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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1956
Page
4
The piece surveys public water fluoridation across communities, noting goals to protect children's teeth and rising adoption from 1951 to 1955. It discusses opposition, cost, and the path toward universal fluoridation within a decade, plus a section on Eisenhower's UN atomic energy proposal and challenges of verification.
An eighty two nation conference reached a compromise formula for inspection and control of materials, removing the final barrier to the agency for peaceful development and use of the atom. The plan covers two fissionable materials supplied by the agency to participating nations and the United States, as the leading producer, has agreed to provide such materials.
About 1,000 Duquesne University students staged a mock election. President Eisenhower was re elected with 896 votes to 390 for Stevenson. In the U S Senate race, Joseph S Clark won 580 to 408 against incumbent James H Duff.
Yesterday memories of Corry report Chief John Flannigan warning of immediate arrests for property destruction tied to Halloween observances tonight and Saturday. Corry sends two Hi Y districts to Edinboro church meeting with about 150 boys and girls. State liquor store to close all day Tuesday for election. saloons follow state control board restrictions.
A fragmented item notes town events for an October 30 observance with Edwin Cave as a featured speaker and a Rex Theatre meeting with Manager Parker. It mentions a bike accident at a steel plant injuring a worker and Mrs Mary McKinley, 63, dying from burns after clothing caught fire while she was preparing a meal.
Testimony in a civil suit over some 500000 pills seized from the Hoxsey Clinic at Portage centers on potassium iodide. Doctors Max Gerson and H D Hill testify that iodide is beneficial under special conditions and in some cancer cases. Government witnesses say iodide may stimulate cancer growth. Assistant US Attorney Demay challenged the defense witnesses with past records.
Paul McDonald of El Dorado Arkansas W H Shoemaker of Bradford Arkansas and AR Wher rite of Shreveport Louisiana among seven new members elected to the executive committee yesterday by the Independent Petroleum Association of America.
Funeral service for Mrs Rose Fredell was held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Robert DeBoer of the First Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Lloyd Sherlock Sr James Clark John Gilmore Chan Hubert Donald Simmonson and M He Shambaugh. Members of the Bethany Class and the Women’s Relief Corps attended as honorary escorts. guests included Alfred Peterson Melvin Edinger Mary Melander of Mr Jewett Richard Grivell of Kane and Harry Abplanalp of Smethport.
Ramon S. Munez, 27, Jamestown, was committed to Chautauqua County Jail at Mayville for 40 days until fines are paid after an auto crash at 10 30 a m in front of Hollenbeck's Service Station Route 17. He pleaded guilty to operating a car without a license and failure to stop. Justice Johnson ordered $50 fine or 40 days, and $20 fine or 10 days.
Harrisburg Senator M Harvey Taylor calls the warrant against Governor Leader a mistake and says it should not have been sworn. The unserved order connects to criminal contempt tied to the Turnpike Mine case, with service planned at the Capitol this week. Local media were briefed and a televised address was planned for further comment.
An Erie page fragment recounts a collision of events involving Napoleon and Waterloo imagery, with scattered names and garbled phrases. The piece references a Sunday timing and a named but unclear local context, suggesting a satirical or dramatic note rather than a clear report.
A series of department burglaries in Erie yielded cash and goods including 427.97 from a shop and 150 from St Marys institution. A window smashed at a service station and a mail room envelope theft was noted. Police seek clues.
Fragmented OCR text lists named heads of colleges and universities with unclear attributions. It mentions Wislie- OH til tntiesson Goltewe is the head of ae Peilnsylvania AS Wellin of Chlteg's and Univer.
Readable listings show WBEN TV Buffalo Channel 4 airings for 5:00 to 12:05 with children's theater, Range Rider, news, sports, and multiple political programs. Prime time includes Annie Oakley, Namé That Tune, The $64,000 Question, Red Skelton, and The Garry Moore Show. Late night features news, Weather, Sports, and serials guiding viewers through the night schedule.
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