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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
Aug 06, 1959
Page
3
Local youths endure mishaps and community notes
A 13 year old Linda Huffman sustained a left hand laceration from a swimming mishap and was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital before release. Centerville registrars processed three people nine hours, one new registration, one Republican and two address changes. A Meadvill e garbage truck ran loose, damaging a home on Graff Avenue with no injuries. TV host Jack Paar recalls Mayville visit tied to his wife’s speeding stop. Five year old John Sprover Jr. treated for a right hand laceration at home. Peter L. Steverson leaves Lock Haven Express to join Warren Times Mirror. Clymer Klein Klompen Dancers eyed for Downtown Sidewalk Bazaar Daze. Mrs. Bensink reports her son bitten by a dog owned by Raymond Lawson. boy treated for three bites. Dr Florence Burger named county coordinator for 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth. Warren youths invited to Chapman Dam State Park ride. picnic and cycling. Marriage license filed for Lawrence A. Davis and Mary Ann Butcher. Minimal area inspection sticker violations. five arrests noted. George Sample hospitalized. Olin Madison burns from gasoline while lighting lighter. Driver tests dates changed to Wednesdays at State Armory in Corry. Jay Rumbaugh treated for forehead laceration after bike fall. Franklin United Fund sets 1960 goal at 66900, down from last year.
Steel Strike Briefing Aimed at Settlement Progress
About 500000 United Steelworkers and 107000 allied workers are on strike for 23 days. Joint industry union talks resume as federal mediator Finnegan notes no economic progress. Senator Kefauver urges settlement before Khrushchev visit to show economic strength. Weekly industry losses reach 300 million in business, 70 million in wages. Union seeks 15 cent hourly raise plus benefits. industry warns of higher steel prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United Steelworkers
Allied Industries
Joseph Finnegan
Washington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Khrushchev
United States
Solons Press Civil Rights Bill Planning
Washington AP reports a new civil rights bill faces brisk congressional scrimmage as Southern members seek delay. House Rules Committee may act next week on a bill cut by the Judiciary Committee, while Democrats push to end Civil Rights wounds before 1960 elections. Senate debate continues over a broader version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
South
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
False grass fire alarm leads to theft from fire station
In San Antonio a grass fire alarm sent the full neighborhood fire station to the scene yesterday but the blaze was out of control. Returning to the post, firefighters found their radio microphone and all equipment had been stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio, Tex
Eisenhower Khrushchev Talks Likely Focus Berlin
Washington report outlines expected themes for Eisenhower and Khrushchev talks in Europe. Berlin tension and three Geneva-era issues, reunification bases overseas and disarmament, loom large while terms like understanding may replace outright agreements. Khrushchev’s Berlin threats and allied showdowns frame the cautious path to potential peaceful solutions ahead of September meetings. Journalistic note adds death of George G Steel Sr., former Philadelphia newspaper executive.
Mute Cancer Victims Seek 500 Esophageal Speech Teachers
In Pittsburgh an organization of cancer victims with lost voices urged increasing esophageal speech teachers. At the International Association of Laryngectomees eighth annual convention they reported about 200 teachers exist and a need for at least 500 nationwide. They proposed a joint committee with the American Speech and Hearing Association to certify teachers and hold future seminars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inttsburgh Ar
International Assn
Association
American Speech and Hearing Assn
Backers Believe Nixon Can Win
Governors from the five Soviet republics delegation visit noted leaders. They urged Eisenhower and Congress to bridge highway financing gaps, plan Latin American outreach before next year's conference, and push steel strike settlement, civil defense, atmospheric research, and National Guard readiness at 400,000. Gov. Bokos named chairman, next meeting at Glacier National Park Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inee
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Congress
National Guard
Uester
American Development Bank
Gov. J. Caleb Bokos
Delaware
Glacier National Park
Montana
Lightning Strikes Golfer's Wife On Course Injures Family
Mrs Gordon Wetzel, 33, of Mentor, was struck on the 15th hole at Lost National Golf Course. She survived with hearing impairment and burns as clothing melted and fingers split, while her husband, a circulation manager, reads his note of love. Her recovery cabinet is uncertain, and she questions resuming thunderstorm enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Holt
Gordon Wetzel
Shearby
Buclid Glenvile Hospital
Mrs. Wetvel
Lost National Golf Course
Strike Ends At Art Metal Constr Co After Wage Pact
Office workers unit of Lodge 1539 IAM approved a new two year contract ending the strike at Art Metal Construction Co. The agreement yields 7 cents wage raise first year and 8 cents in fringe benefits second year. About 1,500 production maintenance workers also accepted the deal. Cartoonist Pat Frank Godwin, notable for Washington Star work, died yesterday in New Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestoy
New Hope
Pat Frank Godwin
Yester Godwin
Washington Star
Rusts Riley
King
Washington
Nixon reports from Soviet trip and plans to review impact
President Nixon filed lengthy cables from his two week tour of the Soviet Union and Poland. He met with Eisenhower in a 75 minute White House conference and said he will review the trip again. Nixon spoke informally on radio television after arriving from Warsaw and noted friendly receptions and a desire for peace. He urged Khrushchev to be welcomed courteously when visiting the United States. Crowds greeted Nixon with 2500 police on duty as GOP boosters carried banners praising Pat and Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Soviet Union
Poland
Eisenhower
White House
Nixst
Warsaw
Khrushchev
Gop Hoosters
Antenies
Pat
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Khrush- 1
Sayid
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Linda Huffman
Cecil Huffman
East Main Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Centerville
Mon-Yough Reduction Company
Graff Avenue
Meadville
Vern K. Willey
James Smith
Conneaut Lake
Jack Paar
Chautauqua County
Mayville
John Sprover Jr
John ‘Sprovers Sr
Mead Avenue
Peter L. Steverson
Lock Haven Express
Warren Times Mirror
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Clymer
Holland
John Bensink
North Center Street
Joseph
Florence Burger
Erie
David Lawrence
Warren
Chapman Dam State Park
Beaty School
City Lines
Parks Department
the Dam
Maryhaee Ivense
Rele County
Lawrence A. Davis
Mary Ann Butcher
Corry
Sebowarwin
Worry
George Sample
East Pleasant Street
Olin Madison
Clarence Madison
UB Grand Street
State Armory
East Washington Street
Jay Rumbaugh
Corry Memoria Hospital
George Rumbaugh
Hast Smith Street
Franklin United Fund Board of Directors
Jack Harper
Flye Rexall
Fogle Lumber CO
Frankie B. Gerry
Solons Press Civil Rights Bill Planning
Thor
Marlow
Nikita Khrushchev
Bertin
Berlin
Geneva
Europe
John Foster Dulles
Moscow
Philadelphia
George G Steel Sr
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Execuives
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hammond
Engie Street
Dial
W.T
GE Refrigerator
Ellis
Carload
Gerald Hammond
Al’s
Kate Price
Meararice
Peice Es
Terry
Autle Peice
Corry, Pa
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