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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1959
Page
2
City readers are urged to visit The Journal for June wedding invitations with over 200 styles. The notice highlights the early choice deadline and invites couples to browse display books, either in-store or overnight loan, to ensure a timely selection amid a busy wedding season.
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Bradford Lions Club heard Dr Harry Gunnison Brown advocate a land value tax to end slum areas and curb Communism. He cited Pennsylvania as the only state enabling city adoption of land based tax and warned current real estate assessments and ship movements hinder improvements. Brown pointed to Wangaratta Australia where land taxes spurred new construction and modernization, boosting towns despite a recession in building.
Community gathering at Clymer Conservation Chub House celebrated Ma and Mrs Loren Hukerink on their 4th wedding anniversary. The evening featured family progress updates, graduation remarks, and reports from church groups. Attendees included relatives from Holland and Naperville, with plans for Joanne Hukerink to attend Hope College next fall and Joanne attending North Park College this year.
The report details a lawsuit involving Abbe and Xavier Cugat against NBC alleging failure related to a telecast in March. It mentions claims of damages totaling 4.6 million dollars and a related safety incident prompting police involvement and civil action.
Erie truck driver Robert Thompson, 31, was seriously injured when a metal drum he was unloading near Meadville exploded in his face. He suffered a skull fracture and was rushed to Hamot Hospital in critical condition. Lyons Transportation Co and American Brakeshoe Co launched probes to determine the cause. the drum was believed empty and may have contained residue fumes. Thompson had been transporting aluminum ingots from Erie to Meadville when the blast occurred.
A Fourth of July celebration ends in tragedy as a man named Orsella undergoes a four hour operation after a fatal blast. Debris pierced a back wound. coroner’s ruling pending. Fire officials continue investigation into the cause while an elder Ozzella denies any explosion in the shed.
The Evangelical Lutheran church in East Germany fights for survival as Communist attacks erode centralized authority. Ministers face harassment and many church posts remain vacant while faithful small groups keep the faith alive. Bishop Otto Dibelius warns the name of Jesus will endure despite the regime.
Vincent M. Mitchell a 47 year old construction worker from Springville New York was found wandering from a wooded area about 24 hours after his car rolled over a culvert on Route 62 in Chautauqua County. He was treated for shock and unable to explain the crash. Authorities said he appeared to have wandered for nearly a day.
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