05 Nov 1959
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1959
Page
1
The fragmentary report centers on Ava paying a winged entity or group amid a local event. The sparse text notes a transaction or exchange involving Ava and a winged unit, with no clear date or location. Further text is needed for precise details.
The readable fragments mention individuals such as Joseph and Mrs, with garbled references to governors, a vote or political act, and an implied discussion of opposition. The lines are incomplete and lack coherent context or dates, preventing a clear summary of the event or identity of participants.
Evelyn Rudie, a two year old former Eloise actress, left Hollywood alone with $125 saved in piggy banks to fly to Washington DC in a bid to meet Mamie Eisenhower and land a TV or film role. Her mother said the escape began as a game but authorities were alerted when she vanished at dawn.
Richard Anverens of the Pennsylvania Electric Co. met with the Corry Area Industrial Development Corp. to outline details of two Detroit firm inquiries about relocating or expanding plants. S.A. Lang was praised for securing a complete dossier that arrived in time for the reviewer. The group noted Corry’s readiness and speed in supplying data, and discussed other potential relocation contacts.
October in Gerry area saw vehicle accidents injuring 20 people and one fatality, with property damage around $17 025, up from the prior month. State Police Captain W Irwin said 31 incidents occurred, nine officers logged 12 470 patrol miles, 26 investigations yielded 17 arrests, and 63 assistance calls were received. one stolen silo was recovered and 83 motorists were cited.
Corry memorial Hospital records three sets of twins in five days as twin girls born this morning to Rex Kenniston and wife in B212 North Center street. Earlier in the week a boy and girl were born to Paul Darnell of Union City, and two girls to Russell Merritt of R D 2 Clymer.
Washington AP Federal mediators report an absolute deadlock between management and the United Steelworkers over four core issues in the nationwide steel strike now in its 11th day. The main dispute centers on changing work rules to boost efficiency, affecting potential wage gains. The Taft Hartley injunction keeping 500000 striking workers out of work depends on Supreme Court action.
Philip Noel-Baker, British Labour MP and longtime advocate for peace and disarmament, received the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo. The 70 year old, honored for a lifetime of disarmament work, accepted the award calmly in London while the prize money of 42 650 dollars arrived as a belated birthday gift.
New York AP NBC and CBS report mail and public sentiment favor continued television quiz shows. Letters praised the shows and defended their authenticity while urging Charles Van Doren's reinstatement. Dave Garroway said most messages supported him.
House subcommittee called Robert Kintner of NBC and Frank Stanton of CBS to explain network roles in the $64,000 question scandal. Abrams testified that rigging was desperation. further testimony may extend to other network practices and undercover payments.
Local October employment shows a small rise as industry totals improve and outside activities hold steady. No. of new applications reached 63 with 31 female and 34 male. active applications stood at 540 including 219 women and 321 men.
Rep. Alvin R. Bush a Republican from Pennsylvania died at Williamsport Hospital at age 66 after a heart attack. He served two full terms and had been elected to a third in 1958, a native of Boggs Township and resident of Muncy, representing eight north central counties.
New Yorks cnamiel Van Doren, the ex English professor, bid a tearful goodbye on the Today show after NBC charged he abused viewer trust amid rigged TV scams. Dave Garroway sobbed as he recalled Charleys edge, Paris dinners, and "non Euclidean geometry" before the program moved on.
Corry area schools join a national push for American Education Week. Dr. William Rodemeyer says parents of public school children will receive invitations to visit classrooms during the week, with Wednesday highlighted as an ideal day.
A 22 year old New York Airman, Joseph F. Shea of Woodhaven Kansas, was convicted of the February slaying of airline clerk Mary Messerier. The jury recommended mercy, but life imprisonment is mandatory. An Air Force psychiatrist testified Shea confessed, yet his attorney called him a pathological liar. Formal sentencing is set for November 17.
The Corry Aves Joint School Committee reports $268,133 paid of nearly $8 million for Corry Aves High School and Conelyay School. An Erie firm’s audit shows $31,800 cash on hand across four funds and $10,918 invested in Treasury Bonds at 2 percent. Liabilities total $2,460,000 in school building revenue funds, with a $261,138 gap representing the funds spent since completion. The piece notes ongoing funding strains and subsidies amid population and economic pressures.
The Federal Trade Commission charges that a TV advertisement for auto window glass overstated clarity and misrepresented safety plate glass used in GM vehicles. The complaint alleges distorted imagery from different camera lenses exaggerated distortion, while the actual products differed.
Dame Luelle Newell Spyers, an eminent British diplomat with the United Nations, died yesterday in London. Details are sparse due to the fragmentary source text, but the obituary notes her high rank and service.
Coraopolis resident Ze nik Edowsky, 21, charged with murder in the death of widow Mrs. Ann Corbett whose battered body was found in Montour Creek. Detectives said she was struck repeatedly with a rock during an early Wednesday tavern tour in Coraopolis. The victim’s past includes the drowning death of her daughter in 1991 and her husband’s death in 1958.
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