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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1956

Page

6

Rural mail boxes painted white with red signal posts

Paragraf Te Di Miller urges rural residents to paint mailboxes white or aluminum with red signal posts and to have names painted on boxes. A ditching machine damaged a gas line near Kelly's Corners causing a temporary service disruption. Rocky Grove fire department stood by though not needed, and gas workers shut off a nearby valve to begin repairs. State Police investigate a migrant worker knife attack near Portville Township, leaving John Crichfield with stomach wounds but in good condition. The Pennsylvania Topographic and Geologic Survey begins oil producer research. 65 attendees hear Dr. Carlyle Gray at the Middle District Producers Association picnic. A dog chase case leads police to speak with a dog owner. Warren hosts first Soap Box Derby with 2,500 spectators. Weather forecast calls for near normal temps, warm Tuesday, cooler midweek with thunderstorms. Multiple real estate transfers filed in Erie County. September draft call set at 1,157 Pennsylvanians 22 and older. Route 6 Association directors plan meet. 3,000 railroad workers attend Conneaut Lake Park celebration. Arm injury after lumber topple leaves man under observation at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Pless disputes a registered letter notice regarding a traffic citation for her husband.

Gilloway Dempseytown United Natural Gas Kelly’s Corners Rocky Grove Gas Company

Rain Hurts Area Crops County Agent Reports Impact

County agent Russell F. Mollenauer tallies rainfall damage across farms. Hay is hardest hit as rotting hay if mowed or uncut. corn weeds benefit from wet conditions. wheat and oats risk lodging and delayed ripening. potato blight risk rises with wet weather. sweet corn sprays for earworm borers wash off. precipitation measures 1.24 inches over a weekend with continued rainfall.

Msadvinl Russell F. Mollenater Russell F. Mollenauer Mollenauer Mallen-aifer

Fail To Apply For Road Aid Banishes City Allocations

The State Highway Department reports 958 cities boroughs and townships have not yet applied for increased road aid allocations approved by the 1955 58 Legislature. Secretary Joseph J Lawler says 9 166 971 has been paid to 104 203 municipalities as first payments for road improvements and maintenance while allocations totaling 671 115 are being processed for 148 boroughs and 258 second class townships.

Bannisomeia State Highway Department Joseph J. Lawler Lawler

Four Year Prisoner Vindication Sparks In Easton Case

In a surprising turn Philadelphia officials report prisoner Joep T. Clancy aged 52, jailed in Easton Penitentiary for forgery, may have been misconvicted. Secret Service notes and documents suggest misidentification and forged coordination by Caney, with Huber serving ten years at a Pennsylvania federal prison for forgery.

Wilko White Delaware Atfornes Raymond R. Start Alpree Philadelphia Nan Seto Easton Joep T. Clancy Ware County Cours St Upper Darby National Bank Clancy Caney Huber At- Vania

Fragmented OCR nibble on debt crisis at MSU

The readable text references Michigan State University and a mathematics department figure, mentioning debt figures and time constraints. Many phrases are garbled, making precise facts difficult. the fragment hints at a debt topic tied to MSU but lacks coherent details or outcomes.

Michigan State University Siti Matitian Jes. Fraine MSU Sion

In Camera Debut and Public Forefront of Yvonne Untman

Fragmented report notes Bruce Ross Morgan in a camera debut with actress Yvonne Untman flanked by Robert hits first public role. California hospital and international BEAL jars referenced, with figures totaling 151,670 feet above sea level for the Mississippi Flight, indicating a drifting or experimental event.

Bruce Ross Morgan Tuowow i Yvonne Untman Calif Hédi Sie Tohn

Dems Question Ike Story and Health in 1956 Campaign

The Associated Press report notes Democratic leaders question President Eisenhower’s health and vitality during the 1956 campaign. It cites critics arguing his condition could affect his ability to lead and whether his absence from public life reflects weakness.

Associated Press Eisenhower Joe Aly Dents Gon Desiderasle Adl Butler Inow Butler

Eisenhower term question stirs campaign chatter

Mrs. Eutie Louchheim notes pressure on 1S supporters as debates grow over a possible second term while Miss Bertha Adkins counters with confidence in Eisenhower’s suitability. The exchange highlights partisan views on the President’s political future amid public discussion.

Eutie Louchheim Democratic National Committee Bertha Adkins Eisenhower

State CD Says Test Was Best

Harrisburg civil defense director Richard Gerstell reported Friday’s alert test as the most successful to date. More than 2,500 citizens filed written reports on Project Tube In assessing the disaster warning system across radio stations. Citizens were asked to note whether they received the broadcasts and officials will review the results.

Harrisbury Sane Civil Defense Richard Gerstell Gerstell Eivil Defense Youricil Epsaet

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