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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1956

Page

6

Local road project bids and deer crash report mix

A Townville bid by Dunn's Yow for widening and curb work waits a 1.02 year project window and a $200 reward for contract issues. District Game Warden Titus cites 83 deer killed this year in Warren with 25-day losses and urges cautious driving. An 8-year-old Ashville girl injured in a Sherman driver incident, Dorothy Blanchard treated for back injuries and concussion. Corry Knights of Columbus outlines a six program SAFEGUARDS FOR AMERICA series on WOTR Sundays.

Townville Dunn Warren David Titus Sherman Ashville Jamestown General Hospital Dorothy Blanchard Mayville Ned A. Lawson Corry Knights of Columbus Council 425

Bethlehem Steel Sees Bright Outlook Despite 1956 Slump

Bethlehem Steel executives forecast a good overall year in 1957 despite a sharp third quarter drop caused by a prolonged steelworkers strike. Eugene Grace said profits for 1956 will fall short of 1955, but firm expects record business and production in 1957 with sales around 2.2 billion dollars and earnings per share near the prior year’s level.

Eugene G. Grace Bethlehem Chile Beard Grace Beth- Ishem

Mindszenty Freed From Prison Reported Near Austria

Cardinal Mindszenty, Hungarian primate once sentenced to life for treason in 1949, is said to be freed from prison last month and living in a small village near the Austro Hungarian border. The report comes via Rev Joseph Vecsey to Dr George N Shuster of Hunter College, via a Vienna contact.

Senmor de. Shuster Bopk Shim

Clarion Woman Enters Race Against Gavin in 23rd District

Mrs. Grice M. Sloan, widow of U S Marshal John M Sloan and Democratic state committee member, launches her first bid for Congress in the 23rd district. Veteran Rep Leon Hi Gavin of Oil City seeks an eighth term amid a Republican edge. Gavin sits on the House Armed Forces Committee and pursues conservation and flood control projects in a district including Venango, Forest, McKean, Warren, Jefferson, Clarion and Elk counties. Sloan calls the campaign "most interesting."

Republic Grice M. Sloan U. S John M Sloan Democratic State Committee Congress Leon Hi Gavin Oil City Gavin O! City Chamber of Commerce House Armed Forces Committee Pennsylvania Zird Vemango Forest McKean Warren Jefferson Clarion Elk Sloan

Man Finds Hoard of Gold Coins in Pipe Near Center City

Unemployed laborer Julius Bracy found a pipe filled with gold coins totaling 5542.50 while cleaning rubble from a slum clearance site near Center City. Coins dated 1803 to 1928 included $20, $10, $5 and a $250 piece. owner unknown, Bracy may keep or sell if unclaimed.

Phluaussehia G. S Julius Bracy Center City Bracy New York Times William Lee Res Hnd Baldwin Locomotive Works

Chinese Riot In Singapore

In Singapore today riot tensions rose as police opened fire during clashes linked to student unrest. About 2000 demonstrators faced off with authorities on the east side of the city, with several Europeans reported injured. Police and British troops reinforced the island as six Europeans were hurt and tensions persisted through the night.

Siukapare Camirnisiyvt Hile Sss Promestitiyette Studenk Ibs Strikkine Hoodinls ii Donald MacGillivray Kilaln Lismper Sngspore

Disabled Child Fears Being Different in Society

Dr Esty of the State Health Department told the annual festival group that disabled children’s emotional distress from their impairments depends on environmental factors. He warned against both overprotective and underprotective parenting, urging balanced care to support experience and education for these children.

Sic Asseig City Pennsylany Geoffrey W Esty Tee State Health Department Pennsylvanie Srestival Society Dy Esty Esty Orcotecon Stout Yace

Nine Million to Receive Social Security Benefits by November

The Social Security Administration announced that by November 30 nine million people will start receiving federal old age and survivors monthly benefits. Commissioner Charles I. Schott-Wendes predicted this figure.

Washington Seciet Security Administration Charles I Schott- Wendes

Duff and Duff Endorse Eisenhower Team At GOP Rallies

Philadelphia report on Ed Martin and James Duff urging voters to back the Eisenhower Nixon ticket and a Republican Congress. They also advocate reelecting Duff to the Senate and supporting state officials Charles Smith for auditor general and Robert Kent for state treasurer to challenge the Leader administration's tax plans and protect jobs.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Edward Martin James Ho Duff Thomas E. Dewey New York al Tontawny Adlai Stevenson Sen Martin 26Th Ward Republican Club Duff Eisenhower Nixon Congress America Jim Duff Senate Charles Smith Robert Kent

Union editor fired in Aliquippa over dues raise criticism

Michiel Za horski says he has been dismissed as editor of Local 1211 United Steelworkers monthly publication for criticizing an international dues increase.

Aliquippa Michiel Za~horski Local 1211 United Steelworkers

Study Charges Against PRR CaeeNEtTaC Pu

Public Utility Commission opened a hearing yesterday on charges that the Pennsylvania Railroad contributed to dangerous conditions in the Kiski Junction Switching Yard at Apollo. L. V. Peacock, PUG examiner, led the session as part of the inquiry into operating hazards.

PRR Caeenettac Pu Pennsylvania Railroad Kiski Junction Apollo Public Utility Commission L. V. Peacock PUG Examiner

Charge filed by Brotherhood of Railroad Tranmen

The Brotherhood of Railroad Tranmen filed charges asserting dire danger to nearby trains as the PRA invoked writs to avoid using Jiymnen when stationing on the branch. The line avoids sending a bloke Lenis Howton amid claims of risk to operations. New plantations in Brazil are planting rubber trees brought from Liberia, West Africa.

Brotherhood of Railroad Tranmen Ce Brother Frogd-Alling PRA Allroad Lenis Howton Brazil Liberia Weat Africa

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