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29 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 29, 1956
Page
1
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Senate Debates Ten Year Highway Bill for 37 Billion Plan
Senate trials a major highway construction bill proposing a 37 billion federal program over 40 years to build a 40 thousand mile Interstate network. It would fund rural, urban, and farm-to-market systems with federal shares around 25 billion, with House and Senate figures aligned for conference.
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Washington
Senate
Tle
House
Agausta
Priory
Mirker
Hoimeassine
Hie
Bam
Bureau of Public Ready
Setliw
Tribute To War Dead At Mund Park Tomorrow
A city tribute to war dead is slated for Mund Park tomorrow with a Veterans Council parade and Veterans of Foreign Wars members. The Coral Band will play as entrants arrive between 10:30 and 11 AM, followed by a half hour program opened by master of ceremonies Ross Fehlman. Rev J B Rally will deliver the welcome, Councilman J Fred Finley will give the welcome, W W Waterhouse will give the address, a Gold Star Mother will present flowers, and the service ends with the Spanish Banner and benediction by Rev Leon Kalanki and salutes by Airiz and colonel lard.
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Lane
Mund’ Park Tonorrow
Teatininne
Coutsuil
Auer Wier Legion
Giesta
Corry
Ross Fehlmat
Re. J
Innovention
Cauncileran
J. Fred Finley
Ouiesta
W. W. Waterhouse
Leon Kalanki
Airiz Eqlind Anc Col Pt
Loan Bank Head Held In In Shortage
Schide, 45, of Mikrinn Prantiee Corp. is accused by a stockholder of embezzlement and fraudulent conversion involving about 5000 dollars. He was arraigned before Moknerpitt Aldir muir Frederick H. Bradley and posted a 90000 dollar bond for later hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nige H Schide
Mikrinn Prantiee Corp
Ben
Moknerpitt Aldir
Muir Frederick H. Bradley Listight
City Banks and Post Office Closed Tomorrow
Tomorrow the city will close its banks post office and all state and federal offices for Memorial Day observances. Industrial shops will not reopen until Thursday morning. Special deliveries and limited mail dispatch will be handled by the post office.
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Pilus
Memerii
Post
Offic
Bs Lusi
Speciil Duliverien
Nso
Asnlise
Senate To Okay Seaton For Cabinet Post
President Eisenhower moves toward Senate confirmation of Fred A. Seaton as interior secretary. Seaton, previously deputy assistant in the White House, faces criticism from Democrats over power policy favoring private utilities. Senate committee chair Muray supports swift hearings and approval.
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Wasiitnoton
Swift Senate
Fred A. Seaton
Eisenhower
Benton
Assyenreuld
Nebraska
Thilo
Witt House
Depuy
Clarerice
AL Davis
Botfax
YaVora
Welises
Muray
D-Mont
Terror Committee
Seaton
Yadine
Tair
Wid
Beaton
Senate
Dio
City visitor found tipsy and jailed then released
Curtis Petry, 45, of Gastonia, N. C., was arrested by local police at Booth Center and Baskville streets for public intoxication. He pled guilty before Judge George Gordon, paid a 42 dollar fine plus costs, and was released around 10 AM.
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Seg Vynenes
Curtis Petry
Gastonia
Booth Center
Perry
George Gordon
Mild Weather Forecast Shapes Holiday Weekend
Associated Press reports mild temperatures across Pennsylvania and nearby regions for the holiday period. Weather outlook suggests comfortable conditions for outdoor events, auto racing, and baseball doubleheaders, with pleasant but cautious forecasts amid varied local activity.
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Associated Press
Area Workman Shot To Death Outside Home
Harry Lahnen, 63, was found dead outside his home in Dunkirk after returning from a night shift at Allegheny Dudlum Steel Co. His wife, Virginia Lahnen, reported hearing a shot and seeing a car drive away. Autopsy was ordered at Brooks Memorial Hospital as authorities plan further questioning of Lahnen’s wife and her former spouse.
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Dunkirk
Hye
Lahnen
Mont
Young Beate
Chatitaunia
Sheotts
Uder
Crete
Lanne
Uni
Theoflory Morse Ttwaahi
Brooks
Memorial Hospital
Fin Kirk
Dents
Edwin O'Conner
Russia Invites Joint Chiefs to Moscow Aviation Day
report that Russia invited Air Force General Nathan Twining to attend Bogiet Aviation Day ceremonies in Moscow on June 24. sources say the invitation could be accepted with White House and Pentagon signaling openness, while the joint chiefs elsewhere may not all be invited. discussions referenced Eisenhower, Twining, and U.S. stance on high level military exchanges amid broader policy deliberations.
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Ralington
Thal
Fewala
Ihn
Air Force
Nid P. ‘Twining
Moscow
Pentagon
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russi
Army
Navy
Porce
Adin Arthur W. Rhhford
Alles
Twining
New York Herald Tribune
Washington Dispatch
Eizenhower
Walter House
State To Jain In Mock Air Raid
Harrisburg reports a mock air raid drill planned for next Thursday in Pennsylvania. Dr Richard Gerstel and Antonia Wikeeter describe a new alert system using sirens horns and "inke boven iWhroing" as a full drill sequence including a watch and warning phase. All vehicles and products are to be quieted during the air raid drill.
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Harrisburg
Richard Gerstel
Antonia Wikeeter
Alten
UN Delegates Debate British Plan For Middle East Peace
United Nations debates open on Britain's proposal to extend Secretary General Hammarskjold's mission. Arab and Israeli delegates clash over a plan seen as a step toward a permanent settlement.\
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United Nations
N.Y
Britain
Day Hammarskjold
Tieme
W-nution Security Council
Secrytaey Geniaral
Peice
Terie
Syria
Dordan
Tabanon
Winter
Anh
Umiarskjold
Iit
Pierson Dixon
Amib
Ahmed Shivewity
Speke
Sori
Hammirekjold
Feu
Free Corryite In Crash Case
In a Whit a crash on Ripley Sheriton road on April 15th twelve persons were injured. Court hearing held yesterday in Ripley led by Judge Clifford Abbey. Tomás driving defendant in accident said to be on wrong side of highway before collision with Harold Perl, 42, of Ripley. All victims recovering to a great extent. one child suffered minor injuries.
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Corry Motoriay
iRiply
Pénve
Judy Craig
Ripley
Oye Thoms
Area Man Hurt In His Bed In Cony Point Chautauqua
A Cony Point resident in Chautauqua County was found injured in bed with an arm wound on Sunday night. Charles Tackius of Corry, a father, was reported by hospital aides to be improving as officers investigated the incident at his home.
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Ghourauqua
Cony
Wealfield
Point Chautauqua
Chautauqua County
Thiemin
Vetlin
Willig Taskmin
Charles Tackiuus
Corry
Jackman
Three Drivers Cited In Venice Traffic Violations
Police filed charges against three motorists yesterday in Venice for traffic violations. Harold D. Cour, 22, of Miln street Calils, allegedly drove north on Nath Center Avenue at 9:53 p m. C C Teplind of Calumbus was charged with reckless driving after a muffled horn caused damage on Eat Columbus Ave around 5:45 p m yesterday. Archie J. Woodih of Hear Lake was accused of running a red light at South Center and Basle South streets, with incidents near Attlas' on a prior date.
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Venice
Harolde D. Cour
Calils
Nath
Atiuot
Smith Layer
Co- Tumbiy Agyiits Gki
Ot Tallus
Calumbus
Striviniye
Ilisa
Columbus
Yeatering
Archie J. Woodih
Hear Lake
South Center
Attlas
Picea
California Solon Accuses Federal Agency Of Overreach
Washington Rep Moss accuses the Office of Strategic Information of planning to extend authority and restrict federal information flow. He cites a declassified directive and calls it an attempted power grab by OST and its strategy group.
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California
Solon
Washington
Rev
Moss
D-Oslif
Wgecrel
Office of Strategic
Tnforma- Hol
Fed
Mom
Miliien Selekirye
Sly Colinels
Comsce
Rf Ist Hueeen
OST
Four Soviet Officials Are Put To Death
Moscow dispatch reports the execution of four top officials from Azerbaijan for treason and counterrevolutionary activity. The defendants include M. D. Bagirov, former Azerbaijan premier, and three other high state security figures closely linked to Lavrenty Beria. The Baku trial documents allege charges of treason, conspiracy, and anti Soviet actions.
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Moscow
Azerbaijan
Bang
So~ Yick
Lavrenty Beria
Baku Worker
Ter- Forlalié Nota
Mie
Metrills
Baku
M. D. Bagiroy
Azerbaijan Communist Party
Council of Ministers
Azerbaijan Republic
Bagiroy
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Stalin
Bagirov
Soviet Union
Beria
Moscow Radio
Bagitov
Communist Party
Casplan Sea
Bera
Baki
Baxitoy
Brel
Ini
Ussr
Othr
M.D. Barshehev
Grinorvatong
Geri
Atate Security Services
Thragimovich
Wiet
Emblyanov
Averbe
Hin
Hos Beni
Flooded Indianapolis Under State Of Emergency Postponed Race
Flooded Indianapolis braces under state of emergency as the Memorial Day 500 race faces postponement. City authorities mobilize 2100 civil defense workers and sandbag Eagle Creek areas while floods flood Marion County and derail travel. Rain may continue with more emergency actions and school closures impacting the region.
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Indianapolis
Sas
Llinois
Tadlahapalis
Phillip L.bagys
Eagle Creek
Speedway
Eagiedale
Alre
Westher
Indianpolis
Marion “County
Ta ‘Indies
Ely
Tex
Panhandle
Junodic
Wilstee
Texay Bil
Great Basin
Rockies
Plains
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Onnidy
Atlanti
Toland
Grial Laken
Italian voting shows late gains for leftists in provinces
In northern industrial centers and major cities like Milan and Genoa, leftists gain ground in provincial council races. Centre-right Christian Democrats lead nationwide, with notable leftist shows in municipal contests. regional results hint at shifts ahead of national elections. The vote tallies cover 6,587 councils and 60 posts, with centrists maintaining overall strength while left alliances win several urban seats. Leaders assess outcomes as tentative indicators amid Europe’s post Stalin policy context.
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Rome
Italy
Mowcsme
Totet
Muntelpat
Pietro Nenni
Hsts
Milan
Genoa
Nation
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrats
Holtz
Europe
Kremil
Center
Counels
Chiris- Linn Democrats
Center’ Alliance
Contel
Histoire
Florence
Bo- Tognn
Apia
Eisenhere
Alao
Woll
Stent
Savona
Ressio Minilla
Modena
Ferrara
Alessandrhi
la Spe
Aljlts
Palermo
Insane Man Sent to Hospital in Florida Case
In a court action Brooks signed the order after a sanity review. The case involves Tongay Insane moved from state prison to Florida Brute Hospital as part of a controversial commitment. Kathy and her brother Bubod are linked to earlier related incidents with a child swimming accident cited.
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Raleord
Rissey
Maine
Linsterse
Fom State
Florida
Benicenaries
Brooks
Deroy Collins
Mongny
GiintHbmuni
Kathy
Ho Kathy
Bubod
War on dogs announced for Erie County residents
State dog law enforcement officer George R. Grove announced a two month campaign in the Corry area starting next month. He noted Erie County has about 10 000 licensed dogs and reported 40 local prosecutions this month with fines from five to twenty dollars and about four hundred dollars in claimed damages. Six month old dogs must be licensed and kept on a leash or under control at all times. Stray dogs or those running from authorities at sunrise are subject to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Grove
Corry
Erie Coity
Grovenuld
Gunman Captured After Killing Two
A Brooklyn man, 36, opened fire after a traffic stop, killing deputy sheriff Ray Westover and a bystander, injuring several others before being captured by state police. Officer Robert Nowell and others exchanged shots. the suspect, named as Howont, was wounded and later taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dem Sherith Ray Westover
Stile
Robert Nowall
Tieleh
Benefits To Farmers Still Uncertain In 1956
Washington reports the administration moved to implement the new farm measure but it may take days to know benefits for farmers this year. President Eisenhower signed the law amid battles with Congress and Republican dissent over farm provisions. The plan offers payments for removing land from production as part of a broader effort to manage surpluses and price supports, with Secretary Benson to determine the crop year’s specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Benson
Jiudicionis
Bendon
Corry Driver Waives Crash Case Hearing
In Erie County court Robert Baker 29 of 105 Pennsylvania Avenue faced a reckless driving charge after a head on crash on West Corry Street involving MacDonald and Wells. MacDonald waived a hearing sending his case to the grand jury. Baker pled guilty earlier and paid 25 dollars plus costs. The May crash damaged vehicles, with witnesses alleging Baker swerved into Wells’s path while racing.
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To Conyase
Corry
Erie County
Robert Baker
Pennsylvania
Robert MacDonald
West Smith Street
Baker
Floyd March
MacDonald
Thunderbird
Wills An Muta
Sianess Wells
Lemon Street
Wells
Vna
Us Coyle
Wellstito
Hogeglen
MacDotald
Must Pay Tax On Jobless Benefits
Washington reports that the government ruled unemployment benefits are subject to federal income tax. Internal Revenue Commissioner C Harrington says the benefits, including supplementary payments, count as taxable income and must be reported. The ruling affects workers receiving unemployment compensation and related supplements, with employers and unions reacting to the tax treatment.
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Washington
Harrington
Internal Revenue Comibafoner
Wajse
Wilb D. Pele
Wetttnboldlinie
Eta
Ein
Mayésto
Plang
United Auto Workers Unions
Weil Sonera
Motors, Pord
Chisiar
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Russia
TRO
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