12 Sep 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1956
Page
1
International power maneuver dominates the page with claims the United States joins France and Britain in a proposed Suez Canal plan. The fragmentary text names leaders, agencies, and speculation about who will manage actions and outcomes, reflecting Cold War era diplomacy and high stakes.
A Pittsburgh area stenographer, Barkin A. Newkirk, collapsed and died after an incident at Honcalpad Hospital. The report notes medical staff attempted to determine the cause of death. The event occurred in the city and involved the West Virginia Electric Company division at a local plant.
The article reports a $35,000 present to revive the Jointure’s finances and resume operations. It notes tax collection concerns and past due Feats payments, with officials like FB Anderson comment on school budget implications and potential closures if funds are not secured.
1961 court action centers on Thomas Podar of Subbinville and conspirators as Judge Kennedy denies a sentencing delay. Authorities detail alleged warehouse theft and related peddling charges.
A Corry region man, pilot of a Ryan Nivlou, perished when his plane crashed near Wareen Ohio after taking off from Yuuoustown. Investigators said the co pilot Hy the sd Brown was killed too, while the other passenger, a father of five, died in the wreckage. The bodies were recovered early this morning as police pursued the midair tragedy details.
Local Banks Citizens National Bank and another institution announce an interest rate increase effective October 1. Certificates of deposit will pay two percent annually while regular savings rise, aiming to attract deposits and support local families.
Residents around Bondtree school crosswalk and Yeves area, including school patrols, report cars speeding and running amber lights during morning, noon, and afternoon hours. Police plan intensified enforcement for the school term. drivers warned to yield as children cross at Center and Hornet streets, amid dangerous crossings.
President Eisenhower announced a new campaign push to boost Republican registration and support ahead of the November elections. He commented on public sentiment and Trump's warnings, insisting the party remains strong despite Democratic gains in Maine and Stevenson attacks. He dismissed graft accusations and urged unity as the race tightens.
State police captured Andrew Medvec, 29, of Hanover Township near Wilkes Barre, minutes after a bank hold up at First Na and Bank in Mocinaqua. Medvec allegedly fled in an automobile with two women as bystanders spotted the car and alerted authorities. He surrendered at his home without resistance and was taken to the Wyoming state police barracks for questioning.
Wiley held a slim margin over Rep. Glenn Davis in Wisconsin as counting finished, securing the Republican nomination in a tight primary. The GOP split endorsements and other national figures saw varied results across eight primaries nationwide, including Dan Thomas Williams and Stephen McNichols in related races.
Two former chairmen of the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission were ordered held for grand jury action on charges tied to alleged mis spending. A preliminary hearing stalled until September 28 as judges consider additional counts against Alexander R. Miller and Leslie Brown, with other former officials facing related charges and dismissals due to insufficient evidence.
The fifteenth annual convention of the United Christian Woman's group reselected Mrs Wesley Henry of Jeatinite as president for another term. Mrs EG Prien of Pittsburgh was re elected vice president at the convention.
Police arrested Align Chandler, 35, in connection with a fatal stabbing of Edward Coates in Pittsburgh’s Hit District. Coates died at Mercy Hospital from back wounds. Chandler was released from Western State Penitentiary last Monday and faces a two year sentence for burglary.
Associated Press report notes 50 Guardsmen left Clinton Tennessee and nearby Sturgis Kentucky after demonstrations over school integration. About 200 of more than 600 Kentucky Guardsmen were ordered home. tensions linger with a Tennessee case filed seeking to halt integration at Clinton.
The Federal Communications Commission announced it will not interfere with Western Union's plan to raise intercity press telegram rates by about 8 percent, effective September 14, alongside higher service rates for U S Canada and Mexico. The move follows a 9.6 percent rise on domestic commercial messages on August 26, with further increases approved for general commercial messages, press messages, and money orders between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and for messages to St Pierre and Miquelon and nearby Nova Scotia.
A three car collision on North Center Street near Sea's State Station injured a woman, Mrs James Rie. She was examined for possible head injury and taken to Memorial Hospital. A second vehicle blocked traffic for a light signal, while a third blamed another for the crash. Her two children were uninjured. This followed a prior trailer fire incident affecting Barnhart and property losses.
In Sontown Pennsylvania residents urged the Highways Department to include Route 40 in the federal highway system. A spokesman said the meeting was scheduled and attendance indicated broad interest, but officials did not commit to adding Route 40 to the federal network.
Corry man Charles Hawkins convicted by a Crawford County jury for assault with intent to ravish. He had allegedly choked a 13 year old babysitter, Catherine Edwards, in Meadville after forcing entry. Hawkins had promised to plead guilty to reduce the charges in exchange for favorable treatment. sentencing set for September 24.
Four victims arrive at Corky Memorial Hospital with slight injuries after a football incident. Kenneth R Downes, 15, observed for possible hip injury. Alfred Mordaon, 14, and Alfred Morrison, 14, treated for related trauma. Richard Burlingame, 11, suffered a scalp injury from a truck collision with a toy shovel wielded by a cousin. Further details indicate local residency and family connections.
The Corry Chamber of Commerce directors deliberate on hiring an executive secretary. Ray Weber was named to lead the search with help from regional personnel and U S Chamber officials. A $1,910 fund was raised to keep the chamber running, with a weekly salary and adjustments approved for staff.
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