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16 Apr 1959
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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
Apr 16, 1959
Page
1
Dulles 2481 and the Missing City Record
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion involving Dulles and a numeric reference 2481. Mentions of eras and decisions suggest a local town matter or conference. No clear events, dates, or named organizations emerge from the readable fragments.
School chorus hosts visiting guests with refreshments
3 3 John Freno and Marlow Johnson serve as club co presidents and chorus director respectively. The Home Economics department furnishes refreshments for out of town guests on arrival and the cafeteria will be open Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Freno
Marlow Johnson
Skeleton CD Crew To Check Alert Response
Defense personnel will take part in tomorrow morning's pre attack phase of spring CD exercises. Local residents are asked to take cover at the short siren. CD personnel will man the siren and spotters will monitor if citizens take cover. Traffic will not be stopped except near the center of town where shelter is needed. Shelter may be any store or business building. No CD action tomorrow, but a full spring exercise will mobilize local personnel and equipment. Schools are expected to participate and take cover when the short last sound ends. All TV and radio stations will go off air at 11:30 for 30 minutes, signaling the alert. About 1,200 stations will resume on Civil Defense frequencies 640 and 1240. The exercise begins with three long blasts for radio instructions, a short blast signals to listen for cover, and a long blast ends the alert with instructions. (Continued on Page Eight)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prr
Clifford Holcomb
Carriiles
Holcomb
CD Police
Dulles Seen as Tireless Yet Controversial Figure
Washington dispatch notes John Foster Dulles drew praise and sharp critique during six years as secretary of state. The piece details his vast workload, 46 foreign visits, and impact on free world policy amid his battle with cancer as his successor faces a tough transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faiter
John Poster Dulles
Dulles
John M. Hightower
Jonn M. Hightower
Washington
John Poster Duiles
Eisenhower
Free World
Christian Herte
Careful Now Miami Okla. Bert Thompson Injured in Scooter Crash
Bert Thompson, 84, of Commerce Oklahoma, was seriously injured when he lost control of his motor scooter and overturned in Miami Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okla
Bert Thompson
Commete
Huge Chorus Set For Two Concerts
A mixed chorus from 47 northwestern Pennsylvania schools joins forces for two concerts in Corry under the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association. Twenty-nine Corry Area High School musicians perform pieces from religious to spiritual works and Rodgers Oklahoma. Thomas Mowrey will accompany the chorus as hosts greet attendees Friday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Music Educaters Association
Corry Area
Richard Rodgers
Oklahoma
Thomas Mowrey
Corry
Howard J. Sheen
CAHS
William Rodemeyer
Music Boosters Club of
Priday
Howard
Grass Fires Keep Firemen Jumping Across City
City firemen fought three blazes within hours, including trash fires at 294 Mound Street and Random Road near the Country Club. Two workers sustained minor injuries while extinguishing flames as Chief Downey urged caution in burning paper and leaves amid dry conditions. Spies sentenced in Moscow report closes the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierdiy
Jack Downey
Mound Street
Thomas G. Brown
Liv
Tverett Eastman
Ne Department
Random Road
Country Club
CT Kuith
East South
Sumner Streets
Keith Rieck
East South Street
Downey
Donald McCaslin
China
Castro arrives in Washington to win Cuban support
Fidel Castro lands in Washington for a two week tour aimed at promoting Cuba among Americans and Canadians. He receives a noisy reception, hugs supporters at the Cuban Embassy, and signals the economy will be a priority on the trip with top economic figures accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Havana
Herter Still Top Choice As Dulles' Successor
Sprenz Awaiting Hearing In Texas Jail. Text describes a messy, partially garbled AP summary with names like Herter Sprenz Wrank Vo HUT and events involving a bank robbery, a jailbreak, and a plane crash linked to a man named Spreng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herter
Dulles
Laredo
Tex
Flynn
U.S
Sime
Anil
Obie Finati
Chnetn
Sprens
Erinymats
Soren
Javenen
Mesien
Mexicn
Corumel
Yucatan
Vues
Lat Veda
FBT
Texas
Mexico
Tampico
Vera Cr
Spreng
Hill
Hamilton
Ohio
Canton
Connie Nicholas Convicted Of Manslaughter In Heat Of Passion
Connie Nicholas, 45, was convicted in Indianapolis of voluntary manslaughter in the slaying of her married lover. The verdict carries a mandatory two to two and a half year prison term. she will be sentenced later, eligible for parole in 21 months. The jury foreman noted initial indecisiveness with more than 10 ballots before reaching a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Connie Nicholas
Kilug
Per Rich
Mats
Uny
Tmne
Ict
Russell Cole
Final Decision Delayed on Secretary of State Choice
President Eisenhower may delay naming a new secretary of state as he weighs options beyond Christian Herter. Dulles’s resignation for cancer opens a cabinet vacancy, with Herter seen as a leading candidate though the president cautioned he has not endorsed any individual. Decisions could wait until the president studies all possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Blaenhower
Christian A. Herter
John Poster Dulles
Atate
Eikenhower
Herter
Ron
Dulles
Suill
State Department
Post
St Yopotter
House of Representatives
Masachusetts
Eisenhower
James C. Magorty
White House
Cone
Playground program approved for Corty Loramoun area
Corty and Loramoun school boards approved a summer recreation plan running June 16 to August 15. Supervisors will oversee five playgrounds Fairview Harding Wright Washington Mead Park with hours 9 30 11 30 am and 2 4 pm, except mornings closed first two weeks and July 4 shutdown. Supervisors named include Roberta McElroy Janet Orcutt Judy Meerdink Kathleen Gaye Patty Graham Janet Stroup Toon Kauer Evelene Hassett at $1.50 hourly totaling 1710. Additional activities include youth baseball and softball across multiple fields with various supervisors and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty
Loramoun
Fairview
Harding
Wright
Washington
Mead Park
Concord
Bible Schools
Roberta McElroy
Janet Orcutt
Judy Meerdink
Kathleen Gaye
Patty Graham
Janet Stroup
Toon Kauer
Evelene Hassett
Corry Area High School
Ben Calderone
Bracken
Loveland Field
Calderone
Columbus Township
Corry
Niney Edwards
Churke
0R Hanna
William Rodemeyer
Strike hits two more rubber firms amid stalled talks
AKRON reports the United Rubber Workers strike two more major firms BF Goodrich and Firestone Tire and Rubber Co after negotiation deadlock on a new contract. More than 150,000 workers affected as talks in Cleveland and Canton fail to resolve pensions health benefits and other non wage issues while Goodyear and US Rubber face ongoing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
United Rubber Workers
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
BF. Goodrich Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Cleveland
Canton
Goodyear
Firestone
Wirestone
US. Rubber Co
URW
U.S. Rubber
Strick
New York
5 Tons Of Spuds Donated To Needy Families
A large donation of baked potatoes from Gallant Brothers Edin hora growers is stored in the Salvation Army basement on West Washington Street. The pile measures 10 feet by 4 feet, ready for distribution starting tomorrow morning at 8, with 20 pounds allocated per family on public assistance. recipients should bring their own containers. Lt. Richard Dean noted the drive will serve 00 families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallant Brothers
Edinhora
Salvation Army
Richard Dean
Corry’s iron lung returns to Corry Memorial Hospital
The iron lung from Erie was stored there for years and has been returned to Corry Memorial Hospital. At last night’s board meeting, directors discussed other matters including heating system delays due to a valve plant strike. Administrator Edgar Alexander plans to attend a Mid Atlantic Assembly meeting in Atlantic City in May. Directors approved a junior bed and 12 bedside stools. March patient activity totaled 305 admissions for 1,588 days. there were 5 births, 11 deaths, 43 major and 72 minor operations. Directors present were Dinger Histon Fuller Pain Sample Sill Skattery Spitzer and Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Corry Memory Hospital
Hospital Board of Directors
Edgar Alexander
Atlantic City
Mid-Atlantic Assembly
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Dinger
Histon Fuller
Pain
Sample
Sill
Skattery
Spitzer and Young
Montreal man dies in hotel blast after self-immolation
Four dynamite sticks found in an overnight bag at the downtown Queen's Hotel in Montreal. About two hours later a blast destroyed a building, killing a man identified as Guy Charbonneau of St Lin, Quebec, and injuring two others. Detectives classify the death as self-inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Queen's Hotel
Lfe
Guy Charbonneau
St. Lin
Que
Four Gunmen Seize Cuban Plane For Miami Flight
Four hijackers forced a Cuban airliner to divert to Miami after boarding in Havana. All passengers remained unharmed. Hijackers, three brothers, claimed Batista secret police ties and demanded the pilot fly to Miami under gunpoint. Cuban pilot and crew remained under guard during the 225 mile hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
Mani
Chorter
Mimmen
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Fidel Castro
Dominican Republic
U.S. Immigration Servier
Candlario Delzado
Havana
Plate
Isle of Pines
Delgada
Fausto Valve
Jose Leon
Peter Kassel
Far Hills
Aragia Constegro
Alfredo Mason Banchez
Secret Police
Sargeant
Reland
Jesus
Air Force
Leonardo Serrate
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Eras
Cision
Niliar
Crawford
Venango
Warren
Forest Counties
Music Boosters Club
Hnd
Karl Bliley
Charles Williams
Frank Sturgis
Porter
Moscow
Sovié
Castro
Ernest Dihigo
National Airport
Wirephota
Sprenz
Mrs. Connie
Nicholas
Connie
Ihe
United States
City
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