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25 Sep 1956
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1956
Page
1
Successor Named for J R Foga in City District Firms
Joseph Lawler directs a transfer letter noting successor arrangements for J R Foga in a district with headquarters at Peatklin Me Uscot and a nod to Richard J Cawood as president. The report mentions changes affecting engineering, purse operations, and partnership shifts, with reference to Elante to WLC Baghs and the East Liverpool maker joins under firm plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Erie
Peatklin
Cuihomaty
Startitane Dlatriet
Joseph J Lawler
Wien
Elante
WLC
Bagh Piverpogl
Onis
Pathersin Fouder and
Maching Co
East
Liverpool
Alliary
Ferg Cory St Clevelaird
Catcuer Oy
Wm Plurrer
Richard J. Cawood
Epttoreon
Waverly
Yptoe
Plane Rams Into Colorado Peak Kills 12 Aboard
A plane crash near Colorado Peak killed 12 people on board. The victims included military personnel and a Women’s Army Corps group. Emergency crews guarded the scene at the base area as authorities investigated the crash site and began identifying the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Peak
Buna Vita
Cui
Gi Air Foren
HiDig
Miley
Sey
Beithy Eayittinsy
Wba
Yedahaleeds
Women’s Army
Honiton
Seuims
Ita
Fire Rages Fifth Day At Resort Area Blaze
A widespread forest fire burns near a resort area for the fifth day, threatening timberlands and storage sites. Fire crews battle the blaze with multiple engines and equipment, evacuating a camp three miles east of the Archhead as flames spread toward surrounding woods and storage structures.
Driver and cat collision along Route 8 report
An incident on Route 8 involved a westbound driver and a catside vehicle. The crash caused minor damage and minor injuries as officials filed a report. The article notes additional local broadcast mentions and a TV station sale tied to Lancaster and Williamsport outlets.
GOP Blasts Pistol Whip Method Of Dem Ticket Sales
Harrisburg report on Republican claims that 21 part time state cleaning women were fired in retaliation for Democratic ticket sales. Chairman Gouge Bloom links dismissals to political revenge while urging reinstatement and charging Democratic tactics with coercive pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Tu Auutinhe
Elboin
Minthew McCloskey
Ridiviny
Oro
Steverston Dinger
Highsburg Aimier Ab
Adlai Stevenson
Bloom
Ché
Barbara B. Moms
Harnsburg
Llenntiksaan
State Coussell Af Oly Dereruie
City Firemen Fight Dump Fire On West Washington Street
Firefighters battled a dump fire on West Washington Street as heat and smoke hindered operations at the scene. Chief Harley Drake and officers coordinated efforts while a No. 4 pumper and nearby units attended the blaze for about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watbogers
Harley Drake Notte
Fipomerr
Laurie
Washington Street
Soliton
St Alven
Normilly
Sohmdi
Nichols
Corry
Somoza Gains After Emergency Operation
President Anastasio Somoza remained in guarded condition after emergency surgery following an assassination attempt in Leon Nicaragua. Doctors reported improved breathing and reflexes returning as surgeons treated a windpipe wound and monitored the 60 year old leader at the U S operated George Hospital in the Canal Zone. The gunman who fired four shots at a reception was killed by Somoza guards, and a local barber was said to be involved in ongoing inquiries.
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Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
U. S
Eisenhower
Samii
Leon
Will Talk To Farmers On TV Tonight
President Eisenhower travels to Peoria and will address farmers in a half hour broadcast from Bradley University. CBS radio and television networks carry the speech at 9 20 p m EDT as he campaigns toward higher stable prices for farm output. He plans another mid day stop in Cleveland before Lexington and a third national address. The visit comes amid Democratic attacks on agricultural policy and promises more farm aid if elected.
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Eisenhower
Peocia
Thy
Bridley University
CBS
Fisehhower
Cleveland
Lexington
Tre
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Illinois
Ohile
Kentucky
Baltyisenhower
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Alfill
Secratary of Agriculture
Benson
Paulcheck seeks GOP ballot spot for State Legislature race
Joseph A. Paulcheck of Uniontown asked Dolphin County Court to certify the Blake Election Bureau to list him as a Republican candidate for the State Legislature from the Second Perry County district. He asserts he was named to replace Paul Stanko after Stanko withdrew, but the commonwealth refused to certify him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Joseph A. Paulcheck
Uniontown
Dolphin County Court
Blake Electjon Burreaut
Payetto
Paulcheck
Paul Stanko
GOP
Icket
Stanko
Maideee
He Commonwealth
Time Changes Bring Daylight Saving in Several Counties
A fragmentary report notes Pennsylvania and nearby areas debating or implementing Daylight Saving Time changes. Authorities consider shifting clocks in cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with discussions on extending DST into late October and coordinating Western and Eastern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittbulleh
Beranton
Erie
Stata
Hastisburg
Staten
Anid
Guakthy
Rene
Mereny
Waits
Crawford Counties
Price
Ohio
Mittyland
Franklin
Rabble Rouser Held In Riot Over School Integration
Slinton Tenn Segregationists disrupted school opening as white boycott trimmed attendance at Weaverton by about 15 percent. Five ministers urged parents to keep children in class while Kasper faced indictments from mass protests. a crowd gathered as he was jailed on sedition and riot charges with bond set at two thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaverton School
Slinton
Tenn
Segregg
Hornst
Kasper
Oak Ridge
Anderson County
Pendino
Glad Woodward
Frank Clement
Albert Gore
Dutenn
Clement
National Guard
Polish Pilot Slips To West In New Red MIG
A Polish air force lieutenant crash landed a jet on an unfinished strip on Bornholm Denmark and sought political asylum. The aircraft was a revised MIG I5 with a larger vertical stabilizer, and the pilot showed a map of a small military airport north of the Polish coast before being detained for questioning. The incident follows a string of Polish airmen escaping Soviet influence via the Iron Curtain routes.
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Denmark
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Baltic
Iron Curtain
Air Force
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Tron
Curtahy
Woman Charged in Planned Prison Serious Case
A Shasburg woman charged today in a planned serious case linked to a stabbing at Western Pen. The suspect faces a premeditated intent count as the victim, a 10 year old, required medical care after injuries to the heart abdomen and back. The incident involved a robbery attempt and weapon use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shasburg
AL Stratis
Peter Ruviy
Utery Dintmary
Holly
Revty
City Grants $500 to Parking Authority for Lot Purchases
The Corry Parking Authority was formed at a special City Council meeting with a $500 city contribution to initiate operations. Officers were elected and talks outlined a plan to acquire lots on East Washington Street and behind the Loblaw market to improve downtown parking. Plans foresee long term meters and a potential five year payback, with funds to come from delinquent per capita tax collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Farking Authority
Cory
East Washington Street
Loblaw Market
Lesteropis
William Leaby
Leaby
Loblaw
Multan
Cherry
Harold Mishie
Duane Fogle
Martin Keppel
Authority
Gay Abbey
Golte
Nell
Corry Man Receives Six Months For Attack On Girl
Arthur C Hawkins appeared before Judge Merberk of Crawford County Court and was ordered to serve six months in Crawford County jail plus costs for assault and battery of a 13 year old babysitter. Originally charged with assault with intent to commit a felony, the plea was reduced and the sentence set to begin July 16.
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Agalhat
Arthur C. Hawkins
Julpe Merberk
Moule i Grawford
Crawford
Hawking
Mook
Suntolien
Colle Finnel Atte Hy Ayest
Eisenhower Blocks Ellis Island Sale Plan
AP briefs report President Eisenhower overturned the General Services Administration plan to sell Ellis Island while seeking a preservation path for the historic entry point used by about 15 million immigrants. In Okinawa Typhoon Harriet thrashed toward the island fortress with 125 to 150 mph winds expected and torrential rain. In Algiers French troops claimed 50 rebels killed or captured after new rebel attacks in the capital, two French soldiers died, and civilians were wounded in overnight violence.
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Eisenhower
General Services Administration
Ellis Island
White House
Jamey C. Hagerty
Naha
Okinawa
Harriet
U.S
Algiers
City Woman Criticizes Tax Suit Notices in Allegenstone Corry
Allenstone Corry resident Thomas Maloney complained that she must pay 11.50 to clear a 2.00 overdue per capita tax dating to 1947 and lacked a receipt. She urged creation of individual delinquent notices and questioned city notice practices while Alderman Cobbett pressed for timely collection. The case highlights receipt shortages and the insistence on clearer accounting before summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenstone Corry
Thomas Maloney
Mott Street
Simmons
Melvin S. Cobbett
Tinke Settlement
Teety
Megis
Olly
Ataul
Nto
Seibel
Cobbett
Baer
Liberace in London Opens Warm Welcome at Waterloo
A vivid London scene greeted Liberace as he arrived by special train to Waterloo station. A cheering crowd and roses marked his reception, while a banner proclaimed a fond wish for sunshine on his stay. Floral tributes and enthusiastic fans accompanied the famed pianist as he prepared for a busy week in the British capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Wervners
Walmloo
Tye
Fofiian
Frank Wurtstein
Maryle
Heavy Rains Lash Southern Arealn Wake Of 100 MPH Winds
Hurricane Flossy moved across the Gulf of Mexico to Florida causing nine deaths and property damage. The storm weakened over southern Georgia as it neared Albany and Bainbridge. Reports said winds reached up to 100 mph earlier, with heavy rains spreading toward South Carolina and eastern North Carolina. At least 28 people were stranded, including crew from the motor vessel Carport, with two drowned and others missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Gulf of Mexsco
Florida
Albany
Bainbridge
Miami Weather Bureau
Rigor Dothan
Bainbridee
Martin Griffin
Tallahassee
Fla
Weather Bureau
cantal-Album
Cod-Moppix- Ceagla
South Carolina
Caralinas
Lossy
Mexico
Carport
Flossy
Gulf
Charles Ayers
Brooklyn
John Ritter
Couple Appeals Barrier Decision in Fayette County Case
Magy Halulawich and wife Phyllis appeal a Fayette County Superior Court barrier ruling. They challenge a roadway encroachment claim relating to Navy property near Berry town, origin actions filed in Gothalon Plant Coke MT EAE County by Anna Frank and others. The case centers on a disputed 30 foot access route west of a pond known as No Tol The Halulawiches seek reversal to protect their claimed rights to the roadway.
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Phylli
Bpinsy
Tvinlk Superior Court
Etie
Ues
Berry
Fayette County
Gothalon
Plant
Coke MT Eae
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George, William
Amel Hatalawieh
Halulawiches
Euty
Engi
Navy
Bank Robbers Await Grand Jury
A bank robbery case moves toward grand jury action as prosecutors prepare charges against suspects tied to the Sings end Lean Ashibat Way heist. The FI Tera firm alleges the accused corralled funds and used weapons during the incident, with victims and witnesses cited in ongoing proceedings.
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