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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1959
Page
2
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A fragmented item discusses Good Time Charlie facing an uncomfortable bladder issue. The piece hints at a personal health matter and public attention around the nickname character, with no clear resolution or date provided. Readers are left with a vague sense of a local quirky figure in distress.
At The Hospital Report compiled ps of 1a. m. today. ADMITTED Mrs Joe Hamilton 423 Bibra En e Mrs Catherine Ble Went Main stint Min Leon Ayern Erle. Mrs Halph Knight Genter ville Aine White Ghymer Steven 3 son of Mr and Mrs Fewhard Williams 711 Mewd avenue yrmel. DISCHARGED Carlyle LeBeyre Union City Pamel 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Witmen Spar Lansbury Robert Gilbreath Water Told Mrs Hit Pagh Sherman Reward Lindsey 122/4 Third venue Mex Allen Borton and son Chiurlen Spencer Bpring Creek Russell 6 son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Hepler 71 9 Liberty street Mish Lively Burkett R D3 Mrs William Lindstrom F2yd third avenue Tvan Wilkinson 612 East Main Street
Recreation director Lou Hanne will serve as reader at a Meadville slate rec clinic for area cities tomorrow. Featured speakers include Kenneth Abell and Dunbantel of Greenville, with details on playground lengths, special events, and community recreation topics.
Council faces possible court action over roadside signs installed last year to promote the David Mead inn. City had permitted signs on utility poles as a community project but motel operators now seek the same privilege. Council previously refused similar requests, raising questions of ordinance compliance and future signage policy.
Kenneth Millar known as Ross McDonald pleads in a newspaper letter for his 1-year-old daughter Linda who vanished 10 days ago near a Lake Tahoe casino during a visit with two married men. Police questioned the men, who were released, as Millar appeals for her safety and home.
The House approved a $1.177 billion omnibus for flood control and navigation, including $1.4 million in reserve for the Kinzua Dam on the Allegheny River in Warren County. The money remains in reserve pending Supreme Court action on the Seneca Nation appeal and a House ordered project survey. Western Pennsylvania projects include Monongahela River Dam and other budget requests.
Larry McDowell 19 of Morgantown W Va was to be arraigned on interstate auto theft charges. He admitted involvement in a theft ring that stole cars in Morgantown May 2 and 24 and in Carmichaels Pa May 23. One car dumped in Brownsville Pa another near West Penn Beach Pa and a third stripped near Morgantown. Two other persons are sought.
At the Brokenstraw Valley Joint School Committee meeting, John A. Harvey was hired as principal of Youngsville Junior Senior High School, replacing Jesse W. Lyon who moves to Sharpsville. The panel also notes Harriette Beck’s resignation from Lottsville Elementary, approves an audit firm, and adopts a 1959-60 budget of 563443 dollars, a 5.3 percent rise driven by teacher salaries and two new courses. The year length rises to 188 days and the library adds 251 new books.
Premier Khrushchev has dominated Geneva, leaving ministers powerless. Gromyko acts as his frontman while talks falter and no significant accord emerges. Eisenhower linked a summit to real progress, pushing for concrete concessions before any meeting. Don’t plan your work unless you plan to work your plan.
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