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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1959
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment references a city and a rapid movement or event. It mentions a sky and feet in a unclear order, lacking clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Charles James Beers 20 of Guys Mills died at Meadville City Hospital after a two car collision on Route 77 at Leslie Road West Mead Township. Deputy Coroner Dr. Daniel Maloney ruled accidental death from a fractured skull and intracranial injuries. State Police continue investigation. eyewitnesses sought. In the other car David Anderson 19 Meddville was treated for mouth pain and knee injury. Passengers George Bassham 24 Wyandotte Mich and Thomas Shall 18 Meadville were admitted in satisfactory condition.
Apsley Cherry-Garrard, the polar explorer who took part in the 1912 Antarctic depot expedition for Scott, died after a long illness. He blamed himself for Scott and his party perishing after they did not reach the depots as planned.
President Eisenhower names Thom as S. Gates Jr. deputy secretary of defense after plans to retire as Navy secretary and McElroy departure news. Gates, 53, longtime under secretary and Navy secretary, earns Senate praise as qualified. nomination to be sent to the Senate this week.
Joe Aikens of 43 North Street Union City died yesterday at Stem Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his wife Hazel Jones Aikens and two daughters Mrs Ernestine King of Erie and Mrs Beatrice Green R D 3 Union City and a son Allen Aikens R D 4 Union City. Also two sisters Mrs Lyle Showers and Mrs Cora Reitz and a brother Paul Allens all of R D 1 Corry. Friends may call Glenn Funeral Home Union City from 7 to 9 p m tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m tomorrow. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m in the funeral home with Rev Carl Hughes officiating. Burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
Police report two burglaries on State Street within 24 hours. Taylors Cafe lost about 800 from a cigar box hidden in the cafe after entry through a rear window. Brown and James Drug Store saw a thief exit with 807 in two money bags, leaving a third bag behind. Detective Inspector Figaski notes ongoing investigations.
City officials discussed appointing a CPA and reviewed ware house fence plans. Jey and streets director J R Dearing to inspect the lot while painting is postponed for weather. Rotary Club hedge request and daily area cleaning are noted. Pension board meets next Tuesday. township officials seek use of council chambers for tax collectors meeting. Benjamin Calderone appointed to teach duties.
Harrisburg AP report shows cancer deaths in Pennsylvania rose steadily since 1950. In 1958 cancer claimed 18 856 lives, 1 of every 6 deaths, with a rate of 169.9 per 100 000. Respiratory cancer up 31 percent. older adults most affected. Infant and child death counts also noted.
In the Tri-County Dairy Improvement Club April tests Spartansburg area herd led with 1398 pounds milk and 508 pounds butterfat. Other top herds included Mrs Cyrill Skiff of Corry and Richayt nérieveld of Corry with strong totals. top butterfat cows owned by Wetmore of Corry and Bloomfield of Spartansburg.
The Missionary meeting led by Mrs. Marvin Perkins at Bear Lake occurred Thursday afternoon with hosts Mr and Mrs William Borgerding. A Womans Society lunch followed. Firemen sponsored a fish fry Friday evening at the Pier Hall and will hold monthly fry events. An open house on electric heating was held by Pennsylvania Electric Co and Cavalier Corp at Harvey Martins home. Other notes include hospital patient Orville Mapson Sr at Corry Memorial, visits by Mrs Ted Smith and Sy of California to Ployd Smith Sr’s home, Rey Love Donelson speaking at Evangelical United Brethren Church, and Miss Dorothy Tillotson of Warren visiting Mrs Ethna Crowe.
Washington reports say Geneva foreign ministers may hold secret sessions to cut through propaganda and reach real progress. Western and Soviet positions remain stubbornly entrenched with Berlin and East Germany status unresolved, leaving a momentum gap before any breakthrough.
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