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08 Aug 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
Aug 08, 1959
Page
1
Eight Blocks Leveled In Roseburg Blast Triggers Death Toll
A truck bomb exploded in Roseburg Oregon leveling eight blocks and damaging many more. At least 11 people were killed and 52 injured as the blast sent a flame column into the air. Firefighters fought a fire near Gerretsen Building Supply Co before the explosion. Coroner C H Babbitt warned more deaths remained possible and ashes were found in a charred rooming house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Ore
Oregon
National Guard
C. H. Babbitt
Arlo Jacklin
Gerretsen Building Supply Co
George Rutherford
Chehalis
Wash
Gerretsen
Ike Plans Allied Talks Before Khrushchev Visit
President Eisenhower will seek allied counsel ahead of talks with Nikita Khrushchev, traveling to London for informal meetings with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, then Paris to meet Charles de Gaulle. Officials consider a potential meeting with Konrad Adenauer. State Department says Christian Herter will accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
London
Harold Macmillan
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
White House
James C. Hagerty
Polio cases rise in 1959 slows pace in week
Public Health Service reports 183 paralytic polio cases in the United States for the week, a new 1959 record but up only eight from the prior week. Eight months totals show 1,314 paralytic cases versus 579 year earlier, with 83 percent of victims Negro and over 75 percent unvaccinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Public Health Service
Po-Lo
Narrow Hunt For Prison Escapee
State Police and Sheriff's deputies search a wooded marsh along the Peshekee River near Champion Michigan for escapee Mike Gisondi six miles west of the community. A man matching the 29 year old Gisondi description was reported after breaking into a cabin owned by Charles Platenberg. Candy wrappers found outside the cabin. Gisondi fled when confronted and is a Marquette prison escapee from Ellwood City Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion
Mich
Fugitve
Mike Gisondi
Peshekee River
Marquette County
Gisondi
Charles Platenberg
Platenberg
Marquette
Ellwood City
Two Car Crash Fatal Near Clarion Involving Unger
A two car collision on Route 68 near Widnoon Armstrong County killed Walter J. Unger 11 a passenger in Arvel J. Todds car. Todds vehicle struck by another car driven by Dr Dominick Sita 32 of East Brady. Todds occupants were unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldste Clarion
Here
Walter J. Unger
Widnoon
Armstrong County
Unger
Arvel J. Todd
Aimersboro
Todd
Dominick Sita
East Brady
Two-Truck Crash Burns Kill One
A 20-year-old Shamokin woman Justine Sharp died from burns after a fiery collision on Route 309 south of Meshoppen involving a coal truck. Her husband Leroy Sharp, 20, told police brakes locked causing the crash. he escaped and pulled her from the wreck, and remained in fair condition with burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syr Mi Sur
Justine Sharp
Tyler Memorial Hospital
Meshoppen
Route 309
Here
Leroy
Sharp
Seven white men arrested in negros home blast case
Delaware State Police and FBI tips lead to the arrest of seven white men in Wilmington amid the investigation of two explosions that damaged the Rayfield Negro family home in Collins Park. The Rayfields, moved there January first, were away during the blasts and plan to relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
John Herbert
Herbert
George Rayfield
Rayfields
Collins Park
FBI
Venice
Fla
Gilbert Minnick
Francis Conley
Albert J. Reverdito
David Emory
Ronald, Thorkildsen
Melvin Downing
View Gardens
House to pass labor control bills amid Eisenhower push
House sponsors of three labor racketeering bills expect action this year with debates to begin Tuesday. President Eisenhower backs the strongest measure by Landrum and Oeffin. the Shelley bill gains AFL-CIO support. a committee bill echoes a Senate version. Rayburn backs a watered down option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Am Congress
El[ene
David J. McDonald
Washington
Senate Democrats
Eisenhower
Strke
Stuart Symington
DMO
Senate Labor Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Symington
Was Ahington
House
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Robert P. Offin
R-Mich
John PF. Shelley
D-Calif
Afl-Cio
House Labor Committee
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
White House
James C. Hagerty
Rayburn
Mutual
James Roosevelt
Dcalif
Frank Thompson Jr
D-Nj
ABC Radio and Television
Pinch on State Tax Board Funds Backfires on Solons
In Harrisburg a pennywise Legislature backs the State Tax Equalization Board as it seeks funds for real estate appraisers to accurately value property for school aid. Details show repeated requests were refused, leaving a small staff and a looming threat to aid calculations. A 1958 report sparks legislative debate over funding and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Unger
Harrisburg
State
John ‘N. O'Neill
John Bevee
O'Neil
Ant
Burbal
New Radar Eye To Spy Across World's Oceans
The U S Navy describes a new radar project to monitor oceanic activity and report ballistic missile launches. Dr Williams J Thaler of the Office of Naval Research says Project Tepe sal could extend warning time, potentially about 20 minutes, before US counter measures. He notes no tests against Soviet ICBM launches have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Navy
Williams J Thaler
Office of Naval Research and
Faeither
Project Tepe
Sal
Wwe United
Soviet Union
United States
Thaler
Illinois Sky Rains Wield Aircraft Types
The Experimental Aircraft Assn and hobby builders showcase barn born planes including four winged designs and a car engine powered flyer. Detroit maker W J Bryan pitches the Rotobil as a dual flying and driving breakthrough claimed to reach hundreds of miles airborne and 52 mph on roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohe
Detroit
Bean
Experimental Aircraft Assn
Tke W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Chicago Police Contain Race Tension After Citywide Uprising
Police guarded a quiet west side neighborhood as 60 officers monitored crowds after rock throwing and disorderly conduct incidents. About 1,500 people gathered on Jackson Boulevard and a three family building trade sparked tension. Several arrests were made for disorderly conduct and failure to disperse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmcago (Ap
Chicago
West Side
Michael Nolan
Jackson Boulevard
Crdwdo
Josh Hargraves
Hargraves
Rtus
Paddle-Wheel Explorer VI Aims At Space Travel Milestone
Paddle-wheeled Explorer VI, the most advanced U S satellite, orbited Earth in a 152 mile to 35 950 mile path and carried 15 experiments. NASA reports all instruments tested were working, aiming to study Van Allen belts radiation and energy from sun rays for future manned missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capacanaveral Pla
Missile Test Center
Earth
Theearth
United States
National Astronautics and Space Administration
Washington
Parachutist survives 47000 foot unplanned jump in storm
Lt Col Rankin endured a 40 minute free fall from 47000 feet after engine failure over North Carolina. Automated parachute opened at 10000 feet and he was knocked by hail and lightning in a violent thunderstorm before landing in a tree. Continued on Page Eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botar Marine
Willian Hon Kin
Suarany Arumi
Rankin
Mighter
North Carolina
Beaufort Marine Air Station
Louisiana Gov Long Faces 4251 Dollar National Guard Flight Bill
The Air Force billed Gov. Earl Long of Louisiana for 4 251 dollars for nonauthorized use of National Guard planes. Long delayed payment saying he would review the charge and seek answers from lawmakers and others who may also be billed. The flight reportedly covered 45 hours and 4 minutes in several months, with Maj. Gen. Raymond Hufft present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Louisiana
National Guard
Mery
Lone
Nin
Texas
Long
New Orleans
Thas
Lewisiana
Mr Force
Galveston
Dune Am
Gettysburg Prepared to Host White House for Week
Gettysburg Pa dozens of locals anticipate a White House presence as President Eisenhower sets up operations for a week. The town expects golf outings and farm visits with the president staying near the area through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
White House
Gettysburg. Pa
Elvenhower
Eisenhower
Felix
Meadville Flood Control Project Plans Initiated
The U S Soil Conservation Service will begin preparing work plans for a Meadville flood control project on Mill Run after authorization from Washington. Officials say planning may take months and the project could cost over 250000, with possible need for Congressional approval before construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Mill Fun
Soil Conservation Service
Ivan McKerver
Pennsylvania
Federal
Washington
McKeever
Congreet
Death of Ralph D. Miles After Farm Accident
Ralph D. Miles died after a farm mishap near Spring Creek when a tractor moved and rolled over him. Coroner Ed Lowery investigated. cause undetermined. Survived by wife Gartha Adams Miles, two daughters, two sons, 36 grandchildren and 57 great grandchildren. Funeral planned at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Wrightsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph de Mars
Dol Spring Creek
Miles Hind Beer
Henry Nelson
Warren County
Ed Lowery
Myr Miles
Freehold Township
Gartha Adams
Spring Creek
George Swiderski
Jamestown
Kenneth
Opal
R. D1
Tread Nelson
Harrold
Friends J
Bracken
Secre Mill
AB Owen
Blue Eye Church
Taterment
Wrightaville Cemetery
Striking Everson Mill Workers Return to Work
Seventy striking employees of Al led Mills in Everson Pennsylvania resumed work after agreeing to keep operations going during contract negotiations. The walkout began in July at contract expiry and ended with an agreement to continue production pending talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Everson
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