27 Jul 1959
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1959
Page
1
The fragment shows a local notice style item referencing numbers and addresses including 66 and 70 Mott with a 75 bed detail. The readable parts imply property or sale related data but lack a clear event, date, or authority.
A garbled OCR fragment notes property issues in a county area with references to Penn, center, and attorneys. It mentions alleged orons and a smither, with uncertain values and parties including Mr and Oak base E. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Fidel Castro surged back into premier role after a near million-strong Havana rally. He declared Cuba sovereign and vowed friendship with nations not exploiting or pressuring it. He avoided explicit mention of communism while signaling a firm stance against outside interference amid a crowd swelling to about 400,000 campesinos bearing machetes. Continued on Page Five.
The big three producers Alcoa Reynolds Kaiser renew wage negotiations today covering about 58,000 workers as current contracts expire. USW represents 30,000 of them with others in the Aluminum Workers International Union. Union president Edward Stahl says some locals have voted to strike if no agreement is reached. The firms rejected a 15 cent hourly annual package increase. current wages range from 0.476 to 2.91 per hour.
A New Jersey court denied bail for Prankie Carbo, a reputed underworld boxing figure, upholding a 1915 ruling that governors’ extradition orders bar bail. The unanimous Appellate Division decision means Carbo will stay in Camden County jail pending any New York extradition appeal.
An unmanned two-seater plane known as Ten for 69 miles yesterday crashed in an open field near B Hyacinthe Quebec while being warmed up. No injuries reported. The incident occurred during a test flight in light wind conditions.
Justice of the Peace Harl B. Dougherty drove through Bucks County Pennsylvanias Sunday blue laws issuing 159 conviction notices. Actress Peggy Cass and others were cited for violations and must appear to pay fines. The arrests occur as the state weighs raising penalties to deter merchants from exploiting the law. Dougherty said enforcing the outmoded rule is his duty and plans another tour after this Sundays events.
In Geneva, the United States and France push against British pressure for leniency in Western terms for a Berlin settlement with the Soviet Union. As the Big Three foreign ministers circle the ninth week, officials seek a stopgap accord while outlining a demand for direct negotiations between West and East Germany. Lloyd and Macmillan explore Soviet openness at a luncheon with Andrei Gromyko, with Brentano awaiting the Western alliance's next move.
Miss Thompson, seven, refuses a large modern house after her father’s death. She loves her tamed wild mouse named Wil who prefers their one room hut and shyly cannot fend for himself. She vows not to move to a new home for his sake.
Members of the Baptist Church honored for leading the groundbreaking yesterday for a 55,000 Sunday School annex begun in memory of April 1911 departures. Attendees included Mrs Har old Unsbreveh, HD, and Mn Forest Peiffer of Fifth Avenue, with board and church leaders present including Murray Raymond Rev Robert J Defiver Ernest Carlson Mrs Mas brauch Lloyd Thomas Mrs Reiff er Rev Yeate Warnken and Forest Peiffer. The ceremony opened with The Churchs One Foundation led by Harry Mekle and closed with the Doxology and Benediction.
Vice President Nixon begins a five day swing through the Soviet Union traveling with Mrs Nixon and accompanied by Soviet officials. He met Premier Khrushchev for a six hour East West talk in Moscow and drafted a report for President Eisenhower and Secretary Herter. The talks yielded no clear breakthroughs but stressed frank discussions in a calm atmosphere.
The women identified from left are Mrs. Mikoyan, Mrs. Kozlov, Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Khrushchev in a formal social scene honoring the president's brother.
Victim beaten during a robbery at a home near Union City. police and deputy sheriffs pursue leads in Franklin and North East with a televised suspect in Erie and a possible murder weapon yet unidentified. Witnesses describe a man and car seen late Wednesday night. the scene indicates a brutal struggle and missing wallet.
President Gamal Abdel Nasser told a cheering crowd at a rally marking seven years since the 1952 revolution that Israel would be wiped off the map if it attacks Egypt. The remark followed a statement by former Israeli army chief Moshe Dayan calling for retaliation against Egypt.
A large-scale manhunt was underway in Crawford Notch for the gunman who shot pulp mill worker Em Gendron, 51, of North Woodstock, as his wife Retta, 49, sat in the car and joked. Gendron was hit in the chest and another shot struck his artificial left arm, after which the gunman forced Retta to depart the car.
Mrs Mary McGill 69 of Harrisville died after a two-vehicle crash 20 miles north of Butler on Route 8. The other occupant escaped injury. The accident occurred Saturday and authorities investigated the scene.
A four car pileup during a funeral procession from Corry to West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus caused about 1325 in damage. Drivers Wader Schreckengost 47 Union City and Mrs Wickwire 7 Columbus were uninjured aside from minor knee issues. Vernol Page 52 Columbus and RL Dickerson 62 Warvel also involved. The procession was led by Bracken Funeral Home for Mrs Elizabeth Ginell of Columbus.
Joseph Pendginski, 42, of North Brooklyn New York, was found near death in an abandoned mine shaft after undertaking a solo trek to seek the Pegleg gold mine in the Chocolate Mountains. He had only a small canteen of water and two cans of tomato juice. He is in serious condition at a local hospital.
Edinboro authorities pursue 10 year old Erie County youth LeRoy Fish who fled Edinboro Jail in a stolen gray 1989 Chevrolet station wagon after arrest for punching a lifeguard. Police say the escape used a jail yard bar and occurred just before 5 p.m. The vehicle was stolen near the Edinboro Golf Course. owner listed as Howard Steele of Andover Ohio.
A Cameron County man, Donald Crane, 33, of Emporium, died in a weekend crash when his car left Route 120 near Emporium and toppled over embankments. Passenger Donald P. Bowes, 33, also of Emporium, was injured and listed in critical condition at Rau Memorial Hospital. The driver’s name and full details were not released.
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