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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1956
Page
4
In Corry Journal berichtet ein Notfallhinweis die Empfehlung, Fremdkörper bei Kindern nicht eigenhändig zu lösen. Dr J Ernest Leuzinger aus Philadelphia warnt vor Hausmitteln und rät zu sofortiger ärztlicher Hilfe, Röntgenuntersuchung und ärztlicher Behandlung.
About a dozen fully automatic food stores are to be installed in test areas this fall by the Independent Grocers Airlanes group of 9400 retailers. An equal number of after hour aromatic departments will be tested in parking lots. A system demonstrated at the Waldorf Astoria in New York uses a metal key to select items by letter, then the clerk hands the order to be packed, billed, and carried away.
ITUSVILLE the Titusville Industrial Fund organized yesterday at a dutch treat luncheon. William D. Stevenson elected president with Sen. R. B. Mahiny as vice president Janice McDonnell as secretary Jack Price as treasurer. A board of directors and 85 fellows chosen including F. D. Hill James B. Stevenson John M. Dunn Doner Bulley W. A. Lourie Rd Hopkins CO Hampton. Mahiny directed to draft bylaws for adoption soon. The group authorized 4775.06 to cover incorporation and charter fees with some donations reducing costs. Mahiny to execute documents to seek tax exempt status from the federal income tax department.
A community potato industry gathering is announced for Potato City with plans for demonstrations. The event highlights include a safety exhibit by the Red Cross and life saving equipment, along with discussions on recovery operations and local agricultural concerns.
Police leaders in Ambler Pennsylvania proposed an arrest on sight traffic enforcement measure to detain drivers before arraignment in cases of serious crashes and suspected malfeasance. Chief Lester Carpenter and association president-elect Fred W. Good urged studies on radar use to aid enforcement and quick action by officers.
The Aluminum Workers Union and ALCOA dispute over terms for a new labor contract. Talks focus on wage levels, health and safety provisions, and job security. A strike threat looms as negotiations continue with key officials from United Steelworkers and Aluminum Workers of America.
Radio log outlines AM bis sum with 7:00 news and sports segments and 11:00 to 2:00 blocks. Listings mention Beyottone Wednesday Thursday Rev Merriman TiM Light Chisale ATuate and concert notes with Mary Blaine Momomaker.
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic scene at a dining venue with references to staff, calories, a dog injury, and a patient reaction. It mentions a person consuming or discussing food amounts, a possible injury, and a dramatic episode, but details are garbled and names or locations are not identifiable.
A fragmented TV column discusses a comedian nicknamed "For Jack Leonard" and jokes about dieting. It mentions shrinking a waist from 58 to 42 and reducing shirt sizes, with tangential references to Jack Gleason Takka and Mr Kisco. The tone is diary-like and speculative about future show content.
Local notes recount calls on community leaders and attendance at Evangélity services. Mrs Frances Cable hosts a radio stock shower in honor of Mrs Tom Smith at Cable’s home on Thursday. Visitors include Bessie Hawkins of Blackea and Mrs Eliza James. Mr and Mrs Fredrick Yanik noted guests, with extended family staying through vacation at Enoch Cornish home.
Amidst tense hearings, Senecas face eviction as plans from the city council aim to reconfigure riverfront property. Stakeholders from the Endneers group and community committees discuss easement rights and potential compensation as residents oppose displacement.
Hold rites for Robert Stevens yesterday afternoon at the Bracken Fus Home. Robert De Bodr officiated. bearers were Merle J Patterson Floyd Webb Howard Hutson Fred Ross Nol son Williams and Robert Tilich. Interment followed in the Pine Grove Cemetery family plot. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clede Husson Mr and Mrs Charlie Hidsom Haverd Hudsoa Mr and Mrs Gerald Rass of Gisnhildo Springs.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Corry memories, July events, victims, and local district matters. Mentions AVRA projects, WEA work, Betjunt Cocke Fi, and district resets. Includes scattered phrases on wages, per capita base, and property grid with unclear figures.
A garbled OCR snippet references a group of people and dates around mid January, mentioning divisions, names such as Andrew Neon and others, and scattered actions or roles. The passage is heavily distorted with missing letters and unclear context, making precise facts difficult to determine.
Winners list from the Nashive Heidi Club show details numerous horses and riders. Notable entries include Copper Dawns Mark Thirvey Columbus. Tooke Gude Wit Colin bilge fourth. Parade Here Copper Taub. Leno Lablige Cos 1. Jet. Eddie Istariv Erie rail horse Sox Wagner and others. Event includes pony divisions with Teddi Bobbie Wurst Brie and Spartanburgs Second among exhibitors.
A Sunday horse show at No-Bar grounds features Pony Trail Topper Joyce Paulson Fairview and many youth riders. Winners include Sue Pa Green Erie in Western Pleasure and Bobi Warats Erkest2 in Under 16, with awards to Mary Lou Het Fairview and Ruth Barnbtlarin Alton Walking Hone. The Chitlenge Trophy donated by Lois ul of Evie honors One In A Million. Also noted is the death of prominent museum director Gardoyr Teal.
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Fragmentary OCR reads as a terse local item noting a name and event likely a notice. Strong entities are unclear due to garble. The readable bits point to a generic community alert or announcement with missing specifics and dates.
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