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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1956

Page

3

Delay on Rt. 6 span stalls bridge overhaul in Warren

Warren County Highway Superintendent Chester Walker said the dangerous bridge railing over the serpentine span east of Youngsville will not be finished until next spring. A $10,000 bid failed as the contractor could not complete before winter, with the bid thrown up and certified check lost. Bids will be reopened in spring as funds are available. Other county work includes blacktopping 195 miles of Follett Run to Yankee Bush road and paving to Chapman Dam spillway and Fox Hill road before October 15.

Warren- County Chester Walker Youngsville Distret Walker Follett Run Yankee Bush Road Alo Chapman Dam Fox Hill Russia

Shotgun Raid on Disorderly House at 150 East 19th Street

A dispute over a shotgun led to a raid on a disorderly house at 150 East 19th Street on Saturday. M Crosby faced charges for brandishing the shotgun as Frank Norris allegedly chased him with the weapon. A party led by Sgt. Charles Buerger entered the building and subdued occupants. Georgie Braxton, the renter, was detained as proprietor.

East 19Th Street M. ©. Crosby Agilnst Frank Norris Norris Crosby Set Charles Buerger Buerger Georgie Braxton

Erie Wins Federal Grant for Port Development

Erie, the first U.S. city to receive a fed port development grant, is approved for 147 500 to fund subsurface investigations, cost estimates, and final planning for dredging wharf and terminal facilities. The grant covers shore bolstering access highways and railway links with flexibility for any port planning changes.

ERIE United States HHFA Highey and Railway Parsons, Brinckirbol Halt Macdonald Popineerinig Walker Walker Sid AIL Wes

Benson to Speak at Erie Grange Session in Gannon Hall

Secretary Benson will address the Pennsylvania State Grange gathering in Erie at 7:30 p m EDT in Gannon Auditorium. Master Herschel D Newsom will follow with remarks as the program opens with grange ceremonies and a Die mit address at Cathedral Prep Auditorium.

Twit Benson Pennsylvania Ml Erie Benson Gannon Auditorium Herschel D. Newsom Tie National Grange Grange Ceemonies Diemit Cathedral Prep H. A. ‘Thompson Pennsylvania Association of ‘Township Supervisors Crawford County Erie

Body of Missing Man Identified Near Arroyo

State Police identified the badly decomposed body found near Arroyo, 13 miles south of Ridgway, as Merle Platt, 53, of Vandergrift. Platt vanished from a hunting camp near that location on the evening of September 8, 1950.

Ridgway Rideway Arroyo Elk County Merle Platt Vandergrift Platt David Berger John Serge Joseph Var

Soviet Premier Bulganin presses U S disarmament talks

Washington report notes Bulganin again pressed for ban on nuclear weapons and suggested gradual disarmament with inspections. Eisenhower replied with guarded positions while UN talks stalled. Stevenson, late 1956 Democratic candidate, reiterated earlier calls to end H bomb tests.

Bulgatin Pushes End to Atomic Weapon Tests

Six days after a previous note, Bulgatin urged Eisenhower to end testing of atomic and hydrogen weapons. Stevenson then shifted to an H-bomb test ban focus. A follow up letter on October 17 repeated the call, noting election relevance. Eisenhower replied promptly, stating his position.

Bulgatin Anothe Etter Eisenhower Stevenson Builganin Riser Hower Bules

Eisenhower warns against sending forces to Poland or Europe

The president argues that direct military action to assist Poland could trigger a broader world war and urges caution. He notes the Soviet high command faces a dilemma after Stalin's death as it relaxes Stalinist controls and risks aggressive moves in Eastern Europe.

Soviet Union Europe Stalin

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