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01 Nov 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
Nov 01, 1956
Page
1
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Calm Budapest Quiet After War Turmoil as Russians Tighten Control
Reports from Budapest describe calm returning amid recent fighting as Soviet forces impose a cordon around the capital. Rebels faced massacres by secret police while factories, markets, and sewers stayed tense with fear and hunger prevailing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Avenril
Byrds
Pest
Fondshops
Vongenrice
Huining Makers
Thr
BIE Day Is Planned Here in Corry
Invitations are mailed for BIE Day in Corry on November 1 hosted by the Curry Area Teachers Association. Felix M Matthews, president, outlines a 1 pm program in the new Corry Area High School auditorium followed by a 2 pm school activities tour. A dinner will be held in the high school cafeteria with Dr. BL Offner, dean of instruction, as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauantfr Arash
Corry
Curry Area
Ethiy
Felix M Matthews
Lottera
Jonn
A. Boatutor
Billie
New Corry Area
Jligh
Pam
BL. Offner
Inet Strietion
Edinboro
Tenditte Allege
Lower Employers Contributions To Unemployment Fund
Harrisburg The State Employment Security Bureau will cut employers contributions to unemployment compensation by 45 million dollars starting January 1. The rate drops from about 22 percent of payroll to 7 percent, affecting roughly 85 000 of the 200 000 contributing employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Employment Security Bureau
Raillion
One Killed Five Hurt In Train Hits Rail Car
In Blairsville Pennsylvania yesterday a railroad accident left J Jamnabel 53 dead and five workers injured when a PRR morgotive rail car struck. Two of the injured were listed in critical condition with skull fractures at Latrobe Hospital. The others treated and released include John Flummino Elmer McGinty and Hugo Degano. PRR spokesman said Barnabet attempted an unsuccessful jump as the collision occurred and the railroad investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alairsvilile
L. J. Jamnabel
Blairsville
Latrobe Hospital
Oth
Lawrence Basile
George D. Hysung
School Group Surpasses Quota in 1950s Campaign
Campaign under Dr Lawrence Dovighis reports progress toward a 8600 goal with divisions including Corporation, Advante Gila, Industrial Employes, Helall Sales, and Professional. Pledges reach 0500.50 or 110 1 percent, with executives confident extensions will meet total targets. Contributions listed include 11130.00 from Corporations and 3412.00 from Advante Gila, among others.
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Rok Phe Sunpenga
Lawrence Dovighis
Dhitratar
Yoll Cohitbwons
Advante Gila
Industris
Helall
Frotmal
Heliod
Cenb
Malian
ToWishiipe
MAM
Harriman Reports Radioactivity Over New York
Governor Harriman cites a detected rise in atmospheric radioactivity over New York on September 24. He orders the state health department to cease its monitoring program while noting links to national debates on nuclear testing and Eisenhower administration conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
New York
Albany
Averell Harriman
New Yorke
State Health Department
Atomile Energy Commission
Use Department
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Washington
Bleiihowner
Moving West German forces from Bony Germany
The German army began withdrawing troops from Bony in Germany as the Allied command said yesterday. German forces reportedly evacuated key positions while the front lines shifted.
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Bony
Germany
Duplin
Bria
Halloween Fun Split by Right and Wrong in City
Two local drives reported egging incidents by teenagers but declined charges. A UNICEF collection raised 268.07 with about 160 youngsters at Wright School PTA centers. Civilian Defense patrols assisted as weather aided a large turnout for UNICEF fund drive and post events.
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Unicef
Mint
Robert Stine
West Main Street
Albert Macko
East Main
T Street
Macko
Macadam Hill
East Washington Street
Mucko
Stine
Hera
Corryltes
A. O. Burges
Spori
Joel
Jurgess
Corry WikiSteriat Association
Wright School Pta
Unicep
Aol
Mosquitoes Persist Amid Warm Autumn Weather
Weather notes unusually warm fall continues with residents slapping at mosquitoes during evening chores. Teo Neckers records four days of 80 degree afternoons and a mild last night, 54 degrees, as residents cope with lingering insects.
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Cory
Teo Neckers
Iboa
Nixon Campaign Swing Aims to Sway Pennsylvania
Vice President Nixon returns to Pennsylvania for two days of intensive campaigning by train and speech circuit. He targets all 32 electoral votes, campaigns for Sen. James Duff, and appeals to union and minority voters while attacking Stevenson and Democrats on civil rights and costs of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Pennsylvania
Adial Stevenson
James, Dutt
R-Pa
Joseph Clark
Philadelphia
New York City
Detroit
Stevenson
Mingrties
Eisenhower
Movement For Liberation
New York
Harlem
Congress
Aldino
Long Ielind
Levittown
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Berwick
Bunbury
Willlimapart
Datter
Pitteburgh
Romanian Students Riot Across Bucharest and Clashes with Police
A fragmented report says students demonstrated in Bucharest shouting about courses as police clashed with protesters. The text mentions Budapest radio coverage and unrest spreading to nearby areas with unclear details.
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Puneanie
Free Radio
Budapest
Bheuae
Bucharest
Alnaddit Russi
Studenta
Ike to Reply To Adlai On TV Tonight
President Eisenhower plans a coast to coast NBC TV radio address from Washington to discuss the Middle East. Stevenson accuses policy of disaster and the White House says the talk is nonpolitical. A Pittsburgh campaign stop and a forthcoming Boston speech are noted.
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Washagnees
Stenhower
Adlai B. Stevenson
Philadelphia
Middle East
Elevision
NBC
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington
White House
United States
Danies C. Hagerty
Greyhound Bus Service Hampered By Work Stoppage
Greyhound bus service in the northeast faced disruption as negotiations continued and drivers struck unauthorized. A company spokesman cited the stoppages as unauthorized while noting some routes were halted into Corry. Union officials could not project a timetable for resolution or bus return to normal service.
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Greyhound Bus
Cleveland
Associated Press
Corry
Croscot
D.C
BP Milight Sirace Geadtine
Bettlerent
Spokremin
Ike Seeks UN Backing Over Middle East Crisis
President Eisenhower aims to balance the Middle East by criticizing Britain France and Egypt while seeking UN action. Officials worry over trust, unity with allies, and the risk of triggering retaliation as the case heads to the General Assembly.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Egypt
United States
United State
Russia
Egyp Han
Nasser Yorngaravat
Aig
Africa
Asia
UN Security Council
General Assembly
Britain
France
Hold White Man In Negro's Kidnaping Near Lake Dexgolt
In Wildwood a white man was held on kidnaping charges after a Black laborer, George Altavial, 23, was arrested. Investigators say Woods, 44, was dragged to the lake shore near Dexgolt and tied, with a 10 p.m. curfew imposed for children. Authorities allege Altman led the case and no other arrests have been made.
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Geese Woods
McH. Bownin
Childrenn
Ken
George Alt
Avial
Woods
Bowman
Altman
Duut & Grou
Lake
Dexgolt
Moscow Urges Cease Fire at Bandung Conference
The Soviet Union called for an immediate Bandung powers conference to press for ceasefire in Egypt and withdrawal of foreign forces. The Bandung group, including Africa and other nations, considered Soviet participation’s scope while statements by Nehru and President Bihnint outlined the world stance.
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Puowun
Boviet Union
Egypt
Soviet Union
Mmemre
Bandung
Eremlin
Tam Prewitt Varoshiloy
Nehru
Taitte
Biltnint
Indantala
Eisenhower urges UN to end Middle East crisis
President Eisenhower ruled out U.S. armed forces and asked the UN to localize the fighting in Egypt after British French intervention. He urged the General Assembly to seek world opinion, while evacuations and travel restrictions moved to protect Americans. The UN Security Council planned an emergency session to consider collective measures against the involved nations.
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Washington
Uixershower
National Srantity Council
Armed Services
Middle East
White House
Reid
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
U.S
United Nations
Aadio-Tv
United States
UN Geneva
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Egypt
Britain
France
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State Department
Hanes
Ue 8
Israel
Jordan
Syria
Department
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Itm
Air Force
6Th Fleet
Maritime Administration
U. S
Unitel
N.Y. UT
UN General Assembly
Prone
Tsawel
UN Security Council
Frafce
Council
Sraeli
Yugoslavin
Jé Nation Assembly
British French air strikes hit Egypt as canal crisis deepens
British and French warplanes bombed targets around the Suez Canal including Abou Sueir Fayid and Kabrit while Cairo reports claim Egyptian defenses and six planes shot down. Western troops were not yet visible on the ground though landings were anticipated as relief efforts and diplomacy falter amid Egypt Britain and France sever relations with Cairo.
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London
Pyoneh
Cairo
Silla
Europe
Akkon Timsah Lake
Imailin
Britain
France
Nasser
Mideast
Sina Peninaith
Tariells
Sina Pentamata
Egypt
Sind
Jordan
Nile Delta
Cypris
Sheshone
Naswer
Hin Grouse
British Plate Sale Mey
BoVler
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Pare
FCC Asked To Rule On Equal Time Bid By Stevenson
FCC consideration centers on Adlai Stevenson’s equal time request amid similar bids from Socialist parties. CBS spokesman confirms the issue involves Section 315 of the Communications Act requiring equal time for unpaid political messages. FCC ruling expected to apply broadly to all parties seeking airtime.
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FCC
Adlai Srewyore
Adil Stevens
Ion
Eber
Hower
Féderal Communications
Stevenson
Hyrbadensis
Sepia
Requis
Tom
ABC
Dusit
Pole Collision Injures Driver in Dallas Area
A mishap near Dallas yesterday left Charley A. Lavel of Mt charity peatch, Lebanon injured when his car struck a pole. Police report unclear details but the driver was hospitalized with a fracture and possible facial injuries.
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Rob Foye
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Tex
Bry
Enowville
Charley A. Lavel
Charity Peatch
Labanon
Britain Faces War Question Over Egypt Crisis
London parliament roused as debate over Egypt escalates. Labour voices demand a war declaration and question Eden's policy while Eden defends self defense and UN charter compliance amid protests and suspended session.
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London
Commons
Britain
Cjaitakell
Aneurin Bevan
Enllei Pon
Eaten
Egypt
Eden
Gaitskell
Eder Sid
Datel
Buex Canal
Vipia
Rune
Geog
Oh Hin
U S Ready To Lead In Cease Fire Effort
The United States signals readiness to push a global ceasefire at a U N Security Council meeting. Britain and France attend as other nations debate the path forward amid Middle East tensions.
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U.S
United States
Weneril
Brille
Rane Wild
School Merger On Ballot Despite Legal Challenge
A stalled court challenge leaves the school merger issue on the ballot. Officials and voters will decide on the merger plan amid unsettled disputes and ongoing political maneuvering.
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