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28 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 28, 1956
Page
1
Anti-U S Feelings Rising In Britain
British newspapers show rising anti American sentiment amid Tory and Liberal criticisms. The article notes Labour splits and Conservative tensions over UN Egypt policy with calls to withdraw British forces and demand international control of the Suez Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Britain
Tory
Reconciliation Conservative
Egypt
London
Eisenhower
Pelley
Ayelied Nut
Ubu
Wits Taeron
Eden Pionsuliinl
Mons
Seldyn
Histore
Svicks House
Frei
Selwyn Lloyd
Surs Canal
France
Frail Inbecwibou
Prime Mindat
Wits
Tretine
United Tos
City Merchants Announce Christmas Store Hours
City merchants released a schedule for the Christmas season with local outlets staying open Wednesday afternoon and Friday through Sunday December. Evening hours run until late. on Monday December fifth closing time is set for 6:20 p.m.
Drivers Escape Injury After Truck Crash Near Corry
Police identify drivers Kerry Dennison aged 25 of Corry and Emett Huntley aged 45 of Corry after a two vehicle collision on a Route near the Corry Water Supply facility. Damage to both trucks estimated at 600 dollars. Officers report Dennison’s vehicle struck Huntley’s, causing the impact. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pimpin Station
Siglo
Kerry Dennison
RD-3
Emett Huntley
Syle Dennison
Huntley
Israeli Leader Draws Hitler Parallel Over Nasser Actions
Prime Minister David Ben Gurion urged the world to condemn Egyptian methods used to expel stateless Jews and revoke Egyptian citizenship. He cited German Nazi deportation tactics and alleged support from a regional army to justify a harsh stance against Nasser and the Egyptian regime. The motion, backed by multiple parties, called for strong international pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Taraeli
SeCthp
David Beri-Gurion
Beitinn
Hitler
Nissa Ton-Gurion
Egypt
Isbella
Delee
Biyat
Beyniina
Mbp i Trompilie
Not
Ther
Comins
Ike selects Commissioner of Education from Chattanooga
President Eisenhower named Dr Lae Gildley Derthick as Commissioner of Education. Derthick, 51, will leave Chattanooga to take the post and will be paid about 14800 a year. His appointment awaits Senate confirmation and he will join Samuel Brownell in the education leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Gi UN
Bketiowen Day
Lae Gfien Gildley Derthick
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jack Anderson
Torner
Congress
Angelatank
Benson
White House
Watson
Thirkel Culture Department
Educaation Post
Derthick
Samuel M. Brownell
Aly Gin Herbert Brownell
Saruel Brownell
Detroit
cHalée
Berthick
Hage Green
Train wreck blast kills two near Michigan City Ind
Two people died when a fuel oil explosion followed a derailed Chesapeake and Ohio train at Wy 8 20 crossing south east of Michigan City. Victims were engineer Ray Powers and conductor Robert Johnson. the truck driver Charlie Wilson from Mishawka was injured and nearby workers tried to extinguish the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Biate Polle
Chesapeake & Obia
Mietsinan
Beehig
Chi
Igo
Ray Powers
Robert H. Johinsom
Bolt
Grand Rays
Niel
Charlie Wilson
Mishawka
Fire Destroys Tenant House Killing Yorkville Man
A fire swept through a brick tenant house, killing Obie coworker Staattgen tale noa come by Amoke Earl Mayhueh, 10, of Yorkville Ohio. The owner was Obie contractor Hie Apme Construction Co. of Cleveland. The tenant had been rooming at the home of My and Mery Patt for about a month. Leallie Evans 26, of Homestead, was also mentioned in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piptsburgh
Muntiatl
Earl Mayhueh
Yorkville
Ohio
Apme Construction Co
Cleveland
Evans
Administration Plans Four Billion Dollar Foreign Aid Push
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration aims to ask Congress in the budget for roughly four billion dollars in foreign aid for civilian, economic and military support to more than 40 nations. The plan, reviewed by State and Defense Departments, would cover the fiscal year ending June 30 and seeks about a billion dollars in new money this year to sustain aid at current levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Sk Congress
United States
Myrshill
Altigiats
Elsentinger
Danilnry
State and Defense Departments
Ulurnahenal
Tawe
Howe the
Sui’ Wysbacht
Jess Ura Ie
Winds Bring Cold Air Across Southland And Midwest
Unseasonably cold air spread from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic coast and into the southern states. Temperatures dipped into the 20s and 30s with gusty winds, while snow flurries appeared in parts of the Northeast and upper Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MidWest
Arnbom
Alsin
Wille
York Scurtiy
New Mexité la Louisina
Great Lakes
Riveaing
Iliac Int
Npettierny
Rule Out Libel In Letter Suit
The Supreme Court ruled that it is not libelous for a taxpayer to write a letter to a public official. The suit, brought by John Dempsey against Mrs Smith and sister, arose from a 1950 letter alleging misuse of county funds. After investigation, the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiuaeeer
Pensylvani Supreme Court
Ibelbuis
Mlegal
Aroise
John Danipsky
Allégheny County
Danpky
Nik Bethe Suilch
Alin
Willy
Ins
Dempaky
ARC Signs IBM for High Speed Computer Development
New York The Atomic Energy Commission has signed a contract with Machtubi Corp for development of a high speed computer. The project will be used for power generation research at the L E Mamas Noot Scientific Laboratory of the AEC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARC
IBM New York
The
Atomic Energy
Coajf Bissoh
Coti
Witok
Police Probe Note Written By Famed Trombonist
Greenwich reports ongoing investigation into Tommy Dorsey death. Police say a note allegedly written by Dorsey or his associate was found after the band leader's body was discovered, with authorities reviewing its contents and relation to a divorce case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trombonist
Greenwich
Donna
Tommy Dorsey
David W Robbins
Rose
Tom Ding
Slaniey Snapn
Robbins
Dorsey
Tina Birge
Hobbins Sal
Venseel Iuyer Wis
Torsey
Tito Denounces Personal Cult of Russia Leaders
A confused report accuses the Soviet leadership of fostering a personality cult and links it to Stalinist methods. It references Pravda and criticizes propaganda, deportations, and political system failures, noting alleged connections to Eastern Europe and Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Russia
Tj No
Pravda
Nikite
Khiticheya
Polk
Hsiitin
Pollley
Sbelal
Eastern
Europe
Ovis
Republic
Breih
New Yugoslavia
Xo Dass
Ail Gribes
Corryite Nominee Nominated by Swerlish of C Ravel
The text lists nominees for a position with the Seédieh Chawaber of Commerce of the United States, noting various figures and including the late M. Wilson and Henry head politicians. It mentions Judge Rowling Green and the death of another official, with references to industry and mining communities.
Tensions Rise as Soviet Involvement Suspected in Syria
Beirut reports mounting strain over Syria with talk of a possible Soviet backed coup in Damascus or Raghdan. Power remains split among pro Soviet officers led by Col Ahad Hand as Jordan weighs closer ties with Moscow and a shift in regional diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Troy
Damascus
Raghdad
Carcle
Semay Élian
Sysii
Col
Ahad
Jordan
Britain
Russia
Nuri
Middle East
Tatty
Keni Piisal
Nuri Sid
Syrian Mudia
Faisal
C of C Workers Set To Kick Off Appeal Tomorrow
Sverre to assist the Chamber at Commerce in its Keep Pace With Tomorrow program will officially kick off the drive tomorrow morning at 7:20. Participants will meet for breakfast in the Hotel Cory dining room. Boxer Brown is general chairman and will announce distribution of working kits and the campaign for 12,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C of C
Sverre
Chamber At Commerce
Cory
Boxer Brown
Two Named To Aero Board Debuts Of ADAGI Co Directors
Leo Stritiss announces two new directors for Aero Board Manufacturing Co Inc. Willis and Spence join the board. Willis previously led WR Grace Co and served as adviser to President Eisenhower, while Spence has ties to Willis Engine and other prominent firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adagi Ge Oe
Py Willis Jr
Axid
Davies L Spence
Aero Bupnly Manufacturing Co. Inc
Leo Stritiss
Willis
W. Re Grace To
Wille Housa
Adligis
Elamnhower
Wilsor
WR Grace & Co
Priontar
Wills
Willis Arr Service
Peterboro School of Atronyi Hes
WijikeRose Corporation
Tell Desigoern
Snd
Thermo Company
Tax Rate To Be Disclosed At Noon City Meeting
City Council set a noon special meeting to review the proposed 209.5 billion budget and discuss tax rate clarity. Finance Director Guy Abbey’s projection shows a net gain over last year with noted pay increases for city employees and unchanged street department spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Affairs
Department of Streets
Department of Safety
France
Guy Abbey
Earl Cherry
Councllman
Charles ‘Thompson
Cherry
Thompson
Robert Price
Ale
Guy’ Abbey
South Center Street
Lawrence Airport
Towne
Stanford Hose Company
Ray Laurie
Nho Point
Ini
Council
Durie
American Crew Abandons Ship In China Sea
Reported in Manila that hundreds of Asia seamen were missing as a freighter crew abandoned ship amid South China Sea storms. The Dan Dan freighter cargo copper concentrates sank after the crew left, while a U.S. Navy ship stood by and suspected to have taken men aboard. Offshore fishing fleets and planes were affected as weather worsened with ships grounded and possible further disappearances along Malaya’s east coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Asia
Freiehler
South China Sea
Globe Wireless
Charles F Dan
Cress
Lidgayen Gulf
Lavon Tstanidhe
Philippines
Tacoma
Malaya
Johore
Ysl Huth
Refugees Flow Out Despite Promises From Hungary
Refugees flee Hungary into Austria despite promises of aid. The exodus, sparked by political unrest and a puppet government under the Budapest regime, grows as authorities warn the West may view escapees as forced labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Trainser
Simnesty
Austria
Cevolt-Orn
Filettlves
Credneel Pvt
Comnti
Saint
Heuastoni Dietiilion Parsl
Fuede Muennich
Tnininter
Fetlvd Fortes
Hungarhint
Plane Crash Victims Taken Down Mountain
A New York to Caracas airliner crashed in the Boca Chica mountains killing 25 aboard including 10 Americans and the 1950 batting champion. Victims listed include Charles Peete of Omaha Nebraska and Nelson Rockefeller had booked passage but flew another flight. The crash area was described as wooded mountains with bodies scattered over a city block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakacas
Genexies
Negro
Outfelder
Charles Peete
Omata
Neb
Venesielin
Caribbean
Maiquetin
Caracas
Boca Chick Range
Wreekixe
Linea Areapostal
New York
Atlantic
Asbury Park
N. J
U.S
Grand Canyon
Nelson Rockefeller
Peete
Louis Cardinachile
Wis
Veneruyls
Sinatra Signs Pact With ABC
Singers agent announces a three year exclusive contract for Sinatra with ABC covering all activities except magir Tanking. The deal includes a weekly hour program and two hourly special shows on ABC television networks plus production by Heent Productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee
Pari Shausten
Browersiistinng
Hvat Bron
Tims
Bison Stimten
ABC Television
Heent Productions
Suitis Awded Corporation
New Ambassador to India Named AuGUSIA
Appointment of Warren B. Bunker as ambassador to India appears in the report, noting his prior service with the American Red Cross and previous postings to other nations. The notice references a recess appointment and upcoming talks with India's Prime Minister, amid broader political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusia
Eisenhower
Hid
Cros
Ambay
Tootndy i Bunker
Nene
Tolin
Oye Shower
Bunker
Arielons
Argentina
Joli
Sherman
Gooner
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Erie
Asvoel
Nasser
Ike
Administration
Geen Yen
Cyan
Burge
Otis
Mrs. Dorse
Bar Ae
Mrs. Dorssey
Newark
Barzle
India
Atlee Din Ali
Dorsay Rother
Corryite
Garymmestown
Commerc
United Stady
Allerici
Hum
Ieee
East
Pravda Deckirnd
Sip
Port Syria
Anguivir
Brian
Can ‘Alder
Suleiman Nabulsi
Beitiah Mies
Nabulsi
Seria
Aero Board
China Sea
Sinatra
ABC
Elisabeth
Buckingham Palace
Ulead
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