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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note mentions haze, year range, walling, and residents. No clear entities or event details are readable to specify people, places, or outcomes.
Former Gov. Jonn S. Fine denies backdating a pardon for Pittsburgh racketeer John LaRocca. He says he wed the pardon and withheld it after a personal report, and that the effective date was a clerical matter handled by others. A Senate committee had alleged the pardon undermined LaRocca’s deportation case and a state legislator urged a formal inquiry.
Expense filings with the Erie County commissioners show Judge Evans spent $2,868 in his bid for re election to Common Pleas Court. Opponent John Galbo had not filed his report by deadline. other filings include N A Garlson 1640, Merle Wood 684, George Wilson 806 among several under 180. Also Chicago Sanitary District changes cast for Storm Warning with three Democrats replacing Republicans on the nine member board.
Grove school directors in special session hired Kling and Frost of Youngstown to draft major repairs for Reno and Sugarcreek elementary centers after a June meeting with Harrisburg officials from the Department of Labor and Industry. The state ordered fixes after an inspection and warned of closure without compliance. Superintendent R Glenn Carter said Reno is the larger project, to include exterior and interior fire towers for the four room two story brick building. Rough estimates place total repairs above $25,000, with final costs pending architect plans and bids.
A tank discharge at Taton Inc plant released 18 000 gallons of cyanide rinse into French Creek yesterday. Fish including wall eyed pike bass and northern pike were found dead. Warning issued against eating fish caught yesterday. Water supply for nearby Cochran ton comes from wells. Authorities fear cattle exposure and note it may be the worst fish kill in 250 years.
Akron scene as Frank Sprenz 20 confesses remorse before Summit County judge. Once on FBI ten most wanted list, he pleads guilty to six counts including bank theft and armed robbery. Sentenced 1 to 25 years to run concurrently for crimes in Ohio and prior jail escape and plane theft.
Fairview Saddle Club will hold its eighth annual horse show on June 28 at the club grounds three miles south of Fairview. Halter and performance classes are planned, affiliated with the Pony Association. A queen will be crowned to compete for the Pony Association Queen title in September.
Washington reports that the Big Three have yielded concessions to the Russians in Berlin amid Geneva talks. Khrushchev warned of East German control of supply routes if West Berlin troops remained. The Allies maintain rights to keep forces in West Berlin but seek a peaceful settlement to avoid war.
The text outlines Allied positions in postwar Berlin negotiations. The West sought Soviet assurances for unrestricted access and supply to West Berlin, while proposing East German control of traffic without ceding occupancy as a sovereign power. Allies would still hold Moscow responsible for open routes and continued access, aiming to keep East Germans as Soviet agents within a still unified Germany, with no pledge to leave Berlin unilaterally.
Gov Long faces detention after an emotional day as deputies stop his car near East Baton Rouge Parish. Doctors at Chesner Foundation Hospital push for an indefinite stay or new agreement while officials discuss interim governance and treatment at Ochsner in New Orleans.
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