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11 Jun 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
Jun 11, 1959
Page
1
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Art Metal Buys Three Knoll Firms in Cash Deal
Art Metal Construction Co of New York disclosed it has purchased in cash the assets of Knoll Associates Inc Knoll International Ltd and Knoll Textile Inc all privately held by the late Hans Knoll The Knoll firms design and manufacture contemporary office furniture and textiles Art Metal a major maker of desks and filing cabinets operates plants in Jamestown Wabash Avenel and Spartanburg with main offices in New York Jamestown plants were idled for 25 days by a 1200 worker strike The assets were valued as of 1958 at 23 493 264 and last year the company earned 2 098 481 or 2 28 a share
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yok
Art Metal Construction Co
New York
Hans Knoll
Andrew Wilson
Art Metal
Knoll Associates
Tnc
Knoll International, Ltd
Knoll Textile, Inc
Knoll
Sid
Jamestown
Wabash
Ind
Avenel
N. J
Spartanburg
D. C
England
International Association of Machinists
Three Children Die in Trailer Court Incinerator
In AY North Dakota a trailer court incident left three children dead after apparently crawling into a 12 by 12 foot incinerator whose door shut behind them. The victims are 6 year old Larry Dean Slater 5 year old Rodney Brenden and 4 year old Debra Rodney sister. The father Dean Slater found the bodies about an hour after beginning a search around 11 am. Police said there was no fire in the unit earlier that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay, N. D
Ray Atol
Larry Dean Slater
Rodney Brenden
Rodney
Debra
Slater
Dean Slater
Wigson
Morgantown Mother Drowns in Cheat Lake While Reversing Car
Police say Roxanne T Geller, about 22, mother of twins born in 1956 and triplets born in 1957, drowned when her car plunged into Cheat Lake near Morgantown West Virginia. Officials theorize she attempted to turn around on a narrow road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marunntown
Morgantown
W. Va
Cheat Lake
Here
Roxanne T Geller
Long Trail II paints Huey Long's iron grip on Louisiana
Baton Rouge AP feature traces Huey P. Long rise from modest trader to dictatorial governor and the enduring two faction politics in Louisiana. It notes Earl Long's psychiatric confinement, the dynasty’s resilience, and the ongoing debate over Huey’s legacy and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long “Long
Trail — II
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Texas
Huey
Tugha
Mulligan
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State Capitol
Kingfish
Earl Long
Corry Area Man Named To Head Potato Group
Ivan Miller of Corry was elected president of the Pennsylvania Potato Industries at the annual meeting of stockholders and directors. Officers named include Vice President Joseph Fisher, Treasurer George Tallman, and Secretary Leon Epler. Executive committee members were Robert Aterl, Edward Fisher, and Frank Dodd. Directors re-elected include K. Mast, Hugh McPherson, Dr L Nixon, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unynnerant
Ivan Miller
Corry
Pennsylvania Potato Industies
Joseph Fisher
Hollsopple
Somerset County
George Tallman
Tower City
Leon Epler
Northumberland
Robert Aterl
Elverson
Langaster
Hugh ©. McPherson
New Park
York County
L. Nixon
State College
Somoza Presses Unconditional Surrender Of Rebel Invaders
In Managua government forces demand unconditional surrender from rebels from Costa Rica after rejecting a safe conduct offer. Gen Anastasio Somoza expects surrender today as disintegrating bands face trials up to nine years. some holdouts retreat into mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Luis Somoza
Somozas
Honduras
Sparta Schools Offer Strong Program Amid State Aid Cut
Roland T. Putnam reports Sparta schools run a solid program for local youths including home economics, while the district loses 410 000 in annual state aid due to missing certificated staff and driver training. The district avoided tax hikes and plans to operate as a separate entity despite DPI withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Sparta School
Root
Corry Area
Roland T. Putnam
State Department of Public Instruction
Unis
Tme
DPI
Burdie
Harrisburg Gov Drops Auto License Fee Increase
Gov Lawrence withdrew his request to raise automobile license fees from ten to fifteen dollars citing better gasoline tax revenues. The withdrawal eliminates thirty five million dollars from his proposed sixty eight million dollar highway budget for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lawrence
Hoffa Faces Court-Ordered Union Reform Under Monitors
The appeals court mandates Hoffa and the Teamsters to implement court ordered reforms by monitors. They may face contempt jail if compliance falters. Monitor enforcement could trigger investigations into Hoffa and purge key aides as reform measures proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holla
Hotta
Uniton
Tt Hotte
Teamsters
Hoffa
Bert) Brenan
Detroit
Ray Cohen
Philadelphi
John J McNamara
New York
Appeals Court
District Court
Letts
Bern
Monistors
Appeals
Souil
Naion
Senate Committee
Owen
Soviet Berlin Demands May Shift After West Critique
Washington AP reports Soviet officials may adjust Berlin terms after Western criticism. In New York, Vice President Nixon and possible contender Rockefeller mingle with Meyner and Wagner at Hudson River 350th anniversary ceremonies. Rockefeller then plans bipartisan State issues talk in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Robert F. Wagner Jr
New York City
Hudson River
Meyner
Wagner
San Francisco
Will
Congress
Gromyko Signals Possible Change In Ultimatum Demand
Geneva AP Soviet Premier Andrei Gromyko faced Western criticism as he hinted the one year deadline for Western withdrawal from Berlin might be negotiable and could be extended. Valerian Zorin urged Western counterproposals while Western ministers stood firm against any occupation deadline. A private session between Herter and Gromyko was planned as Geneva talks risked collapse within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Berin
Anirei Gromyko
Valerian Zorin
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Grotivko
Grodivko
Savies
Columbus Boy Hurt In Fall Under Tractor
A Columbus youth, Stephen Tinko Jr., 16, was admitted to Cory Memorial Hospital after being run over by a farm tractor while riding on its back. He suffered burns and abrasions and was in satisfactory condition with his arm in a cast from a prior fracture. He was to undergo X-ray exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cory Memorial Hospital
Stephen Tinko Jr
Stephen Tinko Sr
Tinko
Heart Squeeze Saves Dentist in Miami
A Miami dentist, Dr. Raymond J. Smith, survived after his brother Dr. Donald W. Smith pressed and released his heart for about two percent hours until it revived. Dr. Robert Litwak, University of Miami Medical Center, credited the lifesaving action as extraordinary and expects the dentist to recover and return to practice. The event occurred Saturday and was announced Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Raymond J. Smith
Smith
Robert §. Litwak
University of Miami Medical Center
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Wald Smith
Donald W. Smith
Latwak
White jurors picked for Raper trial in Tallahassee
In Tallahassee Florida a jury of twelve white men was chosen to hear the case of a Black female student alleging assault by four white youths. Defense and state attorneys argued for mercy considerations. jurors were selected amid objections to capital punishment. The defendants include William Collingworth Patrick G Hearborough David Ervin Beagles and Ollie Stoulhmire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallanassee
Pla
William Or Jaald Ne
Willian
Collingworth
Patrick G Hcarborough
Air Force
David Ervin Beagles
Ollie Stoulhmire
Scarborough
Ell Joyce
Florida
July Promotion Offers Cash Prizes to Shoppers and Merchants
Corry Chamber of Commerce announces a July 2 promotion with two cash prizes of 100 and 50 dollars. Registration runs daily from 9 am to 6 pm, July dates, with a drawing held at the chamber office to award winners who need not be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Chamber of Commerce
Pri Fs
Ori
Corry
Daly
Mintelyal
Plane Crash Kills Priest and Family Members
An aviation accident killed Father Ralph Diefenbach, 45, and three members of the Lockwood family, Ray J. Lockwood, 46, his wife Katherine, 42, and their daughter Patricia. The four seater plane crashed after takeoff from a small airport while en route to Galveston to visit a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Eee AF
Am Dalla Family
Yestersday
Ralph +. Diefenbach
Ray J Lockwood
Katherine
Patricia
Lockwoods
Galveston
Columbus School Board Sets Meeting on Repairs
Columbus School Board members will meet Monday evening in the school to discuss repairs ordered by fire inspectors of the State Department of Labor and Industry. They will plan to hire an architect to estimate work and costs to meet state orders, amid broader area concerns over school budget burdens from fire code upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Department of Labor and Industry
Seroot Putes
Franklin
Roopis
Kane
Uhe
Phicols
Kaye Area
Corry
Cancer Group Drops From United Fund Campaign
The Corry Cancer Society withdrew from the United Fund drive after a meeting with Community Chest representatives. Cancer leaders favored a separate appeal focused on cancer control while pledging support in other ways to UF efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Ie United Fund
Colry
Commuuniss’ Chest
The
Cancer Society
Robert Bracken
Cheat
UF Campants
Fred Beebe
George Rumbaugh
Charles Clark
Joseph Purst
Corry United Fund
Cancer Sovinty
Archie B. Tate
Corry
O. W. Bricken
Mervyn Nast
Ralph D. Bacon
Erie County
Unts
Pra
David H. McHenry
Cancer
Bacon
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Erhard
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Wirephato
Winn Parish
Railway Commission
New Orleans
Berlin
Tallahassee
Pirowit
Florida A & M
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David Beagles
Gromyko
W. Berlin
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United Fund
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