas Jand Aqaba Lester B. Pearson Canada

Co ed and priest fired from state payroll scandal hits Cambria County

A group of ten workers including a priest and a one year old student were dismissed from the Torquato labor and industry payroll and moved into the 1,175,000 employment fund. Secretary Torquato defended the random selections saying the process mirrored prior administrations. Governor Lender pledged new safeguards and involvement of the attorney general as investigators and officials denied broad wrongdoing.

Torito Special Fund Welby Cambria County Inbar and Industry St. Francis College Loretto Special Fund Secretary of Labor and Tidustry Joh R. Torquato Torquato Aid Torquito Ayonth Ton ‘Tomquato Lender Ciblinists Thoniss D, McBride

Russians and Chinese Diss The Eisenhower Doctrine Debate

The AP Foreign News Analysis notes Moscow and Beijing pressing a critical Western stance in the Middle East. It argues the 2000 word statement signals weakness, fails to promise broad intervention, and falls short of Arab expectations. Two U.S. Marines killed and eight injured in Camp Pendleton during Operation Ski Jump as winds whip up chaos.

Ryan Eisenhower Midi East Chou Middle East Moscow Pei“ping U. S Camp Pendleton Calif

Soviet China condemn U S plan in joint communique

A 2000 word joint communique by Premier Chou Enlai and Premier Bulgin condemns the U S proposed plan for the Middle East. They pledge support to allied states, denounce Eisenhower aid ideas, and warn against imperialist interference. They condemn the Hungarian uprising and vow decisive rebuff to provocations.

Moscow China Suny Provident Eisenhows Middle East Chow Moxaow Tashkent Kabul Afghanistan Soviet Union

Union Leaders Defy Senate Probe Over Racketeering Claims

Labor union heads appeared before the Senate committee to challenge the panel’s authority to probe alleged labor racketeering. Testifying were Prank W. Brewster, head of the Western Conference Teamsters, and Nugent LaPoma, secretary treasurer of Teamsters Local 174 Seattle. Both have refused to honor subpoenas and argued the subcommittee lacks jurisdiction to investigate unions. The session included questions about a telegram to international union vice presidents urging leniency for members who refuse to provide information.

Ayy Ud Senate Thyestia- Fans W. Brewster Teamsters Nugent LaPoma Teamsters + Local 174 Seattle Ec Union Westuching Eine. Ieam Wexemulye Bly International Tournaters Union Uny Bn’ Eyounds Uhé Ion Mohn Toray International Union

Rebels Riot in Indonesia Sparks Regional Unrest

Fragmented OCR text reports violence in Indonesia as rebels clash with government forces in multiple provinces. Army officers allegedly mutinied, fueling unrest across central Savitra and northern Bumbtray with reports of casualties and security measures.

Indonesia Fronorth Alot Lachide Sebel Ariel Devillerth Savitra Horth Sofie Cent Inyinkart

Review Of Center Street Change Is Permanent Incomplete Memoir

A fragmented review of Center Street notes a rash of storefront changes and remodellings. It lists establishments such as a wallpaper store, Woolworths, a furniture shop, auto agents, and a television shop, with references to nearby centers and residents. The piece hints at social and commercial shifts within the town, referencing renovations, vacant spaces, and planned investigations connected to AG HWE and IMG Waste. The text evokes a late era street scene with numerous business names and a sense of upheaval on Center Street.

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Kadar Drafts Huge Budget For First Quarter

Premier Janos Kadir faces a hard pressed government as he drafts a national budget for the first quarter. He seeks aid from friendly countries, claiming 160 million from Russia and 50 million dollars via credit from Chita. The Nepsenbudsay party paper urges reduced deficit through higher industrial output and coal mine production.

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Arabs To Give Aid To Jordan Amid Middle East Talks

A mid eastern aid plan emerged as Arab nations pledge economic assistance to Jordan to bolster stability in the region. Reports note a coordinated effort influenced by regional tensions and postwar reconstruction, with leaders outlining support through financial and material aid channels.

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