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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1956
Page
6
A jumble of brief items includes military era rhetoric, a Byrd expedition note, and police and hospital reports from Corry and surrounding towns. A plane and car accidents, burn injuries, bridge inspections, and a railroad delay surface alongside charity events, a homecoming, and a local estate settlement involving Thomas Mick.
Pennsylvania Secretary of Forests and Waters Dr. Maurice K. Goddard urged the federal government to boost aid to eastern states for water projects during the final session of the Interstate Commission conference held in Pocon o Manor Pennsylvania.
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association cites annual National Tuberculosis Association data showing about 20 new cases daily in Pennsylvania, with many in active stages. The report emphasizes ongoing spread and the need for education, case finding, and treatment, noting 25 million Americans carry the bacillus and a 1955 Christmas Seal Drive raised $25,780,366.
Governor Dennis J. Roberts was reportedly stung on the palm by a bee while greeting 41st well wishers in Providence Rhode Island. He later cited East ers wanting more federal aid and asserted equal national importance of the economy in Philadelphia and Los Angeles.
Industrial leaders press for enforceable quotas to curb fuel oil imports. Ian Vitter and George Lamb urge U S House committee hearings to set a cap aimed at protecting domestic coal and related industries from foreign competition.
Japanese decision to curb cotton and textile exports to the United States follows a U S inquiry and the receipt of a formal note from Tokyo. The move appears aimed at pressuring U S authorities while state legislators consider restraint measures on Japanese goods. The embassy's formal communication was released by the State Department on September 25.
An Asharin area man, Pater Goillesk, 25, was injured when a truck collided with a passing train near West Doth Street. He waited for another locomotive to pass and was treated at Central Hospital after the crash this morning.
A developing hurricane is reported east of the Caribbean moving westward. The Weather Bureau expects Florida and the southeastern coast to experience strong winds, with gusts up to 50 miles per hour and warnings extending into New Jersey and parts of New England over the next 12 to 24 hours.
A U S senator said today he will seek information on national campaign spending and funding sources. Public hearings are set for October 8 and 9, focusing on September campaign financing by both parties and their affiliates.
Last rites for Julia Klasch were held this morning at St Thomas Church at 9 30 with Rev John DeSanti celebrant. Internment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Gilbert Sitter Willard Mecray Ralph Kimmy Carlyle Coons Jon J Bors and Steve Dudar. Attendees included Stella Klasch Harrisburg John Klasch Fort Wayne Woyth ex Mr and Mrs Carlile Coons Rochester NY Mr and Mrs Gilbert Sitter Mr and Mrs John Borst Mr and Mrs Joseph Klasch Erle Mr and Mrs Steve Dudar Mr and Mrs Theodore Klasch Mr and Mrs Breye Werbinski Mr and Mrs Ray Wixler Cleveland John Boryk Ardmore Cla John Werbinski Miss Agnes Werbin Steve Werbinski Monessen PA Joseph Klisch Akron OH Mr and Mrs Mac Hollister Mayville Mrs Melvin Vanderhoor Clymer.
Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson will tour Pennsylvania next Wednesday by special train with Gov. Leader Lt. Gov. Furman and local candidates. He is to arrive Seventon at 6 a.m. and depart Johnstown for West Virginia at 10 p.m. He has speeches set in Scranton 8:30 a.m. Wilkes-Barre 9:35 a.m. Berwick 9:15 a.m. Sunbury 1 p.m. Lewistown 3:35 p.m., Huntingdon 4:35 p.m., Altoona 6:10 p.m. and Johnstown later.
The actor Bela Lugosi who died August 6 at age 74 left an estate of about 2,900 dollars. His will filed in Superior Court for probate leaves everything to his son Bela Lugosi Jr under California community property law. The son must share with the widow Mrs Hope Liniger Lugosi, married August 24 1955. The will is dated January 12 1954.
With doctors’ concurrence the president shifts strategy and increases campaign appearances. The five planned radio TV addresses are curtailed and more speeches may be added nationwide. White House press secretary Hagerty offered no formal notice but hinted at expanded travel as Nixon urges more appearances.
Radio timetable lists morning devotions, hymn times, and a Saturday football feature pitting Fenn State against Pennsylvania. Notable programs include World and Local News, Coke Time with Eddie Fisher, Iroquois Sports Final, and a sign-off sponsored by All-Way Electric.
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