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13 Jan 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
Jan 13, 1959
Page
1
City schools ordered to install fire doors statewide
State officials direct all districts to add five fire doors per basement entryway and remove inflammables to reduce risk after a Chicago fire tragedy. Business Manager S F Anderson and local boards debate exact costs and locations while emphasizing mandatory safety upgrades and regular fire drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Anderson
Corry
Mikoyan Arrives in New York for Two Day Visit
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastasia Mikoyan arrives in New York for a two day visit amid heavy security. Police prepare to safeguard dinners and receptions while hundreds of pickets protest with demonstrators lined up by a Hungarian former prisoners group and a captive European nations assembly. The official travels here after a stop in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikoyan
New York
Anastias T. Mikoyan
Ely
Assembly of
European Nations
Los
Corry School District Plans Five Year Math and Science Expansion
A group of Corry high school students will gain a five year program expansion in math and science. Superintendent William E. Radenoyer presented a plan to the Joint Committee to raise the program level by moving algebra to eighth grade and advancing schedules to include geometry, calculus, and related subjects. The plan aims to align with a broader five year sequence while maintaining current course offerings in the remaining years. The superintendent will finalize details and seek official approval from the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Aven
William E. Radenoyer
Mikoyan Welcomed in Los Angeles on TV Appearance
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan capped a Los Angeles visit with a surprise late night TV appearance. Police and State Department guards kept him under tight watch as he toured Hollywood with film stars and students facing no protests. He spoke of friendship and closer US Soviet trade to resolve tensions, amid ongoing Berlin questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Anastas T
Mikoyan
Hollywood
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
State Department
New York
Paul Coates
United States
U. S
Soviet Union
Tile contractor confesses to killing Cub Scout and wounding mother
Calvin, 35, a tile contractor, admitted slaying a 10 year old Cub Scout named Sammy Moss and severely wounded the boy’s mother Alma Moss in the Moss home. He tried to shoot himself but only received flesh wounds. Alma Moss was hospitalized in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee ktUnu
al Calvin
Charles Miller
Sammy Jor Moss
Alma Moss
Calvin
Moss
Miller
Indictments in Western Pa Bank Scandal Hit Five Officials
A federal grand jury charged five Old Freeport Bank executives in Freeport, Armstrong County, with racketeering like lack of integrity and loan kickbacks. Indicted are Charles L. Sober, Iva Sober, Dr. Richard Heineman, John B. Cypher, and Jack K. Reese. Reese faces a false-entry count. others face related schemes over 15 and 46 thousand dollar loans. The panel also opened an inquiry into a seized Morgantown bound plane carrying weapons for Cuban rebels. Witnesses included pilot Charles F. Smith and plane owner Samuel H. Dupont</S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Freeport Bank
Freeport
Amstrong County
Charles L. Sober
Iva
Richard Heineman
John B. Cyher
Jack ¢. Reese
Sober
Heineman
Younger Sober
Cypher
Reese
Grand Jwy
Border Patrol
Morgantown
Tarentim
Cuba
Charles F. Smith
Saniel H. Dupont
Florida
Corry Schools Plan to Sue Over Tax Delinquencies
Corry school board discussed a plan to file legal action to collect overdue taxes on property linked to district assets. The board authorized review of old tax records to compile a complete delinquent list and to determine which cases to pursue, aiming to recover unpaid levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cony
City Connell
Tir Gonnedt
Frank McKnight
x+ ikribedt Co
Dearl Whar Ik
Merlie
Landslide Claims Life Of Local High School Student
In San Francisco at Land's End near the Golden Gate a rain drenched landslide buried 16 year old Bill Stoltero as he hiked with 15 year old Margaret Valentine after class at Washington High School. Margaret survived with shock and injuries after escaping as rescuers searched for hours without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Call
Land's End
Golden Gate
China Beach
Bill Stoltero
Margaret Valentine
Washington High School
Park Emergency Hospital
Bill
Green and six others on trial for Tobyhanna depot theft conspiracy
Attorneys Raymona J Bradley and Joseph Lord begin a trial in which Green and six co defendants face charges of conspiring to defraud the government over the construction of the $33 000 000 Army Air Corps depot at Tobyhanna Pa The case centers on alleged fraudulent actions connected with the depot project and involves multiple defendants and complex bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iorneys
Raymona J. Bradley
Left
Joseph
Lord
Green
Tobyhanna
Executions In Cuba Reported As War Trials Continue In Havana
In Havana Cuba AP reports Fidel Castro's military courts proceed with executions in the wake of Batista loyalist violence. Preliminary tallies indicate many condemned, with hundreds held nationwide, and reports of secret trials and a few non death penalties. Raúl Castro confirms area details but overall figures remain unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itavana
Cuba
Ouioll
Fidel Castro
Milney
Pulgeneta Batista
Teast
Ineludime
OvieHee
BONUS
Santino
Oriente
Castro
Wiis Alronest
Ioverient
Manzanillo
Tri Oriente
Fidel
Raul
Santiago
Arkansas Ranks Last in State School Spending Per Pupil
The Bureau lists Arkansas as the lowest among 42 states in spending per pupil for 1957 at 154 dollars, well below Oregon at 356 dollars. Arkans as enrolls about 88 thousand pupils with 59.85 million spent. Oregon has 240 thousand pupils and 120.92 million spent. California and Wyoming also high spenders, while many states fall above 200 dollars per pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VnSumnesue Ieards Gas
Oregon
Cousty Bureau
Arkansas
Vengus
Find
South Carolina
Alabama
Kentucky
Georgia
California
Caliornia
Wyoming
Nevada
Montana
Ilinois
Washington
Arizona
Michigan
Colorado
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Kansa
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Louisiana
Florida
South Dakota
North Dakota
Utah
Oklahoma
Idaho
West Virginia
Mirador tanker explodes and sinks at Iskenderun harbor
In Iskenderun Turkey the Greek owned tanker Mirador exploded while transferring gasoline to a UK Navy tug. The blast killed 20 aboard the Mirador and 10 aboard the tug Imroz, with 84 crewmen missing from the Imre salvage craft and Turkish officials considering sabotage. Fire spread, forcing nearby ships to pull away as the tanker began sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iskenderun
Turkey
Imre
Navy
Oller Ocklawaba
Imroz
Javits and Douglas Do Not See Big Gains in Rule Change
Washington AP report notes the Senate approved a two thirds vote to cut off debate 72 to 22, altering the 1949 rules standard. Javits and Courley voice skepticism that the change narrows filibuster leverage enough, while Southern critics say it overreaches. The debate signals a high-stakes shift with potential broad impact on civil rights measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ben
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
America
Widow Faces Kidnaping Charge In Baby Case
New York widow eight Tavarone appears in Brooklyn Pelony Court charged with abducting a newborn from St. Peter's Hospital on January 2 to claim the infant as her own. Police say the motive was to pressure a boyfriend into marriage. The infant was found unharmed and later identified as Frances, returning to her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Chionehto
Princes
Lina Rane
St. Peter's Hospital
Brooklyn
Joan Tavarone
Yor Far Tavarone
Lisa Rose Chionehiorom
Hone
Brooklyn Pelony Court
Tavarone
Joseph Pivaiment
Bragen
Mediy Co
Frank
Frances
Ek -Petiv’k Hospital
Father Slays Wife and Two Sons With Ax
MALILANS Pil A Plant technical writer killed his wife Ruth Himging 37 and sons Richard 12 and Bryan 12 with an ax yesterday. One daughter Rul Ann Figgins 12 survived after fleeing to a neighbor’s. Sheriff Luther Hobby of Sem Inole County jailed the suspect Murry Tiggins 40, who gave no motive beyond an alleged Communist accusation. police reported he attacked the family in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malilans
PBT
Luther Hobby
Sem
Inole County
Murry Tiggins
Ruth Himging
Richard
Bryan
Phillip
Higgins
Sheriff Hobby
Sai Rul Ann Figgins
Tie
Woman and Three Sons Perish From Gas Fumes
In the Bronx apartment yesterday a woman named Aurora Ruiz and her three young sons Neftalle Rivera 14 Pedro Wile Jr 8 and Robert 5 were found dead from asphyxiation after gas fumes escaped from a stove burner. A gas water heater burner was on though the flue was disconnected and a kerosene stove in a bedroom had its oil consumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shor
Aurora Ruiz
Neftalle Rivera
Pedro Wile Jr
Robert
Pedro Ruts
New York State Plans Tax Hike On Gas And Cigarettes
New York State officials, led by Governor Nelson Rockefeller, move to raise gas taxes by two cents a gallon within weeks to close a two billion dollar budget gap. A broader tax push also targets cigarettes, with possible changes to exemptions and payroll withholding. Rockefeller hinted at multiple revenue-raising options including a general rate boost and various tax tweaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Amoun
Lewislature
Gay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Secretary Duljes condemns Russian Germany proposals
Washington bulletin reports Secretary Duljes calling the Russian proposals for Germany brutal and stupid and dangerous to European peace. The secretary warned that the plan risks destabilizing postwar order and heightening regional tensions.
School Boards Begin Budget Talks and Bid Dispute
Corry school officials discussed next year’s budget with Supt William Rode mover. A local contractor, George Tinko, complained about a bid for a new wider door at the high school stage and questioned bid handling. The joint committee approved a $300 moving expense payment amid other budget talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry
Baines
B. Anderson
A. E Tate
Tinka
William Racemeyer
Rodemeyer
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Cate
Fourth Ward
Hubert Vaughn
Buffalo
Corry Board
Department of Public Instruction
Department of Labor and Industry
Department of Public Tastrac- Linn
Clase
Lyfe Geomietry
Lhd
Boy
Lewisburg
William” "Green Jr
Center
Philadelphia
Elty
House
Javits
Douglas
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