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07 Nov 1959
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1959
Page
1
Fragmented OCR Item on Local Event
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Supreme Court Orders Strikers Back To Mills Laos Tension
United Nations observers report Laos tensions as the four nation subcommittee discusses a possible visit by Secretary General Hammarskjold. The Soviets oppose U N interference in Laos and call for adherence to the 1954 Geneva agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
United Nations
N.Y
Kanedor
Kntomaty
Teinnanskjold
Ran
Hammarskjold Svessed
Fct
Hndine
Hammarskjeld
Council
Vasily Kuznetsov
Haymarskjold
Laos
International Control Commission
Kuznetsov
Hammarskiold
U.N
Torelody Kugnetsov
Hammarskjold
Hiatign Council
North Vietnam
Kusnetsov
15 Die In Formosa Air Force Crash
A U S Air Force plane crashed in southern Formosa killing all 15 aboard. It carried 11 passengers and 4 crew members, all Air Force personnel except one. The aircraft, en route to Clark AFB Philippines, crashed in an open field near Talah, a site used by Nationalist China forces. Witnesses said engine trouble occurred shortly after takeoff from Taiwan before it fell. Names of victims withheld pending kin notification.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Talah
China Air Force
US Air Force
Taiwan
Kin
Supreme Court Upholds 80 Day Cooling Off for Steel Strike
The Supreme Court ruling 8-1 upholds an injunction forcing 80 000 striking steel workers to return to their jobs for an 80 day cooling off period under Taft Hartley emergency provisions. Justice Douglas writes for the majority noting public interest in uninterrupted wartime production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
United States
Oil City Area Boy 14 Killed In Hunting Accident
A 14 year old boy died after a shotgun discharged while he attempted to climb a barbed wire fence in a wooded area near Oil City. He was struck in the head and died at Hamot Hospital after surgery. Two companions were with him including a brother and a friend. The shooting occurred about 2 45 p m. near his home and the weapon was fired by another youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Salseiver
OW City
Hamot
Wrathes Ivother
Ol City Hospital
Arthur Salshiver
James Salsfiver
Raymond Stuhlman
Oil City
Wayne
Students Hang Solon In Effigy
Rep Petey Mack a longtime state official was hanged in effigy yesterday amid protests at Northwestern University where a professor seeks his firing. Evans faced questions about deception in TV program investigations, but Northwestern officials say he will not be dismissed.
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Wyanmainly
Petey Mack
Northwestern University
Mack
Gaia
Northwestern
Bergen Evans
Evans
Spotlight on Music Racket Faces House Inquiry
Washington AP The House Legislative Oversight subcommittee shifts focus from TV quiz shows to the music industry. Reports say disk jockeys and sales promotion of records may be scrutinized for bribery and skulduggery in promoting popular music. Investigators plan to probe DJ bribery and advertising practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Robert W. Lishman
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Lishman
Beavers Fall 34 6 to Aliquippa in State Loss
Beavers closed 1969 season at 2 7 after a 34 6 defeat by undefeated Aliquippa at their home Meld a Tyd. Joe Baressi scored on a one yard plunge for Beavers only TD in final quarter. Aliquippa led 21 0 at end of first half and 27 0 after halftime.
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Porty
Beavers Gwsen
Aliquippa
Beavers
Joe Baressi
Bears
UNICEF Drive Totals Near Three Hundred One Dollars
Final UNICEF accounting shows a total around 301.79 with Columbus at 1625 and Spring Creek at 2050 boosting the overall. Miscelaneous donations of 83.45 came in after officials urged late gifts to the Municipal Building. Stewart A Long noted some groups forwarded contributions to cover party expenses and urged leftovers be used to offset deficits.
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Unicef
Bad
Eixsum
Columbus
Spring Creek
Stewart
Ptas
Chamber of Commerce
Long
Model Dairy
Balvition Amy
CD DIRECTOR DIES IN BATTLE CREEK HEART ATTACK
John D. Stewart 53 director of press information for the Office of Civilian Defense Mobilization died of a heart attack yesterday in Battle Creek Michigan. Stewart a Washington DC native formerly worked for Pathfinder magazine and the Washington Post and Times Herald joined the federal agency in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek, Mich
John D. Stewart
Office of Civilian Defense Mobilization
Stawart
Washington, D. C
Pathfinder Magazine
Washington Post
Times- Herald
Federal Agency
Vic McLaglen Oscar Winner Dies at 72
Victor McLaglen renowned actor and 1952 Oscar winner died at his Newport Beach home after a six week illness. He was 72. His widow and children Andy and Sheila were at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Victor McLaglen
Newport Beach
Andy
Sheila
Wee
McLaglen A Storied Screen Veteran With Wartime Roles
McLaglen, Oscar winner in 1985 for a Green collaboration, long inactive after a Rawhide TV stint produced by his son. Nominated for 1952 supporting actor for The Quiet Man, he rose from World War I veteran and bareknuckle boxer to British film star. He moved to America in the silent era, appeared in Beau Geste and What Price Glory, later pairing with Edmund Lowe as rowdy World War I soldiers Capt Plage and Spc Quint, a box office favorite of the late 1920s.
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McLaglen
Green
the Informer
Treland
Claremont
McLagien
South Africa
America
Edmund Lowe
Raucus
Capt
Plage
Spt
Quint
Two Boys Burned In Automobile Fire
In Sellersville, two brothers Daniel Hayes and Michael Hayes of Rock Island Burke County were found unconscious with internal burns after a car fire. Police blamed faulty wiring as the cause while their mother, visiting relatives, had left them inside the parked car. They were in critical condition at Grand View Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellersville
Grand’ View Hosnita
Daniel Hayes
Michael
Rock
Burke County
Ship Edtt Damages Bou Media Village Near Algiers
A vessel incident near Bou Media southeast of Algiers severely damaged the village and caused about 500 people to seek shelter after the ship went aground or wrecked in rough conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker's
Algiers
Bou Media
Jett An
Woman Dead and Husband Wounded in Clintonville Shootings
A Venango County woman was killed by a shotgun blast and her husband injured after two related shootings late yesterday. The death victim was identified as Mrs. Nira Mae Surreana of Hurieville. her husband Findley Surtewny, 44, underwent surgery for a non penetrating shotgun wound. State Police report the incidents occurred around 10:30 p.m. with autopsy planned for the morning and no details on motive released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wranklin
Venango County
Grove City Hospital
Clintonville
Franklin
Alcorn
Nira Mae Strreand
Hirrieville
Dewills
Surreana
Sint Pohue
Findley
In Ridgway Skunk Rabies Case Prompts Caution
Police reveal a skunk found last Saturday in One Post Ward tested rabid after state health tests. Authorities urge residents not to shoot skunks and report sightings to police or game wardens for disposal. Dr Lewis offers rabies shots to dogs at a moderate fee as preventive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Ridgway
Boroweh
Une
Lewis
Bu- Pols
Ridaway
Crash Kills One Injures Couple on Pennsylvania Turnpike
A collision on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Meadville killed D. Goodpieh of Clareville and injured a Meadville couple, Ormond McDinnel and May Baret, who were hospitalized in Bedford Memorial Hospital with non life threatening injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Swan Monty Ues Bava
Low D. Goodpieh
Clareville
Bedford County
Ormond McDinnel
May Baret
Memorial Hospital
Beslford
Iaij
Goodie
Minds Changed Later Four Youths Stage Bank Prank
Four high school boys in ERANZ South Dakota, after just leaving classes, interrupted a rabbit hunt to rob Farmers State Bank of 1300. Ten minutes later they returned the money and waited for deputy sheriff. The incident began as a prank but one boy pressed for action, all four from Watertown families with no prior record. They will face juvenile court. the judge will decide if prosecuted as adults or juveniles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eranz
Adtv
Tea Sumner
Codigton County
Farmers State Bank
South Dakota
A. J. Durbai
Weill
Turbak
Tlinhak
Jerome
Voukeer
Ran Gill
Yepe
Sumner
Watertown
Hone
Summer
Reds pledge military might on anniversary
In a 42nd anniversary Red Square ceremony Moscow, Marshal Malinovsky affirmed high military preparedness until global disarmament is achieved and U.S. bases are withdrawn. He praised Khrushchev's UN disarmament proposals as broad prospects for peace, while stressing the need to keep Soviet armed forces ready. About 10,000 spectators attended in mild weather as Malinovsky delivered the keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Dewrnse
Rodion Malinovsky
Soviet Union
United States
Red Square
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Malinovsky
Suyiet Union
Tve
U.ss.r
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Communist Party Presidim
Deadline Nears For Soil Report Filing
Officials urge producers to submit soil samples for the 1960 agricultural nonservation program. County agents collect samples for testing then send results to the ASE office and the farmer for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cHnuruuatt
He Brie Counhe Agricwinuyal
Hut Times
Agriculturst Nonservaton
ASO
Tie Fermen
Tony
ASE
Holiday Proclaimed in Washington for Thanksgiving Day
A holiday proclamation from Washington declares Thanksgiving on November 28. The statement calls the past year one of progress and heightened promise for the way of life to which we are dedicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Father of Three Found Dead From Shotgun Wound
Prenk E Abrams 44, of Diamond, was found entangled on a barbed wire fence with a shotgun wound to the head. Investigators say a hunting accident occurred as he tried to pass through fencing, dying instantly near his Route 27 home in Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trac Usville
Ventingo County
Prenk E H. Abrams
Diamond
Armstrong
Abrams
Ben
Maurice Dinbergy
Venando County
Franklin
Titusville
Three Children Die in Pa Farmhouse Fire
In KoondaIe Pennsylvania a fire swept through a second floor of a farmhouse during a baby shower party. Two brothers Allen Thompson and Dale Thompson and their sister Santi Thompson, aged one to three, perished. Seventeen others escaped unharmed while twenty adults outside assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koondale
Allen Thompson
Santi
Dale
Evereth Thompson
Sleepy Burglar Charged After Nap Site Incident
An 18 year old boy was charged with attempted robbery after reportedly napping in the home of Japanese actress Pujika Yamano. Police say the suspect claimed he was resting before attempting to ransack the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Pujika Yamanoto
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Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
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Los Nixon
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Angeles City College
Sheldon Dent
Milan
Oil City Area
Erie
Fataarly
Solon
Unicep
Municipal Bulla Ing
Vic McLaglen
Bank AsPrank
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