09 Jul 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1956
Page
1
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Beatrice Weinberger, mother of a kidnapped child, waited in a parked car for hours in Queens while a ransom demand of five thousand dollars remained unmet. No one appeared to claim the child, Peter, and investigators reported no solid leads or proof against suspects.
Department of Labor and Industry reports about 202,500 Pennsylvania workers idled in the first week of the steel strike. About 185,800 steel workers are on strike with 6,900 idle or reassigned to other tasks. Remaining figures include furloughs and related workforce disruptions.
President Nixon condemned any country accepting communist influence during a Karachi stop, warning that it would invite a strong US response and deterring allied nations from fostering dictatorship. He outlined Western resolve for democracy amid Cold War tensions as he left for Manila. The trip, part of a whirlwind tour, featured mentions of India Pakistan Bangkok and Thailand, with a fatal crash later reported near Jackson Center.
Winchester editor reports Franco warns that new Soviet policy poses a rising danger over time. He cites Stalin era controls, internal and external pressure, and the need to defend against Communists in government as Moscow consolidates power and seeks broader influence.
Five people were injured in multiple automobile crashes near Coneyedd just outside the city limits. Police report one driver charged with reckless driving as investigations continue. several victims, including Floyd Ditfard and Milly Engle, were treated and released, while others remained hospitalized. Domestic police say the incidents involved collisions on West Malentriit and North Center streets, with officers citing nonfatal injuries and a driver under investigation.
James Willi Boothby, a bachelor living on an El Kolil farm, died after a hay baler accident. He was found at about 3:30 PM by the farm owner, with severe blood loss and injuries to his right arm. Investigators indicated the farmer may have attempted to break loose a bale with the baler running, leading to his fatal injuries.
The article reports President Eisenhower prioritizing national defense during today’s briefings with his wartime advisory team and top aides. It notes discussions with key figures on security matters, the White House press reaction, and anticipated statements ahead of crucial votes this week.
Two companions, John Hillert and Donald Bilschel, both 20, drowned near Oakmont after attempting to rescue another swimmer in the Allegheny River. A third man, Alois Finbart, and others witnessed the event as the youths were swept into a deep pool. The bodies were recovered and taken to funeral homes in Franklin and East Oakfield.
Local lawmakers push a major turnpike project with the Hocthivekon Extension and the Pittsburgh corridor. The proposal seeks toll road funding, regional benefits, and a plan to include Northwest extensions while weighing public relations and contractor interests. The push includes wage considerations and potential impacts on surrounding counties.
Federal mediation may be announced today or tonight to end the nine day old strike of about 650000 steelworkers. Talks in Pittsburgh aim to schedule sessions with union and management leaders to seek a settlement. The shutdown has cost the economy hundreds of millions and affected coal and rail operations, with further curtailment expected.
Arch Lyons longtime Port Allegany resident dies suddenly at home after collapsin from a heart attack. Born 1802 in Bear Take, he moved to Gore, graduated Cutty High School and Georgetown Law, served in World War I, and directed The Journal later. Survived by two daughters Phyllis Honey and Constance Wolf, two sons Dr Richard Lyons and Gary Lyons, a sister, and five grandchildren. Burial at St Gabriel’s Cemetery after services at St Gabriel’s Church.
Patrol reports speeding and vehicle stop near Grove Street as officers halted a group of drivers. Names listed include George Gordon and Walter Wornstetiekl among several residents. Police cite 1953 city codes in the incident and caution drivers to slow.
A wave of small airplane crashes in Pennsylvania and Western New York left two pilots dead and four others injured. In St Marys an open cockpit trainer crashed, killing Howard McGrath and injuring George Young. Civil Aeronautics officials opened an investigation into the wreck near Hemlock. In Dunkirk Col. Frank Spler was killed on takeoff in rain and wind at Municipal Airport.
The House passed a compromise bill authorizing a four billion dollar overseas aid program for the year starting July 1, below Eisenhower’s request. Separately a second bill provides three point eight billion for arms and related aid, also under the president’s request.
Police believe a new racket is operating here as a man named George Pransky reported a home repair incident. An unknown builder allegedly posed as city permit staff and claimed Pransky lacked a permit for an addition. Authorities warn residents to verify permits before work and report any suspicious activity.
Norman Edward Walker of Bedford, a parolee from Ohio Penitentiary, admitted abducting a Bedford woman and killing Valley View Patrolman Garner M. Robertson Jr. after a car inquiry. Robertson was shot near Independence as investigators pursued the kidnapping trail. Walker surrendered in nearby woods with a large law enforcement manhunt ending hours after the ambush.
A passing storm struck Corry with 60 of an inch of rain and isolated power outages, mainly in western Walnut area. Winds from the west and northwest gusted as the storm peaked around 7 40 pm, with thunder and lightning but no widespread damage reported. Temperatures fell from 85 to 58 as repairs on West Frederick Street continued after the storm.
Community drives to raise more than $3,000 with extended appeals including plans to close the fund by Saturday evening. Residents and businesses are urged to donate via M. McTyni at 62 East Pyckerick Street, aiming to assist rehabilitation projects in Tenet.
Earthquakes near Thera trigger tidal waves striking southern Greece. Four people reported injured while ten to twenty casualties were noted on nearby islands Tos and Salili. Reports from local authorities and witnesses describe extensive damage and ongoing search efforts.
The eartquakes and tidal waves damaged several Aegean islands including Crete Samos Kalymnos and Amorgos. Thera monastery of St John suffered partial destruction and a 19 foot wave wrecked Kalymnos harbor. Government relief followed widespread property loss and tents to homeless residents.
A 63 year old Warren resident, Benjamin F. Nowmaker, died in a crash on Molavia Parkway. Passenger Ann Behnley and second occupant were injured. Police charged George Watts Ur of Pittabuirghe Tatar Wis with being distracted. Church official Dr Walter W. Van Fir, executive director of a national council, also died Saturday.
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