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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
Dec 03, 1959
Page
3
National Grape Co operative mortgage payoff celebrated
National Grape Co operative owners 3200 farmers announce final payment on their 15.5 million mortgage due December 16. President Douglas M Moorhead says 28.5 million has been paid since 1956 when they gained control of Welch business. Farmers will complete the loan after this last payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grape Co-operative
Welch Grape Dukce Co
Douglas M. Moorhead
North East
National
Welch
Legislature endorses blue law exemption for sports
Exemption from the Sunday blue law for bowling and basketball wins House approval 151 to 26 and heads to Gov. Lawrence for final action. The measure formalizes a practice that has been ongoing for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Three Admit Mugging of Lake Sailor Victim
Three youths Joseph Banko Jr Edward Sehick and Richard Bureh pleaded guilty to robbing Robert Shober of $390 aboard the SS Harvey Brown in port last weekend. Detectives recovered $105 of the loot. they were held without bail for near-term court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaie
Joseph Banko Jr
Edward Sehick
Richard Bureh
Robert Shober
Harvey Brown
Port
Shober
Carl ‘Malinowski
Gus Buettner
Frank Piwank
Nearty Court
George J Christoph
Steel Parleys Slated Today
Mediators hold separate talks with steel management and the union as both sides await President Eisenhower to address the steel strike. He urged a settlement during a brief TV address on his foreign trip, warning the government must act if talks fail. The 10 day Taft Hartley order could end January 26, prompting possible further actions by workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
United States
Plane Crash Report To Be Confidential
Government and industry investigators meet in Williamsport to prepare preliminary findings on Tuesday's Allegheny Airlines crash that killed 25. CAB, FAA, Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission, and Allegheny probe ongoing with public hearing planned in two to four weeks. Lone survivor Louis Matavazzo remains in serious condition. pilot Capt. Thomas R. Goldsmith is debated as possibly steering into a sharp turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Allegheny
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Air Administration
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
CAB
Louis Matavazzo
Springfield
Divine Providence Hospital
Earl R. Miller
Lytoming County
Thomas R. Goldsmith
North Olmstead
Ohio
David Miller
Miller
Goldsmith
Rocky Testing Political Strength Reassessment Tax Change
Reassessment limits set a 10 percent tax increase cap for school districts in year one and a five percent cap for townships and boroughs. County millage likely drops from 10 to 7, with owners estimating taxes by multiplying by a 7 mill rate the assessment.
Hollywood Autobiographies Tap Fame and Ego
Hollywood critics survey actor-authored books. Cecil B. DeMille reveals industry beginnings with his public persona intact. Mae West and Ed Wynn offer confessional tales of fame and family dynamics, while Keenan Wynn recounts escaping his father’s shadow and the lure of legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
Ed Wynn
Keenan Wynn
Wynn
Johnnie Cries At Acquittal
Johnnie Ray fainted with relief after a jury found him not guilty of a morals charge in a Detroit Recorders Court trial. The 32 year old singer faced accusations of accosting and soliciting at a tavern on November 21, with officers testifying to an indecent proposal he allegedly made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deimi Iar
Johnnie Ray
Recorders Court
Ray
Detroit
Elvin Davenport
Eugene Cayiston
Detroit Police Department
Cewt
Dunkirk Man Burned Seriously in Garage Fire
Dunkirk resident DUNKInk-marcy Strawser, 62, was hospitalized in fair condition with first and second degree burns after a fire destroyed his garage and damaged the residence. He was working on a pickup truck carburetor when it burst into flames about 6 p.m. Fire crews from Sheridan, Fredonia and East Dunkirk fought the blaze for 90 minutes. Strawser received on scene first aid before transport to Brooks Memorial Hospital. An earlier charge from 1951 and a $25 fine are noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Fredonia
East Dunkirk
Strawser
Canadohia Flood Plan To Help Oil Creek Area
Bulley district engineer for the State flood control office in Franklin said the Hood control project at Canadohta Lake will aid property along Oil Creek. The plan aims to prevent flooding in the lake area and along the creek banks, though some creek residents worry about impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innuewie
Winnss W Bulley
State Department of Forests and Waters
Franklin
Canadohia Lake
Canadohta Lake
Freq
Batley
Flood control plans unclear for Candobta Lake region
Ralley said he lacked details on flood control for Candobta Lake. Officials noted spillway construction could reduce danger along Candobta Lake and OL Cheek. Meanwhile, a Pennsylvania Railroad freight derailed near Latrobe after lead billets broke from a car, but passenger service remained uninterrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralley
Canadehta Lake
Candobta Lake
OL Cheek
Latrobe, Py
Heven Cin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Raisi Develo
Niar Latrobe
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