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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1960

Page

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U S Space Probe Attains Orbit Around Sun Miners Rescue Delayed

U S Space Probe Attains Orbit Around Sun Miners Rescue Delayed LOGAN West Virginia AP report details a coal mine fire trapping 18 men for days. State mines director Crawford Wilson warns time is running out as rescue through a main passageway faces heat and fumes. Pumps continue water soaks, and an ex safety inspector, William Donaldson, aids in survival tactics while crews fight through extreme heat. The story notes a possible delay of four to five hours before attempting entry.

LOGAN W. Va Crawford L. Wilson Wilson T Am William Donaldson Holden 22 Miine Creek Coal Co West Virginia Donaldson

Kansas Banker Addresses Area Bank Personnel

Seventy four representatives from 16 banks in northwestern Pennsylvania heard L. M. Schwartz, president of Citizens State Bank of Paola Kansas, discuss the high cost of present day banking at the Hotel Corry. The lecture preceded by dinner covered bank operation costs and was part of the National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers monthly meeting.

Pennsylvania Kansas National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers Corry L. M. Schwartz Citizens State Bank of Paola Kan Schwartz C. Conrad Monroe Citizens National Bank

Civil Rights Action Slaws Senate Studies Labor Plan

Racial discontent spreads into Arkansas while Montgomery quiets as Negro student leaders suspend agitation at Alabama State College after a governor ordered a full investigation. Five students face arraignment in Little Rock, more than 50 sit in at a downtown lunch counter, and no violence is reported. Congress debates penalties for obstructing court orders in civil rights actions as Senate and House move toward bill consideration.

Associated Press Arkansas Montgomery Ala Integral Food Service Alabama State College John Patterson L. B. Sullivan Patterson State Board of Education Little Rock Washington Senate Frank J. Uausche Ohio Muuich House Dts Rules Committee Lausche

Amputation Saves Driver From Collision In Ithaca

Harold Havens, 35, of Odessa, was extricated after a wreck when Dr. Frederick Mitchell of Ithaca amputated his leg below the knee by flashlight. Havens, in critical condition, collided with a car operated by Samuel Supek of Enfield Center.

Ithaca Harold Havens Odessa Frederick Mitchell Tihaca Haven’s Cay Samuel Supek Enfield Center Havens

Corry Coldest of 14 Area Communities in North West PA

Corry, already noted as the coldest area community in the region, recorded a low of 0 at 11 p m then sank to 9 below in the early morning. Kane, Warren, Ridgway, Jamestown and Meadville posted subzero or near subzero readings as frigid air dominated the area.

Corry Pennsylvania New York Kane Warren Ridgway Jamestown Meadville Marek National ‘Weather Bureau

Girl, Four Drowns After Ice Breaks in Pennsylvania

In GNIONVILLE Centre County four year old Esther Mae Waite drowned when she fell through thin ice on Bald Fagle creek about 100 yards from her home. Esther, daughter of Rubin C. Waite and his wife, was near two other children who did not report the incident. Deputy Bowes said the verdict was accidental.

Washington Pire All Marie Scears Charles Scears Genonsburg Gnionville, Pa Esther Mae Waite Bald Fagle Creek Centre County Esther Rubin C. Waite

New Emphasis In Schools On English Improvement

A bulletin outlines how to raise English levels in Cosy Schools through increased written and spoken expression. Superintendent W B Rodemeyer calls for system wide effort to boost communication skills, emphasizing sentence and paragraph work while supporting other Language Arts areas.

W. BL Rodemeyer U.nit

Fire At Blind School Kills Fireman In Five Alarm Blaze

The Overbrook School for the Blind in Philadelphia suffered a five alarm fire that wrecked the main building. Fire Lt. William Adaie was killed and six other firemen injured when a third floor corridor collapsed after an explosion. All 429 pupils were led to safety by teachers and nuns, and later housed in nearby Our Lady of Lourdes facilities. The blaze reportedly started in a third floor bedroom of an employee who had been smoking. investigators planned a full inquiry.

Philadelphia Overbrook School For the Blind Joseph G. Cauffman Our Lady of Lourdes William Adaie George Hink Adzie Hink Adgie Theresa Hayes William Adele Overbrook Eline Theresa

Space probe Pi meer V launched toward sun orbit

Washington AP reports the United States launched a beachball sized space probe from Cape Canaveral aboard a Thor-Able rocket. Three hours after launch NASA said the 26 inch instrument packed sphere achieved escape velocity and entered an orbit 74 700 000 miles from the sun at its nearest approach.

Washington United States Earth Venus Missile Test Center Cape Canaveral Fla National Aeronautics’ and Space Administration NASA

Mediator Quits Stackpole Talks After No Progress

Mediation sessions in the Stackpole Carbon Company strike, affecting over 2,000 workers across Kane and at least 400 in Kane, were recessed indefinitely after a no comment session in St. Marys. U S Commissioner Arthur Wellman said he would stay in touch and await calls from both sides as they reconsider to seek a future path to a settlement.

Stackpole KANE Stackpole Carbon Company St. Marys U.S Arthur Wellman Scranton Michael A. Prine Emporium Charles Copeland Pittsburgh

Mantle Signs For $665,090 With Yankees

AP reports Mickey Mantle ended an 11 day holdout and signed a New York Yankees contract for about 665 thousand dollars. The deal followed a conference at Learns Hotel with GM George Weiss, who had opposed Mantle's stance. The salary makes Mantle the AL's highest paid player yet still below Willie Mays's reported 85 thousand yearly pay.

ST Primassurg Fin Mickey Mantle Ais New York Yankee Learm Totel George Weiss Mantle Wi- Ne Mays San Francisco Giants

Blind student hero helps save students in Philadelphia fire

Theresa Hayes a 17 year old blind student at Overbrook School for the Blind stayed at the switchboard during a blaze. She helped evacuate 329 students while fire and safety crews fought flames. Fire started in a third floor employee's room and one firefighter died.

Names New FCC Chief As Doerfer Quits

John C. Doerfer resigned as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission after admitting he took hospitality from a broadcasting executive. President Eisenhower named Frederick W. Ford as successor, with Ford to assume the chairmanship next Tuesday. Doerfer, 55, told investigators he did nothing wrong but quit to avoid embarrassment to the administration. He had flown to Florida on a plane owned by George W. Storer and stayed six nights on Storer’s yacht. Storer owns a chain of radio and TV stations subject to FCC regulation.

Nashington John C. Doerfer Federal Communications Commission Eisenhower Doerfer Frederick W. Ford Ford Clarksburg W.va Florida George W. Storer Storer House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee White House Wisonsin Public Service Commission Washington

Snow stalls annual trout stocking in Mercer Venango counties

Heavy snowfall halts the trout stocking program after 10,000 fish were released in Mercer and Venango counties in February and March. Merrill Lille, superintendent, says access to streams is blocked by deep snow and conditions are worse across northern counties to the Delaware River. With 200,000 trout still to release and a looming June deadline, fishermen may face slim pickings early in the season.

State Fish Hatchery Mercer Venango Merrill Lille Delaware River Lillie

Uncle 15 Kills Tot While Cleaning Rifle

A 15 year old uncle accidentally discharged a 22 caliber rifle while cleaning it at his grandparents home in Allegany. Brenda Eileen Hilliard died at St Francis Hospital after the bullet struck the back of her head. The incident occurred around 4 15 PM as Brenda and an aunt played nearby. Funeral plans are pending the arrival of relatives.

Illegany, Nix Allegany Brenda Eileen Hilliard AFC Gerald Hilliard St. Francis Hospital Olean Malcolm Poster Edward A. Kwleden Bureau of Criminal Investigation Fred Porcel Cattaraugus Hilliard Teeland

Snowbound Couple Rescued Near Walkertown NC

In Winston-Salem area, a snowbound elderly couple were saved after a Norfolk and Western brakeman spotted a cabin almost buried in snow and a woman signaling for help. Train No. 56 alerted officers who dispatched deputies to reach the remote cabin about 16 miles from Winston-Salem, where Mr. and Mrs. Schreiber, aged 84 and 62, were found safe.

Vlnstom-Salem N.C Norfolk and Western Railway Walkertown George Werver Hollow Weiver Winston-Salem B. C, Rivers L. Wood Mre Schreiber Ater

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