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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1956
Page
1
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Fire station crews trained on hose handling and uphill pumping drills. Aiming to improve efficiency, firemen navigated a steep incline, tested pumps, and evaluated water flow. Observers noted equipment performance and operator technique during the session.
A $140,000 grant to the Redevelopment Authority of Shharaye was approved to redevelop a slum area in the Huby La Heiney district. The plan, backed by state officials and the Geneva Assembly, follows the Tennessee style in a 1996 approval sequence with signatures from the governor and local commissioners.
Mary Leone, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanh Leone of 220 Medd Avenue, is improving at Corry Medical Hospital after developing meningitis. Doctors report tentative short-term relief as public school staff seek to secure necessary medicine.
Harrisburg district attorney calls for swift action on a Pennsylvanian Turnpike probe. A state court panel may recommend whether investigations should proceed, with Herbert Cohen and Atty. Gen. Wright weighing in. Widespread concerns target former Turnpike Commission leaders and related contracts.
Middle Paxton Township schools face a possible settlement over daily bus trips for 16 children. A Monday meeting will include directors and parents to discuss safer transport, with PTA representatives appointed to attend.
Two lawyers John M. Nels of Lexington and Elmer Patenan of Austin, Texas, plead innocent to federal charges involving lobbying activity. The case names a Superior Court official Lorcanitarnia For whom they work at Towities. Trial details remain pending.
British opinion on the Suez affair is deeply divided over whether to appeal to the United Nations or pursue a military option without UN approval. Prime Minister Eden faces a split cabinet and party lines as Labour advocates urge UN action and unions demand United Nations support to avert war.
August construction activity in Cory City totals over 600000 with major projects accounting for 284500 YMCA work 200000 Bliss Realty Co building and other permits totaling through the month. City Engineer Don Williamson notes several nearby sites including a church and residences with costs ranging from 1000 to 58000 and ongoing excavation and steel framing at YMCA and Ajax projects.
In Dunbar near Mt Braddock, Roy Plewher 24 of Mineral Point was shot to death with a .22 rifle four miles south of the town. Suspect Taylor Pleteher, brother-in-law of the victim, is in custody for questioning. The infant child of Plewher and Elizabeth Zebley were present. the mother died yesterday. Zehley’s property and a struggle preceded the shooting, with arrest at 11:30 p.m. by officers.
The Columbus community hosts a bridge opening with a 7 p.m parade featuring fire vehicles and floats, followed by a street dance on the main bridge over Brokenstraw Creek. Speakers include Joseph Fogo and Howard Jones with engineers from the State Highway Department. The Columbus Volunteer Fire Department sponsors the event inviting residents of Columbus Cory and nearby areas.
President Eisershiewer endorses a 40a drive against communism in high schools and colleges. He urges the newly formed Committee on American Education and Customs to explain the communist threat and the Soviets model. The committee, led by William Yonten-Egyett of Harvard, seeks to counteract alleged communist influence in education with support from The Foundation and other prominent groups.
The Menzies mission met with President Nasser for about three hours in Cairo and adjourned without a decision on a canal settlement. A spokesman said the effort aimed to seek a starting point for negotiations rather than a full solution, with further moves expected after London and Washington weigh in.
A Clymer mother backed from her home injuring her son Roy Jr Wis 6 as the rear door opened and the boy fell to the ground. He was in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital with superficial wounds and possible internal injuries. Two others received emergency treatment at the hospital for minor injuries including a broken ankle and a sprain.
British press recalls a Scotsman named Bland who, at the Highland Games in front of Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family, momentarily lost his kilt. The incident drew laughter from the Queen and Princesses, with Bland quickly recovering his garment amid the public embarrassment.
Hubert Dredge of Mt Morris was accused of pilfering 22 from Ray Fisher's account at the Bank of Morgan. Dredge faced charges of fraudulent pretense as he appeared in court, with a $6,000 bond set and $5,000 pledged in state funds.
Police continue probing a kidnapping killer as the mother of the infant is questioned again amid a widening inquiry. The case centers on a missing baby and authorities are pursuing leads while reviewing new tips and witness statements.
Two U.S. Marines drowned off a North Camp beach as rescue efforts continued. Helicopters from the 2nd Battalion 5th Regiment searched for more missing in rough surf after a hot day of field work. A helicopter pilot recalled the dramatic rescue attempt as strong cross winds hampered recovery.
The Court of Military Appeals upheld the Army court martial conviction of Childe J. Batchelor of Kermit Texas for aiding communists while a prisoner of war in Korea. The unanimous ruling maintained guilt on two counts of informing against fellow prisoners and aiding communist propaganda. Batchelor received a two-decade sentence after the 1954 conviction. defense claims that such informing could aid prisoners were rejected.
Dominican Republic news item reports publisher GIUDAY TRUJILLO and Robert Harrison say a shooting near Jara Bacoa was accidental after an argument over a Confidential article. Weldy left to fetch help. Harrison and actress Grene Courtney were treated for exhaustion and exposure and expected to recover.
A girl of eleven remained in serious condition after a dough mixing machine scalp injury. Burrons fitted the scalp and doctors performed a lengthy operation to reattach tissue around the eye area, eyebrows, and neck. Medical staff reported initial signs of improvement but warned of possible complications.
Fragmentary OCR text describes officials and party affiliations in Chicago with unclear names and roles. Mentions include a Mr Peter and references to Republican association, women and local leadership. Details are unreadable, limiting a precise summary of events.
In New Haven the FBI steps back from the probe into the Ruotalo baby case citing no interstate angles. Cynthia Ruotalo, 6 weeks old, was found in a plastic bag in Hamden's Lake Whitney after being snatched near Sears Roebuck. Coroner reports bruising but not yet determined cause of death. investigation shifts to local authorities while FBI coordinates as needed.
A disjointed report describes VEW aides seeking a print expert. The text mentions names and actions in a garbled sequence, referencing police, a Dripernetnin, and various vague events.
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