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18 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 18, 1956
Page
1
Duct sectioning project aids salvage in Siberia
A small team works on a duct restoration effort in Siberia, focusing on safe handling and environmental safeguards. The operation involves local workers, limited equipment, and incremental progress toward a functional venting system.
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Corry Home Looted Of 3000 In Cash Over Weekend
Police say a break in at the Marty Corry residence during a wedding reception led to the theft of about 2000 to 3000 dollars in cash and jewelry from the Doiball machine and other valuables. Investigators found crowbars with fingerprints near the home and believe the burglary occurred between Friday night and Saturday. Several wedding gifts and personal items were removed, with money likely intended for the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todiy
Minsiisuke Adlet
Dauelter
Marys
Davide Andens
Marty Notre
Henry Wray
Meg Marty
Stile Palles
Mart
Windayy
Mlich
Dunes Polloe
Marty
Shooting reported at city club amid unrest
Reported shooting at the city social club prompted police to investigate after rumors spread of violence in the area. Witnesses described a man wounded in the leg and another shot in the torso, with limited details while officers gathered facts and searched for evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colle Ile
Tomas
Fogo Named Highway Chief for Northwestern District
Joseph R. Fogo has been appointed highway engineer for Northwestern Pennsylvania, succeeding Edward Ellin who was dismissed. Fogo, a graduate of Allegheny College and registered engineer, will oversee Crawford, Erie, Forest, Mercer, Venango, Warren, and Erie? counties with office in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highways Department
Joseph R. Fogo
Ganul ‘Townshly
Venango Calinty
Pennsylvania
Edward 0. Ellin
Franklin
Sitet Ellis
Krikvieer
Department
Mike
Allegheny College
Meadlle
Crawford
Erie
Forest
Mercer
Yanatigo
Watley
Lawenite Counties
Stevenson and Kefauver Campaign Friction Flows
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver press contacts show renewed unity while signaling strategic maneuvers for the Democratic nomination. Kefauver described a behind the scenes effort to back Stevenson if he cannot secure Florida and California votes, while Stevenson sought broad support at the Chicago convention. Eisenhower’s health update from Hagerty shows the GOP president recovering after heart surgery, with talk of successors and party chances for the 1956 race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
Adlai Stevenson
Coward
Elenhower
Ilea Thy Kefauvers Steyerson
Kefauvar
Tutler
California
Stevenson
Keullvir
Chicago
Democratic Party
Miso
Mayeuverine
Rivensower
Ron
Yesterdiay
Dames 3
Haysey
Whilte Houibe
Hagerty
Nak
Guy- Averell Har ‘Riman
New York
Sen
Syming
Missotti
Jeratie
Hospital Aid Flow To Resume For Private Hospitals
The Welfare Department approved 2.4 million dollars in requisitions for about 200 privately owned hospitals across the commonwealth. Funds will cover past due hospital payments and ongoing care costs, with a two year appropriation totaling 422213900 for May start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Lynne Gates
Cnewaran
Grayton
Dinetar
Payne
Jae Herta
Slinjlegy
Quince Ag
John Warman
Rxecutio
Mspiea Arestition
Pennsylvania
Reds Pull Troops From Germany Watchers Report
A telegram recaps the planned Soviet withdrawal of troops from East Germany as Western officials and Allied commands in Germany monitor the ceremony. Potsdam invites U S British and French officers to observe the move while Soviet forces reassess their positions, with about 235000 troops affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Sidnnskay
Eliet
Chefiany
West Germany
East Germany
State Receives Wildlife Aid Across Regions
Interior Department announced allocation of funds totaling 200434 for wildlife programs amid unclear local details. The grant supports efforts in Hawaii and other locations, with federal money distributed through Antitle and related agencies.
USW and Major Steel Firms Open Parleys Amid Breakdowns
The 170 member Wage Policy Committee of the United Steelworkers meets to consider breakdowns in contract talks with the Big Three steel firms. No immediate action or motive is stated, with McDonald and Stephens signaling ongoing discussions as industry players seek a wage package around 65 cents per hour rise and potential home pay adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers of America
David Fe McDonald
Wye Inion Presient
United Stohversice of America
Pday
Airme
Somioutines
Stef Vibe
John Styplivhild
Howden
Behetite
Hive
Ie Bonkrmet
Wits
Jolie && Leuuhin
Youlupstows
Aks
Alegtuing
Ereliiin
Lettsburgh
Ariuitn
Union Fastego
Gatyasley
Steel
Stephens
Uiton
Ile Listory Cobeliides
Individial
Wife Reports Husband Held For Court Amid Hearing Confusion
Court records show Alderman George Gordon releasing the husband on bond after a hearing on charges. The defendant, arrested yesterday, faced restrictions including staying away from a designated place and obeying a bail condition. The judge ordered continued peace while county officials prepare for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suns
Mignty
The
Grace
George Gordon
Gordo
Ali
Aly
Tal
Egypt hoists flag over Suez in historic moment
Port Said Egypt reports Egypts flag raised over the Suez Canal zone as nine Russian built MiGs fly overhead. Nasser presided while British troops remained in the harbor building and a 21 gun salute marked the occasion. A government decree declared June a national holiday signaling the end of British occupation under the 1954 accord. Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov attended and a display of arms including tanks from Czechoslovakia drew attention as the Reds presence loomed in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal Zone
Port Said
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Silex Canal
Nasser
Naser
Dmitri Shepsley
Bernestit
Matic Ie
Czechoslovakii
Reds
Tornadoes and floods lash central U S storm complex
Severe weather swept a wide swath from the Texas Panhandle to the Great Lakes, with thunderstorms heavy rains and isolated hail. Tornadoes touched down in several states, damaging farm buildings and washing out bridges as crews reported flooding and power outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieta
Great Lakes Region
Atlantic Coast
Colorado
Greeley
Gresley
Graver
Colo
Wyoming-Nebrasks
Nebraska
Kansas
Wane Neb
Walineta
Rocky Mountains
Heavy Rains Reported Across Area Amid Flooding Repairs
Local rainfall totals from the week show scattered showers with a measured .22 inch for the period. Multiple creeks rose toward spring levels, causing minor flooding and a highway incident near Union City where a vehicle collided after braking in pooling water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Sprinc
Crete
Brokinshaw Creek
Ehisiwest Union City
Dems Propose Seven Point Plan to Retain Congress
Democratic leaders unveil a seven point legislative program aiming to strengthen social security, expand public housing, boost minimum wage, fund highway construction, aid schools, raise price supports, and advance public power projects. No tax cut is included. The plan mirrors some Eisenhower recommendations but seeks to present a more effective alternative if Congress remains GOP controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senhower
Belr
Gangriss
Tony Hot
Bilton
House
Senate
Sunt Rayburn
D-Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senator Jackson Urges Study Of Foreign Aid Program
Senator Jolson of Washington denounces the foreign aid program as a patchwork and calls for a comprehensive study of its core concepts. He prepared remarks for a Senate session amid House-passed legislation totaling 3.2 billion dollars in economic and military aid to non Soviet nations, with substantial cuts in military funding. The debate underscores partisan splits on aid levels as the Foreign Relations Committee debates restoring 702 million to the House bill, while Senate Republicans and Democrats dispute boosting the overall total. Jackson argues aid should be a neighborly approach with selective economic assistance and transparent motives beyond a Soviet threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington. Yy
Jolson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate
House
Histe Hower
Dona
Mansfield D-Monts
Italy
Pick Up Raving Man Detained After Disturbance in Corry
Police report a man appeared out of touch with reality and was picked up on Raymond Avenue near Wright Street after residents shouted about him dashing into bushes and attacking two men. He was restrained, assessed as mentally disturbed, and found to have head injuries from a prior automobile accident. He was returned home and deemed to need medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Avenue
Wrights Street
Eva Creek
Nic Tetlow
Uoon
Juby
Alkert
Local Driver Crashes Into Truck On North Center Street
Police report a collision Saturday night on North Center Street as a local driver, Glen D Ramsey of Ro, struck a semi truck, backing into its side. Damage estimated around 36 dollars to the vehicle operated by Miss Mia Tite of North Cunster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Wnick
Rae
Mishiat Tite
Cunster Street
Clinton Street
Sattrehey
North ‘Center
Glen D Ramsey
McVeytown
Mie Auto
Two Killed In Plane Crash In Western New York
Two people died in separate plane crashes in Western New York yesterday. Ross T. Wesson, 50, president of Your Host restaurants, and his 14 year old daughter Karel Ann were killed when their single engine Bonanza crashed near North Collins. A second crash near Livingston County injured an 18 year old co ed and a 30 year old man. The pilots and passengers of the Piper Cub crashes were identified as Miss Fite Kurtz and John P Minnehan. both were hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Matt
Ross T. Wesson
Buttle
Karel Ann
Wesson
Dallas
Texas
National Restauran Association
Whiele Tree
Tighly
Tivonia
Fite Eurly
Sigonia
John P Minnehan
Cinsting
Muinehan
Miss Kurtz
Lansing
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Rooster Hospital
Bolivia Elects New President
Bolivia elects new president elect Larae in a tight race with Hermin Siles Zaza as vice president. Early tallies show Elles Zunzo leading with 297050 votes, 710490 for rivals, and smaller totals for Filipe Thiguire and Veo Gowenies, as ballots near 40 percent counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larae
Bolivia
Hermin Siles Zaza
Ballyn
Bel
Oseae Umaga Ue
la Vigo
Te Paz
Céchabimin
Elles Zunzo
Thsagn
Filipe Thiguire
Veo Gowenies
Will Build Addition At Westinghouse Labs
Westinghouse Electric plans an addition to the new laboratory wing at the University of Pittsburgh area in Cheeuhill auraugh. Construction will begin immediately with completion scheduled for late 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electri Cory
Uniuurieed
Petiet
Ainedioty
Chueehhill
Alidiburgh
Nixon Declares No Political Discussion At Meet
Washington reports Vice President Nixon met President Eisenhower at Walter Reed Hospital and said no political talks occurred. Nixon stated the matter of Eisenhower’s future and political plans was not discussed. He noted Eisenhower would determine his own timetable and remain in place if he so chooses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Walter Reed
Witenhower
Eison
Abner
Nikasi
Senhower
Hi Plains
Dulles Ula
Bienhower
Dulles
Buiter
Aloe
James Clagerty
State Department
Mat
Tess Thi
Five Hurt In Area Accidents
Five people were treated at Cory Memorial Hospital over the week for injuries from accidents around Cory and Titusville. Shirley Moore sustained arm lacerations from a Kiss at home and was released after treatment yesterday. Betty Rigby injured her small right finger while playing. Glivens suffered a puncture to a left foot from a pitchfork mishap. Carl Floss fractured his right wrist from a fall at home. Ramon Gooklix cut his hand on a piece of place on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Memorial
Shirley Moore
R. Dd
Cory
Betty Rigby
Titusville
Om Glivens
Carly
Carl Floss
Lea Ploss
Corry
Ramon Gooklix
Gentee Goolliggot
Cener Arent
Exteriorside incident leaves Corry resident hurt and puzzled
An incident in Corry Saturday left George Padate injured with facial swelling after a head injury unknown to him. Hospital staff said he was awake and able to laugh but could not recall the assault details. Police are reviewing the scene and assisting with the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Visitor
Cory
H. Corry
Hos
Fiat
George Padate
Padule
Kate
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