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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1959
Page
6
The County Election Board ruled that Mrs. Eliza beth King of Erie has a sufficient number of valid names on her Democratic nominating petition for county commissioner. Her petitions listed 117 names, 15 were struck as illegal, still meeting the 100-name requirement.
A series of birth notices reports twins born to Capt and Mrs Albert Milley in Boston and a son born to Mr and Mrs Walter Sweet Jr in Harrisburg. Debra Reynolds departs Madrid for a holiday, with parents and grandparents named in the notices.
A young Clymer girl Colleen Sehunmion was treated for a right leg injury after a fall from a wire fence at home. Mrs Raymond Selina Was attended at Corry Me total Trospitel for the injury. Another woman Hietard Flye was admitted to Corey Medical Hospital for a fractured finger from a fall on West Washington Street.
Ad claims relief from backache by a diuretic product. The copy cites kidney related discomfort and claims long term use improves sleep and reduces pain. Brand mentions include Dean's, urging readers to try with a money saving offer.
The report outlines Premier Kassem’s move to pull Iraq out of the Baghdad Pact. It notes Nasser’s accusations of Western influence and hints at internal communist backing in Baghdad and Moscow opposing the alliance. The withdrawal signals shifting Arab alignment and regional tensions.
Mrs Duncan, condemned for hiring to kill her daughter in law, was ruled sane by two psychiatrists and faces the death sentence. Judge Blackstock set April 3 to rule on defense motions. her son Frank, a Santa Euphara attorney, may join the appeal effort.
Deputies closed in after a gun battle as Fritz radioed for help. The fugitives, sought since a $50 filling station holdup in Maysville Pennsylvania, fled with three men wearing blue coveralls and a woman in the car. An extensive hunt followed near the Pennsylvania border northeast of here.
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