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24 Dec 1957
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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 24, 1957
Page
1
Memorial and Furnished Private Rooms Listed
Fragmentary notice describes private rooms and memorial services. Names DeHaven and Gil ursey appear alongside a funeral reference. Contact details and addresses are incomplete.
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Homes Near Pittsburgh
A major blaze east of downtown Pittsburgh left about 100 people homeless. Two fatalities included a policeman and a woman. eight homes and two schools were damaged. Red Cross and Salvation Army teams assisted as 200 volunteers fought the inferno with a riverboat pump and city fire units by the Monongahela River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Howe
Ailee
Pollow
Puck
Skip
MHP
Sui Noite
Red Cross
Salva Hon Army
Pittsburgh Fire Department
C.D. Scully
Monongahela River
Donations Push YMCA Building Fund to New High
The article reports $11,700 in new donations to the city YMCA building fund, with a meeting of directors noting gifts exceed prior totals. It lists nominees for upcoming terms, a treasurer’s report on fire insurance premiums, and a schedule for facility use by various groups. The piece ends with a Washington alert from the American Automobile Association about dangerous Christmas Eve travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carty Ymca
Nantion
Machi
Lupe
Velluh Bracken
Robert &. Bron
Keith Tentin
DA Mijlstrom
D. Armour Hillstrom
William Leahy
FE Whittlesey
Guy Butters
Alton Dahlstewnd
Liwrenes Dowels
Ymga Activites
YMCA
Washington
Americant Automobile Association
AAA
New York Rail Workers Sick Disrupt Suburban Commute
Thousands of suburban riders struggled to reach Manhattan as Long Island Rail Road conductors reported sick. The Brotherhood says a walkout affects Christmastide and New Year’s Eve schedules. Some lines operated only partially while others ran at reduced service. no immediate resolution announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Torluy
Lory Island Railroad
New Fear
Kennedy
Brotherhood of Ravilroad
Teaco
Hatigneis
FBI Joins Search For Bank Robber
A bank robbery at Peoples Nations Bank of Rural Valley ended with the robber fleeing in a station wagon after taking cash. Police and FBI joined the hunt, describing a blond man who demanded 50 pennies and fired a shot as he escaped, with teller Miss Slelo Samosky present during the noon incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRT
Christings
Peoples Nations Bank of
Rural Valley
Agan
Asia Park
Snyder Jinateit
Civil Rights Commission gets chairman Johns A Hannah
President Eisenhower names John A Hannah as chairman of the six member Civil Rights Commission to seek Senate approval. Hannah, of Michigan State University, replaces Justice Reed who resigned and will join Dayle E Carlton of Florida and other Southern appointees, with Sparkman praising recent civil rights statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Civil Rights Commission
John A. Hannah
White House
Hannah
Mighty State University
Supreme Court
Juste Stinky Reed
Beei
Birkground
Guy
Dayle E. Carlton
Florida
Senate
Sen
Sparkman
Ala
Legisla
Hearnaly
Vidahah
Congress
tfeTews
Pellman
Dornt~ Fortes
Michigan State
Wwe
Virginia
Robert G Slorey
Southern Methodist University
Pontiniee
Ike Challenges Moscow To Make Next Peace Move
President Eisenhower urged Moscow to show sincerity in disarmament talks and open negotiations to reduce world tensions. Dulles mediated from Paris as NATO discussed nuclear bases and a possible shift to foreign ministers, with questions about unity among Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Moscow
Washington
Eisenhower
Angelica
NATO Council
Paris
Dulles
Dulles Adart
Russia
United Nat’ions
NATO
United States
18 Complete Life Saving Course AtY
Seventeen swimmers from a 49 enrolled completed the course and were certified as Senior Life Savers at the Corry YMCA pool. Examinations and practical tests for artificial respiration and first aid were given December 19 and the final water exam completed last night. Certifications went to Renewals and New certificates list includes several named individuals. An isolation demonstration is planned for January 8 by Leo Neckers of the Stanford Hose Co. Open to class members and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sventeen
Afo
Corry
Jeffry Baldwin
Red Cross
Norman Tarbell
Phyllis Galbreath
Ruth Gumbleton
Morris Wickwire
Wayne Yanney
Davie Hillstrom
Gladys Post
Jane Howard
Helen Downs
James Kelsey
James Howard
David Myers
Robert Beagle
Dennis Hyer
John Roberts
James Lewis
Jack Lewis
Senator Martin Hospitalized With Respiratory Illness
Senator Martin of Pennsylvania is listed as a patient at Washington Hospital with an upper respiratory infection. Officials say he was admitted in mid December and remains in hospital under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaorsmainsy
BU Ward
Martin
R-Pa
Washington Hospital
Pennsylvania
Rescue Planes and Boats Recover Two Bodies and Four Survivors
Navy radar plane with 23 crewmen went down in the Pacific near Mt Oahu. An armada of surface craft and rescue planes saved four survivors and recovered two bodies. Survivors reported they were not in a raft and described rough conditions. Two fast rescue boats from Kaneohe Marine Air Station aided in recovery and brought survivors ashore. Visibility was good, radar tracked the crash site about 100 miles northeast of Barbers Point Naval Station. Continued report on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Pacific
Milien
Mt Oahu
Bnly
Bland
Sland
World Praying For Peace On Eve Of The Saviour's Birth
Citizens worldwide call for an end to the cold war on Christmas Eve. President Eisenhower urged Americans to show courage and self sacrifice to foster peace and goodwill among nations amid growing international strains from Algeria to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Vil
Africa
Payroll Tax Increase Forecast for 1958 Prompts Debate
State Chamber of Commerce cites high unemployment compensation costs as the cause. Payroll taxes are projected to rise by 40 million dollars for 1958 with benefits reaching a 944 weekly maximum for 30 weeks. The State Employment Security Bureau reports current expenditures at 188.6 million amid total unemployment adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmishus
Mirte Tovlay Ag
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
Stiles Vc
State Employment Security Bureau
Union City Route 6 Traffic To Use One-Way Bypass
State Highways Secretary Lewis M. Stevens announces a permanent one way traffic plan on Route 6 in Union City. Eastbound traffic will bypass via East High Street and Mar Street toward the Dine area while westbound moves toward Market Street and the business district. The change aims to ease congestion at the borough’s busy center intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Rom Lewis M. Stevens
State Secretary of Highways
East High Street
Mar Street
Union City
Netherlands accuses Indonesia of UN breach over West New Guinea
United Nations letters from The Netherlands condemn Indonesia for boycott actions and seizure of Dutch property as illegal interference. The Dutch demand accountability and note potential UN measures while Indonesian leaders accuse a failed coup and probe an assassination plot against Sukarno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Netherlands
Indonesia
Security Council
Agsembly
Jakarta
One Netherlands
West New Gilliet
West New Guinea
setaure +t Netherlands
Army
Sukendro
All
Zulkifi Lubis
Sukarno
Lubis
Sumatra
Mohocca
Sunshine Brings Spring-Like Look Across Area
Weather figures show warm spells with occasional snow chances. Yesterday’s high reached a degree count with a low around 15 last night. The forecast calls for a mild week with temperatures about seven degrees above normal and periods of brighter skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Latta
Uhl
Andy
Valle
Flood and famine strike Java amid floods and mine losses
Reports from Central and West Java describe villages swept by floods and a mine incident with casualties. Thousands face hunger as food shortages threaten crop yields and shipping, while Dutch shipping lines suspend activity and families of KM employees seek aid. Some residents sail to Singapore and then to Holland aboard ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Jay
Jakarta
Madja
Lenwlel
Bom
Java
Eres
Rire Tonde
Hearing Postponed in Chicago Jewel Heist Case
A hearing against Jules S. Jaffe of Chicago, tied to a December 8 theft of 21 watches from an airplane between Cleveland and New York, was postponed until January 7. Walter Spritz of Chicago is also involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisago
Jules S. Jaffe
Walter Spritz
Alsy
Chicago
Cleveland
Wew
Tenumber
Negotiations End Over Aero Supply Plant Sale Plan
Community committee had proposed buying real estate for 400000 to lure Pierce Industries to move its aircraft component division to Corry. The plan included 60000 from residents, 120000 from a development fund, and 200000 in loans, with 30350 mailed back. Talks stalled after weeks of negotiation. Leo Strauss and Henry Margolis called a noon meeting to discuss the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swelahtay
Suchas
Hela
Agro Supply Mfg. Co
Init
Lo Pierce Tndustries
Ransan City
Ium
Pierce Firm
Wileh Carls
Rice
Pierce Governor Planb
Anderson
Ind
Dircraft
Corry
Governors
Motors
Pierce
Aero Supply
Pernayl~ Penis Industris Development Fund
Leo Strauss
Henry Margolis
Strauss
Aero
Margolis
Speak For Yourself Elvis Says Board
Memphis Tennessee Elvis Wesley asks for a two month deferment from his draft. Paramount indicated a decision would cost 350000 in prep if canceled. A Shelby County Draft Board spokesman notes the request must come from the registrant. Elvis says he is ready to enter the Army immediately when drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis
Memphis
Tenn
Wesley
Paramount Studios
Shelbyounty Draft Board
Paramount
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Bath
Saat
DeHaven
Drs. Gilursey
Mttsburgh
Thiy Farler Ehale
Hankin
Beney
FBI
President and Dulles
Senator Martin
Asten
Wirenhola
Cuba
Cyprus
Austria
West Berlin
Palestine
Weng
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