19 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1956
Page
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City council last night moved to form a parking authority but faced hurdles as Mayor Cherry questioned authority and a planning chair proposed a separate park authority. Roger Brown was asked to draft incorporation articles while Kinley indicated the clarifications may push the project into next year.
Report of a 1969 Ford stolen from the Rusty Supply Mfg. Co. parking lot near 4 p.m. yesterday ends with no vehicle located. Police teletype alerts and witness notices searched for the car, license A5BK7, owned by Tacold Whitelit of 5E Bart South stern, while multiple other theft reports surfaced.
Ten people were injured in an Alart Cumberland incident today involving a blaze at a plant connected to the Pittsburgh Glove Company. Initial reports indicate extensive damage and an ongoing investigation into the cause.
A British plan would grant Cypriot self government while Britain retains control of foreign affairs and internal security. The proposal includes polls on the island's future status and rights for Turkish and Greek Cypriots, with an envisaged five year timeline and a cautious path to settlement.
Northwestern Pennsylvania Democrats protest the firing of Edward Witt Ellis, a Franklin area district engineer. the appointment of Joseph R. Fogo to succeed him and the political fallout across Venango Mercer and Warren counties. The action, made by Highway Secretary Jo acpi Lawler, follows Elllis dismissal amid patronage disputes within the department.
A joint school board approves a 357 051 budget for the coming year and considers pay raises for sixteen Corry area teachers. A special committee studies pay scales based on experience degrees and keeps details limited at the meeting.
Pittsburgh officials indicate Western State Penitentiary guards are under investigation after reports of alcohol and contraband being smuggled to inmates. Deputy Warden Eliott said several guards and inmates were disciplined, and the probe headed by state police aims to determine if security breaches allowed the smuggling to continue.
In Erie County court Charles and Mary Warner of Whyte allege the Spencer School land should revert to the Wayne Township school district after students moved to a new building. The case centers on ownership of land adjacent to the old Spencer School site and the transfer acts involving the Wayne Township district. The dispute mentions the hill property and a related building project, with no final resolution reported.
Readable fragments indicate a discussion of an ICBM program with references to a missile supervisor, air force actors, and intercontinental launch systems. The text mentions development efforts, a focal point on weaponization, and potential personnel roles within a wartime or defense context.
Leaders of the Baile Steelworkers of America authorized a strike if a new contract by June 30 is not reached. The 170 member Wage Policy Committee set the deadline, with talks opening today with Inland and Youngstown. union president J J McDonald disputed the Big Three value of offers, saying the fifth year would be 232 cents, countering company figures of 5-cent-an-hour gains. Joseph J Block of Inland defended the Big Three as fair to national interests.
Three leading engineers visit Aero Supply Mfg Co plant in Tennessee for two days. They tour facilities, meet management, and review fuel system components and in flight venting tech with local and visiting Aero Supply staff.
Road accident near Buell's Corners leaves driver with shoulder injuries. Commuter hospital care described as satisfactory. Nearby football coverage notes community events and a state education committee plan to study reading problems.
Premier Garba Abdel Nasr postpones accepting a Soviet loan of 1.12 billion dollars to fund the Aswan Dam, saying he will study the proposal carefully. Soviet foreign minister Shepilov reported the offer during his Suez Canal Zone visit amid Western aid talks and World Bank backing.
House investigators allege political and private influence in a 43 million dollar nickel plant expansion at Nicaro Cuba. The subcommittee faulted the Justice Department for withheld records while Republicans demand further hearings ahead of any conclusions.
Delbert Ray Querveld of RD 4 Jefferson County was arrested around 8:30 p m after attempting to drive west on Bash Main between Mill and North Center streets. Officers reported he was intoxicated and could not operate a vehicle. a physician confirmed he was unfit to drive and he remained in custody for court this afternoon.
The Justice Department approved the sale of a government owned foundry at Neve Castle Poe to the Mesta Machine Co of Pittsburgh. GSA said legal documents would be prepared for signing and that Mesta offered the government 10 40 92 over a 20 year period for the property with settlement planned by April 20.
Police report a strong suspect in the $3,000 break in at the Al Marty home Saturday night. Family decision on charges pending. crowbar prints from Route 0 scene analyzed. Witness saw three men at the house during Mary Martins wedding reception. About $2,000 in cash and coins plus business receipts and wedding presents were taken.
Maryland and Virginia police probe the deaths of Shelby Jean Fetters, 15, and Mary Elizabeth Fetters, 15, whose naked bodies were found days apart near the Potomac region. The victims disappeared June 1 after leaving home in North Fork and Bellville. Authorities say cause of death in one case undetermined. investigation ongoing with few leads.
President Eisenhower remained in Walter Reed Army Hospital recovering from intestinal surgery. Reports indicate he may be released by Sunday though no firm decision about re election plans has been announced. Republicans including Bricker Hall and Schoeppel foresee Eisenhower as the candidate and note good chances to regain Senate control with Morton challenging Clements in Kentucky while Harriman leads Democratic prospects for the national ticket.
Six lengths of drain tile found at Stent Creek south branch link to four youths detained Friday. Dulin wore pieces of timber while others hid items. authorities connect them to broader theft. Three suspects face theft charges. one postponement noted.
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