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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1960

Page

3

New Orleans Set to Desegregate Schools in Fall

Desegregation orders target New Orleans public schools for September after a judge ordered the district to submit a plan. Amid nationwide tensions, Georgia leaders warn against demonstrations as NAACP leader Roy Wilkins cites lingering segregation. The piece notes limited school integration progress across the South and incidents involving sit-ins and prosecutions in Chattanooga and Montgomery.

New Orleans Associated Press U.S. Supreme Court Dish J. Skelly Wright Louisiana Teans Parish Y Gerald Rault Fires Board Atlanta Georgia Ernest Vandiver Roy Wilkins The National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People New York Supreme Court South

Boy in Knifing Hears Bond Hearing Delayed

In Pittsburgh a 14 year old boy charged with fatally stabbing Evan Dy Shuster 18 of Whitehall faced a bond hearing as Judge Homer Brown continued the proceeding to tomorrow. Delbert Fitzgerald and his attorneys argued for release while the coroner and police questioned the youth who insisted he would not speak, claiming the other student jumped onto the knife and that he was frightened.

Pittsburgh Homer Brown Delbert Fitzgerald Whitehall Evan Dy Shuster Joseph Dobbs Fitzgerald Dobbs

Titusville Will Buy Uniforms For Firemen

Titusville adopts a clothing allowance for firefighters. City Council, by a 3 to 2 vote, sets aside 200 for initial work uniforms to identify firemen, led by Councilman Robert H. Conway who heads the fire department. He notes the need to distinguish the chief and regulars from other crews.

Titusville Robert H. Conway Conway Swanson Flr Minutemen

Area Man Sentenced on Probation in Union Theft

Davis L Willis noverr L Davis 28 of Sugar Grove received a suspended sentence and one year probation in Chautauqua County court at Mayville for grand larceny linked to a 2000 loss at Marlin Rockwell Federal Credit Union Jamestown. He pled guilty to petit larceny with a net loss under 100 and restitution paid. Gladys Bemis 43 of Mayville, convicted of arson in the second degree, is moved from Gowanda State Hospital after being found guilty of firing her former home in Findley Lake in October 1958. arrest followed about a year later after a child informed authorities.

May Willis Noverr L. Davis Sugar Grove Chautauqua Mayville Davis Marlin-Rockwell Federal Credit Union Jamestown Gladys- Bemis Beech Hill Road Gowanda State Hospital North East Road Findley Lake

Rites Set For Mrs Speelberg

Mrs Speelberg died yesterday morning at her Clymer home at age 88 after two years of ill health. Born July 13 1871 in Mina Township she was the daughter of John and Berding Meerdink. She is survived by daughter Mrs Lucy Schurman of Clymer two grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The service will be tomorrow at 2 pm at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with Rev Elmer Armes officiating. Interment Mina Cemetery. Friends may call today 2-4 and 7-9 at the funeral home.

Iniars den Speelberg Spitzer Clymer Elmer Armes Clymer Methodist Church Mina Cemetery Speelberg Mina Township John and Berding Meerdink Garret Lucy Schurman

Missile Warning Radar Near Complete at Arctic Site

The first BMEWS radar station near Thule Greenland will join two others in Alaska and England within six months, providing at least 15 minutes warning of missile launches. Brig. Gen. Bestie noted possible future needs for longer range missiles and integration with reconnaissance satellites. The system uses a Klystron energy amplifier to project millions of watts into space for target reflection. A separate Census Bureau count shows 1,123 private detective agencies in 1953.

Thole Greenman Free World John B. Bestie U.S. Air Force Arctic Besti Pacific Midas Beastie Soviet Union Unon Clear Alaska Fylingdales England

Consolidated Pool Co 42 page catalog offers pools and supplies

Build your own swimming pool with a 42 page catalog priced at one dollar. Includes above and below ground pools, equipment and supplies. Order from Consolidated Pool Co Box 259 Clymer N Y.

Consolidated Pool CO Clymer, N

Television Review Highlights Producer Power and Sponsor Influence

TV writer Michael Karp argues that producers shape success more than writers and sponsors influence subject matter. He notes rewrites, revisions, and network pressure affect shows, with strong producers key to a good program. The piece previews NBC and CBS offerings for tonight, including The Wicked Scheme of Jebal Deeks and a Garry Moore Show episode with Alan King and Carel Haney.

NEW York !Ap Ters Karp Karn Vertistng Redcoats Jebal Deeks NBC Alec Guinness Garry Moore CBS Alan King Carel Haney

Thorough thief Lewisburg ears stolen from garudus

Dr. John F. Osler reported to police yesterday that someone took both his and his wife’s ears from separate garudus, a bizarre theft case in Lewisburg Pennsylvania. Police are investigating the unusual removal of body parts from two residences.

Lewisburg John F. Osler

Hold Area Pair For Assault On Deputy

In Chautauqua County two men, David J. Pognant and Glen Lawson, are held on second degree assault charges after attacking Deputy Harold Peters at the scene of a deadly Cherry Creek fire that killed a mother and two children. The men, aged 23 and 24, allegedly tried to bypass firefighters and struck Peters with a beer bottle, felling him. Deputy Kessler and Wilson arrested them as Peters received treatment for head injuries. The pair were arraigned in Mayville and await further court action.

Mayville Een Santherry Chautauqua County David J. Pognant Glen Lawson Fredonia Harold Peters Paul Phillips Cherry Creek Phillips Richard Kessler Arlie Wilson Peter Peters South Dayton Pegnant Lawson A. Roy Perkins

Lawyers sue Borgnine over unpaid legal fees

Irving B. Glickfeld and Hyman L. Goldstein allege Ernest Borgnine owes five percent of gross earnings from a 1956 1958 contract. They claim he earned $284,646 in the period and still owes $5,732.

Borgnine Los Angeles Ernest Borgnine Irving B. Glickfeld Hyman L. Goldstein

Expect Stackpole Workers Will Begin Tomorrow

Kane reports that after a new contract agreement between Stackpole Carbutt Co and its workers, the strike ends and a work restart is set for tomorrow. About 40 percent of production staff are planned to return within a week while others stay off until demand improves. The 105 day strike halted over 2,000 jobs across Kane, St Marys, and Johnsonburg, with hopes for quick reinstatement as business stabilizes.

Stackpole Kane Bettem Stackpole Carbutt Co Procucion

Francis Powers Joined U2 Program in May 1954 and Sent to Turkey

Francis Powers, one of 17 pilots in the U2 program, was hired in May 1954 and later assigned to operate weather research aircraft. He was sent to Adana, Turkey in August 1956 with his wife Barbara Moore, 24, of Alabama.

Rate One Powers Adana Turkey Barbara Moore

Juvenile Driver, 16, Involved in Multiple Car Incidents

A 16 year old youth, unnamed due to age, is slated for Juvenile Court after a spree of car incidents on a Saturday. Police say he drove a sedan into a parked car of Albert Elates, then another vehicle owned by J. Sabin, both in Oil City. Later he reportedly stole a car owned by John P. and Ruth Madden Luter and damaged a lawn on the GB McGlintock property.

Gil Durang E.G. Potts Potts Albert Elates Oil City Carone J. Sabin Gene Fowell Bay John P Ruth Madden Luter Madden McGlintock

Spy mission capture near Sverdlovsk in Soviet Union

In a garbled Bany Georgia report a man described as making repeated sightings marked that he would fly again. His wife helped pack his bag before his disappearance. The next day he was captured near Sverdlovsk deep in the Soviet Union after a spy mission was shot down by Soviet authorities.

Bany Sverdlovsk Soviet Union

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