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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
May 05, 1959
Page
1
Final approval for Loblaw grocery project in Fourth Ward
City Council last evening gave final approval to a $350000 Loblaw store project with a revised entrance and exit plan. The plan removes trees around the block square lot and adds two entrances on West Pleasant Street and two exits on West South Street, plus a Spring Street entrance. Parking will be diagonal in three lanes with a double solid line on West Pleasant to prevent eastbound crossing. Construction is expected to start immediately unless further safety concerns arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loblaw
Fourth Ward
J. H. Moss
W. M. DeArment
Conneaut Lake Building Contractors
West Pleasant Street
West South Street
Moss
Pit Avenue
Spring Street
Cornell
West Pleasant
Pleasant Crossing
Low Bid Wins Fire Truck Purchase After Council Split Vote
The City Council narrowly approved buying a new Seagraves fire truck for 27068 dollars in a 3-2 split. Ray Weber and Robert Grice supported the motion, while Guy Abbey and J Pred Kinley opposed, citing maintenance and supplier familiarity. Councilman J. R. Dearing cast the deciding vote after consulting the safety director and hose company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinvice
Guy Abbey
J. Pred Kinley
Ray Weber
Robert Grice
J. R. Dearing
Abbey
LaFrance
Seagraves
Kinley
Weber
Grice
Dearing
Stanford Hose Company
Churchill Arrives In America To Renew Wartime Bonds
Sir Winston Churchill lands at Washington National Airport welcomed by President Eisenhower and a 500 strong crowd. The 80 year old statesman voices fond memories of wartime days while planning a private White House visit, a stay at the British embassy, and a trip to New York to see Bernard Baruch before returning to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winston Churchill
Winston
Eisenhower
National
Churchill
America
Lord Montgomery
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
White House
New York
England
Sir Winston
Anoth
Bernard Baruch
Godfrey Cancer Spreading Denied
Physicians at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center refuted rumors that Arthur Godfrey has cancer spreading. They stated no disease beyond the tumor removed from his left lung has been detected and that no additional tumors exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
New York
Arthur Godfrey
Columbia Prematerial Medical Center
Soviet Seaman Regains Speech After Rescue Near Anchorage
An unconscious Soviet sailor, Evgeni Ivanovich Gomudver, 53, was rescued near Anchorage after an ill fated air sea ferry incident. He regained the ability to speak and was treated at Elmendorf Air Force Base Hospital before transfer to a hospital for further care under U S Coast Guard supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Aurelan
Enellan
Evgeni
Ivanovich Gomudver
Vladivostok
Hvilletin
Elmendorf
39 New Street Lights To Brighton City
Raymond Weber proposed 39 new street lights to City Council to address dark areas due to low candle power bulbs. Future replacements will use 250 power bulbs. installation not before August. Estimated extra cost is about 1100 dollars annually. 100 power bulbs currently cost 20 dollars per month versus 6 more for 250 power. Extensive tree trimming could help, budget allocates funds for the project. Also Siburco Corp sought 16 feet more curb for a new service station at North Center and West Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Weber
Weber
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Cornell
Siburco Corp
North Center
West Smith Streets
Page Hicht
Fourth Student Held In Burglary
Newark Delaware fourth University of Delaware student held for grand jury action on dormitory burglaries. John Crisafulli 19 of Belmont Massachusetts arraigned and held on 2200 bail. Two 19 year old Pennsylvania freshmen football players released on 3000 bail. James F Morford 19 of Wilmington free on bail for abetting burglaries. State dropped charges against Parry W Shelton 19 of Franklin New Jersey. All five suspended by the university. Motorcycle collision in Warren Ohio claims life of Robert Snyder 24 of Sharon Pennsylvania. He died after hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Dela
University of Delaware
John Crisafulli
Belmont
Mass
Clarence Foster
Pennsylvania
James F. Morford
Wilmington
Parry W. Shelton
Franklin
N. J
Summit Parley Should Follow Geneva
President Eisenhower said a summit conference would be a foregone conclusion if the Geneva foreign ministers conference opens a path to easing East West tensions. He named Khrushchev as the only man who can deal authoritatively for Russia and voiced hope for progress at Geneva to justify a later summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Geneva
Stee
United States
Crucial Steel Negotiations Open Today
In New York five major steel firms and the United Steelworkers begin formal talks on a new labor contract that could influence wages prices and the economy. About 500 negotiators and managers will meet at Roosevelt Hotel as McDonald seeks higher wages shorter hours and broader pensions while industry counters with price-raising inflation fears amid Eisenhower’s urging for a timely agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S. Steel Corp
Roosevelt Hotel
Wolon
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of
Armerica
McDonald
Einenhower
Eisenhower
New York Judge Named American Mother of 1958
Jennie Laitman Barron of Brookline Massachusetts a Massachusetts Superior Court judge and grandmother of seven was named American Mother of 1958 at a ceremony in New York City. The selection committee praised her public service and family leadership while noting the role of mothers in American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jennie Laitman Barron
Brookline
Mass
Superior Court of
Massachusetts
Daniel A. Poling
American Set Asseed ‘Committee Inc
Wal Sorf
Astora Hotel
Johne Barros ix
MacLeish Wins Third Pulitzer for JB Verse
Archibald MacLeish earns his third Pulitzer Prize, this time for the JB verse play retelling the Book of Job in a modern setting. The award, announced by Columbia University president Grayson Kirk, also honors Mauldin for cartoon work and Utica newspapers for meritorious public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Archibal MacLeish
MacLeish T
Grason Kirk
Columbia University
William Hbl Mauldie
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Jeet Compaly
Cartoonite Plawes Mauldin
Soviet Union
Boris Pastemmak
Utica
N.Y
Utica Observer-Dispatch
Utica Daily Press
Gannett
Jaimie Me
Pheeters
California
New Warrants Issued Against Kidnappers Of Accused Rapist
The article reports that two Mississippi and Pearl River County authorities filed warrants accusing an armed mob of kidnapping Mack Charles Parker from his Poplarville jail cell. The Parker case follows his alleged rape of a pregnant woman near Lumberton Miss. on Feb 25. Parker's body was found in the Pearl River near Bogalusa. The investigation centers on locating the hooded assailants who dragged him from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogalusa
APF
Mack Charles Parker
Poplarville
Miss
Pearl River
FBI
Washington
Mississippi
Parker
FBT
Poplarville-Bogalusa
Ree
Charity Hospital
Wloves
Jim
Pearl River County
Lumberton
State Spending Watchdog Bill Passed In House
The House approved a 12 member Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to monitor state spending with equal party representation. The measure, supported by Gov. Lawrence and anticipated Senate approval, would cost 250000 for investigation and oversight. The plan mirrors long standing goals and may duplicate existing panels. continued on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrisbury
Creatioh
Senate
House
Lawrence Sid Nhe
Kool
H. G. Andrews
Cambria
General Assembly
Legislative Budget
Nance
George M. Leader
Y Tour Still Has Seats Open To Local Students
A Washington D C trip for Total high school students remains open with 42 seats available. Registration ends May 15 and costs 20, covering travel and arrangements. Deadline provides time for confirmations before June 1. In a separate item, Blair D. Butler, a 21 year old contractor, died when a bar fell from his truck in a trailer town incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Tour
Washington, D. C
Gerald Jane
Totay
Iuetiern
Drowning Tragedy as Boat Capsizes in Heyworth Pit
An after school outing on a flooded travel pit turned deadly when a boat carrying Lawrence Bradley 35 and Belly 33 Heyworth and six children capsized. Four children died, two survived. a fisherman rescued a fifth. Bodies recovered. authorities investigate causes while draining the five acre pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyworth
Ale
Lawrence ‘Bradley
Belly
Jenildren
Laura Fewn
Deborah
Danby
Plorence
Atdlechal
Carl Wunder
Susie
Ronvie
McLeah
Shurai
Mayer Mondrelt
Khrushchev Naked Claim Ties to 11 Airmen Probe
Washington report outlines Khrushchev’s public remark about an unarmed American transport shot down over Soviet Armenia last September. It notes Ambassador Thompson discussed the fate of seven crew members with the Soviet premier and says the details remain undisclosed. Russia denies attacking the plane and denounces a radio tape as forged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet
Armenia
Lewellyn Thompson
Ion
Bison
Howev
James C. Hagerty
America
Xrumiln
Pamadon Deluxe Moscow Prias Day Editorials
A garbled Soviet era piece notes Pravda signaling sympathy for exploited workers in capitalist states. It references freedom of the press agenda and celebrates a pre Freedom Day style message while authorities monitor editorials and propaganda efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Airport Aides Approve Hangar Plan at Lawrence Airport
Airport authorities gave unanimous approval to Corry Instrument Company plans to build a hangar at Lawrence Airport to house the newly acquired Piper Apache twin engine plane. Thomas Rothrock represented the firm, which hopes to begin construction within 30 days. The plane will be kept in Erie during summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipar
Corry Instrument Company
Lawrence
Yeitenlay
Ginnie
Thomas Rothrock
Rothrock
Corry Instrument
Erie
Erie Withort
Clarence Wallace
Youngaville Air
Lee
Wallace
Otal
Aluraee
Moxfel
Uthe
Deni Sa
Atie
Ailer’s. Aout
Ihself
Life Magazine Price Cut Sparks Publisher Talk Of Reductions
A fragmentary note reports Life Magazine lowering price to 8 cents by June 1 from 25 cents, amid subscription growth and vendor adjustments. The text also mentions a tragic accident in Clearfield where Clifford Gray, 48, died when crushed between two machines at Maple Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganouterd
Newastand Pier
Philister
Andrew Heiskel
Salitime Purecription
Rales
Redyefon
Geennen
Theo Tree Medhia
Une Ale
Clearfield
Weol Deratr
Cliffort Gray
Maple Mus
Sprinies
Klan Leader Pleads Guilty in Riot Case
James Garland Martin 37, a Ku Klux Klan member from Reidsville, pleaded guilty in Superior Court to inciting to riot for a January 1958 Klan rally that Lumbee Indians say was broken up. He received an 18 month suspended sentence, five years probation, and a $250 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seemaanel Dery
Ors We
James Garland Martin
Martin
Reidsville
Giveny
U S Plans To Fire Ape Into Space Within 60 Days
Major General John B Medaris announced at a news conference that the United States will launch a lifelike survival mission with an animal passenger into space within the next 60 days. The attempt, part of the early space effort, would place a primate in the nose cone of a Jupiter missile for atmospheric tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ape
Johnt B Medaris
Army ‘Oninance Missile Command
Barth
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Mong
Cesar Anher Leyst
Voli Hapnama
Council
Loblaw Grocery
Piaché
M. 8
Cobbett
Corry Realtor
Brighton City
Warren
Ohio
Robert Snyder
Sharon
Her
South Side Hospital
Youngstown
Nikita
Samuel Barron Jr
Barron and Barron
Wellesley College
Erma
Philip Wernick
Deborah Blazer
Joy
William B. Raghlin
Bolly
Abe Trust
Mothers of America
Jennie Lakman
MacLeish
Wold Rush
Robert Lewis Taylor
Ralph McGill
Atlanta
McGill
Clinton, Tenn
Life Magazine
U. S
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