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Readable fragments reference a local ad style notice. It mentions a phone contact and a price or code 104. Limited legible details prevent full event clarity.
09 Nov 1959
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1959
Page
1
Readable fragments reference a local ad style notice. It mentions a phone contact and a price or code 104. Limited legible details prevent full event clarity.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a 2001 anthetic rens and financial items with numbers such as 1,000 salts and references to a dairy or service. The legible bits point to a community meeting or listing of items but clarity is low.
Pittsburgh AP reports steel production resumes on a limited scale after an 80 day Taft Hartley strike. Mills reopen, delivering to pipelines as unions threaten renewed walkouts if talks fail by January 26. Court ruling supports resumed operations but no concession mood from industry or union.
Retail Division members of the Chamber of Commerce are called to a 2:30 meeting tomorrow to discuss store hours for the Christmas season. Attendees or representatives urged to attend and share views on hours for retail shops.
AP dispatch from Lincoln Nebraska outlines Hubert Humphrey’s resources and travel as he pursues the Democratic nomination. The report notes weather delays at the Lincoln airport, Humphrey's solo travel style with Lt. Gov Karl Rolyangs, and his Nebraska appearances. It covers his farm focus, critique of Republicans on leadership and public service, and his hope to energize liberals for the Los Angeles convention.
Residents on County Line Road near Spartansboro heard calls from deep in the woods at 11 p.m. Saturday prompting Mrs William Douglas to alert her husband and neighbors who searched with lanterns. Corry police joined, directing 14 men with searchlights for two hours but found no one. The case remains unresolved with plans to continue if warranted.
In Uniontown Pennsylvania Gilbert Johinsott age 80 of Normalville died at Connellsville Hospital from injuries suffered in a crash on November 5.
In a tragic turn at Raltan a ship fire claimed eight lives. The incident involved Susan Rosenfelu and a young man amid a prohibited romance. A dramatic street confrontation and a frantic chase ended with Susan vanishing into a building as the man fled. Continued on Page Four.
An explosion and fire aboard the tanker Amaco Virginia near Houston left 25 injured and a firefighter, C. H. Chandler, missing then presumed dead as Coast Guard and FBI probe the incident. Authorities report buckled plates and a fierce blaze.
Paul Porter from Corry near Blue Eye is jailed awaiting charges for stealing a 357 Magnum revolver from William Daniels in Worthy Street. Porter, paroled from Auburn State Penitentiary after a 10 to 20 year sentence for first degree robbery and first degree assault, fought with his wife over the weapon and was disarmed by a parole officer who also faced a threat. City police investigate to determine charges, with possible counts from larceny to burglary.
James Hubbard 16 of Corry and passenger Roger Lacey were driving west of West Columbus avenue when brakes failed and the car drifted into a Pennsylvania railway train. Both occupants unhurt. right front end smashed. crash occurred around 12 30 this afternoon according to Chief Hurley Drake.
UPLB reports i UN Secretary General Das Hammiarskjold leaves tomorrow to visit Taos and learn first hand about Indochinese kingdom troubles with Communist rebels. He plans to return by the end of next week. Diplomatic sources say he might leave a representative to supply further information. This would give Laos a WN presence for a time.
Four Wilcox residents were injured when the car driven by Carl Johnson 31 swerved to avoid a passing vehicle, struck a guardrail, and collided with James Munn 19’s car west of Corry on Route 6. Johnson, his wife, and several children were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. no charges filed. Damage to Johnson car estimated at 700.
Mrs. Mary M Gourley 78 mother of Chief Judge Wallace S Gourley of the U S District Court for Western Pennsylvania will be honored in services held here tomorrow. She died Saturday at Mercy Hospital.
Police cracked a large narcotics operation spanning Harlem to Greenwich Village. More than 100 arrests were made, narcotics valued at about one million dollars were seized, and a chain of raids touched 140 precincts as officers pursued a disguising beatnik group linked to poetry and counterculture scenes. Detective George Bermudez cited a sample poem written by a suspect during the case.
Beret clad officers adopt colorful nicknames like Gorgeous George and Jamie the Queer as they shuffle through beat circles. They drum loudly, wear sandals, and join poetry reading parties, creating a striking counterculture tableau.
Sen. William Langer of North Dakota known as a maverick governor and long time senator dies at 74 after a 45 year political career. He spent 49 years in the Senate, died in his sleep at home following illness and hospital stay for pneumonia.
Clyde Poss of 184 White Street faced a disorderly conduct case after a tavern fracas at West Mall Street. Police say he argued with officers and broke a window during a midnight incident at Big’s Place. He was fined 25 for disorderly conduct and six for drunkenness, with confinement after failing to pay.
A 12,000 ton American Oil Co tanker off the Virginia coast burned for 19 hours after a blast. Jim Brown of Philadelphia was one victim. Edwin R Kremer of Drexel Hill, Pa., suffered minor burns. Captain R R Combs and six crewmen died. Investigators from FBI, Coast Guard, American Oil Co., and Hess Terminal probe the cause as firemen from across the region battled the blaze.
In Erie a 15 year old Corry boy Howard Geer is in Hamot Hospital awaiting surgery on both feet after a hunting accident. A 14 year old companion fired a gun while walking home near Wesleyville causing pellets to lodge in his left foot and seven in his right foot. Doctors hope swelling subsides before operation, with a likely month confinement. Also reported: a large garage on Springfield Pike near Connelsville burned, origin undetermined.
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