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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1956
Page
3
A STP tree defeated its rival by a tight 2 to 1 margin in a brisk contest. The result highlights a close finish and key plays shaping the outcome. Local observers note the defensive stands and late goal chances as pivotal moments.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and terms broken across lines, mentioning TS 273 and ott show with esldenta and tourist. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered fragments.
A brief obituary notes the death of Jay Frederick Temves Whelit a lawyer from Mitwauge, New York, reported in yesterday’s notice. The fragmentary text references a funeral in New York and an associated personal detail about a Pitt er, listing unclear dates and affiliations.
The piece outlines Stassen's long involvement in 1952 Republican politics, his battles with Taft, and his shifting support from Taft to Eisenhower. It notes his later roles in government and hints at lingering presidential ambitions despite calls of inner turmoil within the party.
Police charged Neal Starr, 23, after a Saturday night incident near Route 685 involving a 50 year old Enesville woman. Starr faced counts of rape aggravated assault and battery and assault with intent to kill and was bound over for arraignment. The affair followed a tavern outing with Reynolds and the woman’s husband having left earlier. Starr allegedly attacked the woman while driving east on Route 6 after threatening Reynolds with a knife and forcing him to leave the road.
St Louis mayor Raymond Rucker was compelled to cancel his scheduled dinner appearance after suffering an abscessed tooth. The event, attended by SS dentists, was scrubbed due to the medical issue.
Maj William Harrison of the British Royal Army Ordnance Corps leads a four man team in Cyprus to inspect and collect evidence from bombs planted by EOKA extremists. Since 1955 they have handled about 1600 devices ranging from Molotov bottles to land mines, working around the clock and briefing police with expert testimony. Harrison arrived in January 1955 and has ties to Stratford on Avon.
Former governor Harold Stassen informs President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon of his plan to rejoin the 1952 ticket discussion. Eisenhower signals support for Nixon’s possible run while Stassen insists the move reflects his own views. House Republicans, led by Rep. Bob Wilson, urge Stassen to withdraw from disarmament duties.
An Erie man and a Buffalo companion are being held for investigation after a cheese theft at Bentles's Self-Service Store. Henry Wilson, 65, of Buffalo, and Kirkland were arrested following a witness report and a brief chase. Detective Captain Frank Nowak said they will be held at least five days for inquiry.
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