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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1959
Page
3
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Death curve 35 mph limit set after four fatalities
The States Highway Department posted a 35 mile per hour speed limit on approaches to the death curve at East Titusville after two double fatalities within three weeks. Four youths from Titusville died on that curve in prior years, including April 24 and May 6 incidents involving Rid dle, Latshaw, Collingworth, and Keyes. A broader Erie County news roundup follows with local results and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
States Highway Department
Titusville
William Riddle
Dennis Latshaw
Frederick
Collingworth
Ronald E. Keyes
Columbus Boys' League Opens as Girls' Teams Planned
The Columbus Boys' League opener drew over 100 spectators at Mather Park as volunteers prepared the field. Organizers plan a girls softball league with registrations at Dean School and a Saturday smorgasbord fundraiser at Columbus Community Church from 5 30 to 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather Park
Corry
Columbus
Citizens Recreation Committee
David Gordon
Nancy Edwards
Dean School
Charles Henry
Recreation Committee
Columbus Community Church
Police Capture Bomber Brothers in St Louis
Jefferson County police detained James F. Hecker 23 and Joseph B. Hecker 17 as they traveled toward Fern Creek to visit relatives, after warnings they carried homemade bombs. Gerald Hecker 20 was arrested Sunday in St. Louis after a bombing at the St. Louis Arena. James, a Washington University chemistry major and former Army demolition squad member, and Joseph, a recent high school graduate, were tied to plans that could have sparked as bombs exploded upon arms rising. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouisvilue
Jefferson County
James F. Hecker
Joseph
Hecker
St. Louis
Fern Creek
Gerald
St. Louis Arena
Big
James Hecker
Washington University
Germany
St. Louis County
Webster Groves
Steel Strike Talks Drift On As July Deadline Near
Washington AP state that steel industry negotiator R. Conrad Cooper says a July strike could be averted but no final agreement exists. The Steelworkers Union rejects current offers and cites inflation concerns. Finnegan says government plans remain informal, with talks in New York and no intrusio. Senators described discussions as informative with no conciliator role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ays
Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Steel Union
New York
Finnegan
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Stuart Symington
0Mo
San Jose Mercury News Ends 124 Day Strike
San Jose Mercury and News resume publication after a 128 day shutdown spanning a 124 day strike. Contracts signed by the San Jose Newspaper Guild and the Stereotypers Union end the strike which began February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
San Jose Mercury
News
West Coast
Mercury
San Jose Newspaper Guild
Stereotypers Union
Billboards Ban Near Interstates Faces Senate Hurdle
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania House voted 158 to 40 to ban billboards within 660 feet of interstate rights of way on new highway signs since July 1 1956. The measure seeks 5 to 10 million dollars in potential federal aid and moves to the Senate amid doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Maurice H. Goldstein
Rallegheny
Harry R. Comer
D-Phila
Legislative Developmen
Justices of the Peace
Robert D. Fleming
R . Allegheny
Wa‘il
Allegheny Sanitary Authority
Allegheny County Sanitary Author AD Agency
Pittsburgh
Robert D. Flening
Allegheny
G. Robert Watkins
Delaware
Frank Kopriver
Duquesne
Supreme Court
Senate Appropriations
Bradford Girl Dies in Ohio Auto Accident
Bradford girl Hazel Brocious, 12, died in a two car crash on Ohio Route near Cortland. Passenger in Rhea Brocious car, the relationship unclear, as Gerad Swank of Sandusky drove the second vehicle. Both drivers and two passengers treated, none seriously injured. Indian Newsman Dies in Madras. Kastuiri Srinivasan, 72, editor and publisher of Hindu, died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waren
Ohio
Hazel Brocious
Bradford
Horthosat
Cortland
Ohio Highway Patrol
Rhea Brocious
Warren
Gerad J. Swank
Sandusky
Madras
India
Kastuiri Srinivasan
Tle Hindu
Mrs C Wassink Succumbs At 95 In Union City
Mrs C Wassink a former Clymer resident died in Union City yesterday at age 95 She was born December 28 969 in Clymer daughter of Wander and Gertrude Oonk Damkot Her husband Henry H Wassink died in 1941 She belonged to Abbe Reformed Church Clymer Survived by nieces and nephews Visitation at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer today 7 9 p m tomorrow 1 4 p m 7 9 p m Funeral at Abbe Reformed Church Thursday at 2 p m Rev Barclay Fishburn to officiate Bur ial in Holland Cemetery Clymer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cena Wassink
Clymer
Union City
Wander
Gertrude Oonk
Damkot
Henry H Wassink
Abbe Reformed Church
Barclay Fishburn
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Holhand
Flood To Strike Canton Area Wednesday Predicted
AP reports Red China warns millions in Canton area of Kwangtung province that flood crests on the North and West rivers will strike Wednesday. Communists say floods may be one of the century’s worst, risking a sharp blow to economic hopes this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tokyo
Red China
Canton
Kwangtung Province
Kwangtung
Court Stays Rome Beer Vote Count
In Rome Township a May 19 primary beer referendum recount was halted by a court stay ordered after an appeal to the State Supreme Court. Judge Herbert A. Mook had allowed the recount and rejected a bid to strike the ballot opening, while residents Helen Fisk Florence Clark and Florence Bauer challenged the recount process. The official tally showed 196 no and 126 yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Rome Township
Herbert A. Mook
Lcense
TH. Bement
State Supreme Court
Appsa
Mook
Helen Fisk
Florence Clark
Florence Bauer
Sro
Long Appeals for Freedom Amid Governor Vacancy Crisis
Atty General Gremillion urged Lt Governor Frazar to assume acting governor, but Frazar refused, keeping the state leaderless for weeks. Secretary Wade Martin Jr wavered before recognizing a governor, and Long sought a writ of habeas corpus in Galveston after alleging removal to a psychiatric clinic under force from Baton Rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gremillion
Lether Frazay
Fragar
Frazar
Wade
Martin Jr
Long
Martin
Pagar
Galveston
Tex
Baton House
John Sealy Hospital
Gaveston
Texas
Area Church Bible School Ends With Large Attendance
Beaverdam Mennonite Church hosts Bible School a joint effort with Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren and Elgin Methodist Church. Attendance peaked at 148 with classes and a Thursday evening program. Superintendent Rev Richard Hostetler leads a staff of teachers and bus drivers transport students to and from sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evlock
Glenn ‘Troyer
Hostetler
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James O'Brien
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Matthew Stegner
Erie County
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Lawrence M.thompson
Roberta Mae Morris
Erle County
George M. Collier
Congress Street
Eleanor B. Collier
Guilford
Conn
Charles E. Goodell
Kinzua
Conewango Valley
Goodell
Jamestown
Union Township
State Senate
George N. Wade
Highways Committee
Fox Keystone
Atendant
Patricia M Graham
Charles C. Graham
East Main Street
State University of New York “College For Teachers At Buffalo
Elmentary
Erie Schools
Arthur P. Logan
State Highways Department
Park H. Martin
Logan
Evans
Corry’s Smart Women's Shop
Panama Canal
Panama
Canal
Mearon Wiy
OLDS
Ada
Still
Wiggers Garage, Inc
East South ST
Samuel Baresi
West Park Place
Dorothy
Victoria
Barbara
Sam
Uel
Theresa
Baresi
Fra
Angela
Frank Baressi
C. Wassink
Geritol
Deans Pills
Widmann
Teah, Inc
Rome
Area Church Plans
Godard
New Orleans
Ochsner Foundation
Baton Rouge
State Capitol
Mandeville
Fred LeBlanc
Povertier
Gilson’s
General Electric
the National Bank of Corry
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank 3 of
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Federal Deposit
Laurance Coy
Jaymar
Maytag
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