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06 Jul 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
Jul 06, 1959
Page
1
Holiday traffic deaths fall below pre holiday estimates
An Associated Press survey over the Independence Day weekend tracks 54 hours from Friday 6 pm to Sunday midnight. Traffic fatalities were under the pre holiday forecast though drownings rose, with total deaths expected to surpass 500 as final figures are tabulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Associated Presa
Associated Press
Fourth of July Quiet. Corry Reports One Reckless Driving Cit
Corry state police report a near accident-free Fourth of July holiday with only one local reckless driving citation. A three-car collision on Mead avenue near Elk street injured no one, with Parker cited for reckless driving and info filed with Alderman Porter Alter. An additional driver, Douglas Pless, was cited for reckless driving after tires squealed turning onto South Center street. A Erie-bound collision involving Clifford Denning and Walter Sipele caused minor damage but no injuries. Area roundup notes Chautauqua County’s 23rd fatal highway crash of year, with Jose Villalobos of Dunkirk killed and seven others injured in a high-speed crash near Cassadaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Bloomsfield Township
Cynadohta Lake
Mead Avenue
Elk Street
Richard Higby
Unio Street
Floyd Parker
RD. 1
Bear Lake
Higby
Parker
Roy L. McIntyre
Blk Street
McIntyre
Porter Alter
Douglas Pless
White Street
East South Street
South Center Street
Melvin 8. Cobbett
John Lewis
Clifford Denning
Erie
Denning
Walter Sipele
Canadahia Lake
Chautauqua County
Jose Villalobos
Dunkirk
Iishap
Aellida Ferndez
Dogs Attack Kill Boy in Adair County Town
An elderly neighbor’s four dogs mauled and killed 2 year old Kevin Shockey in a brushy alley in a mining town. Police say no witnesses. the child died in a Kirksville hospital. State reports mark the second child death by dogs in six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auvinge
Kevin Shockey
Mark D. Draper
St. Louis County
Kevin
Kirksville
Adair County
Olin E. Johnson
Johnson
Vera Shockey
Shockeys
Lndy
Five Die In Gloucester Car Crash With Navy Crew
Five Navy enlisted personnel perished when a car rammed a tractor trailer, struck a telephone pole, and overturned on Route 130 near Gloucester City. Victims identified include Kenneth Evans 22 Hubert Parrish 25 Clyde Phillips 23 Imogene Green 25 and Patricia Toms 19. Driver Clifford May 28 of Glassboro was unharmed. All died at West Jersey Hospital in Camden. may have been returning to Philadelphia Navy base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
William Barrett
Gloucester City
Barrett
Kenneth 5. Evans
Ajo
Prima County
Arig
Hubert Lee Parrish
Augusta
Clyde Phillips
May
New Jersey
Philadelphia
West Jersey Hospital
Camden
All Star Starters Named For Tuesday Baseball Game
The Dodgers Wyn n and White Sox Drysdale were named starting pitchers for the All Star game at Ports Field. NL publicity director Lew Bur dette of the Braves was noted as likely the second NL pitcher. Casey Brengel of the Yankees was preparing Hoyt Wilhelm for the AL start before switching after Wilhelm worked six innings Sunday.
Corry Jamestown workers receive 3 percent hourly pay rise
The Corry Jamestown Corporation plant began paying hourly employees three per cent more today under a contract finalized August 16 for a two year term. The agreement also provides a 10 cent hourly increase for production workers retroactive to July 6, 1958, with the higher three per cent effective now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umoendluces
Vae
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Resignation Of Ben-Gurion Ends Dispute
JERUSALEM AP Ben-Gurion prepared to form a new government after his resignation capped a 10 day crisis over an Israel West Germany arms deal. The 15 member coalition quit Sunday but remains as caretaker. Four left wing ministers who voted against selling 250000 grenade throwers to West Germany triggered the fall. Ben-Gurion accused them of violating cabinet responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
David Ben- Gurion
Israel
West Germany
Ben-Gurion
Abduth Avodah
Mapam
Izhak Ben-Zvi
Ben- Gurion
Average June Temperature and Flood Weather Summary
Weather notes for June report average high 79 degrees and low 55. Rainfall totals reached 7.55 inches with a heavy 3 inch downpour on June 25 in 45 minutes. Highs hit 96 on two days, lows bottomed at 38, and humidity was notable throughout the month.
Ecclesiastical Furniture, Inc. Moves Into Corry Plant
The former Howard Tannery building in Corry is being prepared for Ecclesiastical Furniture, Inc. to start church furniture production this August. Daniel Rotthoff, founder, said orders backload for three months and future growth could employ 40 to 50 workers next year, with payroll reaching 75 to 80. The Corry Industrial Development Committee of the Chamber of Commerce facilitated the move after securing the tannery site from owners including Philip Zalaneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Tannery
Ecclesiastical Furniture, Inc
Daniel Rotthoff
Wattsburg
Wattsburg Fairgrounds
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Rotthoff
Philip Zalaneck
Erie
Fermers
The
Rotthott
Wittsboro
Forter
East Main Street
New Far Eastern Crisis Looms Over Formosa
Thieves broke into Morley’s Red and White Store in Youngsville Saturday night or Sunday morning stealing cash and shop goods. A similar break-in reported in Warren last week yielded about $500. Five other nearby locations were burglarized, including multiple shops near North Warren. Local police suspect connected burglaries by the same group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Warren Ares
Carlyle Morey
Morley
Shem
Warren
Tke Lewis
North Warren
Five Attacking MiGs Downed By Nationalist Sabre Jets
Tokyo AP reports Nationalist sabre jets claimed to have shot down five Soviet MIGs and downed a sixth, during a patrol south of the Matsu islands near Formosa. The clash followed years of tensions tied to Quemoy and a rising East Asian crisis narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Elyese Conmmuniss
Formosa
Far East
Chinen Reds
Shore Islands
Quemoy
Air Force
Fors
Matsu Islands
Senator raps butler attacks on Dem leaders
In Washington Sen Mike Mansfield accuses Paul Butler of aiding Republicans with attacks on Democratic congressional leaders Mansfield says Butler’s comments will feed President Eisenhower and the GOP Butler urges move toward progressive leadership in Congress to bolster the party for the 1960 elections Butler cites dissatisfaction among Democrats over Congress progress and says Johnson and Rayburn face scrutiny without comment from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mike Mannsfield
D-Mont
Loday
Paul M. Butler
Mansfield
Senate
Buler
Eisenhower
GOP National Committee
Builer
Congress
Butler
House
Democratic National Committee
Lyndon B Johnson
D-Tex
Bam Rayburn
Johnson
Rayburn
Woman Dies After Forgoing Insulin for Faith Healing
Wanda Beach, 27, a diabetic from Slanton Michigan, died Sunday in a Detroit hospital after stopping insulin to rely on faith healing she sought during Oral Roberts services. She had traveled to Detroit with the evangelist's group, told her parents she was cured, and drew away her insulin Friday night. A doctor reported diabetic coma on Sunday. a Roberts aide urged people not to abandon medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerer
Detroit
Wanda Beach
Slanton
Mich
Oral Roberts
William McRee
Soul at Union launches spaceFoekrt with two dogs
London AP bulletin reports the Soul at Union launched a space foekrt carrying two dogs. The dogs were returned safely to Sarthy Moscow radio stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Union
Sarthy
Moscow Radio
Soviet Premier Kuzmin Leaves California After Cold Reception
Soviet Union’s first deputy premier Roman Kuzin winds up a California visit marked by sparse engagement from capitalists and social figures. He travels east toward Detroit after a tour that included Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, amid limited local acknowledgment and a mix of formal dinners and informal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Kartov
Priv
Berkeley
University of California
Oakland
Detroit
Lows
Thi Kortoy
Stordany
Chistian
Miyor
Korky
Verlwoolly
Miles Holt
Helstine
Ats Hinister
Lemos
Relutan motors ship burns near Cameron Louisiana
A blaze broke out on the Relutan offshore vessel six miles south of Cameron. The master and crew abandoned the ship as magnesium explosions prevented efforts to fight the fire. No injuries or deaths were reported, and lifeboats were towed to Cameron. The Anvers, from Antwerp, was towed ashore after abandoning ship. Coast Guard investigations ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Abe
Coast Guard
Rosiri
Colton
Junker
Synthese Nalex
Freeport
Tet
Lake Charles
Tay
Janvers
Tivo
Cameron Carner
Anvers
Antwerp
Wathitl
Body of U S Alps victim found near Berchtesgad
Searchers located the body of a 22 year old American Mormon missionary who disappeared in the Alps on June 26. West German police confirmed the recovery near Waterman Mountain after midsummer snow rain and fog hindered initial efforts. The youth, son of former Arizona congressman Dick Hixless, had set out alone toward Letina W100-rook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berchtesg
Red Chinese Air Bases Revealed Threaten Formosa Strait
The Nationalist Chinese Defense Ministry reports 2400 lines of air facilities within 70 miles of the Formosa Strait at Canton and Shanghai as bases for Red air forces. A Formosa Strait air battle left four Nationalist Sabres claimed shot down by Communist MGs. Chinese press cautions against Communist plans to provide safety disks for strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pormueh Strait
Chinese Defense Ministry
Defense Ministry
Canton
Shang
Ani
Mgs
Tavine
Formosa Strait
Chink News
Eho
China
Chicago Prepares for Queen Elizabeth's Visit
Chicago readies for the first visit of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip with elaborate preparations. Crowds are expected along parade routes as workers polish landmarks, photographers display portraits, and officials coordinate events across museums and key venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cheago
Eliabeth I
Ireland
Henin
Carliile
Eliabeth
Prince Pliliy
WiewimMin
Chicazo
Eleabeth
Chiena
Mone
Hey Said
Snutt
Eleenbolt
Philip
Woman Dies Of Burns After Husband Douses Home Fire
A Brooklyn woman died yesterday from burns after telling police her husband doused her with gas and set her alight while she tried to take their children to safety. Wesley Robinson, 42, said the husband Joseph burned her in a fit of rage over asking for a collar for the children. The suspect was being arraigned in Brooklyn on felonious assault and arson charges when the details emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetera
Wesley Robinson
Joseph
Brooklyn
Shisue
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Schimeltz
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Far Eastern
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Senator
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