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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1957

Page

3

Discharged sanitarian calls for probe into county health dept

Raymond Zink the 42 year old chief sanitarian says a full scale probe is needed into the county health department. He claims he will present factual material at the county health board meeting on November 21 and says his firing is unjustified. Zink criticizes the department’s enforcement approach while noting his administrative inexperience was cited as the reason for dismissal.

Health Sanitarian County Health Department Raymond Zink Sanitarian Zink James Googe M. D Googe Ink Health Department

Ingrid Bergman faces split from Rossellini in London visit

Ingrid Bergman arrived in London to work on a new film and avoided discussing her separation from Roberto Rossellini. She said the reaction to the breakup has been unwarranted and noted her three children would stay in Rome while she stays in London for six months. Bergman denied plans to marry Lars Schmidt and was greeted at the airport by Cary Grant.

Lunum An Angra Pérgman London Roberto Rossellini Rossellini Peter Lindstrom Miss Bergman Rome Italy Hollywood Stockholm Lars Schmidt Cary Grant Kind

Nation Honors Military Dead at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Veterans Day ceremonies at Arlington marked the armistice anniversary with Gov. Joe Foss as principal speaker. Three Unknown Soldiers will be interred in crypts next Memorial Day, honoring World War I, II, and Korea dead. Brig. Gen. Andrew Goodpaster named to lay Eisenhower wreath. Disabled American Veterans hosted.

Washington Joe Foss South Dakota Korea Eisenhower Andrew J. Goodbuster Arlington National Cemetery Rerum

Farm worker killed by power saw blade accident

Carlisle Pennsylvania area police report George W. Baker 30 of Newville died on his farm when a 90 inch circular blade attached to a tractor broke apart sending fragments. The incident occurred Saturday as the saw operated on site.

Carlisle George W. Baker Newville Baker

Local Woman Wins Florida Trip at Car Show

East Pleasant Street resident George Lumpie was named winner of a 10 day trip for two to Florida by Buesink Motor Sales Inc at the end of the 1958 Ford display on West Smith Street. The drawing at 9 p.m. by J. Fullom of Corry selected from several hundred registrants. The prize includes a 1958 Ford for travel and lodging in Florida as a guest of the dealer.

George Lumpie East Pleasant Street Florida Buesink Motor Sales, Inc Ford West Smith Street J. Fullom R. D Corry

Fredonia man jailed for child support failure sentenced to prison

A 41 year old Fredonia man Benjamin Holmes failed to raise 200 cash for child support and surrendered at Chautauqua County Jail. County Judge Roland A Fancher sentenced him to 1 to 2 years in Attica State Prison for abandonment of a child after bail was not posted. Holmes said I didn't make the grade when turning himself in.

Mayville Fredonia Chautauqua Benjamin Holmes Attica State Rolan A. Fancher

Mystery blasts rock York city. police probe cause

Four blasts Saturday night and early Sunday shook York with two windows knocked out at public buildings. Explosives described as shell burst simulators used for training soldiers. further blasts damaged a hotel and a bank. Separately a Buffalo resident, Miss Eileen Finucan, died after a sudden illness. Her survivors include a daughter and several relatives. funeral services set for Wednesday in Buffalo.

Turk. Ru Samuel S. Lewis York County Queen Hotel Donald, E. Young York Western National Bank Aun Younny Wuueneryer Buffalo Corry James Finucan Norman Yates Lyle Walter Finucan Adrian Kittleberger Dunkirk Walter Kittleberger Dorothy Kittleberger Thomas Ray Franklin Street Forest Lawn Cemetery

Mrs Florence Adams Dies After Route 601 Crash

Mrs Florence Adams, 62, of Johnstown Pennsylvania, died Saturday at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered in a Tuesday auto crash on Route 601 near Elin. Her sister, Mrs Mary Catherine Clark, was injured but not seriously hurt.

Elin, N Florence Adams Johnstown Elin Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital Mary Catherine Clark

Diners Club Founder Frank X McNamara Dead at 40

Frank X McNamara founder of Diners Club in New York in 1950 died Saturday at age 40. He grew the company into a six million dollar a year business with branches nationwide.

Diners Club Dies Manhasset Frank X. McNamara New York

Mercury Falls In Eastern U S

A cold air mass cooled the eastern quarter while southerly winds warmed the Midwest. Temperatures near freezing reached northern Georgia with only southern Florida escaping the chill. Snow flurries persisted in parts of Pennsylvania New York and northern New England with up to 16 inches in places like Little Valley and 6 inches in Jamestown.

Asemounee Midwest Georgia Atlantic Florida Pennsylvania New York New England Syracuse N. Y Great Lakes Little Valley Jamestown Erie Warren Counties Lake Erie

Woman shot in church in Los Angeles. suspect in custody

A woman named Lula Glenn, 50, was critically wounded by a bullet fired from across the street as an argument erupted near a church in Los Angeles. Tommy Tophia, 20, was booked on suspicion of attempted murder after the shot pierced the church door.

Los Angeles Lula Glenn Tommy ‘Tophia Tophia

Family Reunited After 11 Years in Soviet Siberia

A man recounts his 1946 return to the United States and yearlong, arduous efforts to reunite with his wife and children who were sent to a collective farm in Siberia. He describes appeals to New York attorney Marshall MacDuffie and direct meetings with Soviet officials, including Khrushchev, with limited success. The narrative notes the wife Petras Dausgardis and son sul’s situation, marking a Soviet release to settle in the United States as a first.

United States Biberia Gaveus New York Marshall MacDuffie MacDuffie United Na Vas Tam Khrushches Little Sucess Ees Irs Franklin

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