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Fragmentary text notes a vehicle or wall damage at 11 10 with mentions of battered homes and a son stating something unclear. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly readable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1960
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes a vehicle or wall damage at 11 10 with mentions of battered homes and a son stating something unclear. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly readable.
Commissioners named Yvonne Johnson to head the voter registration office. She is 23, a graduate of Academy High School, and studied two years at Agricultural and Technical College in Greensboro. She will start the new job next Monday.
An anonymous call forced Harrisburg High School to evacuate yesterday after a threat claimed a bomb was inside. About 1,400 pupils and 65 teachers were sent home as investigators searched the building for nearly two hours without locating a device.
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen hinted at a formal Senate probe into reported CIA leak disclosures to Congress. He quoted Alsop’s column about Dulles testimony and questioned who released the information, tying the issue to national defense and the arms outlook.
Saltonstall balked Tuesday at discussing certain military matters as a public hearing by the Senate Space Preparedness group. Saltonstall said questions appeared to be based on leaked information, and he noted discrepancies between figures reported to newspapers and those from his sources.
About 240 employees at the True Temper plant in Dunkirk were fed yesterday as negotiations continue in Ashtabula Ohio. No settlement has been reached. Dunkirk Local 2199 of the APL-CIO United Steelworkers represents the workers. negotiators include Michael Sam Joseph Manzelli and Stanley Gliver. Terms of any agreement were not released. Talks cover all True Temper plants.
A coroner ruled Peter Stewart Conrad 26 grandson of novelist Joseph Conrad died accidentally after his motor scooter collided with a vehicle that failed to stop. He sustained fatal injuries several days ago in the crash.
Warren councilman John A. Carbon pressed for sewer improvements in Was ter as heavy rains caused street and cellar flooding. He noted a $123,000 sewer rent surplus and urged using some for new sewers. The council voted to invest $20,000 at 4 percent while debating directing sewer rent revenue to storm sewer construction. Attorney said the move violated treatment plant bond regulations.
Harrisburg AP governing officials respond to Gov Lawrence's plan to reappoint Dr Charles A Boehm as public instruction superintendent. Senate leaders anticipate no GOP opposition. term expires May 21. Boehm's reforms and teaching critiques cited as reasons for support amid cautious Capitol Hill sentiment. A separate Pittsburgh item notes 7 year old Walter Dabrowski killed by a car near McKees Rocks.
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