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16 Jun 1956
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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
Jun 16, 1956
Page
1
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Ike Takes First Nonliquid Food Since Surgery
President Eisenhower, mid convalescence after major surgery, received a doctor’s go ahead to ingest soft foods. Bulletin from Walter Reed Hospital reports he was able to take custard and gelatin as his diet is gradually advanced.
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Ike
Washington
Fikenhower
Waltnie Reed Hospital
Eisenhower de Fet
Tila
Wutere
Einenbowde
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Ole Prexitente
White House
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Auto Safety Belts Endorsed By AMA
A garbled report notes the American Medical Association endorsing auto safety belts as a standard feature. It claims belts could save over 10 000 lives and prevent many injuries, with individuals named as leaders in the AMA symposium advocating wider use nationwide.
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AMA
American
Freed Priests Rest in Shanghai After Release
Two American Roman Catholic priests Rev. John William Cofford and Rev. Thomas Leonard Phillipa were freed after years in Chinese prison and are said to be en route to Hong Kong within a week. They were among 13 Americans detained on espionage and counterrevolutionary charges. officials said they hoped to reunite with relatives soon.
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Shanghai
Hong Kong
Shang Hai
Onieries
Joh
William ‘Cofford
Thomas Fyonard Phillipa
Sun Prandilcae
China
Wwe
Rather DiMord
Seyler Poms
Washington
Neuberger
Techea
Conmltter
Oregon
Winkstigh
Steps Avert New Subway Strike In City
Early today, officials sought to stop a potential nationwide subway strike next week. The Metropolitan Transit Authority warned the transit workers union against striking, citing court rulings and existing contracts. The Transit Workers union, led by Theodore Loos, asserted it would obey court orders but disputed the authority and representation in bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Hon
Ily Witt
Police Chief Slain By Wife
Police Chief Ray 5. 'Trosper of Lyndhurst was fatally shot after a domestic dispute. His estranged wife Kathryn 26 admitted shooting him during a confrontation. He died at Siticon Roark Hospital after hours of surgery. A restraining order had been issued earlier to prevent molestation. The couple, parents of a 4 year old and expecting another child, had legal actions surrounding custody and separation.
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West Pole
Ray
Trosper
Lyndhurst
Siticon Roark Hospital
Liner ‘T
Cleveland
Kathryn
Aunrrel
Auto Industry Outlook Dim Amid Wildcat Strikes
Detroit Chrysler plants halt production as 1100 trim workers walk off for the sixth time in seven days. Windsor Ontario and Chrysler Canada see unauthorized walkouts freezing 3500 workers. UAW accuses management of pressuring workers to curb preexisting inventory amid a May 15 Michigan jobless total of 477,000, with a expected summer rise.
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Gheo United Auto Workers Union
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Detroit River
Windsor
Ont
Canndian Gheysler
Auto
Chivaler
Michigan
UAW
Suimer
Police arrest four youths in series of thefts and burglaries
Four juvenile suspects aged 12 to 20 were taken into custody after police recovered stolen goods from a shack at Phillips radiator slip. Officer Daniel Grawel nabbed them during a burglary probe, with two younger boys released to guardians. One teen received probation as the case heads to Aldermanic court.
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Rabbert
Bijiding
Bidterinis
Rabbit Nord
Nsollisn
Miter J Sulonk
Quey
Tigipurente
Thomas ‘Foote
You
Mex Allen Foote
Mnit Bugent Pier
Bon
Aub
Miron
Aldermini
Amieowarage
Gorsk
Peeridus
Phillips
Trent
Kathy Spring
Franklin Medal awarded to Penn State leaders in ceremony
About 4 600 people gathered on campus for the Franklin Medal award honoring Milton S. Eisenhower and James Zandt for their services to education. The event recognized contributions to children’s story institutions and community aims as Congress authorized the medal to honor Ben Franklin’s holy, wise era.
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Pennsylvania Btale University
Ufe
Peatt Btate Tay, James & Va Zandt
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Philadelphia
Franking
Eh M. Ford
Odiur Alvep
Glass Workers Seek Pay Hike Across Industry
Union president Hung H Cable of Toledo Ohio reports wage talks with Glass Workers of Allman aimed at boosting hourly rates for about 26000 members from 4.15 to 3.80 dollars per hour. A labor-management committee will study supplemental unemployment and related issues as part of a broader wage-boost effort across the glass trade.
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Glass Workers
Allman
Indy
Lions Widnermplayers
Hung H. Cable
Toledo
Ohio
Naw Fauike
Lightning Strikes Scout Camp Killing Child at Mulhearp
A severe dawn lightning storm struck Camp Mulhearn near Chester Heights, killing a one year old and injuring seven others. An oak tree toppled into a tent area as 2000 scouts gathered for the hot summer program. Joseph Simpson of Stonehurst died at Chester Hospital. three boys were hurt seriously, four suffered minor burns or shock and were sent home. The storm caused widespread damage across the region with extreme heat and thunder prior to the strike.
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Mbester
Strick
Fiere
Killin
Holt
Mulhear
Suburbith
Chester Heights
Syoute Hind
Joseph Simpson
Stonehurst
Chester
Groenyl
Pennsylvania
Conferees End Work On Huge Road Program
Conferees completed action on a major road program to authorize a nationwide highway building plan. The Senate bill seeks to fund about 7 billion dollars over twelve years, while the House version would authorize about seven and a half billion over ten years, with a five year construction and funding focus.
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Gore
Dollihill
Hhpie Fay
Thenema
Senate Vote Near On Aid Sparks Party Reluctance
Washington report: Senator Neuberger and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee push toward aid for a military program. Democrats cite Republican hesitation as lawmakers weigh a 2 billion dollar package, with committee action ahead and a larger Senate vote expected.
Marine recruit suicide shocks San Diego base
A Marine recruit at a San Diego facility killed himself, leaving a note describing affection for a girl and distress after a drill instructor’s actions. Investigators reported the note referenced personal losses and a plea for understanding amid the tragedy.
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San Diego
Emile Oy
Stevenson Harriman Backers Seek Wisconsin Delegates Support
Backers of Aditi Stevenson and Averell Harriman pressed Wisconsin delegates at the state Democratic convention. They urged criticism of the Eisenhower administration and touted Harriman as a potential nominee should Kefauver release Wisconsin’s 28 votes. Kefauver had secured the delegation with a 45 vote pledge until his share dropped.
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Superior
Wis
Aditi Stevenson
Averell Harrimakin
Wisconsin
Fates Kefanger
Tennessee
Ickers
Stevensatt
Harri Kiram
New York
Kefaiver
Lynn Stalbaum
Racine
Harriman
Kefauver
Denver
Harsimanbocker
Attesnt
Murian Wellenann
Salt Lake City
Utah
Democratic Chatman
Horiman
Prs
Thim Woon
Wellenmann
Ito
Oktutions
New Mexico
Wyoming
Kansas
D Wellenmann
Washington
Colo Rao
Nevada
Harriman Yates
Monteha
Genator
Estes Kefauver
Associated Press
Berend Grows or Broadening Security Plan
A federal order suspends the implementation of the federal employee security program for nonsensitive jobs following a Supreme Court ruling. 17 suspended workers are to be restored immediately. Senators criticize the action as political and call for new legislation to uphold the program for all government employees.
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Ait Department
Rth
Congress
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Ori Se
Bricknell
Cotton
R-Nh
Catton
Mundt
R-Sd
Eastland
D-Miss
McCarthy
Confirms Report H-Bomb Off Target
The chief Ale Bote spokesperson said the fast hydrogen bomb dropped from an American plane missed the target by about two miles. Brig. Gen. Robert J. Scott Jr Air Force information director said the event was not what it seemed and that the bomb drifted off course during a yaw. He added that no excuses were offered but the blast would have destroyed anything within range.
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San
Scotty
Chowchilla
Gulligrnia
Philadelphia Water Plant Blast Shows Narrow Escape
A Philadelphia water plant blast tore through equipment at the Torresdale station but a five year old boy from Phil Mick escaped injury. The explosion halted the Delaware River water flow and threatened the city’s water supply. Officials plan to review the incident as Winter Commissioner Sam Welster faces questions about the shutdown and safety procedures.
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Philadelphia
An &x
Torresdale
Fay
Paul Breen
Phil Mick
Kerjocker
Hilt
Milasetptia
Mowevie
Samwel
Arster
End Probe Of Pirogov Case Ends Quietly in Washington
A U S Senate subcommittee released a statement claiming American agents mistook Soviet and Russian operatives during a 1949 restaurant confrontation near the White House involving Peter Pirogov. Pirogov had sought to aid Barsov against repatriation to the USSR, while Barsev eventually returned to the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Subcommittee
U. S
Splex
Peter Pirogov
Pirogov
White House
Mest AhatOle Bareoy
Pirogoy
Barsov
Russi
Boylet Union
Sild Ik Hud
T.S. Ywents
Bursey
Jordan Puts Ban On Leader Visit
Jordan authorities banned a planned visit by a U S embassy official to Amman and Jerusalem fearing security or diplomatic signals. The visa application by Leader Deader was reportedly denied after embassy contact shifted to Jordanian authorities. Deader planned a brief stay to visit Jerusalem’s holy sites before returning via a plant route through Israel.
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Jordan
Bu Aviv
UsTel Uy
Tel Cov
George M. Lanier
Pennaylyanhi
sJerusalemy
Bib
Deader
U.S
I Amijian
Home Building Lagging Behind Last Year's Rate
Wy anne Koy ernihent reports that home building in the first five months of 1956 totaled about 463,000 units, 17 percent below the 1955 period. Builders started 108,000 homes in May, up from April but about 20,000 fewer than May 1955, with PA and VA inspections dropping 27 percent year over year.
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Abrlinusun Wy
Anne Koyernihent
Labor Department
Bures i
Uniis
Dutch Queen Triggers Call for New Government
In The Hague today Prime Minister Joop den Uyl’s Labor party leader Wim Kok urged Queen Juliana to approve a new government after Wednesday’s elections. The Labor party won 34 seats in the lower house, with the Catholic People’s Party second at about 24. Drees said no divorce or separation is involved and stressed normal government-royal contacts amid ongoing coalition talks.
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Hague
Neueriads Va
Qiluesy Diltalw
Willits
Labor Party
Drees Party
Catholic People's Party
Drees
Liabor
Juliana
Prince Bernard
William Drees
Foreign Publica Hons
Thas
Ike's Foreign Policy Criticized by Zublocki at Wisconsin Dem Convention
Rep. Zublocki, D-Wis, asserted that Ike's foreign policy suffered under President Eisenhower. He said the administration failed to follow a consistent approach, citing confusion and unclear direction in world affairs. He urged a shift to clearer policy from Democratic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surenian
Zablocki
D-Wis
Eisenhower
Zublocki
Wisconsin
House
Fordlgn
Bubne
Argentina Seeks To Calm Nation During Revolt Rumors
Argentina's government moved to calm a jittery nation amid rumors of a bloody revolt that challenged Peron's rule. Officials said Peron's strongest support remained, while authorities sought to quell unrest after a commanding crackdown and the failed attempt to oust him last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubaus
Argentina
Ann Very Gary
Juin Perot
Aner
Argeolink
Tulor
Peron
Nik
Wiskey Industries and Utilities
Phe
Navalenir
Stich Borat
Houe
Iver
Resume Talks In Effort To End Impasse
United States Big Three steelmakers and United Steel Workers opened talks to break a wage and contract deadlock that could affect 650000 workers. Companies offered about 65 cents more per hour over five years, while the union called the proposal unacceptable and urged negotiations within a detent framework. Both sides pledged further talks ahead of the June 30 contract expiry, with wages projected to rise modestly under the plan.
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New York
Big Steel
Sons
Steels Bip
Republic
Bethlehem View
Joni A. Stephens
Steel
Fini
David J. McDonald
United Steel Workers
Tata of Industry
Dave
Galhérs
Toles
Gorg
Steelworkers
McDall
Unanimoun
Stephens
Ased
Bude
A. Penny
McDonald
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Picayune
USW
Four-Car Turnpike Crash Kills Bedford Woman
Bedford police report a four car crash on the Turnpike west of the tunnel resulted in the year’s first highway fatality. Mrs Hanna Gisunbergery Th of Glensol, Illinois, died, and her husband Richard G. of Glencoe was among the seriously injured admitted to Bedford Hospital.
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Bedford
Aft Trindé
Alfred En Holsly
Tunn Pike
State Police
Tys
Chis
Hanna Gisunbergery
Glensole
Til
Tn Jahlef
Glencoe
Bedford Hospital
Two Brothers Appeal Conviction In Georgia Case
Two brothers from Georgia appeal a conviction in federal court arguing the trial court erred in sentencing. They contend the lower court misapplied the law on penalties and the recounting of the rape charge. The appeal requests review by the Eighth Circuit and cites briefs filed by their lawyer.
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Cues Books
Brothers
Fedora Court
Wits
Georgia
Wottordny
George
Miptal Hill
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Mabie Corps
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