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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1956

Page

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Army Demonstrates Atomic Warhead on Ground Rocket at White Sands

Army ordnance experts staged a demonstration at White Sands proving ground showing an atomic warhead equipped ground controlled rocket. Officials described the test as an engine and field test, with Nike missiles involved and a drone parachute recovery. Technical issues and control contact during the Nike stage created confusion among officers about performance and safety.

White Sands Proving Ground Hox Uf Army Ordnance Ho Eststone Mexico Jnlealle Army Minking Heidhinem Nike Rontroversy Air Force Rech Paige Proving Ground Fred Siobess

Clymer mill belt injures several residents

A drive belt at the Clymer mill struck a local man and caused facial injuries. Robert Allason was treated at Carry Memorial Hospital and discharged. Three others received emergency care at the same hospital. Judy Gibbons and Richard Gibbons sustained injuries at home, with additional minor injuries to Charlean Fargo Judith Compton and Lyle Compton. One patient appeared for x ray observation and all patients were discharged after treatment.

Clymer Mill Cat Tech Lumber Clymer Yielim Robert Allason Carry Mumorlal Hospital Ae Foal Hospital Judy Gibbons Mirid Mas Richard Gibbons Hyapttc

Strike Hint In Steel Industry

New York report notes rising tension in steel labor talks as workers threaten to strike over pace and demands. Observers warn a stoppage could disrupt production and affect wages, benefits, and weekly timekeeping across major mills.

Steel Industry New York Dustry Maid Today Shea

Unoccupied Old Folks Home Swept By Four-Alarm Fire

A four alarm fire swept an unoccupied old folks home in the downtown area. Firemen prevented spread to adjacent buildings while the St Francis Home for the Aged had its remaining elderly residents moved months earlier. Fireman Frederick Arlicks 32 was injured by flying debris but remained on duty.

St. Francis Home Bullainga Wikidmaillodat Frederick Arlicks

President Eisenhower Calls For Honest Study Of Service Differences

President Eisenhower urged a frank, honest study of interservice differences without aiming to promote any particular outcome. He stressed national unity, balancing the budget, and a holistic view of American strength beyond weapons, while noting Russia’s plans to cut military forces may be welcomed if carried out.

Washington Tseriho America Ebenhower Secrtary Defense Wilken Verterdey Dinputes Tevetion Risenhower Ad Shi Esenhow Ap Bald Eisenhower Russia

Seven Men Perish As Dredge Sinks

A dredge sank early today in rough 10 foot waves off a Baltic harbor after the towline snapped. Seven men were missing and presumed dead, with rescue efforts underway despite chaotic conditions and unclear vessel names.

Ysurystvanene Baltic

Truman Denies WW II Strategy Remarks At Salerno And Anzio

Naples report portrays former President Truman denying a sensational prowl of remarks about Salerno and Anzio landings. AP and local editors quote aides and generals, noting confusion, denials, and criticism amid Allied casualty debate. The piece records reactions from Bailey, Zuly, and Lord Alexander, with comments about beach choices and war planning.

Naples Baterno Associated Prete Tim Anid Nis Baletnio Anzio Eta Fred J. Zuly Eikene Bulley Truman Yury Toys 6 Inakewi Salerno Arai Sud Feninvar Ung Milwaukee Ius Iif United Stiates Britain Tenry Bailey Deni Zuly Newark Troma Fils Zins Ziby Miilian Oscar Loess Britash Diillon Alexander Alexanider Mrraintily

Diamond theft report targets Brooklyn dealer’s $100,000 loot

A Brooklyn jewelry dealer reports $100,000 in finalized diamonds missing. Jacob Friedman, 41, told police his daughter Marilyn, 20, witnessed a grip attempt at his Brooklyn home but could not intervene to stop the space theft. The incident prompts police to widen the search across the borough and inspect suspect leads.

New Yori Wi Brooklyn Bealer Nils Jacob Priedman Fils Marilyn

Father kills daughter with swinging golf club in accident

Nevar. Say. Her. Father, Swinging Golf Club, Kills Daughter In Accident TYTUBVILLE. A tragic incident occurred in the back yard of the Andersons home when a swinging golf club struck their daughter, causing fatal injuries. She was taken to Kenmore Mercy Hospital where she died yesterday morning. The event, described by neighbors as a freak accident, involved Mr. Anderson and the couple’s household. Further details continue on page three.

Nevar Tytubville Barbers Anderson Ukuil Mad Danny T Arternon N.Y Titurville Hie Perehts Kennett Weldon Hive Ab Crond Mr Anderson Gift von Kenmore Mercy Stospital Tier Parantase Micheal Dunes Charhlon Ale Phil Trhchiee Beith Ancke Nelibae Fras Ming Wan Kolig Erle Ralfrand Mra. Heckel Tr. Anderson

Vorys Presses Restore Slash in Foreign Aid Funds

In Washington, Rep. Vorys urges restoring a billion-dollar cut in military aid funds. The House backs trimming about 1.1 billion, with senators and defense officials debating impacts on global military assistance and strategic aims.

Vorys Washington Ohio Joint Chiefs of Staff America Teading Wilson Adi Artie W. Radia Siete Huwor Hee Niwsmen Spaieman House Committee Tauéh reducHorn House Hovey Tiep Fulton Richards A. Vora Richards

Seek New Bids On School Grid Lights

High school football project seeks fresh bids for electrical work after The Fieno Electrical Co. of Am pHidige refined a low bid of 310/40. Erie firm Kuhl to draft new specs, with a goal to complete by September. Directors review loyalties of holding bid and expect bids above 180.

Jon Gonty Hik Fieno Electrical Co AmpHidige Dicker AOL Kuhl Erie Heck Bill Fins Fcllow Eboutdome

Final adjournment ends longest session in state history

The 1955-56 Legislature adjourned as the 141st General Assembly left measures for the governor’s action by June 21. Bills ranged from tax changes to teacher salaries amid cost reviews, veto threats, and partisan critique of obstructionism. The compromise general appropriation stood at 14.685 million with amendments including sewage treatment aid and municipal eligibility.

Harrisburg 141St Gentral Assembly Senate Philadelphia Frink Lehigh Sokosteepy House Senaté Burr Leadey U.S James H. Dutt Barr Phils House Lancaster Allcots Reading

Adlai Estes Campaign to Pull Florida Votes

Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver push national time in Florida as they seek to win the Democratic primary. They urge action on desegregation and welfare while warning that Florida and California polls will determine the nominee. The Florida vote looms as the two front runners press radio and TV appeals and plan final windup in the race.

Adlai Stevhensson Estes Kefauger Sppeimiive Florida GOP Hall Sild Malvér Stevenson Dirly Eleshower Theto Eisenhower Armed Forces Ti Kefouver Bravenson Kefsover J. Howarh McGrath California Kefauver Galifornia

Planned $125,203 Grant For Pennsylvania City Planning

A $125,203 grant from the Urban Renewal Administration will aid 20 Pennsylvania municipalities in urban planning and master planning studies. The Pennsylvania Department of Commerce will supplement with $128,000 from its own budget, extending planning efforts to additional communities. Participating towns span Allegheny, Beaver, Bedford, Butler, Delaware, Fayette, Lancaster, Lehigh, Mercer, West Middlesex, and more, with populations around 2,950 to 26,000.

Washingson U7 Pennsyvaniee Urvar Renewal Administration Pennsylvania Department of Commerce Allegheny County Carnegie Clutton Mercer Farrell Greenville Hickory Township Sharpesville Soult Bymittunlig Township Middlesex Wheatland Frankline Westmierstand Montssett North Huntington

Four Vehicle Crash in Corry Causes Minor Damage

Police report two separate crashes in Corry within minutes. First collision involved Jeanite Bier and Merritt Gore on Maple Avenue near East Washington Street causing about 176 dollars in damage to both vehicles. Fifteen minutes later William Kennedy and Quest Vance rear ended at North Center and Washington Streets, with Kennedy's vehicle sustaining about 85 dollars in damage and minor injuries not reported.

Corry Jean— Ite Bier Able Noth Center Street Maple Avenue East Washington Street Merritt Gore North Center Street Vance

Clergymen Gather in Pittsburgh for Methodist Conference

Ministers and lay members gathered in Pittsburgh for the Pittsburgh Conference of the Methodist Church. Bishops Moyd and Wicks presided as delegates, including 105,000 congregants from Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia, meeting to discuss regional church matters and spiritual directions.

Pittsburgh

70 Industrial Firms File Countersuit In WE Lockout Case

Harrisburg reads that 70 Pennsylvania industrial firms filed a countersuit with the State Supreme Court to uphold a Dauphin County Court decision blocking payment of jobless benefits to 23,000 Westinghouse employees in the labor dispute. The filing seeks reversal of a Department of Labor and Industry ruling that a lockout existed for part of the conflict.

Harrisburg Dauphin County Westinghouse State Supreme Court Industriarms Pennsylvania High Supreme Court Department of Labor and Industry Neo

No All Clear Warns Of New Public Signals

Ray Weber announces new civil defense warning signals to standardize alerts across the United States and Canada. The alert signal lasts three to five minutes and directs people to listen for information, while the take cover signal activates a three minute tone for immediate shelter. Officials say the old all clear will be retired after June 1 due to radiologic threats from hydrogen bombs and the risk of misinterpretation.

Ory Ray Weber Civil Defense Jill Defense Administration United States Canada Alendy Stile CD Disgetar Richard Gertell Gerstell

Red Cross Elects Nine Directors at Cotry Chapter Meeting

The Cotry American Red Cross annual meeting last night reported a $500 deficit for the year and total expenses of $8,7105 against $8,277 in revenue. Major costs included general management 93 740 and $1,160 for bloodmobile expenses. Nominating committee proposed directors for three-year terms: Francis Blair Frank Dodd Lou Ui Olly Bracke Jr Stuart Houghton B G Bennett Mrs Reagle Mrs M O Baldin Minds FL Needham and Mrs WM Houghton. Directors will reorganize and elect officers at the next meeting.

Cotry Americn Red Cross Oige Nations Francis Blair Prank Dodd Loo Ui Olly Bracke Jr Stuart Houghton B. G Bennett Mra J. Reagle Mra Baldwin Minds FL Needham WM. Houghton Femembien Atticurs

Zoning Board Denies Station at 407 Rust Columbus Avenue

The Zoning Board of Appeals denied the station proposal at 407 Rust Columbus Avenue after a formal hearing. No conditions were imposed and the board declined to approve the gasoline service device plan.

Yooston Auitton Rust Columbus’ Avenue Robbe Powitra Boar of Appeals Bolin Tmernibare

Spilled Milk Leads To Killer At Boomertown

Described as an extensive manhunt in southern Chautauqua County ends with James Carter captured while sleeping in a bush near Harton farm. More than 200 armed men searched the area since Monday. Carter is tied to the killing of fellow escapee John Chonus Dedrick and awaits trial in Chautauqua County.

James Carter M Stengele Aden Jamentown N.S Atonday Comington Tiéir Boomertown Golumin Companion Cape Harton Farm Ted Chautauqua County Shetitt Charles McCrossey Ats Uesupa Chatuthuqua Chautauge County

Hospital Grant Expected Soon From Pond Foundation

Corry Memorial Hospital is set to receive a $12,950 check as half of a $25,900 grant from the Pond Foundation to be mailed in the current and next waves. The second mailing, starting Monday, will total $31,073,150 to about 1,000 hospitals, with the remaining funds later reaching around 2,000 facilities nationwide by year end.

Pond Foundation Corry Memorial Hospital St. Vincent's Brit Zem Zertz Brie Yosod Kane Rosario Cambridge Warren General Hospital Wca Hospital Jimestown Italy Mpprox Ford Foundation Granta Raha Corry Memorial Woapital Association Agiucco Tony Wey Nedle Meili Starene

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