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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 19, 1959
Page
3
Fine Denies Charges In Pardon Probe
Former Gov. Fine denies backing dating of a pardon for Pittsburgh racketeer John LaRocca and says the date was a clerical matter handled by others. He notes he relied on records and that LaRocca’s case involved deportation proceedings and alleged rackets connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
John 8
Pine
Pittsburgh
John LaRocca
LaRocca
Fine
Senate
Thomas McCormack
D—Phila
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Judge Evans Spent $2868 In Re election Bid
An expense recount filed with the Erie County commissioners shows Judge Evans spent 2868 dollars in his bid for nomination and reelection to the Common Pleas Court. Other listed accounts include N A Carlson 1640 Merle Wood 684 George Wilson 805. Small-spending figures noted for several Democrats and Republicans. A separate item notes a cast change for the Chi p Storm Warning film with new scenes to show Democrats replacing Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waugesumer 4Eas
Common Pleas Court
Erie County Commissioners Office
Evans
John Galbo
N. A. Carlson
Merle Wood
George Wilson
George Levin
Michael Kinecki
Mack Schoenberg
Sam Servidio
Millcreek
Chicago
Area School Faces $25,000 State Mandated Repair
Franklin Valley Grove school directors hired Kling and Frost to plan major repairs at the Reno and Sugarcreek elementary centers after a June Harrisburg meeting with the Department of Labor and Industry. The state inspection ordered the work to comply with fire and panic regulations, with estimates exceeding 25 thousand dollars for both buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Valley Grove
Kling and Frost
Youngstown
Reno
Harrisburg
Department of Labor and Industry
R. Glenn Carter
Carter
Accidental Cyanide Dump Kills French Creek Fish
An accidental discharge of 15,000 gallons of cyanide rinse waste at Talon Inc plant No 7 released into French Creek near Meadville Pennsylvania. Dozens of fish including wall-eyed pike bass and northern pike were found dead. Officials warned people not to eat fish from the creek and noted potential cattle exposure. The Meadville Sportsmen Club called it the worst pollution damage in 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadwills
French Creek
James R. Harvey
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Talon, Inc
Harvey
Franklin
Cochranton
Meadville
Frank Sprenz Enters Prison Remorsefully
AKRON Ohio AP on the eve of his prison entry bank robber Frank Sprenz warned followers to expect loneliness regret. The 40-year-old former top 10 most wanted man pleaded guilty to car theft armed robbery and jail escape and received concurrent sentences totaling 1 to 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
Frank Sprenz
Spreng
PBI
William H. Victor
Summit County Common Pleas
Sprenz
Akron
Lawrence
Victor
Summit County
Hamilton
Ohio
FBI
Toronto
Lorenz
Mexico
Fairview Saddle Club to Host Eighth Annual Horse Show
The Fairview Saddle Club schedules its eighth annual horse show for June 28 at the club grounds three miles south of Fairview. Mrs. Charles P. McGeary, show chairman, notes halter and performance classes. The event is affiliated with the Pony Association and will crown a queen to compete for the Pony Association Queen title in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Saddle Club
Fairview
Charles P. McGeary
Big Three Allies Concede in Berlin Crisis Talks
Washington dispatch notes that the Western Allies have made major concessions to the Soviet demand over Berlin. Khrushchev warned of surrendering supply routes if West Berlin remains under Allied control, prompting six weeks of Geneva talks that yielded further concessions as the negotiations appear near a climax or potential breakdown. The piece stresses the Allies insistence on keeping troops in West Berlin and the risk to the city’s economy if supply lines are cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
West-Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Geneva
Khrushchev
East Germany
Uisk
Allies Seek Soviet Guarantee for Berlin Access and West Berlin Ties
The text details Allied proposals amid Berlin tensions. The Allies would require Soviet guarantees to allow access and keep supply lines open, with East Germans handling traffic while the West maintains overall responsibility to ensure deliveries to Berlin. The aim is to keep East Germans as agents rather than sovereign rulers and to avoid permanent occupation terms while seeking eventual German unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concessa Ies Nnde
West Berlin
Beriin
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Long Dragged To Mental Hospital Continued From 2p One
Gov Long is detained after a hospital stay and political crisis. Atty Gen Gremillion notes the line of succession if the governor cannot serve while reports describe tension at Chesner Foundation Hospital and Ochsner as doctors evaluate his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gremillion
Lsw
Lang
Mandeville
Chesner Foundation Hospital
New Orleans
Galveston
Long
Ochsner
East Baton Rouge Parish
Williams
Gov. Earl
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Willams
Gov Long
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Via Entertainment
Pletsfield
Corry
Warren
Youngaville
Ginnies
Avene
West Main Street
Fairview Club
A. N. Goldfinch
Washington St
Corry, PA
Lakeview
BUICK
W. W. Waterhouse
W. South St
Fuller
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Columbus Ave
Barney’s Firestone
Shabown
South Center Street
the National Bank of Corry
Dad
Federal Deposit Insurance Cord
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