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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
Mar 03, 1959
Page
3
Dis content fragment on court dispute surfaces
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Test Vote Favors Area Milk Strike Demonstration
Unofficial Tet vote at a Crawford County meeting of about 100 milk producers from Local 739 of the Milk Producers Union shows support for a potential strike to back Western Pennsylvania dairy pricing. President Willy Dhanen notes the result is a sentiment show and not immediate action. An Erie County meeting is planned to discuss further with other counties. issues cited include low prices, regulatory restrictions by Allegheny County Health Board, lack of Milk Commission representation, and dissatisfaction with pricing and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menaryvanem
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Mik Producers Union
Willy Dhanen
Willie Aiken
Cyplus
Erie County
Diamion
Apt
Celsens
Enced
Allegheny County Health Board
Titusville Man Pleads Innocent To Morals Charge
A Titusville man pleads innocent to assault and solicitation to commit sodomy after arraignment before Alderman William Preston. Bail set at 5000 dollars. a Centerville youth alleged the ride was offered, a gun shown, and the victim identifed the car. Preliminary hearing scheduled for March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wepusville
William Preston
Centerville
Titusville
Man held on charges in Dormont shooting of rookie cop
Galto, 39, waived a hearing on three charges after a rookie policeman shot a suspect who had set a trap for prowlers in his Dormont home. Brother Frank Gaito, wounded in an alleged gunfight, lies in Mercy Hospital. Scarzafave Jr. is hospitalized with chest wounds. Joseph Gaito faces assault, burglary and firearms charges. He is held without bond as Scarzafave’s condition stabilizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedesbuiun
Susepi
Galto
Dormont
Frank
Mercy Hospital
Gregory Scarzafave Jr
Frank Gaito
Scarzafave
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
Joseph Gaito
Scorcafave
Seek Teener Trip After Area Assault
State Police seek three teen hoodlums who assaulted Albert Weidner in Meadville Saturday night on Rogers Perry road. They forced him into a ditch, grabbed his wallet containing thirty dollars, broke his glasses, and pushed him into mud. Investigators intensified the case as they pursued descriptions of the suspects and the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Pentnylvana Suite
Albert Weidner
Keystone Construction Company
Rogers Perry Road
Hoculums
Weidner
City Council weighs landfill reuse and drainage fixes
The council debated converting the garbage site into a usable area with fencing and beautification but made little progress. Suggestions included combining city and dump operations, burying refuse, adding drainage ditches, and using fill from local factories to cover dumps, with mixed reactions from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Weber
Dearing
West Washington
J. Fred Kinley
Corry City Council assumes Parking Authority duties
The Corry City Council takes over the Parking Authority responsibilities, including the $360 monthly lot rental behind the Loblaw store, after the Authority’s resignation and lack of support. Former chairman Wilbur Rackers, and others, cited the Authority’s weak footing and no real authority. The council may find it hard to appoint future members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wilbur Rackers
Authority
Earl ‘T. Cherry
D. Fred Kinley
Loblaw
Ronald Burdick
Milton Cherry
Martin Keppel
Frank Carnegie
Wilbur
Free News Flow Seen as Path to Peace at World Congress
At Columbia, AP reports speakers at the World Press Congress urged free flow of information between nations to foster peace. They cautioned against censorship and propaganda that inflame enmity, urge accurate cross border reporting, and noted hidden tolls and pressures hindering access. The congress coincides with the 50th anniversary of the University of Missouri School of Journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
World Press Congress
Nnions
Aryeh Dissentshik
Marviv
Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
Dissintshik
Gulal Ef Dine el Hammamsy
al Gourahouria
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Sworld
University of Missouri School of Journalism
U S Cautious On Red Acceptance
The report notes Khrushchev set a date to turn East Berlin over to East Germany if talks were not under way. A major obstacle is the USSR’s firm stance against German reunification as an agenda item, insisting East Germany exists and the West must accept this. The Soviet note says the U S R and the Big Four should only facilitate reunification arranged by Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
East Berlin
East Germany
U.ssr
U.S
Khrushchev Shifts Berlin Talks Toward Summit
A long Washington dispatch outlines Khrushchev’s Berlin diplomacy from December through March, noting moves to hold a three nation ministers conference before a possible summit. It questions who would lead US talks if John Foster Dulles remains sidelined by illness and stresses potential shifts in American leadership and Eisenhower administration trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Pour
United States
John “Foster —Putlen
Dulles
Hay
Itar
Eisenhower
Guest Leaves Ruined Motel Room in Salt Lake City
Police investigated a motel room in Salt Lake City after a weekend guest departed, leaving twenty one bullet holes in walls and furnishings, a damaged heater, desk, and belongings including two pistols and an empty whisky bottle. A note read I will be over to pay for the damage tonight. Police continued their search for the guest.
Fifth Amendment Plea Delays Traffic Court Case
Anthony Nowak, 48, faced driving without license on person charges. He invoked the Fifth Amendment when the judge asked for a plea. The trial was adjourned to Monday as the court noted the defendant has been watching TV too much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perutary
Anthony Nowak
Nowak
Tial
Musicians Lose Instruments In Area Five Fire Loss
Jamestown area fire at Parrmount Grill on Route 17 J, just outside Jamestown, destroyed instruments and stock and caused extensive damage to the block-long building. Firefighters from Celoron and Lakewood battled subfreezing conditions. no injuries reported. Building owned by Quality Cash Stores Inc, purchased from Julian Pump Works for supermarket plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Parrmount Grill
Cannes
Celoron
Lakewood
Quality Cash Stores, Inc
Mayo consultant Dr Harry L Parker dies in Rochester
Dr Harry L Parker 66 senior consultant in Mayo Clinic neurology section died Sunday from a heart ailment in Rochester Minnesota. Parker born in Limerick Ireland was slated to retire in April and had a long career at Mayo Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAYO
Rochester
Minn
Harry L. Parker
Mayo Clinic
Parker
Linerick
Ireland
Soviets Open Door to Foreign Ministers Meeting
The text notes the Soviets’ apparent willingness to attend a foreign ministers’ meeting, though the stance seems more pretense than cooperation as the State Department and staff reassess the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
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Princess Grace of
Monaco
Msgr
Gilles Barthe
U. S
Marlow
Washington
Soilors
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
France
Berlin
Germany
Soviet Union
Baldon
West Germany
Khrustchhev
Birmingham
Salt Lake City
API
Service and Health
Washington St. Corry,pa
Jane Parker
Ann Page
Lima
Bracken Funeral Home
North Center Street
Area Five
Rexall Drugs
Zalzneck, Inc
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