Bluebell Girls Captivate Las Vegas At Lido Club
Las Vegas hosts the Bluebell Girls imported from Britain via Paris for the Star dust Hotel debut. Laura Kelly, Miss Bluebell, says there are 16 dancers aged 18 to 24, height five eight to five ten, with strict discipline and no customer mingling. The Lido show marks one of the boldest productions in town with staged decorum still kept.
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Las Vegas
Nev
British Isles
Britain
France
Paris
Bluebell
Laura Kelly
Miss Kelly
Lido
Morocco
Madrid
Defense Budget Set at 41 Billion for Next Year
Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy forecasts a peacetime defense budget of 41 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year starting July 1, 1959. The rise is due to costly modern weapons and inflation, not Sputniks, with a fully equipped B-52 bomber costing about 10 million. The report says no panic, but continued deterrence and self‑examination of defenses and missiles programs.
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Neil H. McElroy
Secretary of Defense
Soviet Union
Marriage Price Drops as Paychecks Lag in 20 Percent Slide
The Census Bureau data show a 20 percent drop in marriages nationwide as higher incomes tempt singles to delay wedlock. In the Midwest layoffs and high unemployment amplify economic concerns, with only 36 percent of men earning $6,000+ yearly being single. In New York, couples require joint income above $100 weekly and savings of $1,000 to $1,500 before marriage.
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Midwest
Census Bureau
New York City
State Department of Labor
New York
California Executes Policy Sparks Sanity Debate
Chief Justice Earl Warren upholds California’s law denying review of prisoner sanity in death sentences. Justice Frankfurter dissents, urging at least a minimal hearing to prevent barbaric executions of mentally unfit inmates.
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California
Thein
Earl Warren
Felix Frankfurter
William J. Brennan Jr
Justice Frankfurter
Warren
Frankfurter
Hughes lands at Le Bourget beyond Lindbergh feat
Howard Hughes, the American aviator, lands his two engine plane at Le Bourget Field today marking the second nonstop Atlantic flight to this airport and doubling the time of Lindbergh’s solo crossing in 1927. Wet weather delays the sewer project on Seneca street but officials expect completion by tomorrow or Wednesday. The Board of Education plans to consider a cafeteria proposal at the Senior High School at tonight’s meeting.
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LE Bourget
France
Howard Hughes
le Bourget Field
Atlantic
Hughes
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Seneca Street
Frank E. Hepler
Board of Education
Miss F May McKinney Reports NEA Meeting Success
Miss F May McKinney of the High School faculty told of the National Education Association meeting in Pittsburgh as the most successful ever. Cleve Morton announces Palm Cafe night service starting. Corry reports yesterday's snowfall with very cold temperatures. C W Lyons receives first letter for aerial mail route to Gorry.
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F. May McKinney
National Education Association
Pittsburgh
Cleve Morton
The
Palm Cafe Today
Gorry
C. W. Lyons
Thorium Cancer Time Bomb Sparks Global Alarm
At the seventh International Cancer Congress experts warn that radioactive thorium in decades old medicines may trigger cancers. The scope of those exposed is unknown, with thousands treated in multiple countries, and future cancer cases may rise. A separate local incident reports a man robbed of $47 after being attacked by two youths.
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London 8
Police Arrest Five In Ridgway Area Break-ins
State police at Ridgway Barracks arrested three Emporium men and two juveniles for eight camp break ins in Jones Township Elk County. Donald Turner 28 Joseph Yore 23 and Herbert Hodges 22 of Emporium were committed to Elk County jail to await court action. Juvenile names were withheld and will face juvenile court. The suspects pleaded guilty yesterday to burglary charges in an arraignment before Justice of the Peace Harry Law of Ridgway. Stolen items included canned goods beverages hunting knives and camping equipment. The population of Egypt is about 17 million.
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Ridgway
Emporium
Jones Township
Elk County
Donald ‘Turner
Joseph Yore
Herbert Hodges
Justice of the Peace Harry
Law of
Faces Charges Of Stabbing Patient At State Hospital
Pred Chesarow, 26, of Munhall faces grand jury action on charges of fatally stabbing fellow patient Peter F. Glenl, 53, at Woodville State Hospital. He was held by an Allegheny County Coroner's Jury. Chesarow testified he used a steel wire fashioned from a paint can handle.
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Pittsburgh
Pred Chesarow
Munhall
Felow
Woodville State Hospital
Allegheny County
Chesarow
Peter F. Glenl
Church Services In Corry and Area Churches
Coral Corry area churches list morning worship times Sunday schools and vacation programs. First Presbyterian notes July no church school, 11 00 a m worship with baptisms and nursery. Vacation Bible school daily at Presbytery camp Carter Hill. Evangelical United Brethren details prayer meetings Sunday school lessons and nightly Bible conferences with speakers Budd Smith William Ward Ayer and Harry Denman. Sessions, church zones, and missionary activities mentioned along with a camp Findley Bible Conference schedule.
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First Presbyterian Church
South Center
West Pleasant Streets
Paul F. Bauer
Presbytery
Carter Hill
Erle Presbytery
Stoneboro
Descons
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
H. Ray Harris
Amby Allen
Dan Culver
Budd Smith
Rehoboth SS
Mead Park
Willian Ward Ayer
New York City
Rey
Willis Clay
India
William Ward Ayer
Priday
Dayvale
Camp Findley
Eugene Westley
Harry Denman
Nashville, Tenn
Corry area church notices list schedules and services
A page lists multiple Corry churches with ministers and weekly timetables. CORRY ASSEMBLY OF GOD at 102 West Pleasant Street shows Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Other churches include St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran, First Baptist, The Salvation Army, First Methodist, Church of the Nazarene, and more with service times, nursery, youth groups, and midweek activities. Institutions and local businesses appear in a final listing.
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West Pleasant Street
J. B. Kelly
Word of Life
Christ Ambassadors
ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Acard
East South Streets
B.A. Ortner
Alton Dahlstrand
Lumerlyn
Ctude
Women’s Missionary Council
Salvation Army
Washington Street
Capl
Walter Crouch
Fas
Lender
Bob Lewis
Corps
Torchberrer
the Citadel
First Methodist Church
South Center
East Pleasant Streets
George
Myers
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Jesus
Dorcas Circle
Hilltop Pavilion
Mead Park
Anreen
Fellowship of Prayer
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
Paull Bowlby
WOTR
Voice
The
Louis Hebers
Young Peoples
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Maple Avenue Key
Earl C. Docherty
Wallace Sickler
Alliance Youth Fellowship
Christian and Missionary Alliance Churches of
Ladies Missionary Prayer Band
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Christian Science Hs
Boys Need Good Leadership in Teaching Life and Faith
The piece argues boys learn compassion through study of birds and animals, and through church attendance, with early leadership shaping lifelong interests. It suggests many can be natural leaders and asks readers to try guiding youth, noting the church assists in programs for community and national affairs and universal brotherhood.
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Universal Brotherhood
Seventh Day Adventist North Center church services schedule
Albert E Neil pastor leads Sabbath services at the Seventh Day Adventist church on North Center Street with Sabbath School at 11 40 a m divine worship and a Saturday 10 00 a m service plus Wednesday prayers at 8 00 p m driven by the local church calendar.
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Seventh-Day Adventist
Stork Shower for Mrs Lynford at Corry Street Store
An early evening bridal event at Mrs I Clark Lord’s decoration featured meat table salad fours and mint gifts. Attending were family and friends including Bertha M. Gregory Opal Sorense Harvey Dawil Wilbur Sorer Kay Vogt and others from Corry and nearby towns. Next year’s plans noted with a hospital plaque and Mead Park event scheduled for the 28th.
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Bertha M. Gi Street
T Gregory
Fred
Greme
Tima
Thor Town
Bertha Grego Opal Sorense
Harvey Dawi
Wilbur Sorer Kay
Anc Vogt
Corry
Harry and
Ke ‘Walter Fitch Hie
Kurt
Robert Dren
Terr
New K
An Ruff
Briananville
N.Y
Sciota
Tureen
Presid Schurman
Calines
Jed
Frank Lil
Mead Park
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George R. Sample
William Chiricuch
John McLaughlin
G. Z. Bergman
Ative, Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
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Associated Pres
AP News
Hollywood
By Bob Thomas
Gilson’s
Columbus
General Electric
Carry
World Wide Pictures Praiate
Billy Graham
Ethel Waters
IL Tacmon Aa L
ALU
Jackson
Mich
Richard Brnningstool
Egypt
Bracken Funeral Home
Western Auto Store
Patel Ea
E. Guignon
First Baptist
Wests Plessant
Second Avenue
Robert J. DeBoer
Radin
Ielloogel Forning
Mart Ralph Austin
Ernest Carlson
Harry Fickle
Judy Messinger
Chauisuaia Lake
Ab Bethany
Thomas the Apostle
R. D. Church
Leon Doleski
ST. Elisabeth’s R. C
Pleasant Street
Cyril Kron
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William C. Seltz Jr
Ajax Iron Works
Crystal Coal Co
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Fogle Lumber Co
St. George
Thompson Maple Products
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Paul's Men's
McIinnes Steel Co
A. Zalzneck
Rex Theatre
Bennink Insurance Agency
Model Dairy Co
Hammond Elevator Co
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Grice Jewelers Corry Instrument Company
Corry-Jamestown Mfg
Coperative Association, Inc
Mrs. Leonard
Third Avenue
Ing Ab Corry
Chili
Frozen del Mo
Acebers Farm
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