Sales and Debts Open in Morning Markets
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16 Dec 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
Dec 16, 1959
Page
1
Eisenhower Cruises Mediterranean on World Tour
President Eisenhower relaxes aboard the Des Moines in the Mediterranean during his 22 000 mile goodwill tour. He plans talks on world problems in Tunisia and a 24 hour cruise to Toulon before a Paris summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Lux
Mediterranean
U.S
Des Moines
Tunisia
Habibi Bourguiba
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Toulon
France
Paris
Athens
6Th Fleet
George W. Anderson Jr
White House
CAB Moves To Improve Area Air Plan
The Civil Aeronautics Board awarded new routes and amended existing ones to boost air service in the Northeast. Allegheny gains a permanent extension beyond Harrisburg to the Washington and Baltimore co terminals. A Read In is added between Lancaster and Philadelphia. Mohawk secures three year woven routes linking Allen Rome Syracuse and Cleveland via multiple New York and Pennsylvania points. An additional Boston to New York Newark route via Providence and White Plains is authorized. CAB also grants authority to serve Binghamton and Corning along Route 7 between the East Coast and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
United States
Allegheny
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Readin
Lancaster
Phila-delphia
Allen-Rome
Syracuse
N.Y
Cleveland
Tthica- Cortland
Binghamton
Johnson City
Emirs-Corning
Olean
Jamestown
N. Y
Meadville
Boston
New York
Newark
Providence
White Plains American Authority
Emir Corning
Allen
East Quast
Chicago
Area Man Held For Loitering In County Jail
Frank Walker 64 of Spartansburg was arrested early today on a loitering at night charge after entering the home of Albert W. Stedman on the Corry Spartansburg road to use a telephone. He was held until police arrived and lodged in Crawford County jail for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivin
Corry
Frank Walker
Spartansburg
Albert W. Stedman
Corry-Spartansburg
Walker
Crawford County
Corry Chamber asks members to return applications today
Corry Chamber of Commerce urges all members to submit application forms for budget planning. Many have already sent in forms and dues. others plan to pay after year end. Chamber manager A Long says it is not essential to receive the check immediately, but all members who have not filled out the form should do so today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Long
Driver Swerves ToAvoid Deer Then Crashes In Ditch
Corry State Police report Wil lie Hunt, 47, westbound on Route 426, swerved to avoid a deer that appeared on the road from the left. His car struck the ditch, injuring Hunt and ripping off the right front wheel. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital with an injured right ankle. Vehicle damage estimated at about $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Corry Spring Creek
Corry
Willie Hunt
Hunt
Corry Memorial Hospital
Polaris Night Test Launch Marks Solid-Fuel Milestone
The Navy fired its Polaris submarine missile in a night test the first solid-fuel night launch here. Observers noted a bright white plume contrasting with previous orange glow from liquid rockets, with Air Force requests to study exhaust color and intensity for optical tracking needs of the Minuteman program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve aybHal
Fla
Navy
Air Force
Minuteman
Federal Coin Device Probe Nears Corry
Federal investigators move toward Corry as unions and clubs face a $200 license fee for coin operated gambling devices. The crackdown prompted machine removals in Titusville and warnings to clubs to sign forms admitting harboring gambling devices. Club operators fear financial ruin from losing machines and past bans on similar devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City
Anie Sim
Titusville
el Aniyeer
Federal court finds Houser not guilty by reason of insanity
Donald Houser, 36, an Air Force dental technician, acquitted of smothering his pregnant wife Rene Turner in their Andrews AFB apartment. The jury ruled insanity, and the judge ordered Houser confined to St. Elizabeth's Hospital as he was deemed mentally unfit at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teison
Donald, Houser
Air Force
Houser
Andrews Alr Force
Rene Louise Turner
DuBails
Dudge George L. Hart Jr
St. Elizabeth's ‘Hospital
Indiana man dies after Route 119 crash near Indiana
Eli E B Pizer aged 29 of Indiana died in Indiana Hospital where he was admitted Sunday after injuries from a traffic crash on Route 119 near the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana, Pa
Eli E B. Pizer
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Route 119
Here
Senate Rejects Two Tax Board Picks in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg the Senate rejected two Democratic nominees to the State Tax Equalization Board after a five hour filibuster. Herbert J. McGlinchey of Philadelphia and Mayor Raymond E. Gardlock of New Kensington were voted down 20 to 25. GOP leaders argued appointments were political while Democrats defended them as official duties. The rejection halted Bevee from a second term, leaving Cochran as successor and raising questions about board function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Herbert J. McGlinchey
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Raymond E. Gardlock
New Kensington
McGlinchey
Gardlock
Frank Kopriver Jr
Allegheny
Dobn Bevee
Subane
Washington County
Bevee
Awatt Board
Frank K. Cochran
Greensburg
GOP
Cochran
Charles R. Weiner
Justice Department
Weiner
Bevec
Hugh J. McMenamin
NATO Divides as Lesion Over Unified Command Deepens
Paris AP reports Soviet rocket buildup fears and U S charges France misses defense pledges. The United States and France clash over NATO structure, with Herter pushing for integrated forces under a single command and France seeking a national entity preserving each nation’s control. Continued on Page Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
NATO
U. S
France
United States
Western Alliance
Moscow
Christian A. Herter
Charles de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Dee
VFW Building Group Eyes New Bowling Alleys
At a general meeting of the VW Building Association plans were outlined to add four to eight bowling alleys to the current four. A committee led by John Chillock will study construction and costs for a special report in 30 days. Three new directors were elected Russell Mallory James Walters and Raymond Grabowski with Walters re elected. The new board then chose officers Lawrence C. Nichols president Robert Sanders vice president Reymond Grabowski secretary and James Walters treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Building Group
VW Building Association
John Chillock
Vno
Building Association
Exene
Russell Mallory
James Walters
Raymond Grabowski
Walters
Duane Fogle
Dix
Lawrence C. Nichols
Robert Sanders
Reymond Grabowski
Corry Post Warns Early Mailing for Christmas Season
Corry Postmaster James P. Sullivan urges residents to mail cards and find packages early as Christmas volume nears record levels. Washington officials predict the season will be the highest on record, with Civil Aeronautics Board plans to move all first class mail by air to speed operations. The local office aims to deliver before Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Sullivan
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Eatry
Sunlivan
Senate Passes Race Betting Bill Referendum Change
The Pennsylvania Senate approved a measure by 28 to 22 to place a referendum on legalizing pari mutuel betting at harness racing tracks. The House previously passed the bill and the Senate added a provision tying the referendum to counties where betting is proposed and to be held at the primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee — Ole
Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Storms Rage Anew In South Central U.S.
Storms soaked the south central states with more rain and snow while western Washington saw easing floods. Up to 18 inches of snow fell in New Mexico, four inches at Las Vegas. Texas iced severely, schools closed, and roads blocked. Rivers rose in Washington Oregon and along the Texas Louisiana border, forcing evacuations for many families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Texas
Panhandle
el Paso
Upper Panhandle
U.S. 66
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oregon
Washinton
Raina Lp
Seven Die In Dawn Fire Explosion Disaster
Police say seven people including four children died in a two story building fire sparked by an explosion just before dawn. Victims include Lorraine Woodridge, 13, and several elderly residents. Investigators search for the source of the blast and the fire’s origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yung
Mu. Tae
Lorraine Woodridge
Rockefeller Faces Mixed Reception in Wisconsin Tour
Rockefeller drew a mixed response in Wisconsin as Nixon supporters urged the VP’s nomination while Rockefeller faced uneven crowds and questions at World Affairs Council and Marquette University events. He pressed on through Madison and Milwaukee with a steady, if cautious, stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Nelson A.rockefeller
Wisconsin
Appiause
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Middle West
Marquette University
World Affairs Tounell
Nixon
World Affairs Council
Indiana
Missourri
Minnesota
Jamestown Crash Claims Second Victim
Jamestown: William Banach 36 of Williamsville died at WCA Hospital after a three car crash on Route 60 north of Jamestown. His passenger Lt. Margaret O Neil stationed at Travis Air Force Base, California, died at the scene. Coroner reports Banach’s death due to internal injuries and multiple fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
WCA
William Banach
Williamsville
N. C
Chautauqua County
Here
Margaret O'Neil
Travis Air Force
Try Wca Hospital
Titusville Teen Dies From Ice Pick Wound In Apparent Suicide
George Loomis 16 of Mydetown died from a self inflicted ice pick wound, found by his son in his home. Deputy Coroner Dr. G Mt Sonne said death was by own action with no note left, Loomis had heart conditions and long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutusv
George Loomis
Mydetown
Crayford County Corp
Mt Sonne
Geara
Hurl
Dy Sonne
Loomis
Fire Destroys Barn and Jamestown Tavern in Separate Blazes
Two Jamestown area fires yesterday destroyed a newly remodeled tavern on Route 17 and a large barn on Simmons Road. A wind aided the barn blaze, killing 16 cattle and damaging hay and equipment. loss over 25000 dollars. The tavern owners plan to rebuild. fire crews from Lakewood Celeron and surrounding districts fought both fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Edwin Eckstrom and Sons
Simmons Road
Lakewood
Sugar Grove
Lee Cable Bar
Route 17
Here
Lewis Podu
Paul Joanethis
Friendly Grill
Celeron
Spartans hunter shot in leg during deer hunt
Jesse Brown, 28, is reported in satisfactory condition at Cory Memorial Hospital with a shattered right knee after being accidentally shot by companion Durwood Rogers or Buddy Vanderhoff during a deer drive near Spartansburg. Vanderhoff admitted firing the shot. Brown underwent surgery after arrival just before 3 p.m. Possible charges pending as Elmer Simpson continues investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Brown
Cory Memorial Hospital
Elmer Simpson
Brown
Durwood Rogers
Buddy" Vanderhoff
Spartansburg
Vanderhoff
Simpson
Smethport High evacuated after bomb threat
Smethport High School in McKean County was evacuated yesterday morning after an anonymous call stated an explosion would occur. Police, fire, sheriff, and state police searched the building with FBI to assist. no device found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane—State Poller
Smethport High School
McKean County
FBI
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Nilella Khrushchev
Tito
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Polaris
U.S. France
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
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Lewis
Soviet Union
Jamestown Crash
Milan
Italy
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Sparta
Smethport
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