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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1958

Page

3

Read the Fine Print Urged for State Policyholders

Pennsylvania Insurance Department calls on policy buyers to read terms before purchase. Chief Nicholas Stathas notes 6000 complaints last year arose from misunderstood provisions and waiting periods. Investigators seek settlements by correcting applications and negotiating on borderline cases. About 25 percent of claimants receive payments after review. investigators stay neutral and are accepted by companies.

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Labor leader Michael Boyle dies in Chicago era of organizing

Miami report notes Michael J. Boyle a colorful Chicago labor leader who shaped the labor movement for nearly half a century died Saturday from a heart attack. He had served as business manager of Local 134, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, since 1809.

Miami Fla Michael J. Boyle Chicago International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

Cardinal Suffers Stroke After Arm Amputation

The 70 year old Archbishop of Chicago who had his arm amputated three weeks ago suffered a stroke. Vatican sources say his condition is grave though he regained consciousness and some speech. Doctors report a thrombosis with light right side paralysis but no facial weakness. He received Holy Communion without Extreme Unction.

Vatican Chicago Vatloon

Last Rites Held For Miss L. Jacob

Funeral services for Miss Lucy Jane Jacob were held this morning with bearers George Drobneck Joseph Ficcar di John Christopher Marshall Hughes and C B Stockton. Attendees from away included Miss Irma Jacob Francis Coyle Jamestown Mr and Mrs William Coyle James Coyle Mrs Melvin Bennett and Mrs James McNutt Saegertown Miss Luella Barber Mrs Nicholas Orr Mrs William Haas and George Barber of Erie. Author playwright and screenwriter F Hugh Herbert dies at 60 in Hollywood after lung cancer. He rose from Vienna to fame with Kiss and Tell and The Moon is Blue.

Lucy Jane Jacob George John Drobneck Joseph Ficcardi John Christopher Marshall Hughes C. B. Stockton Irma Jacob Francis Coyle Jamestown William Coyle James Coyle Melvin Bennett James McNutt Saegertown Luella Barber Nicholas Orr William Haas George Barber Erie Hollywood F. Hugh Herbert Vienna

Convicts Escape Gloucester Jail With Phony Weapon

Two inmates, Anthony Esposito and Marvin O Brown, fled Gloucester County Jail using a wood spear as a fake knife. They hijacked Worrells car, escaping in a green two door Buick with armed guards hurt. Police across eight states pursued them while noting prior indictments for bank robbery and a roadside beating. Elmer Davis, 68, noted journalist and author, died of a stroke in Washington.

Novoom Gloucester County Anthony—Esposito Blenheim Marvin O. Brown Vineland Oran Lioya Alfred Worell Thomas Ford Worrell Fannie Kestigg Esposito Deptford N. J First National Bank of Westville Brown Malaga

Hopkins Dies At 84 In Corry Area Farm Veteran

W L Hopkins 84 died at his home on Center street after a months long illness. Born January 24 1874 in Spartansburg he owned a farm there earlier and lived in Centerville and Corry. He worked at Aero Supply Mfg Co during World War II. Survived by daughter Mrs James Mealey Bradford three sons Carl Wesleyville Paull North East and Ward Santa Monica Calif 15 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Bracken Funeral Home Rev Charles Fuller Centerville will officiate interment Pine Grove Cemetery.

North Center Street Mr. Hopkins Spartansburg Centerville Corry Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc Lottie May Harrison Hopkins James Mealey Bradford Carl Wesleyville Paull North East Ward Santa Monica Calif Bracken Funeral Home Charles Fuller Pine Grove

Insight on Amos Michaelis interviewal and Hammerstein view on songs

New York radio and TV column notes Amos Michaelis program on Thal Broadcasting System Sundays. The Hammerstein Rodgers interview reveals why Oklahoma was a hit and Hammerstein’s lyric writing tears, with comments on creative process and backers. Also mentions X Banker dies in San Francisco and Ferrar i retirement role in Transamerica Bank of America.

New York (i Insight Amos Michaelis Mithal Broadcasting System Michaelis Oscar Hammerstein I Richard Rodgers Rodgers and Hammerstein Michielis

Braces For De Gaulle Coup Spirals From Algeria to Paris

Political turmoil grows as France uses police reserves to curb press output and arrests move against radical publications. De Gaulle supporters rally in Algeria with 60,000 workers attending wreath ceremonies as Sausselle promises unity for public salvation committees across colonies. General Raoul Salan and Colonel Massi stand with local mayor Serge Baret amid heightened tensions.

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65 Die in Sabena Plane Crash in Morocco

In Wasablanca six five persons died when a Belgian Sabena airliner crashed on approach for repairs to a body engine. Many victims were returning from stations and visits to the World's air in their native Belgium. Only four passengers escaped through a hatchway before the plane exploded. At least some of the dead were children. No Americans were listed on the manifest. It was the airline's worst crash.

Wasablanca Morocco Belgium Liv

Jupiter Nose Cone Recovered During Test Flight

The 69 foot Jupiter missile rose with a roar and white flame, viewed as a yellow dot for nearly three minutes before engine burnout allowed a free flight. Mass production by Chrysler Corp. aims for troop use within the year, with a range of 1500 miles and reports of travel up to 2200 miles.

Venomuea Ragency Spade Jupiter Chrysler Corp

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Cardinal Miss L. Jacob America Studebaker-Packard R. G. Wiggers Motor Sales Washington Elmer Davis Davis Office of Information Americans For Democratic Action John F. Kennedy D-Miss Senate Finance Committee House W. L. Hopkins Rtiseme John L. Spiegel Democratic General Assembly the Central Labor Union of Penthouse Hammerstein Colerent San Francisco Louis Ferrari Bank of America Elant Transamerica Corp Marshall Sherwood Savings Cloan Gur BS Tor Center Street Stassen Pittsburgh Dave Lawrence Harold Stassen Eisenhower VOTE Republican Committee
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