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29 Dec 1958
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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 29, 1958
Page
1
Nation hits brakes as holiday traffic toll rises
During the long Christmas weekend traffic deaths surged early but slowed near the end. Reports indicate belated fatalities through mid Sunday could push the toll to a record second-highest for a holiday period, with fears of an eight minute per death rate if pace continued. Notable crashes occurred in Racine and near Green Bay amid icy roads and morning fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SRW Prt
Aceidentia Avitib
At & Pam
Seattle
National Safety Council
Wien Fier
Tichette
Wir
Severn
Milwaukee
Racine
Wis
Greenup
Newt
Family Farm Home Burns Near Sherman in Night Blaze
A Clymer family worshiping yesterday morning watched their farm home burn to the ground four miles south of Sherman on the Clymer road. Harold Tenpass and his family lost nearly all possessions. Neighbors pulled two freezers of food from the blaze. Firemen arrived too late to save the two story frame house. Origin of the flames unknown. home heated by coal stove. The Tenpass family moved into a vacant healthy house owned by Maynard Damcott temporary quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Harold Tenpass
Pat’ Delakua
Clymer Fire Department
Sherman Department
Tenpas
Sherman
Clymer Road
Insula
Harry Hipwell
Seoul Turndee
Teupas
Maynard, Damcott
Eight Thousand Blaze Levels Bear Lake House
A two story frame house at Bear Lake owned by Frank Cooper was destroyed by fire believed caused by defective wiring. Estimated damages reached $8,000 with about $5,800 insured. Alarm at 8 45 a m drew 80 area volunteers including Columbus tanker crew and 15 from Sugar Grove, 15 from Panama New York, and 30 from Bear Lake. Fire under control by 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
Frank Cooper
Bear Lake
Niobe
Gerald Crosby
Crosby
Columbus
Sugar Grove
Panama
N. Y
Fire Rages Through Scranton Center City District
A pre-dawn blaze damaged about 20 stores in Scranton's center city. Police Captain Richard Beynon estimated damage at about $500,000. The fire started in the two story Dayidow Building at Spruce Street and Wyoming Avenue, with flames first leaping from the Smurty Patty Shop. About 200 firefighters from Scranton and nearby Clark's Summit and Dunmore battled the flames for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Center City
Richard Beynon
Spruce Street
Wyoming Avenue
Lome
Clark's Summit
Dunmore
Youth killed in crash near Mount Pleasant
Greensburg pa. Ron ald Eicher 7 of Beottdale was killed yesterday when his car side swiped another vehicle and crashed into a utility pole along the Mount Pleasant Connellsville road about a mile south of Mount Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ronald Eicher
Beottdale
Mount Pleasant
Connellsville
Wonderful War on Weather Brings Mild Temperatures
A local weather summary reports record low and near high temperatures for the date, with 52 degrees this afternoon and a recent 45 and 44 degree weekend high. The warm spell, aided by southerly winds, will raise temps into New England while rain and snow threaten from the Great Lakes to Oklahoma. Tonight's low expected 26 to 30. Ice skating and skiing draw crowds at Mead Park and the skating hill at Summer and East Pleasant streets remains open despite the warm spell. The Weatherman cautions conditions are temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
New England
Great Lakes
Okahoma
Mead Park
Clifford Long
East Pleasant
Quemoy Artillery Clash Reported by Defense Ministry
Nationalist defenders of the Quemoy Islands battled Chinese Red artillery today after earlier light fire. Communists shelled the islands with 1,717 shells between noon and later afternoon, according to the Defense Ministry in LATPED AP reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quemoy Islands
Defense Ministry
Sind & P. Nm
Lumberjack Dies After Falling Tree Injury Near Pil[s]field
Murl Northrop 58, of Warren County, died in Brie hospital after a tree fell on him in the 180s near Pil[sfield]. He was moved from Stem Memorial Hospital to Hamel, coroner rules death an accident. Survivors include wife Frances and seven children, with services set at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev. Bergstrom and Rev. Downing. Burial at Riceville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamol Hospital
Brie
Hin
Pil[sfield
Warren County
Murl Northrop
Hamel
Memtatial Hospital
Astion City
Warren W. Wood Yeterday
Mr. Northrop
Union Township
Frances Thurston Northrop
Anna Belle Edwards
Cambridge Springs
Elizabeth Edwards
Mele
Joan Kerr
R, D
Centerville
Paul
Meadville
Richard
Reading
John
Merle Aikens
Onion
City
Marion
Lace
Chude Northrop
Union City
Torrey and Hays
One Killed As Plane Crashes in English Village
An U S Air Force jet crashed into a village in England killing a resident and injuring several others. The jet tore a ten yard trail of destruction, wrecked a gas station and damaged nearby buildings. The pilot, First Lt. Charles III Prescott, parachuted to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesghave
England
Air Ferce
Charles III
Prescott
Sinta Monica
Calif
New York Newspaper Strike Ends with Two-Year Deal
New York papers resume printing after a 20 day strike ends with a two year contract. Deliverers return to work early doubling as union members ratify the agreement. The strike cost about 50 million dollars as plants reopen and editions hit streets around 2 a.m. Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Enatlir
Mprniy
Space Wheel Plan Proposed
Washington AP reports a Lockheed team proposes a space wheel plan to build a five spoke rotating station in orbit within about ten years at a cost exceeding two billion dollars. The design would support a 10 man scientific crew for six months using a nuclear power source, with an orbiter and a re entry vehicle enabling Earth return by glide and turbojet assisted landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lockheed Missile Systems Division
Sunnyvale
Calif
Lockheed
Earth
Snow, Cold Headlines Pennsylvania in 1958
The year’s top news was dominated by weather with a March snowstorm that stranded 400 people at Morgantown and dumped up to 46 inches of snow. The event disrupted highways, toppled power lines, and strained food supplies, marking the state’s worst winter in memory. Other leading stories included the November election and a new Pennsylvania Supreme Court alignment with Judge Curtis Bok and other Democrats gaining seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Morgantown
United States
Fiat
David Lawrence
Hugh Scott
Senate
Lends
Jose
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Curtis Bok
Robert & Woodside
State Superior Court
T. McKeen Chidsey
John Amos
Lly
Abby
Thomas McBride
Bok
McBride
France Devalues Franc in Major Economy Move
The government announces a large devaluation of the franc by a substantial percentage. Prices of French goods abroad rise while imports cost more, reducing purchasing power and altering currency converts for residents and foreign buyers. The austerity plan aims to shrink the budget deficit, though it signals hardship. continuation notes appear on a later page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berns Watsons
France
Willie Cone
Cuban Civil Strife Nearing Climax In Eastern Cuba
Rebel forces under Fidel Castro pressed on in Oriente province while government troops countered with artillery and tanks. Reports said no rebels were marching toward Havana as clashes spread around Santa Clara and Jatibonico, with both sides claiming gains amid a broader offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Loweareld Elvil
Demwinis
Teday
Pidel Castro
Suasher
Pilgeneto
Thetista
Smart
Ty Oriente Provinca
Une
Vaio
Casio
Colummns
Orlonie
Santiaga Cleny
Oriente
Las Villas
Batista
Santa Chard
Santa Clare
Jatibonico
Cannann
Las Vilas
Cumaguey Lex
Tas Villas
Isai Batista
Sinha Clara
Mall
Lax Villian
Threat of walkout spans three major airlines
The Associated Press reports a strike threat against National Airlines could begin early next month if a vote by the Air Line Ticket Agents Association favors action over a New York employee incident last year. Meanwhile Eastern and American pilots and machinists remain in dispute, with partial settlements and ongoing picket lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Airlines
Air Line
Miami
New York
Imion
Eastern Air Lines
American Airlines
New York Times
Eastern
Easton
Wxreet
Nylon
American
Fourth Victim Of Fire Dies
In Pittsburgh area Braddock Robert Pletcher aged 42 died Saturday night from burns after a fire last Friday that destroyed his suburban home and claimed three of his six children. His wife and the remaining three children are hospitalized at Braddock General. Willie, 11, is listed in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itisburgh
Robert Pletcher
Suburrban Braddock
Fletcher
Braddock General Hospital
Willie
Milk Prices To Dominate 1954 Pennsylvania Assembly
Harrisburg report outlines milk pricing as the upcoming General Assembly's focal issue. Milk dealers cite retail regulation as beneficial, noting Pennsylvania housewives pay less than in other eastern states. They warn against removing controls, arguing price wars threaten public health and could force the cheapest milks on children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Honky R. Geisinger
Execut Live View
Pennsylvani Assn
U. S. Department
Geisinger
Malik Enntrol
Rockefeller Resigns Post as Advisor to President
Nelson A. Rockefeller quits as adviser to the administration on government efficiency. The President lauds his service as Rockefeller, soon to become New York governor, cites impending duties and his departure from the President's Advisory Committee on Government Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Ghttysburg
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Agatn
Oisen- Nower
New York
Portland family of five vanishes. glove clue arises
Police pursue a Portland family of five who disappeared after leaving in a car to seek a Christmas Eve. A black glove found along the highway east of here is linked to Mrs. Ken Martin and may indicate foul play. Relatives report the parents and three daughters missing. an abandoned stolen car was found nearby. A New York relative doubts the family is alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Polick
Ken Martin
Raybarn
Virginia
Ane
New York
Donate
Venice
Cascade Docks
Red Submarines May Be Watching West Tests
In London the AP reports Soviet submarines may be cruising near Allied guided missile test areas to observe warhead handling. Naval sources say Soviet scientists want access to warheads and components. Unidentified subs have reportedly been seen in South Atlantic waters. In Johnstown, Pa. 11 year old John Bartman was killed when his sled collided with a moving ore car near his Patton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
London
Monton
South Atlantic
Young Sledder
Johnstown
John Bartman
Patton
Concord Pupil Dies After Sledding Collision on Lemon Street
A 1 year old Concord boy, Warren Cobb, died after sledding on Lemon Street and colliding with a car at West Main. The accident occurred Saturday afternoon as he rode the sled alone toward a steep hill. Warren died at Cory Memorial Hospital after 2:30 p.m. Attendant said he suffered a fractured skull and chest injury. Police noted warnings to youths about dangerous sledding on Lemon Street. Warren leaves his mother Ruth McKinsey and stepfather Raymond McKinsey, plus relatives. Funeral planned at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. H Jay Morris officiating. burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Hig Sted
Lemon and
West Main Streets
Warren Cobb
Ruth Mckinsey
Oelork
Cory Memorial
Frank Carnegie
Lemon Street
Bix
Glenn Adams
Main Street
Adams
Lemonste
Raymond McKinsey
Clarion
Honky
Steven
Fern Estes
Newark
Nellie Cobb
Jamestown
Poends
Bracken
D. M
H. Jay Morris
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pine Stove
Reds On ICBM Upswing Report
Washington estimates the Soviet Union will have 200 intercontinental missiles within 18 months and some will be given to the Eisenhower administration. The claim came from Rand Corp via a briefing at AAAS. Wohlstetter argues the deterrence balance is not automatic and achieving it will be harder than assumed. New Year's election day in North Atlanta on January first Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Eissenhower
Is Hand Corp
Pentagon
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Albert Wohlstetter
Dar
Atlanta
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