08 May 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1956
Page
1
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Safety Director Robert Price clashes with a firemen committee over a proposed extra truck for the city’s fire station. The debate centers on ownership and readiness of a 23,000 dollar delivery vehicle bought last year and parked at the municipal building. Council members consider overriding Price’s decision as discussions spill into the night.
President Truman, age 72, marks a private birthday at his home as he prepares to sail aboard the liner United States Friday to Europe. A birthday party was planned with photographers and dignitaries present at the station, reflecting public interest as he departs by train for the voyage.
Deputy Romanian premier Dimitru Petrescu was removed from office in a sweeping purge reported by Associated Press from Vienna. Bucharest announced the measure without full cause, as other bloc officials faced relief in a Moscow-driven crackdown, while Romanian arbitration court head Victor Dusam was suspended by the Romanian Council of Ministers.
At the Plainville crossing near Waureshaw Wisconsin a passenger train carrying 997 people from Portage to Milwaukee Braxton was struck by a freight train. More than 100 were injured including 23 children. None in critical condition. The engineer and conductor reported shock and minor injuries. Crews recovered passengers and treated injuries overnight.
PAINESVILLE Gila A duply corgner testified todigi he found 42 Kilife wounds of the body of Rudy Longo and said jealous husband claimed to surprise him. Francis Janieceski testified about the case detailing wounds from the scene in a long-ago fatality. The trial concerns a former resident and the complex testimony centers on alleged stabbing and fatal wounds.
A head on crash west of Gary injured three people including Coyle and Baker. A 1956 Ford Thunderbird collided with a 1955 sedan at a hill brow, totaling the vehicles and sending drivers to Corry Memorial Hospital in unknown condition.
City police reported a two-vehicle crash on yesterday afternoon at the Pleasant and Cotter streets intersection. Mrs Albert Bank 88, of 1088 North Center street, traveling west on Pleasant, collided with Mrs Peat Stenman 54, of 41a Meath avenue who was southbound on Cotter. Both front ends sustained damage. Mrs Stenman stopped at the stop sign but did not see the approaching car. No personal injuries and an estimated 10 dollars in damage were reported. Skid marks were observed at the Bush car’s location.
Associated Press reports a puzzling case surrounding the disappearance of Panera bf Gurdon Pollock and an associate, with police tracing lines to a hotel in Now Havers Cant and a log book of undated plans for New Haven Bradford Detroits. The unrest centers on Pollock and his companion Nori who vanished after reports of private plans near Lake Tis.
Columbus and Concord Townships school districts plan a one percent income tax starting July in Concord and a 9000 additional revenue from a 35 mill rate increase. Budgets show tentative figures for next year as boards meet in secret to discuss plans and potential state mandates.
City Council heard a letter from the state about funds to remove blighted districts and convert them into useful community spaces. Officials expect May 16 deadline for applications though no specific project or amount was named.
The 3066 Pulitzer awards were announced by Columbia University on behalf of publisher entities. Kantor receives top honors for a novel about a notorious concentration camp and a drama tied to World War I themes, amid recognitions across categories including writing and theatre.
City Council discussed converting a playground to ease winter parking demand caused by snow piles. The Cory School District may authorize the city to use the lot for parking during the June to August supervised play season, with school summer recreation plans extended.
GURBAL NRUR Br Sey Sperry Gyroscope Co announces development of an electronic control system for B52 intercontinental bombers. It enables crews to find and hit any target in the world in any weather. Air Force Secretary Don Quarles called the system a weapons system unmatched by other nations.
Gambler Castello, 65, under orders to surrender next Monday and go to prison for income tax evasion after a $89,000 tax shortfall was found. He has appealed his sentence of three years and a $2,000 fine as the U.S. Court of Appeals failed to schedule hearings. the case awaits U.S. Supreme Court review.
Firemen fought a glass blaze today at the Permayivnia Baliroid area as 18 members of the Stanford Hose Company operated the No 3 pumper to supply water. The fire alarm sounded moments before Treinen could signal a red alert, with streets West Washington and York referenced in the response.
Five states held primaries following Maryland where Democrat Millard Tydings led Mahoney for the U S Senate seat. Ohio Florida Virginia New Mexico voted amid national interest focused on Eisenhower and Kefauver. Indiana results favored Eisenhower while Democrats projected crossovers.
In Harrisburg the Democratic majority struggles as absenteeism thins ranks, threatening bill passage. Lawmakers debate adjournment while the House considers a $100 teacher bonus and a $200 raise for the 1950-57 and 1997-58 school years, as Senate actions boost salaries for legislators and adjust expense accounts.
Alana Davis of Pittsburg, named as a major narcotics operator, surrendered to Federal authorities after waiving a hearing. She is part of a mass drug crackdown that targeted several alleged traffickers and involved federal agents arresting multiple suspects. The action follows joint law enforcement efforts and ongoing investigations into the narcotics network.
A chaotic day in Algiers sees a mob of about 2000 French students demanding tougher action against rebels. They pelt officials with tomatoes and rocks, while chanting for power. The clashes follow two days of rebel activity, including attacks on European settlers and farms nearby.
Richmond Professional Institute sophomore Samuel Edward Whitlow, 21, of Glover, Va., was shot to death in his dorm room by former teammate Alfred Viselio, 22, of Brooklyn. He was arrested about an hour later and charged with first degree murder. Whitlow had been treated at McGillie Hospital after the shooting.
Secretary Dulles told U S allies the country will help them send arms to Israel while maintaining limits on weapons shipments to the Middle East. He spoke after a NATO treaty meeting in Paris and warned against lax defense, urging expanded cooperation to meet shifting Soviet tactics.
Alderman George Gordon presides as a judge confronts the case of A Libby Franklin Babcock 24 formerly of West Washington street held on a 60 day sentence for disorderly conduct and an additional 39 day term to run concurrently. Judge Taub is expected to issue a clarifying opinion on the law guiding aldermen in such cases as the matter proceeds.
Sharon girl Carol Weaver, reported missing from Sharon, is found in Chicago. Authorities say she was taken to the Juvenile Court by her aunt for safety and reunification with her parents Vern and Mrs. Weaver.
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