20 Sep 1956
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1956
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment references political campaigns and the GOP National Committee. It mentions figures like Kevin and various party activity, with unclear dates. The text hints at campaign messaging and potential coverage on Page Four.
A readable fragment from a brief mentions the FCC policy hearing and a committee led by Hop Beuinuel Colter with D AY designation. The text references investigation of a television industry matter and possible changes to licensing or regulation affecting Wally Pay Apel and other figures.
The text cites Hestmartin Maleless, long time chair, amid claims of ethics issues as Clifford F. Hood, president of 1. Steel, emerges in leadership context. Governor’s aide also mentioned in relation to policy scrutiny.
A state official discusses planned improvements to a main U S route, arguing Route G would boost towns along the corridor by joining the interstate system. He cites economic benefits, funding needs, and a long term plan extending from Shopdsbine to an eastern border, outlining standards and control measures.
Washington reports circulate that a large red submarine base is under construction at Valona Albania near the Adriatic. If true, the installation could threaten free navies by extending Soviet reach into the Mediterranean and challenging British and American bases in Naples Malta and Cyprus.
A Pennsylvania police report states the claimed kidnapping tale was false. Mary Ann Killitsky of Route 2 Canonsburg admitted she did not intend to mislead officers and that the alleged abduction was unfounded.
In Warren County the aide Crippen faced calls to resign following a four month probe. The investigation concluded Crippen showed variable performance with days of apparent presence at the commissioners office and odd behavior as described by witness Arte Samvell and others.
Reverend Louis My King aged 51 from Nancy Cessna reportedly shot himself with a .22 rifle yesterday while targeting an unknown individual. Bedford County Coroner Dr. John Kulestley issued the verdict of suicide after the incident at the minister's guard residence.
Warren County Democratic officials remain divided over appointing a new county chair. The meeting discussed the chairman’s duties and possible coalitions as factions debated whether Robert Walker or other candidates should lead the party, with unresolved tensions reaching toward Harrisburg.
Five people were injured in a two car crash at Lowville at 7:45 last evening. Injured occupants were taken to St. Memorial Hospital for treatment with varying conditions reported including shock possible concussion and possible skull fracture.
Arctic air chilled the Great Lakes region with heavy snow and record lows in Wisconsin and Michigan. Light additional frosts touched northern sections including Minnesota Indiana and Ohio as midwest states set January style indicators and unusual cold for the season.
Corporal Richie J. Hille stands trial in Erie Pa on charges of assaulting Pvt Donald Hamissir at the Norfolk depot incident. Hearing by Lt Col Oscar Peatross opened with public access. Conviction could yield bad conduct discharge and six months confinement. Hamissir, injured, underwent hernia surgery and recovery proceeds as the case unfolds.
At the weekly meeting the board voted to submit a request to the Community Chest for a $700 allocation. The president's appointments for 1957 were read and approved. The Wise Commander’s report noted 207 admitted patients with 1,538 days of service in August. The average daily census was 4.6 with 11 deaths and 0 births. Major operations totaled 27 for 99. Present were Directors Young Hawkins Edinger Brundage Hillstom Fuller Tallesley Slattery Elston.
London discussions attract renewed support for the Suez plan as officials weigh future steps. In Corry, Mayor Cherry says daylight saving time could end early with reviews slated for next Monday night. He notes complaints and support and invites broad public input on preferred time arrangements.
The 51 year old Conerville resident described as mentally deranged by his wife was captured in Mt Hope and committed to the state hospital in North Warren after a 30 hour manhunt. He surrendered with little resistance and was found following a radio bulletin that alerted volunteers and state police across the area.
Delegations from about 80 nations begin discussions on a proposed atoms for peace statute at the United Nations. Key speakers include Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and Atomic Energy Commission chair David Lilienthal as the plan aims to curb military use while permitting peaceful research and power development.
An area man, Merle M. Barker of RD 3 Titusville, escaped by leaping from a window and fleeing barefoot into the brush as Union City officers chased him. Barker faces charges of false pretenses and resisting arrest after reportedly attempting to flee a warrant. Patrolman Kennedy fired three warning shots but Barker eluded capture, leaving his mud-covered clothing behind.
The article reports three upcoming CofC meetings on industrial development and chamber operations. An executive secretary position is being filled with interviews staged by the chamber board and directors, including Ray Ta n cher and several chamber members.
The Western Big Three plan for a canal users’ association gained new support as Turkey and Portugal joined nine others in backing Dulles plan. Sweden urged UN approach while Ethiopia and Spain offered qualified support. Delegates planned a working committee of experts and a report was being prepared for the fourth conference session.
A truck struck a utility pole near the Qiddly Iron bridge on the Cor n Spring Creek road, narrowly missing a school bus. Chester R. Fosbur, 18, of West Springfield, reported minor injuries. the bus driver and child passenger were uninjured. Damage to the truck was estimated at about 250 dollars.
Police announce new traffic control devices throughout the city as officers oversee installation on several streets. City officials say the signs aim to improve pedestrian safety and regulate vehicle flow during peak hours.
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