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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1956
Page
2
Community brief items list hospital admissions and discharges, arrests, and local events across towns including Titusville Jamestown and Erie. Mentions infirmary employees, party schedules, charity events, a turkey shoot, a school student recovering from surgery, car and theft incidents, and a display at Mowrey's Greenhouses. Names of residents, businesses, and places appear throughout the notices.
TV guide fragment lists WBEN Buffalo channel 4 programs tonight and Sunday. Highlights include The Buccaneers at 30, Jackie Gleason Show, Gunsmoke, Late News, Sports, and Saturday Playhouse, plus Sunday items such as Alfred Hitchcock Presenta and The $64,000 Challenge.
Erie police arrested four youths aged 18 to 47 in a 37th and Aid State streets arrestafter a disturbance linked to underage beer drinking. A 16 and a 13 year old girl were among the group. Police said the teens bought beer at a spot on French street with two adult accomplices. The incident followed reported drinking earlier in the evening.
Hungary's pro Russian government in Budapest courted rebel holdouts by pledging to negotiate Soviet troop withdrawal once order returns. The radio broadcast framed talks with the Soviet Union on equal terms, preserving some October movement gains, while noting mines at Pecs and a nationwide general strike.
The government appealed to railway employees to resume work to avert collapse of the economy and food shortages at the borders. It accused rivals of trying to restore a Stalinist regime under Magas Rakosi and vowed a broad program to end political repression, raise wages, quotas, and worker councils while removing the red star from state emblems. Also notes the deepest underwater photo by David Owen in 1950 at 18,000 feet.
Ten Americans were evacuated from Egypt amid war operations. The group included Walter A. Egulls of Canai Canal and May Equits, both linked to areas in Pennsylvania. The report notes rapid movement and references film exchanges and production ties surrounding the event.
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