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26 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 26, 1956
Page
1
UAW Presses For Shorter Week Amid Auto Industry Layoffs
Detroit reports show joblessness rising as General Motors, Studebaker, and Chrysler moving to shorter weeks with pay. GM Council endorses a 40 hour week, while plants in Detroit area begin cuts. Michigan unemployment nears 128,000 with total idle around 200,000 expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Council
Onsied Auto Workers Union
Studebaker-Pathird Corporation
Yeatarday Ib
Joy Studebaker Assembly Operatiors
South Bend
Ind
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth Planta
Planta
Michigan Employment Securiy Commision
GM Council
Spokgamen
Wecovricil
Begin Work On New Factory For SoRRnEUMSN
Corry Maguinsne Co. begins building a new concrete block factory on Route 0 west of Corry. The structure, by George Tinko.ly, should be finished by mid August and will double the current work area at the plant. Offices stay in the former post hole. an enclosed passage links the buildings. After completion the post house may close or be sold. No overall hiring surge expected despite doubled space and higher capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Font Corry Maguinsne Co
Corry
George ‘Tinko
Hoa
Three-Judge Court Blocks Publication of Religious Handbook
A three judge panel yesterday blocked the Methodist Federation for Social Action from distributing a religious handbook described as a religious communism by state officials. The court required a factual showing on the matter and indicated the issue may affect ongoing dissemination.
Hospital uprising injures eleven at GM Fisher body plant
Eleven men were hospitalized with several in critical condition after an uprising at the General Motors Fisher body plant in Grand Blanc area near Flint. Sheriff reports many arrests. union members and contractors were named among those involved amid labor tensions and intimidation claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GM Auto
Flint
Mich
General Mortors
Fisher
Grand Bling
Don He Carmichinel
Mos
Gpldweighta
Steamfitters
Fieeern Unlona
Wil De-Tinte Amt
Winplayer
Durin Wind Armstrong, Inc
Detroit
Ralph Welborn
Tilnt
Coninctly
Newsmen Observe Faulty Air Force Test Probe
Reporters witnessed an Air Force testing sequence described as faulty involving a rocket propelled test rig and a parachute system. An FYO Jet fighter mounted seat accelerated to over 600 miles per hour before the launch mechanism ejected the dummy and deployed a parachute, with subsequent braking and recovery actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenek
Wendy
Willy
Robbers Sought After Al's Dairy Bar Burglary
Police pursued two youths seen loitering near Al's Dairy Bar before a burglary last night. A missing carton of cigarettes, bottles, candy, and cash from a quasi register were found outside after intruders fled into darkness. Investigators planned to question two boys spotted outside as part of the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al’s
Al's
Wayne
Robinson
Snyder Circle
Duiry
Kearns Seeks Funds for Erie Training Center Project
Representative Kearns R Pay pushed the Appropriations Subcommittee to fund the Erie Training Center project with an estimated cost of 307000 dollars. He expressed modest optimism about the likelihood of the appropriation being approved for the coming year, noting July 1 as a benchmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eny
Cene
Iyax
Kearns
Eisenhower Urges Private Funds for Education Reform
President Eisenhower called on America’s universities and wealthy private foundations to expand educational facilities and fund teacher training. He cited the Ford and Carnegie foundations as already advancing educational program support while noting administration interest in private foundation aid paralleled by Truman era efforts. Gardner of Carnegie spoke on the international education impact and foundation aims to promote leadership, public administration training, and library improvements as part of a broader effort continued from May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington i
Eisenhower
Jack
Ina Spovich Yeathday
Baylor Tniversity
Waco
Tex
Truman
Indie Eisenhawer
Hanion
John W. Gilrdti¢r
Carnegié Camp
New York
Gardner
iDhe Ford Foundation
Lis
H. Roway Gaither Jr
Makiffy
Col Shirley Denies Payoffs in Army Procurement Case
Col. Shirley denies taking payoffs from government contractors and from Schlesinger and Kraft in a 1950s inquiry into military procurement. He claims no money was ever offered or received and objects to records being examined by committees. The probe centers on contracts for Air Force uniform caps and possible influence over military awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rengniscian i
Army
Louis H. Shirley
Ueniale
Shirey
Senate
Minufactuer
Solo
Schlesinger
Freeport
N.Y
Unyone
Forbes
Erly
Shirley
Schilealiger
Heney Jehaw
Klokbicks
Hirt Kravity
Atlantic City
Paris
Schlesitier
Tis Piri
Atbcommites
Cars Collide At City Intersection
Police report a southbound car and a northbound vehicle collided at a city intersection on North Senior Street. Charles Fleming, 20, and Alta Keppel, traveling with Mrs Keppel, were involved. damage estimated at 195 dollars. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Ter
Bond
North Senior Street
Charles Fleming
Hos Nort Castor Street
Alta Keppel
East Hand
Sirget
Votthers
Keppel
Yate Lim
Meine
Riparia
Delray Beach Considers Ordinance to Stop Possible Riot
Florida city commissioners consider a firearm search and roadblock ordinance to avert unrest feared near the municipal beach. Rumors and tensions rise as residents purchase large quantities of ammunition amid alleged threats to disrupt access to the public pool and beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Peau
Delray Beach
Raulal
Adlai Stevenson Attacks Ike on Communism Debate
President Eisenhower faces criticism from Adlai Stevenson over communism policy in a speech highlighting alleged misinformation and foreign policy failures. Stevenson campaigns with Estes Kefauver and Floyd Olson, accusing the administration of stoking fear and misrepresenting threats while defending social programs and aging benefits amid ongoing political contest.
Youth Shot At School Dance
A teenager was shot and critically wounded at a suburban Pittsburgh school dance last night. The assailant reportedly fled as police began investigations near Beaverdale Elementary. Local authorities reported the suspect fled by vehicle. the victim was treated at a city hospital with life threatening injuries. The incident stunned a community already reeling from prior violence at similar events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lppul
Gpinekie
If Flaaemate New High
jSumbe
Golive
Atlee Wasition
Beavinddy
John Bulnsalt
cnneErs
Polich Oyeptaln
Flere
Helderbore
Ind
Ted
Solons Split On Inviting Soviets To U S
Washington lawmakers split over inviting Russian leaders to the United States. Some advocated leaving the decision to President Eisenhower while others doubted any invitation would be approved. Officials noted the issue had been revived by renewed talk of Soviet leaders visiting, with considerations spanning the Air Force and Joint Chiefs of Staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sonmans- Held
Dmonti
Eisenhower
United States
Wanafield
Sensit Foreign Relations Committee
Tue
Senate
Knowlarad Galle
Sens
America
Anowhind
Iid
Gorin
Nikita Ehrushichey
Nikon Bulgania
Ile
Georgi Zhukov
Enowlind
Mlinn
Rissa
Moscow
Joint Chiefs of
Stati
Dulles Dee
Joint Chiefs
Ie Britikty
London
Alp
Nigel Birch
Aenol Raf
Boston
Air Force
Highway Bill Before Senate Faces Final Vote
The Senate, led by Texas Democrat Lyndon B. Johnson, will consider a highway bill Monday to authorize a federal highway program and raise billions in new taxes for construction. A final vote is targeted by Tuesday night after committee work and debate, with provisions restricting funds to interstate road work and urging market-oriented approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Democratic
Lenilor Lyndom B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Seale Pingnice Committee
Tve
Daniel Refuses To Break At Trial In Tragic Lebanon Case
In a stark courtroom moment Daniel refuses to break as the case unfolds over the death of 20 year old Miss Smyth of Lebanon Pennsylvania. Prosecutors allege Leo Pijulin and accomplices pressured for an abortion then disposed of the body in Christmas wrapping. The trial centers on alleged pregnancy coercion and the grisly aftermath in a high profile city crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Sacqueline Smith
Diitel
Way
Simphles Garkes
Leo Pijulity
Miss Smyth
Lebanon
Pijuin
Ality O
Warren
Onio
Aig
Hunt Man Charged In Strangling Of Pretty Blonde Heiress
Nevada bartender Will Boswell faces murder charges in Carson City after Philadelphia heiress Anne Harti Van Ryne was found garrotted in his apartment. Investigators say she was married to Thomas W. Van Ryne and pregnant. Boswell’s whereabouts traced to New York then California, with his car found in possession of the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarson Gloy
New York
Califor
Nia
Nevada
Partender
Philadelphia
Anne Harti
Vah Ryne
Willlam B. Boswell
Kansas City
Bosswell
Willm E. Boswell Sr
Lester “Smitth
Carson City
van Ryne
Prince Hawkins
van ‘Ryne
Reno
Elizabeth Fingier Harris
Chestnut Hil
J. Andrew Harris
Boswell
Balleville
Middlebury
J. Francis Devinney
Thomas W. van Ryne
Los Angele
Erwin K Butner
Butner
Justice of the Peace
Daniel Murphy
Asrést Aller
Garson
T Wiss
California
Los Angeles
Oroville
Methodists Report Gain In Churches
The Methodist Conference announced a rise to about 400 churches with increased memberships and funding. Bishop Wicke praised leaders for progress while a longtime editor associated with the church died, marking a moment of reflection amid broader church reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists
Methodist Conference
Cloyd G Wicke
Fie Rey W. Sproille Boyd
Twins Born to Corry Couple at Memorial Hospital
A Corry couple welcomed twin boys at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday. The infants, born to Mr and Mrs Levant Bracé of Waterford, weighed five pounds 15 ounces and four pounds 12 ounces. Mrs Brace, formerly Anne Katren, previously worked for General Telephone Co. Mr Brace is employed at the Bucyrus-Brie plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Levant Bracé
Waterford
Brace
Anne Katren
The
General Telephone Co
Bucyris-Brie
Steel Talks To Begin Monday
United Steelworkers named seven committees to present contract demands as bargaining opens Monday and Tuesday with U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Jones Laughlin Youngstown Sheet Tube and other firms. David J McDonald will chair all committees. Top demands include a substantial wage increase weekend premium pay and a four day pay plan. workers average 246 per hour. current two year contracts expire June 30 and a strike could follow if no deal is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Asopununa
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
USW
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Steel
qunti-Republic Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Youngstown Ena and Tube
Tiland Steel
Great Lakes Steel
Uaion
Contagion scare after airliner incident in Washington
A Baltimore to Pittsburgh flight was contaminated with a virus prompting health service decontamination at Camp Detrick. Passengers from the plane were told no treatment was needed while authorities traced 124 contacts and ordered caution measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gupnal Airlines
Wiley Soni
Washington
Army
Camp Dotrielk
Wight
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Fish Commission Alters Regulations VSD TEETIO A TN rh Bin
The Fish Commission announced changes to its rules affecting motorized craft in listed waters. The executive director stated that power driven boats will be restricted where not allowed, and the policy does not apply to privately owned boats whose owners do not permit motorized craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Commission
Sylvamis Pi Commission
Tnlariel
Wiltinen Voit
African Asian Group Pressing Council Action at UN
UNITED NATIONS report says the African Asian group urged Security Council action on Algeria and the Arab–Asian bloc prepared to seek a special session. The move aims to elevate the Algerian issue, with 20 of 23 group members signaling support though several key states remain uncommitted or absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N Yi
UNS
Algeria
Burma
Sporters
Bn Tiind
Hussein Al-Almed
Algeri
Erifice Ital
Jilly
Asin Delequiong
Security Council
T League
Damascus
Xest
Paw Htin
Hay
Dentist To Open New Office Here
Dentists plan a new office at 16 North Center replacing Quiller's Radio and TV service. Dr Malin expected to arrive early in the month from Pittsburgh and will live on West Fredericks Street. Alderman Melvin Jett supports the move with zoning board approval for dental offices in the former real estate space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo TV
North Zenter
Melvin S Jett
Genter Ates
Quiller
Dent G Malin
DDS
Pik Dentar
Tue Lith
Pittenurgh
Jenplain
U.S
Air Parcs
Mahan
Prederiele Street
Carr Zoning Board
Aldi Nan Cobbett
Soft Drinks Tax Status Clarified in State Ruling
The state revenue department ruled soft drinks as well as beer and wine fall outside the taxable sums under the original act. Recent amendments were signed, providing a 10 day exemption for first returns while retailers continue collecting the tax on other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny
Mons
Glee
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UAW
Sorrneumsn
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Methodist Federation For Social Action
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Col. Shirley
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Adlai
Ike
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Adli
Stevenson
P Stevenson
Camphlkthiia
Estes Ketyilony
Floyd
Hest Puedes
Sid
Bismower
Wien
Eisenhower De—Ter
Baylor University
Stevinsor
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Galind
Heo
Illinois
Stump
West
Kelair Auld
St Peters Burie
Stevanson
Kefauver
Tim
Sry
Friderick
Jan Nerf
Duquesne
Pilin
Tor
Fortine
Solons
Lon B. Rhinés
Center Street
Agnes Lynch
Marion Street
Hamot
Erle Jony
Hex
Hunt
Lea A. Wolf
Methodist General
Minneapolis
Thi
Hne
Bishos
Pressing Council
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