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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1956

Page

6

Sherman collision injures man and charges filed

Henry Cally, 42, of Sherman, was injured in a Thursday afternoon collision on the Plymer Sherman road. Cally faced a reckoning charge after being summoned to appear before Justice John Jones. Clarence Drayer, 87, of Sherman, escaped injury as both vehicles suffered front-end damage. Inquiries by George Stout and Dale Campalyn noted Cally’s northbound vehicle veered left, colliding with a southbound car driven by Drayer.

Sherman Marn Sherman Sheriff’ Department Henry Cally Shermanie John Jones Cady Westfield Memorial Hospital Niles George Stout Dale Campalyn Plymer-Sherman Leff Clarence R. Drayer Sheridan Drayer

Stevenson At Springfield Calls Issues Methods Not Peace

Adlai Stevenson told a Springfield audience that 1956 issues center on how to achieve peace and prosperity. He criticized GOP claims but urged unity, noting state auditor Orville E. Hodge’s prison term and praising Richard Aust in as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. He argued for broad prosperity and lasting world peace, stressing practical steps over slogans.

Springfield Ill E. Stevenson Aerm Stevenson Citzens Tlinois Richard Alstin Austin Democratic State Central Committee Cook County Herbert C. Paschen Paschen Tse Tke

Underground Predawn EOKA Raid Hits Kyrenia Police

An EOKA raiding party attacked Kyrenia police station before dawn, using bombs and automatic weapons. The assailants fled with two machine guns six revolvers and 260 pounds of ammunition. at least one raider is believed wounded. Police reported no casualties.

Sucupin Cyprus EOKA Tady Theorth Kyrenia Amory Island Greece

Vida J. Kirin Dies at 66 in Pennsylvania

Vida J. Kirin, 65, of 982 Mead Avenue, died last evening at Comy Memorial Hospital after being ill at home. Born June 18, 1890 in Yugoslavia, he came to the United States in 1906 and settled in Josephine, Pa. He married Lucy Silavinci in 1912. The couple moved to Slovan, Pa in 1915, where he worked 17 years at American Zinc Chemical Co. In 1932 they moved to a farm in Columbus Township, and since 1951 to their present home. Kirin worked at Ajax Tron Works from 1940 until his death. He was a member of St. Thomas Church and the Polish Alliance Club. Survivors include his wife. three daughters Frances Kirin of New York City, Mrs. Carlill of Columbus, and Katheryn Kirin of Corry. four sons Frank and Marko of Columbus, Vidi of Erie, and Matthew of Cleveland. seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home and attend Requiem Mass at St. Thomas Church Monday at 9:30 a.m. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery. Rosary will be recited at the funeral home tomorrow.

Vida J. Kirin Meadayenne Comy Memorial Hospital Yugoslavia United States Josephine Lucy ‘Silavinnc Slovan Kirth American Zinc.Chemical Corp Columbus Township Pestee Ch I Eestnka Arin Kirin Ajax Tron Works St. Thomas’ Church Polish Alliance Club Frances Kirin New York City Carlill Columbus Katheryn Kirin Corry Frank and Marko Columbua Vidi Erie Matthew Cleveland Hiécés Bracken Funeral Home St. Thoms Church Pine Grove

Publishers of China Magazine Facing Trial in US Court

SAM FRANGTSOS reports that publishers John Powell Sylvia Powell and Juli an Schuman pleads not guilty to sedition charges in federal court. Powell faces 13 counts for printing sections of The China Monthly Review, accused of aiding the Korean War effort and harming American forces. The defendants, longtime editors, contend charges stem from political writings and seek dismissal while a September hearing is set.

Publishers of China Magazine Sam Frangtsos Ee Sine PB Shanghai Tok John_ Powell China Government Red China

West German bid for German reunification diplomacy

A report from Washington London Paris and Moscow says Adenauer's government asked Russia to open formal discussions with Western powers on unification. The proposal linked a European security system and disarmament with reunification to end the partition. Britain’s Eden favored a demilitarized buffer zone east of the Oder Neisse. East Germany remains the eastern frontier. Moscow reportedly received the note via Ambassador Wilhelm Hess.

Sweet Germany

Five Finalists Eye America Title Tonight

Five finalists compete for the America title in a TV event broadcast by ABC. The pageant spans three nights at Convention Hall with selections by judges and a grand prize of $50,000. Contestants include Miss Alabama Anne Aril and other regional winners, with final results expected as a national showcase shaping future careers.

Atlantic America Jon Tata Heller Ely Midupa Lineal Weldar Arcuisas Barbara Bank Jouihsy Ertvefil Ballersohn Judea Ariest Curt Leotard Usta Tnet Usid Pattison J Weed Carecery Hiese

Talks on Suez Crisis End as Officials Announce Complete Impasse

In early negotiations toward Suez settlement Egypt and Britain failed to bridge rift on independent control. By day three Nasser and the Menzies mission issued fixed positions and discussions ended with British officials hinting the dispute may go to the UN Security Council.

Nasser Egypt Menzies Hiddish Eoe Argamunits UN Security

School Buses Pulled From Service After Inspection

Central school districts faced major transport disruption as Bemus Polit Central, Miyville Central, and Chatigny Central had fleets pulled or limited after state inspection. Five of nine Bemus buses were out, Miyville ceased use of all seven, and Chatigny kept all seven off until repairs. Inspections continue with some buses deemed fit for service.

Bamesu Tnes Bemus Polit Central Miy Lee

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