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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1959
Page
4
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The Cory Journal details a major illicit operation linked to brewing interests and Army involvement. The piece cites individuals like Ashley Paul and Hartel, with mentions of suspects and law enforcement actions. The narrative recalls earlier newspaper coverage and reflects local ties to wartime-era activities and public notices.
The readable fragments mention state politics, travel to United States, and a now unclear comment on individuals like Peter Deane and missionary activity. Names and places are incomplete, making it hard to confirm specifics or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR yields scattered named entities and phrases. core facts unclear due to corrupted source. We note mentions of places, people, and events but cannot extract a coherent incident or outcome from the damaged lines.
Berlin and Slovakia border change sees German troops occupying a western zone. Corry guardsmen return after surerulous Urabe and war gimney. Bull Run battle recalled at Manas Vin with National Guardsmen from several states. Adip Anderson elected president of Corry Bowling League. Al Milley VP. Melvin Cobbett secretary and treasurer.
The piece examines Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Vice President Richard Nixon as they navigate early signals for the 1960 Republican nomination. It notes Rockefeller’s reluctance to let polls dictate his timing, references his meetings with Dewey, and highlights interest in the New Hampshire primary while underscoring tensions between veteran pro and newcomer strategies.
Report recalls August 19 1919 with officer Stapleton and locals finishing long shifts on city cases. Robberies include a home invasion by Blg John Jester leading to a fire at Dauie Senuitz’s home and thefts around Weel Washiutil and Moth streets. Fire at a hatchery and a newspaper plant smash are noted among recent wreckage and missing items.
A game official reports while plowing food plots on State Game Lands No. 66 Bucks County a billfold was found and nearly unused contents remained after six years. The claim attributes the find to a Ford and Gaver Corps member who helped turn up the soil.
Corry and area bankers including James L. Allyn Harold S Wesmiller Richard Allen Lovell W Williams and C Duane Ort will attend the Pennsylvania Bankers Association Summer School at Bucknell University Lewisburg August 23 to 28. More than 209 bank personnel from across Pennsylvania will participate in the week long program featuring 30 hours of lectures and case studies on banking topics followed by a keynote address by State Senator Henry J Property of Montgomery County, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee.
Experts probe the death of Pearl Ada Putney 72 whose remains were found scattered in a wooded foothill area off the Sierras a year after she vanished She was last seen August 15 1958 in Marysville California six weeks after leaving Washington DC with an ex convict on a last fling FBI and Sheriff search tied to ex convict Larry Lord Motherwell arrested January 18 in Las Vegas Nevada for s eptioning in a Maryland case in 1954 An grand jury declined to indict in Frederick Md the case notes remain open
Mrs. Hazel Wynn hosted a baby shower yesterday with twenty one guests. Prizes were awarded in games as attendees included Mrs Leon Sh Archie Wynn and Pless. Lunch featured gelatin cupcakes and drinks. Favors were mirrors filled with mixed candies and blue flowers decorated the room. Gifts were arranged with garden flowers in blue. Attendees hailed from Pittsfield Spring City Conemaugh and Corry.
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