23 Oct 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1956
Page
1
Fragmented dispatch reports five rebels captured trigger riots and mass demonstrations in Algiers as police clash with protesters. Widespread unrest spreads to Rabat and western regions with allegations of government brutality and rebel movements.
A chaotic Soviet era style report describes upheaval in the Hungarian Communist Party with new leadership anticipated. Mentions Nagy and exile proposals, Moscow influence questioned, and internal purges amid a shifting elite. An unrelated Madrid air force note reports church planes in a U S plan for an American obmtean plane with people aboard.
President Eisenhower, described by aides as fit, will have a full physical examination at Walter Reed Army Hospital over the weekend. Officials announced plans for a new medical checkup and a possible news conference with his doctors. The White House said Eisenhower would make a statement on hydrogen bomb testing and attend a Carpenters and Joiners Union dinner in New York.
Emporium radio station WEMR ends operations after owner Agnello cites permanent suspension. Co owner Rennekimp resigns amid transmitter removal and tower departure. Also notes death of Admiral Gould Mulfih, former Pearl Harbor inquiry president, at age 80 in San Diego.
The Blaine Highways Department asks the U.S. Commerce Secretary to add 306 miles to Pennsylvania’s Interstate network. Proposals include 109 miles paralleling U.S. 19, 92 miles from Shamokin to New York line on U.S. 15, and 34 miles of divided highway from Washington to West Virginia along U.S. 19.
A Los Angeles aviation firm loss after a twin engine Piper Apache crash off the coast killed Cort J. Strough 36 a senior flight test engineer. Missing are John F. O'Brien and Girard Radice both associated with North American Aviation Inc and its Palmdale facility.
A devastating blast at Southmayd Elementary severely damaged the upper floor while the campus was empty for recess. Janitor Larry Meth, 16, died and a high school junior was badly burned. Officials cited a gas explosion in the old cafeteria as the cause.
A Polish couple appeals directly to Soviet Premier Bulganin to reunite with their daughter Rose and her husband, detained behind the Iron Curtain for 12 years. They write from Tossie to Mr and Mrs John Kielman, asking only basic needs and one chance to see their child. The Kielmans have not seen their 33 year old daughter since a walk in their former Likawien home in Poland.
In Pottsville Pa a 1 year old mother faced murder charges after attempts to kill her two children by slashing wrists and then hanging herself. She told investigators she tried to take her life. The older child Ethel 13 left for school and the younger two were attacked in their bed. Joseph died. the mother and the surviving daughter were hospitalized and later released. She remained in county jail awaiting grand jury action.
JOHNSTOWN Pa five members of the Healing Arts Committee of Cambria County face charges of improper solicitation of election funds for Attorney Arnesti F Walker Republican candidate for a senate seat The charges filed by Walker s Democratic opponent State Sen John J Holuska name Dr D Rhodes Johnstown Fred Arble Carrolltown Dr Harold B Kerr Barnesboro Preston A Paul Conemaugh and O Miller Johnstown The committee allegedly circulated a fundraising letter claiming funds would aid Walkers candidacy and be used to persuade voters The Hoxsey Cancer Clinic run by Haluska Portage Pa is under federal suit with charges that its cancer treatment is worthless.
Four former Pennsylvania Turnpike toll takers and several union members picketed the Capitol Building in a driving rain. They carried placards condemning labor activity as a cause for their firings while claiming the action was unauthorised and not a wildcat strike.
The French government announced a recall amid divided opinions on Egypt policy. A diplomat indicated the move was for consultations and an immediate explanation was expected regarding the recall of the envoy.
About 80 people attend a dinner as a panel of 22 valuators begins a three day inspection of the Warrers city schools. Superintendent Whipple chairs the committee assessing pupil programs, teaching methods, and curriculum against standards set by the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Results will be compiled for Philadelphia and may affect accreditation and college admission prospects.
In Atlantic City the Pennsylvania Medical Society delegates face votes on resolutions from three groups to terminate its pact with the United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund. The Westmoreland County Medical Society cites ongoing confusion and conflicts, while Lawrence County and Allegheny Valley physicians push similar action. A spokesman notes the fund has imposed an ultimatum over hospital staff appointments, with Citizens General Hospital in New Kensington named in context.
Charles Joseph Tikkata, 41, of Garland, driver of the Tuitorubile, was charged following a Sunday morning collision on Conewange and Third avenues that killed Bev Ruse-Ricairds, 21, and involved police investigation. The case centers on the operator’s alleged recklessness and connection to the Round Eretne incident last week.
Washington officials warn Russia could use force to curb Poland’s push for independence. Kremlin leaders weigh counter moves as two Soviet divisions moved toward the Polish frontier but did not cross. Officials say Moscow fears losing control of satellite states and the buffer against a broader conflict.
Dauphin County grand jury probes 192 million dollar scheme against the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. Acting President Judge William Neely refused to name witnesses, citing secrecy. Atty. Gen. Herbert Gohen, tied to the probe, faces questions over participation by Maine Mine Research and Development Co. Reading. Rumors swirl over possible contempt if secrecy endures past the current term.
Harold Mishler, general chairman, announced the Community Chest total rose to 8903 yesterday. The drive stands at over 20 percent of the 497,049 goal with key divisions contributing. Industrial Employes Division led by Jack Wilson adds 2854, followed by Corporations Division under A. Byice Smith. Advance Gifts led by Keith Heaton and Government Banks Hospitals and Utilities under Al Clark also show gains.
Yugoslav and Hungarian Communist delegations pledged cooperation in economic and cultural relations to reduce tensions and promote amity. The Belgrade conference noted progress in international relations and Tito’s era of nonaligned progress, inviting a Yugoslav delegation to visit Hungary.
The Corry Chamber of Commerce board meets Thursday night at 8 in the Municipal Building to decide if a full time executive secretary will be hired after E F Bettes vacated the post. Directors have interviewed two candidates and hope for a decision by May 1. A Chicago firm has proposed handling the membership drive with dates set for November 12 and December 5, and a decision on hiring may come Thursday night.
Mrs Pollock was identified after her body washed ashore near Long Point in Lake Erie. Police say she and her husband were aboard a patrol boat when their vessel apparently capsized, triggering a search that yielded her body yesterday afternoon. Relatives reported the couple had been missing since the incident near New York.
The city commission discusses a proposed multi million dollar, ten year TV rate plan from Hell Television Co to fund a new Chad argument. The measure, set for final consideration on February 15, follows earlier hearings that began in February.
Riots erupt as banners trampled and Soviet troops rumored near Poland. Crowds in Werockiwy tear down symbols of Soviet influence while chants urge Rokossovsky and Katyn truth. Reports describe dangerous scenes across border towns as Poland leans toward independence and a rightward government stance.
Two detectives and two others were held on bribery charges in a case spanning multiple counties. The investigation cited illicit payments linked to official actions, with authorities stating ongoing efforts to uncover all participants and violations. The report notes named individuals and organizations involved, but details remain partially unclear due to garbled text.
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