12 May 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1956
Page
1
Partially legible text suggests a list of renamed meals or dishes. Mentions may include a title or heading for a menu as well as scattered words like dishes and renaming. Unclear context prevents full reconstruction but indicates a revision or rebranding of food items.
Fragmentary text mentions multiple individuals and places with unclear actions. References to a city, auctions or sales, injuries, and various surnames hint at a disjointed local record. No clear single incident or coherent narrative emerges from the readable fragments.
Testimony before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee emphasizes limited naval air striking power versus strategic bombers. Witnesses Quar tions and Twining argue carrier planes aid operations but long range land based bombers must supply decisive striking force. The House passed the 1960 defense appropriation bill amid calls for consistent military funding.
The Corry High School choir, under Lynn Rice, will perform Tuesday evening featuring Carl Proper Ike and Billy Bluelow numbers, with proceeds funding the annual spring concert tour to Harrisburg. Governor Learn and Rep. W. W. Don WaterHouse are expected during the visit.
Ike Eisenhower shows excellent condition after a full body examination at Walter Reed Hospital. James C. Thigerty said the tests were excellent and plans were discussed for a rapid return to duties at Burning Tree Country Club.
The British government issued a formal apology for the diving incident near the Portsmouth naval base involving a diver who disappeared during Soviet warship visits. London said the diver acted without official permission while performing diving tests and believed to have perished. Moscow demanded an explanation of covert diving trials and the note stressed Britain’s regret over the affair.
OLE von HE says two men pled guilty to disorderly conduct after a public brawl on West Muir Street and nearby sidewalk. Adton Yurnioh, 63, and Joe Mooney, 38, both paid fines and costs totaling 95 each after magistrate George Cotton ordered the penalties.
In Montgomery Alabama two federal judges on a three member panel heard arguments opposing bus segregation. The case seeks injunction against enforcing state and municipal segregation laws on city buses. Plaintiffs argue intrastate transportation must follow equal protection doctrine, while defendants contend decisions await Supreme Court guidance. The suit names Montgomery City Lines and city officials among defendants. a boycott began after a woman was fined for failing to comply.
A young tithe operator Gott 25 faced sentencing after a December fatal stabbing of Rudy Longa 27. The trial court found him guilty of second degree manslaughter amid a tense courtroom scene as his parents and defense team prepared for possible appeal. The jury returned the verdict with Gott sobbing, and he was remanded on 10 000 bond pending appeal.
A Pennsylvanian railroad passenger train struck Mrs Josephine Frank widow and 12 year old child at Goneyville church area injuring others. Officials report the accident occurred at a crossing near the church where illumination and signaling were poor. Investigations to determine fault are underway.
Corry YMCA directors will review completed plans at a Monday evening meeting. Architects Jobbh fon and Gray submitted the plans. bids are expected in three weeks to begin ground work and a swimming pool expansion, with cost projections rising beyond earlier estimates. The estate of Albert Hirsch has $100,000, and a public fund appeal aims to raise $260,000 this year.
A 17 year old Rimersburg youth died in a head on crash after leaving for the high school prom. He, Ruy Clark, was en route with a friend when their car collided with a truck owned by Chinesburgh Farm Equipment. The truck, driven by Arthur Barkley of Zellenople, was pulling a cultivator when the wreck occurred near Route 65 and Legislative Rowe. Clark’s vehicle overturned, and he sustained fatal injuries.
Democratic leaders led by Lester Butler accuse President Eisenhower of abandonment of leadership citing his health and absentee decision making. They allege the GOP too aligned with politics, while Stevenson Hefauver and Reuther address voters across California and West for 1962 nominating efforts.
William Falley faces related charges after a Pennsylvania Railroad wreck near Spartansburg. Held on $1,000 bond in Bile County Jail, he remains detained awaiting bond completion as federal authorities pursue action in a Pittsburgh court. A separate report describes a daytime trackside accident involving a passing motor car with four or five workers, causing a derailment of the front section.
St Thomas Church in Corry prepares for a solemn rededication with an 11 oclock Pontifical High Mass led by Archbishop Gannon. The parish rebuilt at a cost over 150000 dollars after a 18 month remodel and will feature a full ceremonial schedule with co consecrators and masters of ceremony.
Sidney Rosenthal, a 45 year old salesman, was sentenced to 14 months in prison after pleading guilty to impersonating a federal officer. The court noted his unusual background and the many women he allegedly deceived with “secret missions.” A judge recounted gifts and funds he obtained under false pretenses as part of the scheme.
A searing storm drenched the city with heavy rain causing street flooding and road damage. Warm spell followed with temperatures near 79 degrees in the afternoon and a drop to 50 at night. Neighorhoods faced undermined pavement and delayed travel as hail and gravel shifted across roads.
A helicopter departing from an island to the southwest of Los Angeles crashed shortly after takeoff. Three men aboard died, with one body recovered and others missing. Local authorities launched a search and investigated the wreckage.
The court martial of Marine Sgt Matthew C. McKey has been postponed for ten months to give his attorney time to prepare. The delay occurred as the case faced attendance at Marine training depots and nonstandard proceedings, with dates and locations reflecting ongoing disciplinary actions and related trials.
Five Erie County Scouts aged 14 to 16 were swept away when canoees capsized in swift waters near Pollock's Bridge. State Police and Hammett Fire Department led a long search as one youth remained unaccounted and officials listed multiple names among the missing and dead.
Police report a minor collision at a Dairy Queen on East Columbus Avenue at 10 o'clock tonight. A vehicle parked nearby scraped a car and left the scene. occupants unaware of the damage. Mrs. Juguieling Alles of 255 West Conwrens reported the incident.
Ross admitted receiving five unemployment compensation checks totaling 7140 for five weeks in 1954 while employed. He pleaded guilty to obtaining unemployment benefits by fraud and faced fines and restitution at a hearing before Alderman Cobbutt. A court ordered $114 in restitution and penalties.
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