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18 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 18, 1959
Page
1
Steel Strike Strains National Defense Programs
A four day old steel strike crippling the nation's economy disrupts Atlas missile site work near Cheyenne with completion delays and large production losses. Officials warn wage demands threaten labor costs, while mediaton talks resume in New York as projections show 300 million dollars weekly in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cheyenne
Wyo
New York
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Washington
Voters to Decide on Findley Lake School Site
Findley Lake Building Facilities Committee will help architect Julian Naetzker and Clymer Central School Board pick a site for a proposed Findley Lake school. The package includes a new Pinch ey Lake school and additions to Clymer facilities, with state approval. The site must lie within Mina District and meet a ten acre minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake
Julian Naetzker
Jamestown
Clymer Central School Board
Schoo
Pinchey Lake
Clymer
Norman Hogenboom
Mina
Newspaperman Glenn Sion Dies in Bay City
Glenn Sion, longtime Bay City Times editor and doctor of Bay City Piles, died yesterday at age. A Michigan graduate, he joined the Times in 1940 and became editor in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Glenn Sion
Astortek
The
Times
Waitress Held In Slaying Of Golf Pro On Campus
Theresa Defrancesco 28 of Rochester confessed to shooting Richi Smith 27 on a St Lawrence University campus road after a date. Smith, a golf coach at the university and pro at a nearby club, was killed as the car slowed. Defrancesco, a waitress with a shoplifting record, was arrested in a cab about 25 miles from Watertown and charged with first degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
N.Y
Theresa Defree
Rochester
Hat Richi &Smith
St. Lawrence University
New York University
Miami
Smith
Watertown
House Leader criticizes foreign aid bill and budget plans
House leaders edge toward final action on a 3.909 billion dollar foreign aid authorization with 153 million short of President Eisenhower's request. Rep. Passman calls the measure too high and unrealistic and warns of possible huge cuts in the accompanying appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mai
Eisenhower
Senate House
House
Otto EB. Passman
D-La
Passman
Defense Department
Ivalis
Infant Dies After 9000 Mile Adoption Trip
The Lowell Brubakers of Bradenton watch as their month-old Korean adopted daughter dies moments after arriving by plane in Tampa from Seoul. A stewardess hands the infant to the Brubakers, then she passes away. doctors cite pneumonia as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomra
CIA
Lowell Brubakers
Tampa International
Seoul
Tampa
Brubakers
Bradenton
Bobby
Dean
Castro Forces Resignation Of President In Showdown
The Senate labor bill, seen as a milestone in union reform, was largely rewritten by the Howe Labor Committee after five weeks of work with more than 100 amendments. The House version weakens labor protections and rewrites key provisions including union election safeguards and Taft Hartley revisions. Democrats offered lukewarm support, with many lawmakers privately admitting the revised measure is not well liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Howe Labor Committee
Donny Bronk
House
Job B. Kennedy
D-Mass
Samin
DNC
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
House Committee
Western Ministers Stage Unity Meet
Western foreign ministers meet in Geneva to present a united front against Soviet pressure over Berlin. They seek a concrete pledge from Andrei Gromyko on West Berlin security amid stalled talks and a pause in the Berlin crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Gromyko
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Mairlee Conve de Murville
West Germany
Heinrich von Brent
Herter
Lloyd
Couve de Murville
Tom Gromyko
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Castro Denies Communist Ties in Dramatic Cuban TV Move
Fidel Castro ousted Manuel Urrutia and announced his resignation as premier amid a televised confrontation. Osvaldo Dorticos was named as his successor, while Castro pledged to steer the revolution whether in or out of government. The scene left the nation unresolved about Castro’s future leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Manuel Urrutia
Urrutia
Osvaldo Dorticos
Dorticas
Communist Party
Dead Letter Office Saves Mail Romance in Dallas
The Dallas post office rescued a romance after a stamped but unsigned letter contained a $300 check and the name Ken. Kenneth Edmiston, 27, identified himself and explained the blank envelope, sending the check to Elfriede Prussing of Hamburg. They planned to meet in New York as she aimed to visit the United States in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Ken
Kenneth Edmiston
Edmiston
Elfriede Prussing
Hamburg
Germany
Austin
Prussing
United States
New York
Driver Flees Crash Near Waterford, Troopers Probe
Troopers investigate a 9:45 a.m. crash on old Route 19, one mile south of Waterford. The occupants fled the scene into nearby woods after the car rolled, hit a utility pole, and struck a house porch. Details are sketchy and ownership is being traced through DMV records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Waterford
John Hall
Veterar
Voflee
Department of Motor Vehicles
Harria
Lickert
Citabridge
Erie Resistor Union Reach Agreement After Strike
Erie Resistor Corp and Local 618 IUE AFL CIO reached a contract agreement and set signing for July 22. The pact ends disputes from a two and a half month strike by Local 613 at four plants and attempts to rehire 120 permanently replaced workers if NLRB permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pxin
Erie Resistor Corp
Local 618
International Union of Electrical Workers
AFL+ CIO
Alsauces
Cron
Tinint
National Labor Relations Bord
NLRB
Banker Who Saved Paper Dies At 83
Eugene Meyer died at 83 in Washington Hospital. He bought the Washington Post for 925000 in 1953 after leading a banking career and serving under Woodrow Wilson era government posts. Under his direction the Post revived circulation and acquired the Times Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Eugene Meyer
Newepaper
Meyer
Washington Post
Woodrow Wilson
Post
The
Times Herald
Washington
Georg
Washington University Hospital
Los Angeles
Alsace
France
Lazard Frerey
War Finance Corp
Federal Fam ‘Loan Board
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Federal Reserve Board
Corry Civil Defense Sponsors Circus Draws Thousands
The Hagen Brothers circus played to about 6,000 yesterday afternoon in Corry, with Civil Defense benefiting from gate proceeds of 765 dollars to buy a new emergency truck. The show featured trained horses, three elephants, and acts drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Aren Fehildren
Hagen Brothers Circus
Corry Civil Defense
Governor Signs Broad Money Bills and Public Health Measures
Gov. Lawrence Priday signed nearly eight million dollars in appropriation bills to cover social security payments for state employees. Other actions define seventh grade as minimum for high school pupils in approved programs and set monthly state revenue reports by city and county officers for the first Tuesday after the first Monday each month. The governor also allows county commissioners to create a capital reserve fund, empowers township supervisors to invest funds briefly, relaxes public physicals for borough police exams, and tightens insurance company rules and mutual company exemptions. Retired Rear Admiral Samuel Paul Ginder, a Navy aviation pioneer, died in New York at age, after service with the Florida Development NE and command of the Enterprise in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Weber
Washington Street
Erie
Union City
Corry
Weber
Corry Water Supply Co
Roger Brown
Brown
Ath
SE. Anderson
Planning Commission
Victor Ornnd Stewart Long
Harrisburg
Lawrence Priday
Tee County
New York
Adm Smmuel
Paul Ginder
Oloder
Altona
Hotive Juke
Elorida Development NE
Ginder
Pial Aviation Upsis
Cuerior Enterprise
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Aris
Washieton
Planlag
Matis
Techital
Daniel Mann
Bill
Labor Bikery
Fidel Gastro Forces
Et Urruti
Commie
Erie Resistor
Apalachin
Carmine Tomberdorf
Paul Castellang
Brooklyn
Tiyeit
Hlisntoy Wiis
Yeaterea
Oks
U.S. ‘Treasury
Civil Service
Pennsylvania
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