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16 May 1956
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1956
Page
1
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibyson
Millian
Soviet Move Seen Challenge To U S
Soviet move seen as challenge to U S leadership tested at several points. The article discusses Western view of Soviet power, Western confidence, and internal debates within the Eisenhower administration about handling the Cold War. It notes potential pressure on U S policy and the symbolic significance of German reunification debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ruula
Wester Mills
Russia
Jima
Riisshi
Germany
British Explosive Test Off West Australia Details Scarce
Reports describe a blast off the coast of Western Australia with a mushroom cloud and bright flash. Officials say the device was tested and no hydrogen bomb type is confirmed. Witnesses observed jet planes, sound, and atmospheric effects. details remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australie
Britain
Monte Beilo Taluals
West-Australia
Mowied Bealls
Qualow
Onslow
Aqydartan
H Bomb Test Postponed Again Aboard USS Mount McKinley
In a chaotic note the H-bomb test was postponed again amid unclear timing aboard the USS Mount McKinley. A new target date was set for Thursday with weather conditions cited as a factor, and the next attempt rescheduled for the same hour tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
MT. Mciinley
Phlyanhotte
Resolutions Adopted By Pennsylvania Automobile Association
The annual convention adopted resolutions targeting automobile manufacturers and living costs. It calls for improvements to Pennsylvania roads and infrastructure, urging policy changes to ease transport and boost industry efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig Falls
Auttonny
Pennsylvania
Snowfall Briefly Debuted In Corry Downtown
Early this morning a brief fall of snow appeared over downtown Corry but melted quickly after contact with the ground. The day opened with a temperature around 31 degrees and fell through the morning with a low near 46. Gerry’s snow total for the season stands at 38 inches from October 26 to April end. If warmer air returns, melting may trim the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Mercury
Déersen
Gerry
Getobey
Highea
Odd Wouter
Students Named For Honors At Area High School Graduation
The 1596 Area High School will hold June 6 commencement with honors conferred for two students. Powers and Watson will receive valedictorian honors. both have active school careers. Powers led track, student council roles, Key Club, band, and class activities. Watson contributed to band, orchestra, student council, and music committees. The week before graduation will feature Buccatureace Service, Clam Day, the 6th commencement, and alumni banquet. A Pittsburgh district official reports an Iron fence around a house will be fenced in and moved after two men attempt to lift it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yowoaigyoraen Ang
Torian
Madatth Ae
Yeers- Watsons
Rod
Pyttsburgh
Albert: Menner
Pittsburgh
Wendel
Senate Dems Avert Veto On Teacher Pay Plan
Harrisburg report says Democratic leaders push amendments to boost teacher salaries without a veto. Cost estimates place the plan at about 20 million dollars in the current year and 61 million over six years, with ongoing budget and legislative maneuvering shaping adjournment timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Pres Harrisburg
Bénité Democrats
Gav
Béenite
Democratic
Seader Dent
Dent
Tider
Allen
Hols Education Committee
Pennsylvania
York
Mowily
Commonwealth
House
Weve Hitches
Probe Hotel Deaths Tonight
A Warren County coroner's inquest into the deaths of several guests from the Carver Hotel fire in Warren is set for 7 pm at the Warren County courthouse. Jurors include Robert Geiger Curtis Goodwit Edward Mackendrick Mike Mabun Lombard and others. names tied to victims and hotel staff appear in the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phy
Carver
Warren
Apel
Warren County
Ed Lawrey
Bothy Asalstedt
Rom. Feith
Robert Geiger
Curtis Goodwit
Edward Mackendrick
Mike
Tana Emery
Mabun
Lombard
Peste
Cheir
Pia
Marie D Pinay
Steffernor
Carlos Bor Fhild
Stotts
Gaylon
Oho
Merbert
Dwight
Akrop
Olio
Ay J. Schmitz
Columbus
Ohio
Near-Capacity 760 Attend 14th Annual Music Concert
A near-capacity throng of 760 fans enjoyed the 14th annual Cur ry Area High School spring concert. The program featured folk tunes, spirituals, and choir numbers, with strong audience reaction to the "Best Ever" performance. The trip for Ninth graders follows tonight with travel plans to Harrisburg and Conway, culminating in a weekend visit to several hosts as the group tours the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Area
Audiunes
Tilly
Harrisburg
Ely
Bis
Bens Mleuried Mir
HE Tyan Ret
Columbus Dam Work Delayed Amid Agency Debate
The Columbus dam project faces renewed delay after the Pennsylvania Fish Commission cites authority questions and defers action. Albert Hazzard, executive director, says even with approval construction could not start before June 1, 1987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennnsylvania
Hazzard
Rentert Wank
Corry
Hele County Gp
Hfcau An
Attorney, General's Office
Ugultr
Pidwimia
Pleads Guilty In Gaming Case
Pinball raid at Beg Hall on March 3 ends with Jobin VanDyke pledging guilty to establishing a gambling point before Judge Samuel Rossiter. VanDyke fined 100 dollars plus costs. no prison due to no prior record. Co-defendant Patrick McGraw paid court costs. charges not pressed. Police seized the machine. device stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slorry
Beg Hall
Marth
Enheene
Anns
Sidier
Guity
Jobin VanDyke
Riier
West
Smith Strual
Gully
Samuel ¥ Rossiter
Patrick McGraw
Dasty
Area Couple To Mark 70th Wedding Year
CLARION Pa Mr and Mrs W Sholip of nearby St Pelarse celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary. The couple will mark the milestone Thursday with family in attendance. They have eight children, seventeen grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
St. Pelarse
Bhoup
Nis
Clanioy
President Cancels News Conference Amid Schedule Shuffle
Washington President Eisenhower will not hold a news conference today due to a crowded schedule and a Cub meeting. The Friday absence affects the briefing as Cabinet members will be away, with plans for a conference rescheduled. Found dead in bed in Pittsburgh East Liberty district is noted in a separate brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Esenhower
Tinendey
Nanamers
Wits
Winurlly Feld
Crbmeb
Fridae
Pinteburgh
Oniehard
Court halts jobless pay for WEWorkers during lockout
Dauphin County Court blocked unemployment benefits for Westinghouse workers amid a lockout dispute. The injunction pauses 27 claims while cases proceed, with Superior Court oversight planned. Officials had sought to resume payments despite pending appeals and a separate rule involving the Compensation Law. The dispute spans from October 1965 to March 1966, involving the state Labor and Industry department and major employers.
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Associated Ftess Harrisburg
Dauphin Callintm
West Inghouselection Corps
Diiting & Teoent Abor
Colin
Ional
Alghér
Unemployment Compensation Board of Review
Willam H. Neely Taphae
Jauphin Gourkim
Wasp
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Tie “State
Soskout
Secretary of Labor and Industry
John R. Torquato
Gov. Leider
Torquato
Afd-G10 International Union of Electrical Workers
Corry Voices Planned Countywide Fishing Commission
Erie County planning debate hinges on approved plan to study a permanent county wide fishing commission. A proposed six word naming committee would include Corry and Erie representatives along with borough and township officials to guide development efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie County
Erie
Erie County Association of Horoughs
Tilneman
Association of Boroughs
Oxi
H. & Way
Industris Development
Grestar Erie Chamber of Commerce
Frimolé Pitkin
Pennsylvania Department of
Commerce
Erla
Carl
Ori
Ltulnia
Nebraska Primary Shows Ike Led With 57,021 Votes
Eisenhower topped the Nebraska Republican primary with 57,021 votes from 1,389 of 2,277 precincts, while Adlai Stevenson and Kefauver vied for Democratic support with Kefauver at about 36 percent. The report notes no farm unrest indicated by the results and mentions cross-state campaigns and delegate selections shaping the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Ly Associated Press
Eisenhower
Estes Xefanyer
Refauver
Relauver
Stevenson
Ore
Elienhoyer
Kefulver
Keiwuver
GOP
Senhower
Ketaliver
Oregon
Kefanger
A. Eres
Paniake
Democrata
Russia
Kerguver
Averéil
Harrimin
New York
Harriman
Spokane
Washington
Democratis
Ig “Business Administration
Wationer
Chilrmai Leon
W. Hall
Maryland
Baltimore
Hall
Truman
Bodies of two youths still missing after creek drowning
Recovery efforts continue for 16 year old Harvey Brady found at Prepeh Creek bank 800 yards downstream from the entry point. Fire crews from Stanford Hose Company and Mill Village Chief Don Marcka search the polluted waters and debris field toward Pollock's Bridge as weather limits progress. Remaining two missing are Scoutmaster Fred Coe of Union City and Scot Robert Sildoski of Millcreek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alproat
Bent
Prepeh Creek
Harvey Brady
Young Brady
Ody
Iguin
Stanford Hose Company
Corry
Erie County and
Fires Companies
Mill Village
Don Marcka
Fred Coe
Union City
Marzi
Negotiations Over School Lights Continue at Corry High
The Corry Area Schools committee agreed to hire A. B. Kuhl as engineer to negotiate with Reno Electric of Ambridge for installing lights at the big school athletic field. Reno bid $1,940 with work not to exceed $100 for preliminary surveying and economies. Directors seek to lower total costs below $30,000, with Playlec bid tentatively at $11,900. A final decision awaits Ruhl's talks and timing is tight as months are needed to erect lights and bleachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Corry Arsa
Lis
Kuhl
Lentheil
Tront Erle
Reno Electric Company
Ambridge
Bubl
Sui
Ruhl
Rend
Mead Park StockPend Discussed At May Meeting
Mead Park Association members met in the Municipal Building to discuss water damage at the main entrance and ways to address it. The State Fish Commission stocking possibility for sunfish, bass, and perch was considered, plus plans to build five new park tables and a pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Aiy Énelheer
State Fish Commission
Corry Rod and Gill Club
Parked Cars Hit on Street in Sideway Collision
Parked auto and passing vehicle collided on East Smith Street when the Crescot car driven by Harvey Crescot of 16 Maple Avenue forced to the curb to avoid a school bus. Damages listed at 65 dollars with 20 to Crescot car and 45 to Langer auto. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rast Smith
Harvey Crescot
Polton
Secon
Oscar Langer
Pitiariela
Damige
Langer
Nuns Die in Ottawa Convent Explosion and Fire
A CF100 jet from the Royal Canadian Air Force strikes a convalescent Grey Nuns of the Cross home near Ottawa, killing 18 people including a priest and many nuns and bedridden residents. Rescue efforts search for missing sisters and staff as flames engulf the three story brick building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ottawa
Royal Canadian Air Force
Grey Nuns
Tha Cross
Mule Edmond
Td -Piéng
Montreal
Ade
Tyre
Bister Louise Auguste
We Dictién
Uplands
Catadlan
Sansport
Air Force
Po- Nice
Richard Want
Public Invited To Recannon Parish Birthday Reception
Members of Sesmamie parish and friends are invited to a reception for Rev Francis Graver at Rt Edwards Hall tomorrow evening. The local priest, marking his 70s birthday, has led the parish for 22 years since coming to Corry. A buffet lunch will be served, and attendees may tour St. Thomas church recently rededicated that Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesmamie
Francis Graver
Edward’s Hall
Tomorow
Corry Tis
Commerce Secretary rejects export license bid
Washington Secretary of Commerce Weeks refused an Ameri can firm license to export rotary rock drill bits and related data to the Soviet Union. Officials warned such equipment could aid oil well drilling and pose security risks. The firm, AmerGlis and equipment, from Duillusy Texas, sought the license for a Run Nanedenened irbodeilh project.
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Asociated Press
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hussin
Weisheld
Fim
Petroleut
Commerce Department
Cressex Endileerieg, Inc
Duillusy Tex
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