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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1959
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local post or club event in a downtown area. It mentions an annual task on Center street and an arena project near Center Sweet Pounds, with references to a person named Gomwilins and a civic context.
Mrs Witthru Krepi it Wen Aver is remembered in a notice as a long time resident near 8 Vine Dears. Leon VanTnen of RD 4 Corry died suddenly at home. Bracken Punerdl Home handles funeral arrangements. Surplus food distribution announced by the State Armor at East Washington street and Maple avenue from 7 20 to 9 pm.
A state labor opinion finds volunteer fire departments meet and exceed workers compensation requirements. In Corry, the ruling says municipal volunteer units must carry coverage, supported by the Stanford Hope Company policy. Local officials state the decision affects funding and coverage for on duty incident response.
Maxwell D. Taylor, former Army chief of staff and Mexican Light and Power Co. chairman, criticizes Eisenhower era policies in Look magazine. He argues the administration overuses military figures in politics and favors atomic bets over conventional forces, urging Joint Chiefs of Staff removal from political life.
Nepal authorities report 32 climbers feared dead from the Gurkha Sankar expedition that vanished above the 24 400 foot Himalayan summit near the Nepal Tibet border. Two Japanese ascenders guided by local Sherpas disappeared weeks ago during the push toward the forbidding peak. A rescue effort continues as relatives in Japan await word and officials hold cautious hope for survivors.
A House subcommittee plans Dec 9 hearings on undercover cash payments influencing which songs and records appear on TV. Witness CBS President Stanton argues the industry bears responsibility while Burton Lane of the American Guild of Authors and Composers cites commercial bribery as a key factor shaping music on broadcasts.
The note thanks Columbus Volunteer Fire Company and Stanton Hose Company for their help during a fire. It also mentions gratitude to the Salvation Army, Mirhinis Christensen, and Purity for consideration in labor dispute negotiations and future course conjecture.
A search for Maj Cienaveros, a Cuban military commander, began with Civil Air Patrol planes over the Florida Everglades. Air units reported no immediate location of the missing aircraft and personnel, while Cuban officials and local authorities coordinated the effort amid uncertain survival chances in the vast wetlands.
The Supreme Court majority upholds injunctions during the steel strike, ruling the Taft Hartley Act empowers courts to halt disruptive work stoppages in national emergency. The decision rejects calls to force reopening of only some mills and limits broader labor policy questions.
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