Unclear OCR fragment hints at wine term and prices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wine with unclear reference and numbers. No coherent event or entities to anchor a proper news item.
19 Nov 1956
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1956
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wine with unclear reference and numbers. No coherent event or entities to anchor a proper news item.
In New York, longshoremen and employer groups resume talks to end a four day walkout. The International Longshoremen's Association and the New York Shipping Association push for a single coastwide contract affecting ports from San Francisco to New Orleans. The work stoppage slows arrivals and threatens backlogs as unions seek standardized terms on pay and conditions with potential rail and port disruption.
Park taxpayers who are members of the association may attend the meeting as the board of directors set to be elected includes Extellan Wells Walter Widant Himi Wheelen Howard and others. The annual session will review terms for seven director positions and related matters.
A reported pilot error caused a flaming collision that killed three aboard a bomber and left others injured. The incident near the Lincoln area involved Allied air forces with several crew members identified by name and status, while hospitalizations continued for the wounded.
Five people perished in a rural fire at a Lockport, New York area farm. Names and ages are unclear in the fragmented report, but victims include multiple children and adults. Neighbors and rescue crews responded as the fire destroyed the house. Local authorities investigate the cause as emergency services recover the bodies.
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Pravda accuses Tito of interfering in Yugoslavia and misrepresenting Soviet aims. It argues Tito harms Yugoslav government and praises Soviet leadership while denouncing Western blocs and Trotskyist reformers as manipulation by foreign press.
An unclear bulletin notes movements of nonmilitary freight to the East Coast and Gull pots, mentioning Lofay Vinge and White Hole. It describes an appeal form for a quick settlement of a favored Maines matter at Bo-Tesak dock and references a strike.
Fragmented text describes Soviet and Polish leaders signing a purported “complete equality” pact amid tensions. It mentions Moscow promising veto power over Russian troop movements in Poland and aid to ease economic crisis, with references to key officials and a Warsaw meeting.
Workers extend the general strike in Budapest as rebels disperse into forests. Reports say 30 to 50 percent of industrial workers reported to work. Soviet forces reportedly deploy infantry divisions to replace tanks. The strike paralyzes much of the country while authorities condemn agitators and warn Western powers.
A string of three area traffic crashes left several injured, including a Corry woman. One incident on Route 27 near Grass Valley involved a 1947 Plymouth and a 1950 Ford, damaging both vehicles and injuring driver and passenger. Another collision near the West of here site damaged vehicles and sent a youth to hospital, while a third crash near the Hagg Hatchery injured a driver and caused extensive damage to autos. Authorities reported minimal details and noted injuries were non fatal.
In a charged briefing to a Western delegation, Khrushchev warned that the Soviet Union would bury its enemies if pushed, denouncing imperialists and their puppets. The hall heard sharp chants as Poles toasted, while diplomats portrayed a stark choice between independence and communist unity.
Seeks UN aid to reopen the blocked Suez Canal as UN General Assembly members hear reports from Hammarskjold after talks with Egyptian officials on cease fire in Egypt. Egyptian leaders urged UN involvement to clear waterway and guard cease fire while Britain and France resist UN role.
Five government officials arrived in Harrisburg today for a three day Pennsylvanie operations spillover. The incident involved a train backing into a house resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries among residents and workers. Initial reports indicate the victims include a man and his wife and several others within the home. Investigators cordon off the scene as emergency crews respond to the wreck.
Reported from Nassau or Caribbean coast: three fishermen marooned on an island for 47 days were rescued after enduring starvation and dehydration. They endured forced labor and harsh conditions during captivity, with one man reported severely weakened. Rescue followed a hurricane warning period and a long search by authorities.
Clare Boothe Luce resigns as ambassador to Italy with President Eisenhower accepting the move. The White House notes a real personal regret but confirms Luce plans to retire after Christmas holidays. She hopes a new ambassador is appointed soon.
Cuba plans to ask the UN General Assembly to urge a halt to Soviet deportations from Hungary. The Cuban delegation revised its resolution to drop a genocide claim, aiming to win more of the 74 votes. US opposition and non ratifiers influence the final text as Havana presses for action.
Spring Corp declares a 45 cent regular dividend and 200 cent extra per share at Bristol meeting. Stock dividend totals rise to 240 45 per share versus 220 last year. payment set for December 1 to stockholders of record December 1. Directors from the Detroit area note ongoing auto sector slump affects plans. Attendees include E. W. Pelli and A Holden.
A city police complaint from Sunday night details Howard Crawford of Cowopict Street noting his trap triggered by a cat. The First Ward Delicets Epen checked the incident finding two teens had permission to tap the piece of picnerts where felinis had been shught. The youths then attempted to protect Thy Tillis in an authorized manner.
This clipped obituary records the death of a person named Val Cuiuee in Washington. It notes service roles and affiliations with naval forces and labs, mentioning colleagues and locations such as Eau Chelee and Wik. The fragmentary text preserves key names and places while omitting clear dates or a full narrative.
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