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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1956

Page

3

Architect Says No More Extras for School Pool Project

Architect John Gifford warned the Memorial Junior project will end extra concrete work with the swimming pool, citing a $55 200 estimate tied to the Graziino Construction Co. State inspectors viewed plans but did not challenge them, while Attorney Andrew Nowak said the $92 unit price is negotiable and that cuts might be explored to cover costs.

Tech Bire John 8Ford Xohdal Gifford State Department Pablo Stite Graziino Construction Co William Lambert Greg Andrew Nowak Nowak John Martin

Evening TV Schedule Highlights From Buffalo Station WBEN

The listing outlines WBEN TV channel 4 tonight and Wednesday schedules with various programs across news, sports, children's shows, and theatre. Notable items include Gene Autry Show and Annie Oakley, The $64,000 Question, Red Skelton, The Edge of Night, and family programs like Captain Kangaroo and Garry Moore, alongside News and Weather updates.

Wben-Tv Buffalo Toniget Gene Autry Patti/Page Annie Oakley Playhouse OO Phil Silvers Navy Gug Lombardo Red Skelton Shay Sparta Will Rogers Jr Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Ty Rich Newa Weather Margie Robert Lewis Acver the Millers Gene Abtry W. W

Police Captain Retires On Eve Of Erie Assignment

Captain William J. Hanna, veteran of 99 years in the State Police, retires effective yesterday as he was set to become head of Troop Erie. Col. J. Henry announced the retirement, and Andrew Bowman will instead act as Erie commander. Eugene L. Fontaine moves from Washington, Pa to take over Butler post.

Erie Presa Harrisburg William J. Hanna Butler State Police Acts Col J. Henry State Police Hanna Henry Andrew Bowman Earliier Eugene L. Fontaine Washington, Pa Butler

Union City Man Dies In Hospital

Union City Frank P Kennedy, 67, of 90 East High Street, retired electrician and former peace officer, died at Memorial Hospital at 11 yesterday. Survived by wife Dorthea, a son Frank Jr, and daughters Thelma Funiel Peard and Joanne Frances Aina worth, all of Union City. Body to Glenn Funeral Home. services Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev Dwight Jack to officiate. burial at Evergreet Cemetery.

Union City Frank P. Kennedy Stu East High Street Memorial Hospital Dorthea Frank Jr Evergreet Dwight Jack Union City Resetodias Church

Two Men Burned In Plant Mishap

Two workers at the Pittsburgh Commercial Heath Treating Co were burned in a fall into a 14 foot vat of boiling water. Dominick La Scola, 44, tumbled in first and was in critical condition at St Francis General Hospital. Joseph Sienko, 43, who tried to rescue him, also suffered burns over his body.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Commercial Heath Treating Co Dominick Ta Scola Joseph Sienko la Scola Iso St Francis General Hospital Sienko Iso

Tanks and Guard Units Drill on Peninsula Maneuvers

Lt. Robert Mac Kay leads the 112th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvanias National Guard as they stage a weekend field exercise on the Peninsula. Tank crews and infantry endure cold nights in pup tents while practicing basic Army duties under cover and concealment. The drill, marking the first overnight field exercise here this year, may culminate in Armed Forces Day activities on Sunday May 20.

Robert MacKay

May Day events across Berlin Tokyo highlight labor protests

Soviet backed leaders vow to pursue peaceful coexistence while warning of imperialist hostility. East Berlin shows new army units sworn in with Soviet observers as West Berlin unions boycott. In Tokyo half a million fill Melfa Plaza as workers denounce the Japanese government, demanding peace democracy and higher pay.

Soviet Union Veill Lenin Zhukov Berlin West Berlin East Berlin Tokyo Japan

Macing Probe Continues in Washington County

Washington County Grand Jury continues inquiries into reports of macing. Four witnesses including current or former state highways department employees were summoned yesterday. Judge Cummins and District Attorney Hannit declined comment. Gov. Leader's office and highways secretary deny any political funds involvement.

Washington Washington County Grand Jury State Highways Department Michael A. Hannit Paul Raipe Jr John Jones Jack Diamond Langelotht George, Packrall West Brownsville George T. Cummins Cummins Wington Harrisburg Gov. Leader Secretary of Highways

May Day celebration in Peiping honors bread issues

The event featured prominent Communist leaders led by Mao Zedong as half a million followers paraded in the capital. Anti American slogans were scarce, and many Americans avoided the festivities in memory of the 1952 riots where foreigners were rough handled.

Peiping Radio Mao Tzve-ting China Peiping Mao Gate of Heavenly Peace

Heart Attack Fatal To Sen Barkley in Democratic Convention

Former Senate leader and Vice President Barkley collapsed during a Democratic National Convention program in Dorémus Gymnasium after delivering a lengthy, spirited speech. He appeared in good humor moments before, but fell on stage as aides and medical staff rushed to aid him. The arena, 1,700 attendees, fell silent as the body was removed. Barkley had a long career from the House to the Senate and had served as its leader before resigning to become Vice President.

Congress Senate Dorémus Eymnasum Goy Thomas B. Stanley Virginia Barkley Burkley Washington House of Representatives

Death of a former U S senator Barkley prompts grief

President Eisenhower and members of both parties mourn the death of former Vice President and Kentucky senator Barkley. Nixon lauds him as loved and respected. Mrs Barkley and several relatives survive him as tributes flow from national leaders.

Ion United Senate Eisenhower United States Congress Kentucky Barkley

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