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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1960
Page
3
The text hints at ongoing Wisconsin primary discussions with candidates and delegates, mentioning figures like Lyndon and Humph, and noting uncertainty over how delegates would be allocated and counted amid party processes.
A busy Sunday saw 101 cars carrying an estimated 17 050 people to Presque Isle State Park as police reported sandbound motorists on a new highway. A Corry resident reported his car stolen in Meadville. a 17 year old was later arrested for driving it to Greenville and back. At least 12 died in Pennsylvania highways and four in other accidents. Funeral plans for John W Ryland were announced. A ministerial association banned Sunday funerals, and deer sightings accompanied a raccoon fight noted in a Game Commission item.
Tulsa report notes 29 major oil firms face federal anti trust charges for conspiring to raise fix and regulate crude oil and gasoline prices across 43 states. Trial led by Judge Royce H. Savage with about 90 defense attorneys against five DOJ antitrust lawyers and Tulsa U.S. Attorney Robert S. Riley. Each firm faces up to $50,000 per count, with total potential fines reaching over one million dollars.
General Douglas MacArthur's condition stayed serious at Lenox Hill Hospital where he is treated for a non malignant urinary tract obstruction. An Army spokesman said he will likely stay longer than the two weeks planned, with improving yet fragile health after his 80th birthday.
The Titusville City Council approved on final reading a budget and salary amendments in a special meeting Saturday night. The 3 to 2 vote lifted salaries for the city controller and assistant sewage plant operator while trimming deputy director of accounts, finance staff, health officer, health board secretary, plumbing inspector and assessor roles. Contingent funds rise to 34705 and health department money is cut from 5000 to 2600. Milliken plans to address stray dog disposal, citing a crude gas chamber in the jail basement and seekingVeterinarian guidance before tonight's meeting.
Ex U S solicitor general and longtime North Carolina lawyer J Crawford Biges, aged 87, died Saturday after a long illness. A prominent figure in state politics and law for over five decades, he shaped legal practice and public service in the region.
Union Local 564 workers at Albro Packing Co in Springboro agreed to extend their contract beyond June 1 to October 1 to support the company's expansion. The joint decision was announced by union business agent F L Alexander and company VP Irving Ozer after talks with shop stewards and the negotiating committee. The union also backs CVIA funded civic efforts aiding Albra with moral and financial support.
Several blasts damaged ten paper truck vans near downtown Portland as a teen-ager confessed to finding two dynamite charges near the scene. Police questioned him as authorities traced the attack to labor unrest tied to a large strike. About 950 workers idled, unions eyeing new casting machines for the Oregonian.
ANE-nover. 4. Struble, president of Local 902 IUE AFL CIO, said the union has voted to strike Stackpole Carbon Co. on February 11 unless a new contract is reached. Harold Mader, steward of the Kane local, echoed the action. No immediate management comment, but last ditch talks aimed at avoiding a work stoppage.
Crawfordsville Indiana Dr William Norwood Brigance 83 longtime Wabash College head died Saturday in Olive Branch Massachusetts apparently from heart ailment and complications obituary notes career at Wabash College and residence in Olive Branch Mass
Erie School District weighs 18 applicants for secretary-business manager as board seeks nonpolitical selection. Nine criteria include financial management, top administrative experience, line supervision, and employer evaluations. Spokesman stresses Erie native preferred if equally qualified and capable of resisting political pressure.
A reader laments a driver in Cor ty who struck a large yellow Collie Shepherd named Shippie on East Congress street and left the scene without identifying themselves. The note urges accountability to prevent harm to residents and pets.
A New York Central freight train derailed near Famesville Ohio, 39 cars wrecked and about 1200 feet of track torn up, causing $200000 in damage. No injuries reported. Crews worked overnight to clear the main line as the Boston to Chicago freight was disrupted.
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