17 Nov 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1956
Page
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Cairo reports Egypt objects to reopening the waterway while British French and Israeli forces remain in conquered areas. Dag Hammarskjold meets Egyptian leaders to shape a UN police role as Egypt seeks limited duties for the force. Egypt insists the UN oversee rapid withdrawal and then take over the canal.
Western diplomats at the United Nations voiced support for a firm U.S. stance against Soviet backed "volunteers" in Egypt. President Hoover urged the Soviets to keep volunteers out of the Middle East, backing UN calls for withdrawal of armed forces and peaceful resolution. Substantial debate followed on delegations’ support and the UN’s role in Middle East tensions.
West Coast and Gulf ports face a spreading dock strike as up to 60,000 longshoremen walk off. The action halts operations from Maine to Texas with 150 ships affected, while negotiations between the ILWU and the New York Shipping Association resume. Authorities fear broader disruption tied to global trade and Canal tensions.
City police filed charges against a driver for illegal passing after a motorist reported being signaled to stop while another car was warned. Mrs Clyde Pless said she rode with Mrs Berard Green when the vehicle turned onto South Center Street from West South, and a car passed on the wrong side. The light at Main and Center was reached and a license number was recorded. railroad officials noted a driver ignored barriers at Maple Avenue Crossing but Erie Railroad declined charges.
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania’s big game season begins November 26 with the annual bear season opening on November 20. The two week bear hunt is expected to draw thousands to the mountains while a later deer season runs December 1 to December 18. Last year the bear season haul and deer actions drew safety concerns after a string of hunting incidents and injuries.
A fire in a dormitory at Ohio State University forced about 600 female students to evacuate early today from two brick dorms Bradley Hall and Patterson Hall. Fire drills aided a calm, orderly exit as alarms sounded and residents sheltered until responders confirmed safety. No injuries were reported.
Representatives of Tach Germ Corporation discussed locating a new plant in Corry with Corry Chamber of Commerce to produce a Tach therm Steam Generator. The unit promises one-third fuel savings, lower emissions, and compact design for heating and hot water, with a $100,000 investment and $44,000 in venture capital planned to launch a 50,000 square foot facility within the year.
Police reported a wreck on the Northwest street curve near Church street when Duane Lindsey, 24, of Ri Dt swerved and hit oncoming George Armitage, 20, RD 2. Lindsey was examined. officers found he had been drinking but not intoxicated. Vehicle damage listed as $200 to Armitage’s car and $20 to the Lindsey vehicle.
Readable text notes pupils begin holiday at 2 30 pm on Wednesday with return planned the following Monday. Officials anticipate reduced evening attendance and continued schedule changes into next week before normal routine resumes.
In Mineola two of three confess to kidnapping and murder involving a 42 day old infant. Angelo and LigMtrea named as contributors with Betey Weinberger Jett alleged to have abandoned the child on a terrace in PlanwhW NY. Taxicab driver charged with kidnapping and murder pleads temporary insanity due to money troubles. notes of $3000 mentioned. Confessors describe a baby placed in bushes near a highway and later killed. second confession claims an un named accomplice helped move the child to Brooklyn.
The Episcopal Church leaders met to urge gifts for Hungary amid reports of brutal suppression. They cited suffering of Hungarians under Romanian forces and pressed Episcopalians in the United States and mission districts to back U.S. President Eisenhower and the United Nations in seeking a peaceful resolution. The letter called for aid and support while warning that conflict could intensify, reflecting a broader appeal to mobilize humanitarian relief through church channels.
The Christmas Club reports total funds of $227,907 with $87,122.40 earmarked to be distributed next week as deposits continue to rise. The distribution will proceed Tuesday and involves multiple banks and participants, reflecting years of steady increases and widening participation in the program.
A community tuberculosis fundraising drive, organized by the BA County Henly Tuberculosis Association, will operate a sale office at the Library Building from Monday to Friday 9:30 to 12:30 and 1:00 to 4:30. Information can be obtained through the sale office and contributions support the TB control program locally.
A Citizens Advisory Committee meeting is planned by Mayor Bark and the Cory Chamber of Commerce to discuss community issues. The event aims to gather input from residents and business leaders for city priorities and plans. Seven people were killed in a head on collision on Highway 7 miles south of a Southern California city.
A crowd of Argentines surged outside a legation as George Coman and his family fought to free their infant son held during a tense transit. Police joined and helped move the father and elder son to safety while the mother aided the baby’s escape from the legation. The crowd loudly demanded the child’s release and the legation finally freed the infant to Ancentine Loreign wiknishys.
A Route 6 collision near Columbus injured four people including Daud Artieo 18 of Youngawillec Shannoh Hannan of Sietfold Tobie Jigs of West Sheffield and Howlett 18 of Rastchurch. They were rushed to hospital with shoulder injuries and treated for minor wounds. Police said investigators noted westward travel at about 10 41 when the crash occurred.
Firemen saved a home at 452 Corry Sprink road after a blaze broke out in a bedroom and foot area. Donald Sturt, a Hammond Elevator employee, was treated for smoke exposure while residents Mrs Rogers and family were alerted. Fire was contained and insured damage listed at 1500 dollars.
Arthun O. Nan, 78, longtime publisher of the Quincy Heride White for 30 years, died Friday in Mecatur. A prominent Timals newspaper finily figure, he was known for shaping local reporting and community coverage across decades.
Hungary signals possible armed action to end the nation wide labor strike as the Budapest council of workers agrees to return to work, though reports say workers are being blocked from entry by security forces. Volksstimme quotes warn of heavy fighting and potential casualties if orders to resume are enforced.
Red China Premier begins a seven nation tour stopping in North Vietnam Cambodia Burma Afghanistan Pakistan and Nepal inviting regional leaders. The visit aims to ease Communist presence and involve talks with allied governments amid regional tensions.
Residents in the district will witness a total lunar eclipse tonight with the Moon fully darkened by Earth’s shadow around 1:08 a.m. and the event lasting until roughly 1:50 a.m. The spectacle, seen across North America, is the only total lunar eclipse this year and the last visible in the United States. The Moon will appear blood red during totality as it moves into and out of Earth's shadow, with visibility depending on local night conditions.
Four people were injured in a four car crash north of Crisfield. Ron Wert sustained critical injuries while others remained in serious condition as responders tended the scene. Authorities reported the incident on Aldis Street near Wilson Avenue with Compton Fire Rescue and Maryland State Police assisting.
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