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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1956
Page
1
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A group of 19 climbers on a guided ascent near Mount Hood's Cascades faced disaster as mist deepened on the slope. One teen, Lyn Kalitman of Larchmont, died from suffocation while 12 others sustained injuries. rescue teams from the Air Force and Royal Navy aided the overwhelmed party. Survivors described the rope line breaking and climbers tumbling to the crevasse as a 100 foot fall trapped several beneath a rock ledge.
A 50 year old Erie man died in a crash on the Bayt Public road near Lind Go at 6 04 pm. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital emergency row where an autopsy was ordered to determine cause of death. Investigators noted a possible heart attack preceding the accident and another driver was injured.
MEVEREDALE Pennsylvania reports a fatal incident as a 3 year old boy, Wayne Hostetter, died after strangling on a pony rope. Authorities say the accident occurred shortly after returning home from a birthday celebration at a farm owned by Mr and Mrs C G Hostetter. The coroner ruled accidental, with investigations continuing into the circumstances surrounding the rope and pony interaction.
About 650000 steel workers, in a nationwide walkout, await signed contracts from major producers led by US Steel. A memorandum of agreement aims to end the strike this week as union and industry officials finalize terms including wage boosts and automatic quarterly adjustments.
About 100 former members of Company A, most from World War I, returned for the annual reunion of the UE W. 8. Hollelston, with around 68 extra attendees. Friday included a social gathering, while Saturday featured a business meeting led by chairman Joughton and Ross Fehlman as vice chair. Next reunion planned for Gunry during the first week of December.
A series of crashes near Corry involved four separate incidents, injuring 13 people, including teens. David Forsberg, 19, faces charges for failing to stop after a flashing light at Riceville Corners. Vehicle damage exceeds $3,000.
A Valparaiso region boy famed for dream to race in the Derby died of lung cancer. He had stubbornly fought illness since Christmas and hoped to still qualify for the national Soup Derby amid declining strength. Survived by parents and siblings, he was 10 years old.
About 3,500 attendees watched at Lawrence Airport for the second annual field day. A single Air Force jet performed while the rest of the demonstration flight was canceled due to unforeseen activity near Whitecliff Falls. CAP commander Captain Guy Abbey blamed scheduling changes on other duties and noted 60 planes were flown for an early breakfast and 125 took rides in Piper Tri-Packers and Stinson Reliants.
Fire Chief Ray Laurie reported a blaze at 422 South Second Avenue starting in a shop used for $100 services and a workshop. Three fire engines responded including No 3 pumper from a standby air show shift. A bystander, James A Maroney of 62 Spring Street, fell from the moving pumper while it returned to the airport, suffering injuries but no fatalities were noted.
In a Commons briefing Eden announced Britain halts exports of war materials to Egypt. A Labour question prompted a terse statement as MPs cheered. Separately New York area fisheries reports note trout season extended to September 18.
Western powers weigh a plan to set an international board to operate the Suez Canal. The aim is to ensure free passage for ships of all nations and to share revenue with Egypt and Russia. British French officials and U S diplomats met in London and Paris to discuss a response to Nasser's nationalization move.
Corry Chamber of Commerce backs Route 6 promotion as a main highway artery, while opponents push a short route across the state. The letter from E. F. Bettes cites cooperation with Route 6 advocates and federal state officials, noting ongoing discussions with Washington and Harrisburg and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, as towns weigh highway impact and funding.
A Saturday afternoon crash on Route 22 near Wheeling West Virginia injured Mrs Glen Bubanck and Miss Blanche Vane who were in a car that was sandwiched between two other vehicles. Mrs Vane was to have X ray exams at Grtr Hospital to assess her injuries while the Babcock family and Carollyn Babcock were all unhurt.
A violent summer storm battered Britain for 24 hours, causing at least 13 deaths and widespread damage. Winds up to 99 mph toppled trees and disrupted shipping from Liverpool to Dover. Dozens injured. many boats capsized or towed to port. trans Channel traffic halted.
Reports show the Andrea Doria collision near Nantucket left 18 dead and 37 missing. Logs recovered for investigation reveal hourly ship course and navigational data during the disaster.
At Parris Island the defense failed to secure a directed verdict of innocence for Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon as the court-martial debated guilt in the Ribbon Creek drowning. Maj. Charles Sevier pressed for culpable negligence finding while Emile Zola Berman argued against. The judge denied the motion for not guilty on the involuntary manslaughter charge.
A long running national dispute over water fluoridation resurfaces in GarA ALT present Unik as residents weigh public health benefits against fears of government overreach. Proponents cite reduced tooth decay in children while opponents warn of poisoning and coercive control. The piece recalls historical fights and notes ongoing protests and media attention across communities.
In Dumas Texas a petroleum tank exploded triggering a massive fireball that injured about 31 people and burned dozens more. Fire crews fought multiple tanks catching fire as winds spread flames across the area. Witnesses described a “pool of fire” and intense heat damaging nearby tanks and infrastructure.
A car backing onto Route 6 collided, injuring three occupants including Mr and Mrs Ragone Potter and their daughter. They were taken to General Hospital in unknown condition. authorities described multiple fractures and wounds. Witnesses described a confusing scene as the vehicle struck a guardrail and skidded across the highway.
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