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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 13, 1959
Page
1
Local Notes Fragment from Pennsylvania Archive
Fragmentary OCR notes reference names Eldred and Ferlin with scattered dates and places in Pennsylvania. The legible items mention Spring District and a listed date 2 19 96, but many words are garbled. No complete event or clear action is discernible from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de- Ty
Eldred
Ferlin
Little Rock Negroes Return Peace Seen After Segregation Clash
Police stood by as Punr Neezo children returned to white schools with orders to prevent segregationist demonstrations. Officers used clubs and fire hoses to break up a 200 person parade near Central High when integrated classes opened. Twenty three demonstrators were arrested. Elizabeth Eckford resumed schooling after earlier attendance. Continued on Page Five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Plang
Wesley Pruden
Capital Citizens Council
Fanbus
Central
Toriry Eald
L. C. Bates
Arkansas
The
National Assn
Elizabeth Eckford
Elizabeth
Latin Nations Oppose Castro Intervention
Seven Latin American governments condemned any outside interference by Fidel Castro and his Cuban revolutionaries. The Inter-American conference heard warnings to remain faithful to nonintervention while Cuba faced accusations of aiding invasions against the Dominican Republic and Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Fidel Castro
Christian A. Herter
Inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
United States
Americas
Mexico
Manel Tello
Tello
Brazil
Colombia
Dominican Republic
el Salvador
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Raul Roa
Inter
Cuba
Caribbean
Fidel Casita
Rafael Trujillo
Ernesto de 12 Guardia Jr
Panama
Tickets Touch Off Tiff Over 1980 DNC Site
AP reports a ticket dispute threatens Los Angeles hosting of the 1980 Democratic National Convention. DNC Chairman Paul M. Butler demands a 1500 ticket allotment, while host leaders push for 3113 or 5000 daily tickets to cover a 350000 guarantee. A compromise and new financing group are possible options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Paul M. Butler
Kenneth Hahn
Butler
Hahn
Norris Poulson
Washington
North Warren Youth Tours End With Bad Checks
Dale Frederick Butler pleaded guilty to writing a 249 flight payment check in Washington DC last April for a Honolulu trip. He traveled by plane from Miami Beach to Los Angeles New York Philadelphia and Washington and Honolulu before being arrested by the FBI in a federal case. Sentencing follows after probation investigation with potential prison time and a $500 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Dale Frederick Butler
Butler
Warren Youtl
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Waikiki
FBI
Virginia
Industrial Corp To Meet Local Leaders In Corry
Industrial Corp and Corry Area Industrial Development Corp plan a noon meeting to discuss attracting new industry to Corry. Erie Resistor Corp may expand at Waterford, with officials invited to view available Corry facilities. A Long received a Fryling letter noting future plans likely place activities in Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie Buara
Ance
Corry
Erie Resistor Corp
Waterford
Erie Concern
Industrial Development Corp
Brie Resistor
A. Long
G Richard Fryling
Filin
Steel Industry Rejects Bowles Plan for $10 Ton Cut
Washington AP reports the steel industry rejected Rep. Chester Bowles proposed $10 per ton price cut tied to a wage increase. U.S. Steel and the United Steelworkers are in a monthlong strike with government and labor officials watching potential Taft-Hartley action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chester A. Bowles
D-Conn
Eisenhower
Roger Blough
US Steel Corp
Blough
United Steelworkers
Bowles
New York
James P Mitchell
Steel
U.S. Steel
Theft Of Power Tools Reported In Elgin Area
Police investigate the theft of a power lawnmower and two power saws from Joseph Wetmore of R. D. 3 Elgin. Wetmore values the items at 300 dollars and says they were taken earlier this week from his farm workshop. Officers also probe a tractor battery and gasoline theft. Five suspects, with recent police trouble, are in custody and being questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wetmore
Elgin
Wetmore
You Set Price You May Buy It At Bazaar Daze
Dealers advertise they will accept any reasonable cash offer on classic cars including a 1941 Chevrolet a 1961 Ford and a Chevrolet two door. Buyers may submit seated bids with cars going to the high bidders if offers are deemed reasonable.
Cuba Democracy in Flux Says US Analyst
AP Foreign News Analyst William L. Ryan discusses Cuba’s political system under Castro. He notes selective liberty, controlled leadership, and the risk for journalists who publish critical views. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Havana
API
el Jefe
Union Backed Bill Defeated in House Clash Over Labor Rackets
The House defeated 244 to 192 a labor backed bill endorsed by AFL-CIO amid a fight over anti racketeering and secondary boycotts. An amendment to prohibit segregation or denial of union rights was killed 215 to 1 as debate continued among Democratic and Republican leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Juhey
Eisenhower
House
Afl-Cio
John F. Shelley
D-Calif
Tis
Apublican
Adam Cartyon Powell
DNY
Powell
Sidewalk Sale Dawns in City With Hundreds of Bargains
City readies a repeat of last year's Sidewalk Bazaar Daze with 78 merchants offering reduced prices and sidewalk booths. Clown contest, Klompen Dancers, and two $100 cash prize drawings promised, while civic groups provide refreshments and entertainment for thousands downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Klompen
Center
Washington Streets
Today's Journal
Jamestown Pair Face Tax Fraud Charge
Jamestown couple Jamesari petitions the Tax Court in June contesting a 1955 back tax assessment of 1745 with a 9872 fraud penalty. Arch M. Cantrall IRS chief counsel claims Bonfiglios failed to maintain adequate books and records to conceal income and evade taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wAmnosunt — Oon
Erie Foundry Worker Killed by Falling Two-Ton Core
A foundry worker at Erte-An ice steel corporation's new foundry was killed when a two ton core fell from a crane. A second worker, Cas per Orvel, Gi, was severely injured. he died later at St Vincent Hospital. Deputy Coroner Merle Wood said cables broke at one end, causing the core to strike Michael Smith who stood nearby. The incident occurred about 4 p.m. and will be ruled accidental. Broilo and others had moved to the new forge foundry from the old plant less than a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERTE
Ana Steel Corporation
Michael Smith
Cas
Per Orvel
About & P
Sth
Cascade
Stila
City Officials Sign Corry Planning Contract for Survey
Corry officials and Michael Baker Inc representatives signed the contract for a planning survey set to begin Friday. The agreement expands school expansion planning and includes Lawrence Airport in the survey while capping the firm’s fee at 10 000 with potential 4 500 evaluated by council. Jack Dun of Baker will start Friday with city engineer Dot Wiley supervising. the project is expected to last 18 months to two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryland
Ertetyneering
Michael Baker, Inc
Fred Kinley
Mayr Binley
Brett
Corry
Jack Dun
Baker Fit
City Engler
Proposed Area School Merger Turned Down
A joint committee reported that merger of two Greene County districts into Brokenstraw Valley Joint Schools is not merited. No action to join was approved. Spartansburg would keep a separate secondary center amid planned new driver education car and building upgrade bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seu Nusville
Brokenstraw Valley Joint Schooln
Spat— la
Rome Township
Grienford County
Brokenstraw Valley Joint Schools System
Spartansburg
Spartan Townishigy
Rome
Eldred
Curteen Wan
Brokenstian Valley
Joseph Hack
Youngsville
John Harvey
Eli School
Priven
Joseph Frelick
Josseph Huck
Tor Ie
Youngsville High School
Warren Building Constriction Co
Chick Ford
Prison Escapee Captured Near Jamestown
James, Wyo police and Jamestown sheriff deputies captured a 25 year old escapee from a Virginia state penitentiary near Jamestown yesterday. He was wanted on burglary charges and was being held on a New York parole violation. He had fled Virginia prison in July and was found driving a stolen vehicle in Utah before his arrest. He was confronted by a dairy owner who held him briefly before the suspect fled into darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say Vinem
Villia State Penitentiary
Capee
Jamestown
George Berardus
Chautauqua County
New York State
Virginia
Utah
Cathy Tursday
Geltron NY
Bogardus
Youngsters Win Playground Costume Judging
About 13 children from six city playgrounds competed in a summer program costume parade at the park. Judges Judy Jerome Mrs Edward Jerome and Roberta McElyne selected winners representing Washington Fairview Mead Park Harding and Wright playgrounds with names such as Janie Pedensky Danny Dingfelde David Bei son and Ellen Chris Conyord among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Yes
Ben
Judy Jerome
Edward Jerome
Roberta McElyne
Washington
Janie Pedensky
Danny Dingfelde
Fairview
David
Danny Beison
John McEldowne Harding
Kenny Bennink
Ellen Chris Conyord
Icky Miles
Bobby Carlson
Mead Park
Terry MrQuister
Miss Mead Park
Jickie Craker
Wright
Debbie Meerdink
Janet Roseberry
Civil War Vet Walter Williams Nearing Death
The last Civil War veteran Walter Williams, aged 118, hovered near death in Houston as doctors predicted only a matter of days. A physician said his condition was grave and he faced his final days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
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