Fragmented notes on election and travel rumor
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1958
Page
3
Titusville Opens New Hospital Wing
Titusville unveiled a new hospital wing with eight wards and four bed rooms across three floors, housing three examining rooms a waiting room nurses lounge emergency room and fracture unit. About 20 guests toured the wing yesterday from 2 to 4 pm, welcomed by William J Plenning president of the board A W Mayor hospital administrator Miss Evelyn Swanson director of Hurries and Marie Sendeck assistant supervisor of nurses. The tour included the laboratory and x ray room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auoyman
Titusville
Tod P
William J Pleniing
Uw Board of Directors
A. W. Mayor
Evelyn Swanson
Marie Sendeck
Tory
Johnson blasts space plan in Senate hearing
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson attacked the Eisenhower space agency proposal as hit or miss and devoired changes. Dr. Hugh L. Dryden, head of NACA, faced tight questions while agreeing reforms could improve the plan. Rep. John W. McCormack noted Defense Department revisions in the Eisenhower scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lyndon
Johnson
Senate Special Space Committee
Eisenhower
Hugh L. Dryden
National Advisory
Aeronautics
Dryden
NACA
Astronutes and Space Agency
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Defense Department
Eisenhower Space Agency
Mitchell To Back Jobless Measure
Was secretary of Labor Mitchell expected to endorse today a House passed bill to extend unemployment compensation for idle workers whose rights are exhausted before April 1. Chairman Hay Byrd said in advance of Mitchells appearance before the Senate Finance Committee. He indicated strong administration backing and hoped hearings would wrap this week with no major changes from the form passed by the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Hayy F Byrd
Senate Finance
Senate
Bye
Iraq and Jordan Move to Form Arab Federation
RaAnmnan and the Jordanian king flew to Baghdad to seal the merger of their realms into the Arab Federation. They will decide a federal government to handle defense foreign affairs economy and finance as Syria and Egypt have joined in a broader union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeceer
Hisein
Jordan
Baghdad
Seab
Traq
Faisal
Trag
Syria
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Traffic jam at Athens gas station prompts closure
Roger Biddle, operator of a local gas station in Athens, reports repeated traffic congestion since a nearby highway intersection was completed. Vehicles pile up near the pumps, creating hazardous conditions and forcing temporary closures as the pattern of jams continues to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Roger Biddle
Nho
Biddle
Electronic Brain Aids In Chemistry
At a Kansas City dinner Dr Charles Ninh president of The Institute outlined Midwest Research Institute work on an electronic brain to analyze 750000 chemical compounds. The system compares data on 3000 known structures and may suggest uses for the remaining compounds, potentially spurring new products and disease cures. The project feeds data to a computer at Vanguard Information Center in Washington for discrimination among unused chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Midwest Research Mstaive
Charles Ninh
Inatitiite
Itd
Midwest Research
Kimbo
Anne
Vanguard Information Center
Washington
Iso
Courts restrain CPR strike across western Canada
The British Columbia Supreme Court ordered CPR firemen to stop picketing and barred attempts to persuade coworkers to walk out. Sudbury Ontario and Moose Jaw Saskatchewan courts issued similar injunctions. About 3,000 firemen from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen walked out, opposing CPR plans to replace diesel coal-shoveling firemen with oil-burning engines. The strike drew attention from U.S. lines watching shifts in locomotive staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CPR
Canada
Montreat
West Canada
Canadian Pacific Railroad
British Columbia
Supreme Court
Fremen
Far
Sudbury
Ont
Moose Taw
Sask
Brotherhood of
U.S
Cain
Hoy
Fifteen Arrested in Lottery Bombings Raids
Pittsburgh police arrested fifteen suspects on lottery charges in a series of raids linked to a bomb explosion at a car wash operated by Tony Grosso. Police said the arrests aim to stop bombings across the city and noted prior related blasts at Grosso’s wash over the past year. A prior grand jury investigated earlier bombings but did not seek indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Tony Grosso
James Slusser
Grossoest Wash
Prand
Filrers
UAW Resumes Contract Talks With Three Car Makers
UAW resumes bargaining with Ford Chrysler and GM after a top level meeting by president Walter P Rentz er and officers seeking a settlement before contracts expire at midnight May 29. Ford and Chrysler contracts run out three days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delrver
UAW
Soviet expedition uncovers new range in Pagule bed
A Soviet scientific team reports discovery of a mountain range lying in the Pagule seabed between Antaresien and South Africa. Researchers describe the find as significant for underwater geology and regional mapping. Further studies and confirmation are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
London
Moscow
Radio
Antaresien
South Africa
Sparks Nugget Moves Across Street in Midnight Haul
In Sparks Nevada Dick Graves relocated the Sparks Nugget casino overnight across the street to a new million dollar building. Workers rolled dice tables slots and bar equipment as police closed the street. Patrons streamed to the new site and were gambling again within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Nev
Dick Graves
Sparks Nuggett
Sync
Hadly
Jamestown Faces $50000 Suit Over Foot Injury
James city case alleges negligence by city agents at Jamestown General Hospital after a chemical preparation was applied to Tracy's foot on February 9, causing severe injury and partial amputation. Plaintiff claims failure to follow physician orders led to permanent defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wi
City
Jamestown
Tracy
Waitestown General Hospital
Troy
Less Trouble From Asian Flu Seen
Widespread immunity from the past winter outbreak may curb a recurrence as the state health department notes many of the estimated 1 to 6 million affected built up immunity. Vaccinations also contributed. Authorities lack a definite duration for immunity but expect it to limit future spread. Last year Asian flu cases touched 51 of 67 counties with outbreaks in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Yilusries
W. D. Sthrack
Directo
Fire Sweeps Wood Pattern Shop at Union Spring Plant
Fire swept through the pattern shop at Union Spring and Manufacturing Co last night destroying a number of wooden patterns used in induction operations. The interior of the pattern shop was burned out. Other parts of the plant were not damaged and the pattern shop was closed at the time.
Leader Gov't Fears Special Session Over Benefit Crises
The Leader administration resists a special session amid pressure on occupational disease benefits for about 5 000 ex coal miners and widows whose payments may run dry by August 1. Unemployment compensation also looms, with no easy budget fix. Officials consider suspending payments or diverting funds, making a session seem nearly unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makhisburg
Leader
Todny
Gov. Leader
Pennsylvania Eyes 15 Week Benefit Extension Plan
Eisenhower recommends extending unemployment benefits by 15 weeks funded by a federal loan. The measure awaits Senate approval as labor secretary Willa Batter plans a trip to Washington to urge Congress. Debate rages over need for a special session if the bill passes, with employer groups undecided. Pennsylvania last held a special session during World War II under Gov Gow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howesveady
Eisenhiower
Pennsvivinig
Senate
Willa Lo Batter
Labor and Industry
Washington
Congress
Hye
Pennsylvania
Edward Marin
Harrisburg
Lawn Mowers Authorized Service and Parts
Lawn Mowers offers authorized service and parts for Briggs and Stratton, Clinton, Lauson, and Jacobson small motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Mowers Evory
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton, Lauson and Jacobson Small Motors
Report on Rocket Nose Cones Return From Space
Major General Bernard A. Selyte of the All Forward ballistic force division announced that rocket nose cores have been brought back from outer space. He cited two successful returns and discussed re-entry challenges and the need for new metallurgical and process techniques to handle heat barrier and high speed impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outer Space
Bernard A. Selyteyin
Muasie
British Plane Sets Speed Record on Atlantic Crossing
A British Comet crossed the Atlantic from Gander Newfoundland to London Airport in about 7 hours 33 minutes. It claimed the fastest civil flight ever, averaging around 530 miles per hour over the 2400 mile route. The record flight marked a rail before the introduction of Comet IVs later in the year.
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Gander
Newfoundland
London
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