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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1960

Page

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Farm equipment and livestock sale notices in Union City listing

Auction notice from Union City listing a fenced-in property with McCray Estate details and multiple items for sale including plows cultivators drills and a 12-foot grain drill. Sale includes tractors seed tools and a range of household goods with vendors such as Reed Tecker and Wilson noted among sellers. Also advertised are live animals including hogs and chickens with terms and contact information.

Merous Renin Post Inion City Concord New New Olson Wilson Union City Richard Tecker Reed Ata Trlesale Egg Naid Fair

Princess Margaret Engaged to Commoner Armstrong-Jones

London reports Princess Margaret's engagement to Antony Armstrong-Jones, a society photographer. The announcement surprised the nation and pleased the Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher, with no date set for a summer wedding.

Margaret Britain Antony Armstrong Jones Elizabeth Commoner London Princess Margaret Society Geoffrey Fisher Canterbury Peter Townsend Ang.a

Cortland Line Co Reports Seven Month Profit

Cortland Line Co of Cortland NC and Fresno CA affiliate Aero Supply Mfg Co report seven month period ending August 31 1999 showing net profit 39627 on 300000 shares outstanding equal to 12 cents per share. Revenues reach 1498447 with gross profit 409029. selling expenses cut 200144 and admin expenses 181463, leaving operating profit 20898. Company expands into moving cordage with water ski rope sets and polyetheline rope.

Cortland Line Co Cortland N. C Fresno Calif Aero Supply Mfg. Co Tnc Selline

One Room Shack Fire Claims Life in Franklin County

A 19 year old Franklin County man died in a early morning blaze that destroyed a small off room dwelling. Firefighter attempts to rescue were blocked by extreme heat as Jeremiah Witmer 69 of 465 Ringold Street Waynesboro watched from a window while patrolman Donat Fry directed him to safety.

Burd. Hy Franklin County Jeremiah Witmer Ringold Street Waynesboro Diva Donat F. Fry Pry Witmer

Everett boy dies at twelve from encephalitis

Bedford county hospital officials report the death of Charles Eugene Rose, 12, of Everett. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Rose and lived about seven miles east of Bedford. He died Wednesday after illness related to encephalitis.

Bedford Everett Bedford County Memorial Hospital Charles Eugene Rose Charles A. Rose

Space plans outline for Mercury flight and spy satellite failure

The article reports on Project Mercury plans for a man in orbit from Cape Canaveral late 1961, including five to six 90 minute orbits and a ground communications window. It also covers the failure of the experimental Midas spy satellite and a Polaris test destruction, with weather delaying an inflatable sphere launch and notes on six to eight Midas satellites for early warning systems.

Associated Press Cape Canaveral Pla Senate Appropriations Committee Washington National Aeronautics and Space ‘Administration NASA Congress Vic Hammond George Low NASA Space Flight Development Earth Atlantic Ocean Puerto Rico Low Midas Atlantic Missile Range Midas—missile Defense United States

Security Tightened After Socialist Protests In Buenos Aires

In Buenos Aires security was tightened after about 500 Socialist demonstrators tore down American flags and banners during a rally for President Eisenhower. Secret Service and Argentine officials boosted precautions as the president prepared to fly to Mar del Plata for a welcome amid carnival crowds. The surprise flare of Peronist sentiment faded in a generally warm reception for the U S leader during his Latin American goodwill tour.

Buenos Aires Eisenhower U.S Secret Service Mar del Plata Juan D. Peron

Storm Cancels Corry Area Spelling Match Televised

Snowbound Corry area schools Mill Village LeBoeuf Robison Waterford and a Conway Dean Columbis combined team missed a February 20 event in Waterford Elementary School Auditorium due to Winter Olympics coverage. Wright School of Corry appeared on schedule as two buses failed to arrive with a third returning. one Waterford student qualified automatically.

Corry Area Mill Village LeBoeuf Robison Waterford Conelway Dean - Columbis Corry Wright School of Ann Baressi Waterford Area Cory

Jenkins Wins Gold Medal in U S Red Hockey Spotlight

In Squaw Valley America's bid for a third gold hinges on a tough showdown with the Soviets as the U S hockey team seeks Olympic glory. Attendance totals and other events highlight a day of competition with Jenkins in the figure skating title chase and Michael Bendin among skaters, while Swedes edge Soviets in relay drama.

Squaw Valley Cali America U.S Dave Jenkins United States New York Carol Heiss Canada Soviets Czechoslovakia Sweden Bowlets Thei Corting Italy Anne Hegatyelt International Ski Federation Belly Sue Norwich Penny Pitou Gilford N.H Penny Galf E Teadott Crnen Akler Irma Johansson Radia Eroshina

Negroes Plan Boycotts In Equal Lunch Service Fight

Negroes may begin boycotts to gain equal lunch counter service as demonstrations for integration spread. In Winston-Salem, over 300 people voted to boycott stores with segregated counters after sitdowns in Henderson and Orangeburg and Montgomery. A bomb threat closed Henderson’s Rose Five and Ten. whites kept seats at lunch counters while demonstrators observed. Demonstrations began in Greensboro Feb 1 and spread across several states, with NAACP backing and leaders urging sympathy for the masses through suffering.

South Winston-Salem N.C Henderson Orangeburg S.C Montgomery Ala Rose Kittrell College Fp.w Woolworth Rosedore Wool Worth’s Greensboro North Carolina Virginia South Carolina Florida Tennessee Alabama Winston Salem The National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People Carl Matthews

Car Rams Truck in Lowville Area Crash Injures No One

A car driven by John Wroblewski collided with a stalled truck operated by Edgar Bernham on Route 89 just north of Lowville. Wroblewski, 34, was uninjured though his car sustained damage. The truck required removal due to prior breakdown. Also reported is the death of sports announcer Joe Boland, a Notre Dame figure from the 1920s.

Vrny Oune Funee Lowvillé John Wroblewski R.D. 2 Waltisburg Edgar Bernham Bernham Wroblewski South Bend Ind Joe Boland Knute Rockne Notre Dame Boland

Titusville High Cancels Events To Meet Curfew

Titusville Area Junior-Senior High School cancels or reschedules all events ending after 9 45 p m to comply with the city curfew. The Section 1 Wrestling Tournament tonight will conclude by 9 45. Principal Bruce Pringle said the junior class play moves to 7 15 p m to finish by 9 45, and dances and other activities will also start earlier to avoid minors in attendance after curfew.

Titusville Titusville Area Marshall A. Faheer Roy van Horn Tme Bruce Pringle Cole Stock Auditorium Europe Pringle Fisher

Call Medical Experts In Van Rie Trial

Boston defense calls three medicolegal experts for Willem Van Rie in the suspected murder of Lynn Kauffman aboard the freighter Utecht. Prosecutor McAuliffe lays out a grim timeline while Van Rie asserts he was elsewhere performing wireless duties during the night in question.

Boston AF i-Tne Willem van Rie Pretty Lynn Kauffman Malin Asst Atty John F. McAuliffe Milton Helpern New York City J. Stewart Rooney Charles C. Lund van Rie Nho W. Langdon Powers Walter Jr Mcatliffe McAuliffe Lyn

Spot Youngsters With Dead Sister

Two late girls, aged 13 and 4, were seen on a street Friday carrying the body of their infant sister. They told officers they were searching for a funeral home after their mother had left to buy groceries. Detective Mears reported the infant likely died Wednesday from exposure and malnutrition. The 13-year-old said she bathed the baby, dressed her in clean clothes, and began the funeral home search.

Uslanoma City Lar E. B. Mears Beth

Couple Hurt In Head On Collision Near Union City

A two vehicle crash on Route 8 ten miles south of Union City injured Donna Daugherty 21 and her husband Carl of Wesleyville. The Daughertys were southbound behind a truck when the car attempted a left pass as another northbound truck slowed. Elmer Smith 29 of Meadville drove the northbound truck and said he was placing flares when the crash occurred with minor damage to his truck and about 600 dollars to the car. Mrs. Daugherty was treated for cuts and shock and was in good condition the next morning at Union City Memorial Hospital.

Commy Auto Union City Stem Memorial Hospital Donna Daugherty Carl & Daugherty Wesleyville Corry Daugherty Hhe Elmer Smith Meadsvenuie Cony

Council Hints Single Bid On Old High School Property

Council to open bids Monday night for the old high school property with only one bidder having taken out specifications. Holand Ketzel of Erie is the sole prospective buyer, prepared to meet the $16,800 total including costs, as the city seeks to recover its $15,000 investment.

Counc Holand Ketzel Erie Council

Bloodmobile Visit Planned for Corty In 1980

The Buttelo Regional Bloodmobile will make its first 1980 Corty visit Tuesday from 11 30 p m to 5 90 p m at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post on West Washington Street. James St George, program chairman, set a 125 pint quota and hopes to reach it. On the prior trip December 49th, 4 pints were collected. Past donors will be notified. others may inquire at the Mer Dealey Office in 486 Library Hobiding.

Buttelo Corty Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Jon West Washington Streets James St. George Bt. George Devember Mer Dealy

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