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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1959
Page
3
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Washington AP reports the 1960 Republican National Convention in Chicago will have 1 385 delegates, two more than 1956, with Hawaii potentially adding 6 delegates if its first state election in July 28 yields a Republican statewide win. Delegation rules include at large, district, and bonus allocations based on past votes and state outcomes.
Henry Ridenour, 69, of Mount Pleasant, died yesterday from injuries after being struck by a car on May 8 in Connellsville. The vehicle left the road, struck a fence post, and rolled into his yard.
Miss Mabel Jewell, 89, died after a lengthy illness in Corry. Born July 12, 1869 in New Orleans, she later lived in Baltimore and Cincinnati before moving to Corry about 70 years ago. She worked for F W Woolworth Co in Chicago and was a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist. Surviving are a sister in law, Mrs Nina E Jewell, and several cousins. Funeral services at Bracken Funeral Home Sunday at 1 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
Union carpenters picketed the Cape Canaveral missile test center and nearby Patrick Air Force Base in Brevard County. About 400 carpenters across the county were involved, with potential effects on about 11,000 employees. The Carpenters Union Local 1685 seeks a retroactive pay boost from April 1. current average wage is $2.85 per hour.
Harborcreek resident Joseph F. Eisweirth, 69, was killed when his car left Route 5 west of the state line, struck guard rails, and fell 40 feet into an embankment. He died at Hamot Hospital. Coroner will rule death accidental. investigators cited possible driver fatigue. No autopsy planned.
Washington reports that foreign ministers talks in Geneva and any Eisenhower Khrushchev summit are unlikely to produce sweeping deals. The West seeks unification of Germany and removal of troops from West Berlin, while realism argues for only possible steps like a halt to nuclear testing and easing tensions.
The iClymer Conservation Club defends the dam project near Clymer and says State Department of Public Works approved plans. It notes plans bear the agency's stamp and are open for public inspection. The club argues the dam will provide fishing grounds and counter fears of East German threats while dispelling flooding tales. Carl Carlisch faced charges for blocking a public driveway. a hearing mix up led to dismissal after the club claimed lack of notice and attorney Ernest Leet of Jamestown cited a mislisted time.
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