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22 Jun 1959
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1959
Page
1
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A 28 car Erie R wreck at Lottsville yesterday morning blocked the line. Wrecking crews from Meadville and Salamanca cleared cars to allow a track crew to replace rails, with passenger traffic rerouted on westbound tracks. Estimated total damage nears 300000 dollars. rail and loading losses about 30280 dollars. Engineer John Gentle and conductor Charles Colwell served on the 116 car NYC bound train.
The almanac suggests a warmer trend after a damp spring as yesterday, the longest day of the year, delivered sun and cool breezes. Thousands visited parks for picnics and water activities while forecasts for Corry show periodic clouds and showers. Highs reached 77, with a 50s overnight drop and a 65 breeze on a mild night.
veteran steel reporter John Moody details a high stakes stalemate as USW and steel executives near a June 30 deadline. USW President David McDonald presses for wage gains while industry officials push a one year wage freeze and warn of a possible strike.
TALLAHASSEE AP four white youths convicted of raping a Black coed received life prison terms from Circuit Judge W May Walker. Life was the maximum under the verdict with mercy recommendation. The judge noted the offense was horrible and showed mercy due to the jury recommendation.
Navy commander Daniel Grant Bailey about 39 his wife Betty Carter Howell Bailey 36 and their two daughters Melissa and Virginia Page died in a bungalow fire at Miles near Mathews County Virginia A 14-year-old son was burned and taken to Portsmouth Naval Hospital Identifications include Commander Bailey of New London Connecticut and Mrs Bailey formerly of Miles The blaze occurred at a one story summer home owned by Mrs Ballers family
Police say four men were arrested over the weekend and four charged with third degree burglary. The arrests are linked to at least 16 burglaries across New York and Pennsylvania in the past five weeks. About $3,000 in auto supplies radios titles and ammunition were recovered from the suspects homes and sheds. The arrests were made Saturday night and Sunday morning. Chief George E Finger led the investigation.
Debbie Grippo, aged 18 months from Bethel Park near Pittsburgh, drowned in the Allegheny River four miles north of Tidioute after wandering onto a dock at a camp. Her father Louis Grippo jumped in, recovered the body, but artificial respiration failed. The coroner will certify accidental death by drowning. The body was sent to Bethel Park.
Worry Mul Boosters Club begins summer band program registration at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Corry Area High School music room. Names will be rostered Monday. Ronald E. Raltie, CAHS music teacher, will assign placements. Open to local children who have completed the fourth grade. registration office is Mrs. John Preno.
Gubernatorial turmoil in Louisiana centers on Earl K Long after arrest and transfer to Mandeville mental hospital. Doctors report paranoia while officials weigh sanity proceedings and who governs as Lt Governor Luther Frazar acts in interim. Legal moves, possible habeas corpus, and court hearings loom amid volatile regional tension.
Corry Memorial Hospital faces a seven child influx labeled Tonsil Day as Baressi families bring five youngsters and the Frank Baressis add Angela and Frank in a monitored, orderly admission. Hospital staff report smooth handling amid the sizable pediatric crowds. Meanwhile a Pittsburgh youth, William J Lynth, 19, dies in a two car crash near Verona with Stanely Tooley, 63, injured.
Washington officials and President Eisenhower convened with Secretary Herter to press for firm Western terms at the Geneva Foreign Ministers Conference resuming January 13. The Allies seek concessions from the USSR on Berlin while warning against a premature Western summit.
A Harrisburg report says a 15 member committee will study strengthening Pennsylvania unemployment compensation as the idle-pay fund falters. Two main options: raise employer contributions above 27 percent or raise the base from 3 to 2600 dollars. End-year fund balance and future payouts projected, with no concrete recommendations yet.
Corry historic note traces a century of industrial growth and the rise and fall of the Caligraph typewriter plant. From rail junctions and oil shipments to inventor GW N Yost advancing the Caligraph, the plant flourished briefly before closing as Milwaukee refinements spread.
One man suffered facial injuries and James Slagle of Sprinestedet was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after a three car collision at the West Smith Street and Monet Avenue intersection. Leland R. Thompson and Robert White were involved, with damage totals around $1,300.
An avalanche of loosened snow swept five climbers from a crevasse at a 12,000 foot snow line. One Boy Scout from Vancouver, Washington, died. Davitt Draper, 16, survived until he reached a Portland hospital eight hours later. Four other climbers and ten adults were roped and rescued from the wet snow.
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