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26 Feb 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
Feb 26, 1959
Page
1
Room Full of Noise and Confusion at Hotel Courtyard
A crowded hotel lobby descended into confusion as guests faced a surge of noise and disorganized security. Staff struggled to restore calm while patrons sought information about access to rooms and safety procedures.
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Corry to Test Mantoux TB Screen in Local Plan
A mass Mantoux tuberculosis test program is planned in Corry with twenty key personnel from the Corry School District Erie County Health Department and other groups. The test uses tuberculin injections to reveal exposure, with positive reactors sent for chest x rays at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Area
Ele County
Erie County Department of Health
Corry Christmas Seal Committee
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Corry Pta
Christmas Seal Committee
Outlaw African Nationalists In South Rhodesia
Salisbury Southern Rhodesia AP report says Prime Minister Sir Edgar Whitehead banned the African National Congress as an illegal organization and declared no state of emergency. Most party officers were arrested in predawn raids. Banda based in Blantyre Nyasaland remains outside the ban and emergency order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Edgar Whitehead
African National Party
Whitehead
Nyasaland
Whic
Southern
Northern Rhodesia
Central African Federation
British Commonwealth
National Party
Nead
Congress
Hastings Bande
Banda
Blantyre
African Congress
Rhodesia
California Couple Charged in Poison Plot Targeting Child
Pasadena residents Howard 36 and Will 38 are charged with attempting to poison a six year old boy, allegedly using poisoned candy from a school program. Phoenix officers planned to detain Mrs Wolna FP and Mrs Bernice Russel, school superintendent, uncovered the tainted capsules. The case involves the Valley of the Sun School for Handicapped Children and carries up to 19 years to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruenin
California
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Wolna
Howard
James
Will
Pasadena
Calif
Porson
Michael Howard
Ant
Valley of the Sun School
Michael
Bernice Russel
People 'N Los Angeles
Hold Cop Trucker Charged in Widow Rape Murder Case
Police say widow Viola Mirman of Brooklyn, 60, was dragged into a war Monday, beaten with fists and a blackjack, raped and left in a parking lot. Patrolman Francis J. Rogers and Thomas Murtha, a truck driver, were charged with homicide, rape and kidnapping after a tip led to arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Viola Mirman
Brooklyn
Francis J. Rogers
Thomas Murtha
Walter Arm
Rogers
Murtha
Mirman
Force
Banks Weigh Expansion in Corry City
City banks explore growth options amid circulating rumors about expansion by the National Bank of Corry and Citizens National Bank. No definite deals, but both banks consider adding drive in facilities and potential purchases on North Center and Main streets as discussions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Corry
Citizens National Bank
TV Dayis
Ellis Day
Ford Garage
North Center Street
Citizens’ National Bank
Earl T. Chetty
Bank
Main Street
Abbey Seeks City Council Nomination in May Primary
Abbey, a nine year council veteran and former streets director who also led the finance department, announced his bid for the City Council nomination in the upcoming May primary. Another streets director, J F Dearing, was appointed to the council weeks ago. Petitions for candidates run from now until March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Abbey
Cuanve Direcor
Ube
Abbey x
Streets
Abbey
J. Ft. Dearing
Six Companies Fight Meadville Warehouse Fire
Firemen from six companies battled a stubborn blaze at a four story Meadville furniture and storage warehouse owned by S. C. Betts Storage and Carrying Co. The fire started about 8:18 PM and raged four hours. The building on Sycamore Place stored household furnishings and 850 cases of motor oil were removed. Damages and cause were not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Hue
S. C. Betts Storage and Carling Company
Vernon Volunteer Fire Department
West Mead No. 2
Saegertown
West Mead
Sycamore Place
Meat Avenue
4Hares Peterman
Evients
Trooper Hurt In Crash Near Washington Hospital
State trooper Fidel Ambrose 22 from Belle Vernon barracks listed in fair condition after a collision involving a tractor trailer and two cars near Washington. Ambrose suffered possible rib fracture and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Washington Hospital
Fidel Ambrose
Belle Vernon Barracks
Water dump fire consumes 15000 gallons at West Washington dump
Fire crews used about 15000 gallons of water over 20 man hours to extinguish a smouldering blaze in four feet of garbag at the West Washington street city garbage dump. Fire officials rerouted water supply from a creek and extended hose lines while debris risk prompted careful handling. Authorities are investigating the cause and had previously ordered garbage hauled to the landfill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Garbane Jund- Thrake
Webst
Downey
Lawrence, Nichols, Garbaxt
T Hat
J. Fred Kinley
Cornell
Avenue A
Weber
Nichols
Turnout at Vets Program Disappointing
Last evening's turnout for the Meet Your Butcher veterans program, sponsored by the Corry Veterans of Fort Lun Wars post, was small with about 18 attendees at the Vel home. Thomas Gragg noted hopes for a larger gathering and questioned the project's feasibility, adding a possible additional session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cragg
Berlin Crisis Fears Rise Over Khrushchev In Moscow Speech
Western officials fear a Berlin crisis could flare in late spring as Khrushchev signals risky moves. Eisenhower urged readiness to negotiate but warned the West will defend its rights in West Berlin and keep supply lines open. A Foreign Ministers meeting remains the hoped path for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Moscow
Westsea
West Berlin
Eisenhower
GOP backs Alcorn policy move to draft party principles
National Chairman Meaty A for a draft a statement of long range Republican party objectives won support from GOP members of Congress after a conference with President Eisenhower. A 40 member committee led by Charles H. Percy will draft a guiding platform covering civil rights, agriculture, labor, monetary policy and more by September 1. Members include Cecil Underwood Everett Dirks Charles Halleck and others from the party ranks and various professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meaty A
Congress
Eisenhow
Charles H. Percy
Bell & Howell Co
Chicago
Ren
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Chilrman
Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
Alcorn
Mittee
Mayer
Cecil Underwood
West Virginia
St. Everett Dirks
Tllinois
Charles Halleck
Diller
Air Force postpones Dh coverer T satellite launch
The Air Force again delays the Dh coverer T satellite launch, delaying two countdowns at two attempts. Officials halted the sequences for undisclosed technical reasons, delaying the two stage rocket system reaching orbit within 30 seconds of firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
BABE
Cali
Air Forte
Ind
Explosion at Aldermaston Kills Two Injures One
An explosion at Britain's Aldermaston site killed two people and injured one as a weapon unload事故 released fire damaged nearby buildings. Officials said no radioactive material was released and the incident posed no danger to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEC
Aldermaston
England
Britain
Adld Woodley
Thom Ty
British Atomic Energy Commission
Fpr
Stat
Briuain
London
Storle Laboratory
Macmillan Warns Khrushchev Over Berlin Interference
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan warned Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev that any interference with Western access to Berlin would stir dangerous repercussions. The leaders met in Moscow amid tense talks while Khrushchev’s ally pressed for a stand on Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Harold Macmnillus Bornly
Nikita Khrustichev
Berlin
Britit
New
Kiev
Hhrulychey
Ty Ge Wong
P Neue
Macmillioy Mare Ik
Khnushchey
Kremlin
Tass
Bovie
Marcow
Mornine
Wat
Mendy
Weaders
Cornell
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Khrushetev
Soviet Union
Khrushehey
Apuerh
Germany
Millan
Probe Unions Infiltration Into Politics
The Senate Labor Management Committee under Sen Karl Mundt plans a wide inquiry into labor unions political activity. It will probe union practices such as solicitations to aid ill members and possible violations of federal election law. The inquiry promises sharp partisan debate within the committee and follows last year's Walter Reuther UAW case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Ale Labor Management Committee
Lectles
Jsbendina Ih
Patens
Karl B Mundt
RSD
Mundt
Barumittee
Walter Retthy
United Auto Workers Wntan
Tragic Basement Blaze Claims Mother and Children
A one story frame house in North Park burned after a basement flare near the furnace. A mother Shirley Anderson and her children Denver and Roby perished. Gerald Anders and others escaped as firemen battled the flames and a floor collapse trapped victims. Authorities say smoke overwhelmed residents. one man was revived after collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockporl
Aploa Trateor
Plungetis Uivouh
Winslow
Shirley Anderson
Denver
Roby bin
Anderson
Ove
Smirke
Suspect's Son Denounces Trial Witnesses As Lies
Frank Dunesth, 28, son of Elizabeth Duncan, claims witnesses lied about his mother in the murder case. He testified that his mother did not hire two men to kill his pregnant wife, while prosecutors allege Olga Duncan was killed after a scheme involving Baldonado and Moya with $6000 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventura, Gaur
Frank Dunesth
Elizabeth Durcan
Duncant
Duncan
Dias
Santa Marbara
Calif
Draz
Ducan
Rudy
Diang Romero
Romeros
Auegusting
Baldonado
Lyis Moya
Olga
Rain, Police Quell Rioting at Henderson Cotton Mills
About 1,200 workers at Henderson Harnett Cotton Mills struck November 17 over a contract clause excluding arbitration. Police in heavy rain cleared crowds of roughly 150 outside North Henderson and South Huntersot plants as federal mediator Yates Heater and state officials prepared to join talks. Boyd Payton of Charlotte, regional vice president of the Textil Workers Union of America, arrived amid cheers after an earlier attack on his head. he was treated and released from hospital. Governor Hodges dispatched 14 extra highway patrolmen to bolster the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Eix Tia
Lely Joba
North Henderson
South Huntersot
Boyd Payton
Charlotte
Textil Workers Union of America
Payton
Luther Hodges
Yates Heather
D. An Cillay
North Carolina Mediation Board
George Roseberry
Claude
Henderson-Harnett Cotton Milla
Negroes Protest Prejudice In KC Downtown Parade
A group of Negroes planned a Saturday downtown protest march in Kansas City Missouri to oppose department stores reopening restaurants to Negro patrons. Rev L Sylvester Odor of the Community Committee for Social Action said the organization rejected a request to postpone the demonstration. Carl B Reckder, president of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, wrote Ordain to delay the parade 60 days while negotiations with store owners continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
ABI
Rev. L. Sylvester’ Odor
Carl B. Reckder
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
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