Owine of Thee notional brief at local desk
A terse note records minor adjustments to a civic timetable. No clear names or places are readable, but the item hints at administrative housekeeping and status updates from a municipal office.
Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1958
Page
1
Police Cony Schedule Delays City Board Meeting
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1958 note about a police inquiry, a 10:00 time, and a clerk at the board of secretary. The readable content indicates a meeting context with implied attendance and scheduling issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etary
Rails race sparks upset at Dee Mo event
A brief report notes a surprising outcome in a rail racing event at Dee Mo with an unexpected challenger taking the lead. Organizers confirm results as official despite crowd reactions.
Untitled fragment hints at machine age era event
Readable fragments point to an industrial age moment with mentions of names, places, and numbers. The text suggests a historical context involving people and a location tied to a technological or manufacturing theme.
Starkweather Faces Death In Electric Chair
Nebraska jurors condenmed Charles Starkweather to death for murder in a spree that killed 11 people. The 19 year old ex garbage hauler showed no emotion as the verdict was read. his lawyer planned to seek a new trial and an automatic appeal. The case centered on the slayings including Robert Jensen and his companion in a storm cave near Bennet Nebraska. Carl Ann Fugate was charged similarly but not yet tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Charles BR StarkWeather
Midwest
Nebraska
Starkweather
Guy
Charles
Charlie
T. Clement Gaughan
Gaughan
Bennet
Carl Ann Fugate
Accused Slayer Guilty Faces 10 To 20 Years
Erie jury convicts Miner Davis in the pistol slaying of his former sweetheart Donna DiBello. The 45 year old faces 10 to 20 years in prison with an automatic appeal planned. verdict after 28 hours of deliberation marks a long trial with multiple jury inquiries. Thomas Davis, the defendant’s brother, stood beside him as the verdict was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Miner Davis
Donna DiBello
Davis
Erie County
Masinam
Edward Carney
Andley McClelland
Carney
Uless Davis
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Thomas Davis
Support Grows For Satellite Nation Aid Plan
Senate action backed Kennedy's proposal to ease foreign aid use aimed at encouraging independence among Soviet satellite states. A 14 to 1 vote approved an authorization bill for 3.707 billion dollars for the next fiscal year, with debate over gaps to be funded separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower
House
Kennedy
Sens
Styles Bridges Inh
Republican Policy Committee
William F. Knowland Calif
Soviet Union
Houses of Congress
Polan
Yugoslavia
Hungary
East Germany
Corry Man Files Damage Suit Over Auto Damages
Corry man W W Waterhouse filed a damage suit in Erie County court against Nelson Francis of Union City. Waterhouse seeks $482 for damages to his auto while borrowed during Francis car repairs in December 1953. The suit claims the vehicle was sent to Francis for service and returned with damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
W W. Waterhouse
Nelson Francis
Union City
Waterhouse
Francis
Pflimlin Appeals Case To Populace
Pflimlin appeals to the public as France faces a constitutional reform plan to stabilize the government. He urges transforming institutions within days to save the republic from its weaknesses while avoiding nation division. In Algeria, rebels form an all Algeria Committee of Public Safety, challenging Paris and warning against foreign imposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varisp
Filimly
Charles de Gaulle
Primap
Pilirlin
Algerie
Evory
Sitin
Pflimlin
Algiers
Algeria
Bank Robbery Report With Apologetic Suspect
A lone man with a gun entered a loan office and demanded money from cashier Pat Green. He apologized before taking cash, leaving a note about hard times and exiting with about $200. The incident failed to specify a location or date in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvieyanie Sy
Pat Green
Exiled Cyprus Leader Accepts Nasser Visit Invite
Athens reports a spokesman for Archbishop Mafarios says the exiled Greek Cypriot leader has accepted a long standing invitation to visit President Nasser of the United Arab Republic in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasser
Athens
Greece
Mafarios
Said Forlay
Cyprus
United Arab. Republic
Auto enthusiasts eye distant homecoming by old Ford
Al Nippert and Jeff, both in their early twenties, voyage a 2500 mile odyssey in a 1918 Ford with two friends from Valhalla to Buffalo Detroit Cleveland and Maryland. They stopped at the Esso Hill Restaurant for dinner and visited the Ford museum in Dearborn Michigan. Their convoy includes a 1918 Ford a Buick a 1917 White and a 1982 Packard, with a prized 1907 International Harvest. Average speed 45 mph on state roads and 22 mpg during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esso Hill
Two
Auto Entivisiaals
Sinnert
Cuje Teft Valhatla
Buffalo
Gonads
Detroit
Cleveland
Michigan
Dearborn
Ford Museum
Chine
Aute
Corry Jamestown Union Rejects New Offer in Sixth-Week Strike
The Corry Jamestown union rejected a company pay offer by a 314 to 0 ballot as the strike enters its sixth week. Members, in a one and a half hour meeting at the Rex Theatre, authorized continued bargaining while demanding cost of living adjustments plus 15 cents an hour. About 414 members attended, representing over three quarters of the roughly 850 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tererry-Jamestown uBso
Rex Theatre
Claude Townsend
John Bola
Louis Miller
Eisenhower Urges Geneva Talks on Nuclear Test Ban
President Eisenhower proposed that the United States and the Soviet Union name scientific experts to meet at Geneva within three weeks to discuss methods for policing a nuclear test suspension. Western experts could include Britain and France, with potential participation from Poland and Czechoslovakia, if chosen for scientific reasons. An initial report within 20 days and a final report in early August would aim to build a framework for an international agreement and a possible summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
Russi
Geneva
Britain
France
Rusia
Poland
Czecho
Pas Phose
Einsheley
Inal
Russia
Adopting Curbs On Military Jet Flights
The armed services face mounting demands for action to reduce air collisions. A temporary measure lowers military jet flight ceilings to below 20,000 feet, announced at a White House conference by Gen Elwood Quesada. Civilian flights continue under instrument procedures, with limited effect on defense patrols. Continued control by the Civil Aviation Administration is noted. details continued on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Cit
Sevices
Elwood
Quesadi
Yhairmat
Gueswyla Sila
US Airlines
Quesada
Bear mauls girl at zoo injures arm
A bear at a zoological park mauled a 10 year old girl visiting with 50 with a group. Doctors report the arm could not be saved and emergency surgery may be required. the girl is in a faltering condition. The incident occurred as the party viewed the exhibit and the zoo staff prepared for potential further medical steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Gir
Alli: Alpine Zoological
Koneeth Helbrer
Slogan Contest Seeks Fresh Entries for Local Campaign
The Chamber of Commerce sponsors a slogan contest urging new entries. Slogans should tell Corry's story in a concise line suitable for billboards at city entrances. Next week starts the final entry period for a $29 Savings Bond prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronites
Athens
Souin
Sfune
Chamber of Commerce
Corry
Ane
GOP Registration Drive Maps Ewe County Vote Surge
Fragmented notes describe a Republican registration push across Ewe County and city areas. Mentions committee leaders Pred Lamberton and others, urging nationwide turnout for district elections. Reports a Scottish Newsman death and local obituaries amid campaign chatter and voter urgency.
Secret Work Curtailed On Nike Missiles
Middletown New Jersey reports secret work on Nike Ajax missiles halted after a deadly explosion at a nearby base. Secretary of the Army Milton lists suspensions for all related sites while investigations review the catastrophic blast and damaged launch facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike
Middletown
N. Sam
Acte Secretary of the Army
Milton
Washington
Tiske
Middistown
Sid Pimlar
Nike Ajax
York City
Mike Hercules
Treasury aide ends term amid Roosevelt era troubles
Stephen and Jone were connected to a Roosevelt administration scandal in 1888 era records. A window hinge incident in a stocky apartment building sparked heavy trouble, with police not revealing if the hinge caused injury or was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eraasury
Stephen
Jone
Franklin D Roosevelt
Red
Jin
Gibbons
City adopts garbage rule with fines and disposal options
City Council approves a new garbage ordinance offering options for households to avoid fines. Fines range from 25 to 100 dollars for breaches. Households may schedule paid pickups, bury refuse six inches deep, burn in an approved incinerator, or store in sealed containers or buildings. The measure restricts dumping and aims to increase city collection efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Safety
Explosions Destroy Paint Plant Near Pittsburgh
A four story paint and varnish plant along the Ohio River in Ambridge outside Pittsburgh was razed by explosions and fire yesterday. About 40 workers fled unharmed as residents within three quarters of a mile felt the blast. Loss was estimated at around one million dollars by Leetsdale official Burgess William Stislis, with plant officials suggesting damages could reach 250 000 or more. The Sterling Ward subsidiary operated the plant, which had suffered a prior fire years ago causing several thousand dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambridge
Leetsdale
William Stislis
Sterling War 144
Oho River
Pittsburgh
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al Nippert
Jeft
Phil Cuse
wHyst
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Corry-Jamestown
Union
Leetydals
Yes
Ike
U.S
Bear Mangles
GOP
Ewe
Lamberton
Reypublican Vietory
Buadenton
Walia
Uv FE Land
Jala
Acre
Chua Sur Tirhex
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