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28 Mar 1959
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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 28, 1959
Page
1
Rising Tensions in Iraq Show Political Strains
Baghdad reports indicate Premier Abdel Karim Kassam moves toward neutrality while leaning on the Soviet Union. Iraqi authorities seize an American missionary hospital in Amara to supply needed equipment. inside the Kassem regime Col. Fadhil Abbas Mahdawi leads the People's Court purges amid pro Nasser and anti West sentiment. Continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraq
Beirut
Lebanon
Abdel Karin Kassam
Gamal
West
Uist
Kassery
Tei Communist Party
Han Thial Sabnat
Mosul Upmeing
Kasse
Kassem
Nasser
Col
Fadhil Abbas Mahdawi
People's Court
Baghdad
Vanguard Test Success and Atlas Trial at Edwards
Vanguard rocket bound for a three in one satellite launch completed a ground test at Edwards Air Force Base while an Atlas missile exploded during a separate engine test. The Vanguard captive test ignited for several seconds as officials prepare for future orbital shots including a plastic 13 inch sphere and a 30 inch expandable balloon payload. Vanguard I and Vanguard II satellites have previously reached orbit in earlier tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Edwards
Air Force
Vanguard
National Aeronautcs and Spice Administration
Vanguard I
Butterfingers Loses Bank Loot In Seattle Robbery
In Seattle two suspects attempted a bank heist. A teller Georgia Wolfe was threatened with a gun as the robber demanded cash. The bandit took 25871110 dollars, left a remainder, and fled into a department store leaving a trail of money and clues as police pursue. Retired lawyer Sumner Dean Quarton dies aboard the German ship Sonderburg at sea. he served as counsel for the Des Moines Register before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Georgia Wolfe
Wilmington
N. C
Sumner Dean Quarton
Sonderburg
Quarton
Des Moines Press Register
Skate Completes Underwater Tests Heads Home
Washington AP The nuclear submarine Skate ends a 12 day polar voyage surfacing 10 times, including a March 17 surface at the North Pole, as it returns to New London Conn. Navy says it was a scientific exploratory voyage to map under ice conditions and rack Arctic bottom details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Washington
Soviet Union
Navy
North Pols
Artic
Bagdad Fla residents react to Soviet backwoods label
In Bagdad Florida residents dispute a Moscow radio suggestion that their town is backwoods. They note the agri cultural community welcomes attention from Moscow and even joke about hosting headquarters for the Baghdad Pact. Local officials say Pensacola merchants discussed inviting Soviet lenders to discuss Berlin and Arab issues but could not afford it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Fla
Moscow
Iraq
Alliance
Leo Davis Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Pensacola
Milton
Santa Rosa
Florida
Kentucky
Arizona
Titusville Police Cruiser Damaged In Pursuit By 15-Year-Old
The Titusville police cruiser was heavily damaged after a wild chase with a stolen car driven by a 15-year-old. The youth, reported by his mother to have taken the car earlier, repeatedly fled police and collided with the cruiser before being captured when his car and the police vehicle finally locked and ended in a ditch. Officer Bromley restrained the youth and recovered him after the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teusville
Titusvill Alive
Jast
Sans Height
Ditch
Clarence A. Bromley
Bromley
Soliceman
Nolice
Tibetan Rebels Gaining In Fight Against Reds
Tibetan Nationalist headquarters report rebel forces have destroyed two highways from Red Ching to Lhasa to block Communist reinforcements. They claim control around Lhasa as the Dalai Lama is believed to be in Himalayan refuge with Khampa tribesmen. The Khampa revolt reportedly began last week, with Chinese influence weakening as the Dalai Lama seeks safety and rebel lines solidify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipel
Formosa
Red Ching
Lhasa
Tibet
Red
Mehways Unis
New Law Could Create Clear Local Traffic Court System
Corry awaits a defined traffic court as a pending Harrisburg bill would establish third class city traffic courts. The measure would place an alderman as magistrate with full powers, ending varied past practices and the “nearest alderman” loophole cited by a local attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Harrisburg
Whiel
T Hat
Focal
Il Furan
Scott Free
Slaying in Pittsburgh's Hill District Claims 1-Year-Old Man
A one year-old man was found shot to death early today in Pittsburgh's Hill District. Duane Lewis is identified. Maxie Stidiemeier, 42, surrendered voluntarily after the shooting and was booked on murder charges following claims the incident stemmed from an argument. Police report knife slashing preceding the fatal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Hill District
Duane Lewis
Maxie Stidiemeier
Stidiemeier
Easter Observance Quietly Shapes Sunday Across Nation
Across cities, churches and businesses pause for Easter observance tomorrow while forecasts predict mild, temperate weather. Floral shops and candy makers report strong pre holiday sales, and worship services are planned from early morning through late evening as communities mark the holiday with renewed civic and religious spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ako Express Gististnetion
General Vetatt Crenes
Easter observances across the nation draw millions
The nation eyes widespread Easter services from sunrise rituals at Hollywood Bowl California to dawn gatherings in Wichita Mountain Oklahoma and a cross erection near Bald Knob Hill Alto, with 40,000 expected near Colorado Springs and 20,000 in New York for the sermon by Secretary Taft and other observances nationwide as Eisenhower spends Easter weekend at Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americada
New York
Purl Avenue
Hollywood
Galif
Bara ‘Taft Beri‘son
Atthe Day Saints Church
Oklatoma
Wichita Mountain
Lawton
Mulder
Alto Pivis
Mounuili
Colorado Springs
Denver
Colo
Variety Store Chain Faces $3 Million Deficit
Three Green directors announced an apparent $3 million deficiency in H L Green Co net assets after an audit found overstated inventories and unpaid accounts. Maurice Olen resigned as president amid SEC criminal action inquiry. directors plan to remove Herschel Harris at next board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
HTL. Greet Co
Maurice E. Olen
Securities & Exchange Commission
Herschel Harris
Olen
Southeast
Green Company
Olen Divison
United States
Canada
Certified Public
H. L. Green Co
Much
James M Nicely
Joseph M. d'Assern
Jules L. Freed
Nicely
Khrushchev profile to open Monday series
A Washington newspaper previews William L. Ryan’s two part study titled Khrushchev: Key to the Kremlin. The articles explore Nikita Khrushchev’s rise from Soviet influence to world leadership, his strengths and weaknesses, and how Communist aims shape Western peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Fool
Nikita Hevisbichev
Red
William L. Ryan
Khvuatichey
Kremlin
Khyusheley
Oklahoma City students claim phone booth stuffing record
Oklahoma City University students jammed 82 Lambda Chi Alpha brothers into a 1A phone booth hoping to set a record. Jockey Chick Boyles claimed history but the feat may be challenged as several students only had hands or feet inside. Modest Junior College in California says it previously hosted 32 scholars in a booth last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City University
Chick Boyles
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Boyles
Calif
Junior College
Grant Withers Dies by Suicide in North Hollywood
North Hollywood Calif AP The film actor Grant Withers ended his career in death by his own hand. His body was found in bed at his apartment, wearing a robe, with a dangling left hand clutching a telephone. Detectives said he had been dead about 24 hours and two notes explained his act. He was 52. He had eloped previously with actress Toretta Yours who later sought an annulment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hollywood
Calif
Grant Withers
Swale
Toretta Yours
Wither
Yuma
Arig
Wilhor
Parked auto rolls into car in Western Auto lot
A parked car in gear rolled down a grade and struck Gerald Deutschlander’s vehicle in Columbus yesterday afternoon on East Washington Street. Three children, drifted free, were involved. total damage to both cars estimated at $65 according to city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington Street
Moone
Geraldine Burlingame
Liberty Street
Gerald Deutschlander
Columbus
City Lends Aid To Eliminate Route 6 Flood
The city streets department aided the State Highway Department and Bilgin-Beaverdam hose company to clear a 12 inch drainpipe flooding the Route 6 and 39 intersection. Walter Ross said the state requested 50 foot hose sections and a water propelled spinner device to force through the plugged pipe. The pipe runs north of Route 6 under a highway and past buildings to a ditch feeding a creek. Since the spinner cannot reach the blockage due to obstructions, Highway officials will dig a ditch along Route 6 to discharge water into the creek. The spinner method is normally used to clear sewers under driveways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Streets Department
State Highway Department
Bilgin-Beaverdam Hose Company
Walter Ross
Streets Department
Ross
Highway Department
Street Department
Seattle man changes name to John Poxle Shepperd
Foxia Shepperd wins court permission to rename himself John Poxle Shepperd to escape scoffs and ridicule. The decision notes prior name caused taunts and physical altercations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Foxia Shepperd
John Poxle Shepperd
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