15 Oct 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1956
Page
1
A fragmented OCR snippet notes a sale action with unclear details. The readable elements include a phrase resembling B4 EIN SALE and names Coline On, suggesting a local notice about a sale event though key facts remain unreadable.
Readable fragments mention a public notice context with unclear dates and names. No clear event or outcome emerges beyond generic references to a meeting or agenda. Entities are unreadable, making precise identification impossible.
The United Nations moves to resolve the Suez crisis with Britain aiming to activate SCUA to manage canal tolls and arbitration. Dulles and Lloyd discussed mediation with Hammarikold, while the Security Council endorsed six guiding principles for open passage and toll arrangements involving Egypt and canal users.
A Philadelphia case questions whether a numbers game operator must pay a $50 gambling tax. The U S Circuit Court reversed a district ruling, holding that the operator may only report wagers rather than receive them. Details involve Victor Calamito arrested as a pickup man operating three months at $40 weekly. The court debated whether receiving wagers triggers the tax.
The wife of Yugoslav vice consul Stanislav Jutznic, 26, was arrested after a downtown J C Penney shoplifting incident involving 20.75 in goods. She was held five hours, released on her own recognizance, and awaits word on immunity from Washington. Prosecutors and State Department officials say no convention covers this matter.
Washington reports a 41 year old steel foreman, Warren Myers, was stabbed to death and his wife Martha, 44, critically injured in a domestic dispute in Cannonsburg Peters Township. Janet Myers, 19, awoke to the argument around 5 30 am. She sought help as both parents bled heavily and Myers died at Cannonsburg General Hospital from chest and facial wounds.
President Eisenhower plans to outline a policy to continue military and economic aid to Yugoslavia with reviews to gauge Moscow ties. The decision hinges on Tito’s relations with Russia, wheat needs, and domestic grain concerns. Congress has pressed for conditions linking aid to Yugoslavia’s independence and anti Soviet aims.
The 1996 97 Community Chest Campaign began with mailed letters to local fraternal groups and out of town headquarters. Campaign Chairman Harold Mishler urged broad support from businesses and organizations, noting past generous contributions and urging participation before the October 31st close.
West Babylon police recovered a dusty hoard after a robbery left John Midis 68 badly battered and $12,000 missing. Neighbors were shocked by the ramshackle house filled with money and debris as investigators later examined the scene and questioned Van Huda and other residents about the alleged stash.
Charges filed against a man described as Corry picture fat who admitted hindering traffic Saturday afternoon near a near crash in Gosy Northweek Street and East Canpran Street. Police reported the incident in detail and information on the charge was filed with Alderman Maven.
Yugoslav and Italian communists issue a joint statement pledging mutual respect for differing views on how communism should develop. The move boosts Tito's Yugoslav party, once condemned by Moscow, as Hungarian leaders arrive to reestablish their party line. Longo of the Italian Communist Party backs Tito in Belgrade at a press conference.
Most Rev Edwin T McManaman auxiliary bishop leads confirmation at St Thomas Church Erie Diocese with 172 candidates from parish and visitors. Procession from St Edward's School to the church and back to the rectory followed the ceremony. Clergy from Corry Titusville Meadville Girard Union City and surrounding area assisted and heard a sermon by the bishop.
Teachers from the Northwestern district attend the Pennsylvania State Education Association annual convention in Erie at the Warner Theatre with Dr. Kenneth McFarland delivering the keynote address on Hopes of Gold. The event includes general sessions and a National Education Association film shown in Strong Vincent auditorium.
Government attorneys pressed forward as the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic trial resumed this weekend. Officials argued about labeling and effectiveness claims while defendants contested the government’s case and the trial schedule during proceedings in a state court.
A Royal Air Force spokesman said debris from a missing U S military transport aircraft was located about 370 miles southwest of Land’s End. The wreckage, including wheels, was picked up by the British tanker Navicella as U S Air Force authorities confirm parts match the missing plane. A British search craft picked up the undercarriage piece and a new search is being built around the site while rescue operations continue.
Charles Lutsovich 32 walked from a cave on a Greensburg farm and surrendered after shooting his mother and sister fatally and wounding his father. The attack occurred during a TV night as another daughter, Helen Lutsovich, died later in a Pittsburgh hospital. The family doctor said Lutsovich had a mental ailment and had been urged to institutionalize him. A murder charge was planned, with the killer showing no remorse.
The Philippines faces a garlic and onion shortage with government controls limiting import prices to 29 cents per pound. Reported black market prices reach about $1.25 per pound as housewives struggle to cook.
Israel summoned one ambassador for crisis talks amid rising tensions with Jordan over rumored Iraqi troop movements. The Foreign Ministry warned against actions that could destabilize the Middle East, while Britain urged caution and stressed that such moves might provoke regional instability as Jordan prepares for elections next Sunday.
A Corry man James Slagle and four other occupants fled from a gunman at Main Street. Police entered the building and King, armed with shotguns and 12 shells, surrendered after being ordered held for court on charges of pointing a deadly weapon. He faced a $500 bond. Others named include Abbu Morrison and Clyde Hiillard.
A tropical storm edged north toward Florida with a 120 mile south of Miami center. Advisory notes winds 25 to 40 miles per hour and a developing elongated center. The Miami Weather Bureau cautioned the storm may become tropical in character as it moves northward.
Allegheny College naming and election highlights include Paul W. Johnston as chairman and Tohinston Harold K Bronks named vice chairman. New general trustees Ralph W. Demuler Ark Armour Hillstrom John J Ball Edward Sabli joined board. several long-time and organizational trustees returned for terms. President Lars Jones Lee Polkation notes Johnston’s request and calls it a strong start for his first year.
A discussion among Route 6 supporters in WenDville centers on securing federal highway funds to advance a proposed short-way route through Pennsylvania. Key figures include Donld A. Cook managing editor and George Wittam, with comments from Joe Lawler and other highway officials. Planning notes emphasize federal support, construction hurdles, and potential local impact as the group weighs official action and next steps.
Corry Jamestown Mix Corp事故 weekend injures reported at Corry Memorial Hospital. Armitage 26 of 851 East Mainstreet lost fingers on right hand in a punch press accident. He underwent surgery from 12:40 to 1:43 pm and remained in hospital in guarded condition. Another victim, Pat Miller of 532 East Main Street, suffered a crushed left toe after a fall from a ladder while working. A 1-year-old was treated for injuries from a fall at home. multiple other injuries listed without clear details.
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