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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1956
Page
1
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A broad steel strike began with workers at captive mines, threatening shutdowns in key steelproducing regions. Reports say 30,000 workers may be affected as price hikes and wage demands ripple through the industry, with government discussions ongoing to resolve the dispute. Separate local tragedy: a 14yearold boy dies after a clod thrown by his sister struck him.
A Jersey home fire claimed the lives of three children as their parents Mr and Mrs Slob Glen escaped the blaze from a two and a half story dwelling. Officials said the parents and children died from smoke inhalation before firefighters reached the scene. The blaze began on the first floor and investigators continued probing its cause as authorities released the identities of the family members and noted the tragedy occurred after the family tried to flee through heavy smoke.
The House approved a postal rate bill by 217 to 108 largely along Republican lines, with Southern Democrats backing the bill's passage. Provisions include higher rates across all classes, a five-year plan to raise revenue, and targeted increases on advertising mail and magazines, while preserving a cap on certain periodical charges.
Authorities extended the search into the night and early morning for a missing 62 year old man from a July family outing near Nowell Shien Ranch, 7 miles north of Here. More than 10 men scoured the area as investigators traced a trail toward Sale Lake City, while local relatives and neighbors reported a daughter also missing from the same outing, prompting a large search across remote terrain and ranch lands.
A bicycle accident on North Center Street left a woman with injuries that did not include broken fingers. Police investigated as her husband and Ralph Pavlus aided, while a physician’s exam showed no bone damage.
Doctors give the President new encouragement noting improved physical shape after surgery and ongoing recovery. The medical team led by Dr Tsidor Ravdi from the University of Pennsylvania reports the president’s weight, appetite, and strength improving. White House aides confirm doctors describe steady progress with daily activities resuming.
The Parliament and Prime Minister confront a crisis as Speaker Beaudoin invokes strict rules over free speech. Laurent's return from the countryside may influence the Commons as debate intensifies. Conservatives push to limit debate while Beaudoin enforces 1853 precedents in a bid to restore order.
Corry Drinker faced his 14th arrest in seven years on disorderly conduct charges in 1949. Police records show repeated incidents, with fines and jail time assessed by Judge Gordon. The man’s escalating pattern prompted renewed attention from local authorities.
Senator Mansfield backs Senate Foreign Relations inquiry into how United States funds abroad are used. The push follows a conference on the foreign aid authorization bill, with House and Senate aiming to review the vast program before final votes. Sparkman notes growing support for an independent examination under Senate auspices.
Mrs. Alin Fi. Dimmick of 512 Bust shell suffered injuries to her arm and right side when her eastbound car on East Smith street was struck by a vehicle driven by Jest Morse 22 of ridlonite who failed to stop at a sign. Morse was injured. both cars sustained about $200 damage. Morse faces charges for failing to halt at the stop sign. investigation filed with Alderman Mulgin Cobbett.
An escaped mental patient was shot to death by a second escapee near a west Tenn streets night. The slain man, Muray Brooks, 03, was killed by a single bullet after defying about 48 policemen who tried to force him to surrender. As officers entered the home, Brooks emerged at the doorway and surrendered under threat.
The Bundestag passed the draft to 12 million German men aged 18 to 45, with 270 members voting yes and 108 no. The upper house vote is pending. Chancellor Adenauer argues the force is necessary to deter Soviet aggression, despite fears of revived militarism.
Nehru blasted U S leaders over their criticism of nonalignment during a London press conference after a Commonwealth meeting. He argued neutralism is not a risk and rejected the notion of a binary world, urging independent policy and opposing alignment with either side.
A serious crash on Route 88 killed Mrs Mary Derier and her daughter Patricia 46 and 4, and left infant Millered Vij in critical condition. Others including Paul Louis Pnihariks and Mildred, his wife, and grandson Paul were injured with varying severity. police described an emergency response and early findings as investigations continue.
Five persons perished in a dawn head on collision on a foggy US highway near Oxford Pennsylvania. The station wagon carrying six occupants collided with a car driven by a 17 year old. Victims include Ernest Williams 47 possibly Brooklyn or Bronx Turanite E Reese 20 Brooklyn Bari Sfields 17 Oxford and a 8 year old boy and a 13 year old girl. Two additional children reported under 30 identified as Charles and Shirley were in a semi conscious condition at Collesville Hospital.
Las Vegas news report outlines a congressional probe into air traffic control decisions preceding a collision near Grand Canyon. Rep Oren Harris and Rep Carl Hinshaw announce plans to hear Civil Aeronautics Administration radio controlmen from Utah Arizona and California and to question pilots and airline officials. A CAB probe will hold a full public hearing in Los Angeles after现场 evidence is gathered.
The Powder Puff Derby begins at San Carlos with 83 pilots in 49 small planes racing 2360 miles from San Mateo County Airport to Bishop Michigan. The winner is announced after all finish by 5 pm BST Sunday. One overnight stop likely, several pilots will use stock model planes with limited modification. The event awards include more than 33,000 in prizes and awards for winners. Harrisburg pistol championship ends with over 200 entries for the Creed of Reading club.
Westbury police hold two men after detectives pursue leads in the Peter Weinberger kidnapping. A New York call raised the ransom from $2000 to $5000 and hinted at a meeting, while authorities cautioned optimism amid uncertain evidence about the infant's status. The case drew media involvement and police coordination as the family and public awaited developments.
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