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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1959
Page
2
The page lists a jumble of local notices including election at Wwed ding, theater and restaurant promotions, a fire hall event with dancing, church and civic notes, and several names and addresses. It references Pittsburgh radio, local services, and upcoming dinners, with personal mentions and community happenings across Erie and surrounds.
A hospital report summary notes patient admissions and outcomes with local health data. It records department totals, notable cases, and shifts in care, reflecting community medical activity and resource usage during the period.
A damaged OCR fragment lists hospital and patient names, addresses, and discharge notes in a jumbled sequence. It mentions a hospital, doctors, and several personal names with scattered street references, suggesting an emergency or discharge context but lacking coherent structure.
A local incident in Union City involved James Peters and several others, with reports noting hospital transfers and city department responses. The events occurred around evening hours, with police and health officials investigating after a reported water supply issue in Belle Valley affected multiple residents.
A bank employee shot and killed a holdup suspect in a rural northeast county, according to authorities. The incident occurred after bandits entered a local bank and exchanged fire with the guard before the assailant fell. No further details on suspects or victims were released pending investigation.
Search efforts continue for Theodore Buyin Ki whose body was last seen in Presque Isle Bay after a boat accident. Rescue teams dragged the bay area near Public Deck while authorities work to pinpoint the exact sinking spot and recover remains.
Firefighters battled a blaze spreading through canyons on Lookout Mountain Drive near two streets as crews battled flames crest to dawn. Local residents Scott Brady Dan O'Here and others reported the incident, with TV workers and volunteers aiding the emergency response. The cause remains under investigation and no injuries are confirmed.
County Board of Commissioners yesterday allocated more than 5000 to State Liquor Fuels Tax Funds to aid road and utility projects in three townships. Bloomfield Township supervisors agreed to resurfacing seven tenths of a mile in Canadehta Lake area. Ol Creek Township requested funds for low rent drainage improvements and a survey of costs to repave local roads.
Harrisburg AP reports House Republican and Democratic leaders reached a tentative tax agreement after nearly three days of closed door talks. The conference committee plans to report next week after reviewing the full range of tax proposals and party caucus decisions. Both parties indicated a tax package is possible, with figures cited around the 115 million dollars in two years and total estimates near 207 million.
Corryite Seastead, Penn State junior, joins the Penn State Chapel Choir for a six week Europe tour leaving New York Wednesday. After London rehearsals, the group stays at Oxford and City College dorms, then travels to Berlin, Warsaw, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, Edinburgh and ends in the United States September 1. Seastead will return home briefly before resuming studies.
Hollywood Highlights profiles Pat Harrington who, as Guido Panzini, charmed audiences on NBC's Jack Paar show with a fake Italian persona. The bit, born in a saloon prank years ago, led Harrington to roles on Steve Allen and Danny Thomas shows while he quit selling TV time to pursue acting. Harrington, now a rising TV performer, lives with his wife and two children and enjoys golf. Also noted is the death of John A. Robins, 47, board chairman of Fairmont Foods Co., with cause undisclosed.
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