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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
1
Fragments of a stock ticker show options lines and price quotes for various securities. Names, numbers, and abbreviations drift in a jumble, suggesting a busy trading floor with shifts in bids asks and unsettled stubs.
U S officials predict Saudi Arabia and Jordan will join Egypt and Syria in forming a new Arab alliance. They say King Saud and King Hussein may pursue Arab politics without U S interference, and that direct blame on Nasser could backfire for Washington.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Sean McLeod’s nomination as ambassador to Ireland on a six to vote. Democrats formed the majority while Republicans split, with Mansfield and Long joining a Republican bloc to back the nominee as the panel sent the matter to the full Senate for action.
Career diplomat Wilson G. Finke of Polkton New Jersey was named by President to serve as ambassador to the Republic of Ghana. He has previously held posts including consul at Pretoria and executive director of a bureau in the State Department. He has served in the diplomatic service since the early years.
A Yarmouth court awarded 911,000 in damages after a legal action involving Kawird Thibodantt connected to Renault bribery. The ruling assigns liability to the defendant and outlines the breach of legal duty in the bribery scheme.
A crippled military transport plane crashed and burned while attempting an emergency landing in Libya. Of 45 aboard, 31 died including one woman and two children. Four soldiers were saved, but two civilians and several others were badly burned. Among the dead are five British soldiers and two War Department civilians.
Erie County grand jury indicted Brady a 49-year-old former enforcement agent of the State Liquor Control Board on charges arising from a 1954 bribery and blackmail plot. He allegedly offered to tip off tavern operator Miller about inspections in exchange for $100 and gave false testimony. co-defendant Wisniewski was convicted of blackmail and linked to Brady. Brady worked in Erie LEB and later Allentown offices.
Secretary of State Dulles defends the U S ban on visits to Red China by American newsmen arguing foreign policy relies on press restraint to prevent misused diplomacy while Sulzberger presses for freer access. Dulles says the press freedom must be balanced with responsible reporting.
Sky County bricklayers halted work on the new Cony YMCA at North Center Street, affecting the bricklaying on the project. Other trades like carpenters and electricians continued, while Taft Hartley law 30 day cooling off periods loomed. The new pool was poured this week and will be cured for two weeks before leak testing and enclosure work resumes.
Red Cross appeal in Corry and surrounding rural sections raised 7694 dollars toward a 39000 goal. Chapter chairman Charles Clark announced plans to adjust expenses downward to align with income. Appreciation was expressed to Appeal Chairman Robert Tunnel and coworkers for their solicitation effort.
A group of 6729 youngsters attended a St Louis Cardinals vs Pittsburgh baseball game. Thomas Gallagher, 14, of Irwin and John Pajal, of Carnegie, were struck by a piece of dry ice while Wayne Hyjek, 9, of Coraopolis, was hit by an Alto after leaping a spark.
Two area police chiefs were involved in a scuffle and had each other arrested following a clash late yesterday. Chief Caudell of Old Creek Township and Chief Reagle of Hydetown were injured, with Reagle suffering a scalp laceration, as the incident unfolded near Hydetown after a pursuit through the borough.
Beck and Duff part ways as union leader faces intensified questioning. Beck disavows ties with Duff and plans changes ahead of anticipated appearances before the investigative committee. The hearing notes show expanding scrutiny of labor unions and political connections with Duff's firm and Beck's team.
House Law and Order Committee Chairman Harry A. Naugle signals the measure to authorize a statewide horse racing referendum faces delay and possible pigeonholing. Governor Leader’s about face earlier in the week complicates prospects as the panel cites uncertainty over voter sentiment and potential veto.
Corry city council approved a 280 dollar appropriation to the Civil Air Patrol War for financing its projects. The Corry CAP squadron accepted a portable two way radio transmitter receiver tested citywide, usable from house or car power, enabling emergency communications within minutes.
Six French ships will participate in the international naval exercise at Hampton Roads. The units include the carrier De Quane and the aircraft carrier Bott Bellaus with escort vessels Depetity Thoursy Chevalie Pel Goscon and Lorrain.
United States Air Force testimony before a congressional subcommittee warned of the vulnerability of carrier task forces to single hydrogen bomb strikes and long range guided missiles. Navy leaders argued that missiles and defenses could protect carriers at sea, while discussions noted shifts in defense leadership and questions about maneuvering and deployment.
Chancellor Adenauer told NATO ministers that the Soviet bloc blocked all Western disarmament proposals by refusing control and inspection of arms while West Germany pledges to limit atomic, bacteriological, and chemical weapons. He urged unity to prevent nuclear war.
Spring Corp announces a quarterly dividend of 45 cents per common share payable June 10 to stockholders of record June 1. Earnings after taxes total $710,408 or 0.94 a share, down from $815,413 or 1.07 a year earlier. Directors cite weak demand and higher inventories, predicting steadier shipments as inventory levels adjust. Barnes notes the 1967 first quarter mirrors the prior year, with a cautious outlook for continued weakness but potential improvement as production and sales normalize.
Austria agreed to admit 5000 Hungarian refugees, with authorities planning to relocate them within the West. About 37,000 of 179,000 refugees remain in the country, as the cabinet acts to manage the influx amid ongoing displacements and safety concerns.
Six months after cancer surgery Secretary of State Dulles says he feels better now than before the operation. He notes he will be 70 next February and remains active in traveling and state duties, with official versions and speculation about his future role and health.
In Corryite a local resident was held on a bad check count by Carry City police. The complaint involved a signed document linked to a manager of a local enterprise. Further details and rostered officers were not fully legible in the report.
Police warn scavengers to stay away from a city dump after a disruptive incident. Officers describe safety risks and emphasize the need to avoid the site, citing ongoing concerns and possible legal action. Local authorities urge residents to report any suspicious activity and respect restricted areas.
Ambassador James P. Richards will visit Jordan Egypt and Syria as part of the Eisenhower plan to counter Communist aggression in the Middle East. He will meet leaders in Cairo Amman and Damascus to discuss regional stability and align with Western strategy.
Warren M Depuy of Milford appointed deputy treasurer by state treasurer-elect Robert F. Ment as headlines note shifts in state financial offices. The report cites changes in audit and political posts, with names including Charles Smith and others connected to the State House. A separate Nova Scotia fire season update reports increased hazard and forest losses this year, with figures showing notable damage and firefighting efforts.
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