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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1956
Page
1
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Eisenhower Seeks Second Term Amid Campaign Move
President Dwight D. Eisenhower appears set to seek reelection as Republicans rally around a second term bid. Senate Leader Knowland rejects any shift from the party line while reporters press about the president's plans. Despite public questions, Knowland notes Eisenhower has not ruled out running again and hints at a formal campaign strategy to come.
Mass Rite Held For Victims Of Airliner Crash
A mass funeral was held for 67 crash victims at Fingstatt Cemetery after the World Airlines jet collided with United Airlines on June 30. Relatives attended as 70 bodies were laid to rest on a hillside knoll. Clergy reflected on God’s presence amid tragedy and calls for aviation safety improvements.
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Grand Canyon
Fingstatt
World Airlines
United Air Lines
Wybam Skidmore
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Sitt Larke
God Manol
Tie
Twining Reports On Soviet Trip Testimony
Senator Twining described his trip to the Soviet Union and Russia while testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee. He discussed Soviet bomber development and the strategic nuclear weapons program, with officials detailing air force defense preparations and intelligence estimates.
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Russia
Gui Owl Air Fort
Ind
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sewatnen
Propeller tears loose from plane killing one and injuring ten
A four engine airliner near Windsor Ontario shed a propeller in flight rupturing the cabin. A woman passenger died and ten others were injured. Pilot reported engine trouble and made an emergency landing at Windsor Airport. The accident occurred about 16 miles southwest of Windsor. The victim was Mrs Lippert of Rochester Minnesota. The aircraft was en route from Chico to Toronto when debris struck the fuselage.
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Windsor
Tri Catinda
Abeldin
Jis
Notts America
Montis
Kind Wits Mra Flobart J
Lin
Pert
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Lippe
Operation Alert test set for July 20 amid civil defense drills
Under the State Civil Defense Council direction the commonwealth will conduct Operation Alert drills nationwide with phased tests starting at 11 am. Emergency radio gates and civil defense stations will be tested across major cities including Philadelphia Allentown Bethlehem Reading York and Wilkes-Barre. The exercise aims to assess warning systems public readiness and interagency coordination with about 468 000 state defense workers participating and a simulated toll of over one million “dead” in Philadelphia.
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State Civil Defense Council
Fort Whlel
Civil Defense
York
Allentown
Belhleham
Teaston
Philadelphia
House Hears Plea for Bigger Aid Bill Rejected
President push for expanded aid faces House opposition as committee edits and Senate delays loom. Lawmakers weigh security and budget limits while contentious funding remains at stake. Gettysburg remarks echo national clash over wartime and domestic spending priorities.
Slayer Begins Serving Time after Murder Trial
A man named Staley faced murder charges and a plea for leniency in Altoona. The judge recommended mercy, citing Staley’s mental state and the impact of the case on the victim’s family, while evidence linked him to the crime.
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Alwonn
Ashree-liidah
Henan
Lemcey
Statler
Lonhin
Altoona
Siitler
Thie Piel
Cleve
Praver
Silier
Petitions Opencolumbus Dam Leader Contested Chair Race
In Warren County a stormy meeting over the Democratic chairmanship saw petitions presented as a challenge by Avothie and others. The session examined credibility of petitions seeking the top party post with several members of the Democratic group present and before the executive committee.
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Warren County
Gearee
Mane Peewlar
Gory
Anlandea Secemaiy
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Joseph
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Earthquake Toll Rises After Greek Island Disaster
Reports from Athens and Grenadines recount a devastating quake near Santorini. At least 42 dead and 61 injured as waves and aftershocks hit, with hotels and coastal towns flooded and thousands displaced. Authorities warn of ongoing tremors and rescuers race to aid survivors.
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Greese
Nikal
Aegean Dalinds
Grenew
Constantine Hatamanlin
Ioa
Santovlil
Islind
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Bene Alea
Two Killed In Route 6 Crash Y Board Feels Budget Boost
A Corry YMCA board meeting debated raising funds by 90 000 to complete the hospital building project and Alaska discussions about charter status. Directors weighed the cost to finish the project and the possibility of operating under a separate charter, with a decision expected in the near term.
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Corry Ymca. Ltd
Direetory
Old Beds Hotels
Beeld
Severn
Brink's Robber Suspect Dies in Prison Hospital
Stanley Gusolorn, linked to the $1,218,211 Brink's robbery case, died in a prison hospital after transfer from a jail unit. Medical examiners found no evidence of violence or self harm. His death came hours after a transfer and amid prior ties to other suspects and the O’Keefe case.
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Brink
Stanley
Guiscian
Ax Prison
Pisin
Zalvan
Jill
Norfolk
Tess
Ghsolora
Western State Penitentiary
Filabyreh
EBL
Joseph
Specs) O'Keefe
Rowantin
Massachusetts
O'Keefe
Viief
Gusciora
Charges Against Dairy Under Study in New Jersey
Long messy report on dairy charges alleging underpayment to milk producers and failure to maintain price records. Names Fike Dairy and officials, claims involve 1955 56 milk shipments, jurisdiction questions, and alleged sales outside state.
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Klinmpemeernsgenergy
Ne- Soint
David Sturtino
John Wy Oraauin
Eadwalers
Tha
Rust
R. Bruce Fike and Sons Unie
West Graig Street
Hey
Tolls
Fike
Wrightstown
Emychah
Pakmile
New Jersey
Wilkes
Two Face Long Prison Terms For Kidnap Hoax Pair
Westbury New York two longshoremen faces up to 25 years if convicted of tormenting Beatrice Weinberger mother of a kidnapped baby. The men allegedly made false kidnapping claims to extort 6000 dollars from her and gave false information about the infant. Police arrested Robert F Gieblen and Gordon T Rowell after a hoax call spree to the Weinberger home and a ransom sequence that lured the mother to surrender money twice.
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Westbury
Beatrice Weinberger
Ridgewood
Queens
Notre
Peter Weinberger
Amy ‘Scutt
Weinberger
FBT
Weite
Robert F Gieblen
Longshoreman
Jackson Heights
Gordon TP Rowell
Fulvondeerke
Sunnyside
Giebler
Queeie Church
Sara
Weinberker
Pollet
Queens Bay
Barhdod
Raymond V. Martin
Government Moves Anew To Conserve Steel
Washington mediators prepared to convene joint talks in Pittsburgh with steel industry leaders and United Steelworkers to resolve the 10 day nationwide strike. The government, absent in talks so far, pushed to protect defense needs, doubling the defense production steel mills’ output and freezing certain steels for warehouses. The labor dispute has halted about 850000 workers and slashed steelmaking.
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Washington
Securras
Piltburgh
Pittsburgh
Federal Mediation Service
United Steelworkers
Commerce Department
Department
General Services Administration
Falcons' Manager In Critical Condition Reported
Pete Mullin, former Detroit Tiger outfielder from Brownsville Pennsylvania, now manager of Jamestown Tigers, is reported in serious condition after a ruptured foot and emergency operation. His wife left Brownsville last night for the hospital. Mullin played 14 seasons with the Tigers and managed farm teams in Idaho and Little Rock before joining Jamestown.
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Samestown
Geosy
Pete
Bob Mullin
Detroit Tiger
Brownsville
Tiger
Jamestown
Sheepstad
Mullin
Tigers
Tigar
Idaho
Little Rock
Atle
Fisherman Rescued From Lake Erie After Adrift
A fisherman was rescued from Lake Erie yesterday afternoon after drifting for several hours in a small open boat. The Coast Guide and authorities reported the man, Leroy Moyni, of Ashtabula, became stranded when his outboard motor failed. He signaled for help, and a rescue craft towed him to safety about 1 p.m. local time.
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Lake Erie
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Weber
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Ashtabuln
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Sign Wage Tax Agreement Reached With City of Corry
The district signs wage tax pact with Corry and other districts to collect a 1 percent city wage tax retroactive to July 4 1955. Corry will pass collected funds to the districts. Meeting notes also cover Wright School second and third grade plans, a cost saving proposal, and a transport plan for elementary pupils. Director Fuller objects, the issue is tabled for the next meeting.
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City of
Corry
Wayne Township
Fuure
Wright
Elwin Fuller
Lb. Mee
Fullen
Bern
Treisirér
Fisc
Australia Warns On Disarmament
Australia warns on disarmament amid tense UN talks. Delegates from major powers debate arms limits as a key commission pushes for broader accords. London hosts discussions with representatives from several nations and allies weighing comprehensive disarmament steps.
Corry Area Man and Michigan Woman Die in Wreck
A Corry area man Guy A. Duryee 45 of Union City and Michigan woman Elizabeth Turre 94 of Union City died in a high speed two car crash on Route near Bay East High Street Union City. Both vehicles collided head on as Duryee’s car crossed into the oncoming lane. Emergency crews rushed to the scene and pined Nichols, the other passenger, under wreckage. Duryee died of skull fractures and internal injuries while Turre suffered a fractured skull and crushed chest.
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Corry
Michigan
Wacare
Bay East High Street
Union City
Pissenger
Robert Tne
Jira
Hiiehnrid Ob
Siriver
Onde
Stra
Duryen
Jurma
Troistat Wan
Wiehers
Piticers
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Siem Memorial Hospital
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Doryee
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Elass
Girl, 4, Lost But Knows Way Home Near West Washington
A four year old girl was found crying on West Washington Street near Saint Thomas Church around 7:45 AM. Police identified her as Disna Mee Talvre, daughter of Meyond Mra and Le Motnbyre, and returned her to her home after her father located her. An officer drove her to the police station for safety.
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Talvre
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le Motnbyre
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