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14 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 14, 1959
Page
1
Unclear Text Summary of Political Fray
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows political maneuvering and primary candidacy hints. Mentions Albert W. and a Democrat, with references to ejection, changes, and a felt alignment. Content is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
Blizzard Rains Snow Across Wide Regions Escalating Death Toll
A massive winter storm moved from the Rockies into the Midwest and East bringing cold rain sleet and snow. The Arctic air collapsed temperatures to record lows with at least 20 deaths reported across several states and driving hazards widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Montana
Gore
Rio Grande
Texas
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Missine
Cental Tllinois
Therana
Iowa
Illinois
Tower Michigan
Lake Superior
Red Rive Valley
Appalachians
Georgia
New England
Monta
Tiinois
Tows
Kansas
Rockies
Plains
Valentine
Neb
117th Birthday for Civil War Vet Walter Williams
Walter Williams, the last survivor of the Blue and the Gray battle, turns 117 in Houston. His family plans a birthday party with 10 surviving children, grandchildren, and a barbecue, plus music. An honor guard from Lamar High School ROTC will attend. Williams, blind and partly deaf, has been bedridden for two years after pneumonia.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Andreather
Williams
Willie Mae Towles
American Legion
Dixie
Lamar High School
Hood
Hillel
William
Driver Of Death Car Fined Fifty Dollars In Erie
John D. Thompson pleaded guilty to driving with a killed companion in the car that crashed on Route 17 near Barcelona. He was fined 50 dollars after an arraignment postponed from prior hospitalization. The deceased was 18 year old Thomas R. Carsons of Erie. Thompson had been treated at West Memorial Hospital for injuries.
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John D. "Thompson
Qwesterday
Delink
Justin Robert Owona Thompson
Thomas R. Carsons
Erie
Thompson
Priday
West
Eid Memorial Hospital
Barcelona
N.Y
Man Trapped Under Wrecked Car Rescued By Fast Action
Franklin D. Babcock 25 of West Pleasant Street was rescued after his overturned 1953 auto slid 100 feet on West Main Street and pinned him. Mrs Rose Lintski and two late moviegoers alerted police at 3 18 a m. Firefighters freed him and he was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition with injuries under evaluation.
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Rose Lintski
West Pleasant Street
Franklin D. Babcock
West Main
James
Babcock
Wushed
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry City Planning Commission Invite Scheduled
The Corry City Planning Commission invites groups or representatives to a planning meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 PM in room 20 at Corry Area High School. Letter from E L Anderson chair and Mayor J Frad Kinley notes limited invitations but urges broad community participation to craft a comprehensive city plan.
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Perowun VII
Corry
Planning Commission
Political Fervor Rises as 1960 Campaign Nears
Presidential hopefuls Richard Nixon John F Kennedy and Nelson Rockefeller mobilize in the run up to the 1960 race. Harriman and Brown meet in California to critique Republicans. Nixon sees farming as a likely major issue while Kennedy accuses U.S. forces of lagging behind Soviet gains.
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Richard M. Nixon
John P. Kennedy
Nixon
New York
Kennedy
Milwaukee
Winston Churchill
Soviet Union
Massachusetts
England
Churchill
Area Woman Fatally Takes Own Life in Titusville
Betty Louise Altes 38, of Oil City, moved in with friend Nancy Sutton in Titusville, killed herself with sleeping pills and other drugs. Found in kitchen shortly after 7 a m. by Sutton, notes left for Sutton and a boyfriend. Deputy coroner said death by self action occurred within two hours of ingestion.
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Betty Louise Altes
Oil City
Nancy Sutton
Titusville
Execut ive Denton Injured In Fall At Tailored Woman Store
Eugene K. Denton 71 president and founder of Tailored Woman was injured last night when he fell 20 feet down a private elevator shaft in the store.
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EXEC
New York
Eugene K. Denton
Tailored Woman Specially Store
Freed In Hit Run Death Immunity Drops Envoy Son
AP report details how David Patrick Hearne son of Irish ambassador faced immunity after striking widow with a car in Washington. He avoided charges as inquest was halted and he returned to the embassy. State Department said Dublin offered cooperation to resolve the issue and explained immunity covers family and staff of ambassadors.
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Washington
David Patrick Hearne
John J. Hearne
Hearne
American University
Hearne Las
State Department
Dublin
Cranberries in Scare as US Seizes Contaminated Oregon Shipment
The Welfare Department backs seizure in California of another Oregon cranberry shipment tainted with aminothiazole a weed killer linked to cancer in rats Food and Drug Administration regional offices test the remaining cranberry crop with results due in weeks Flemming notes no evidence of widespread contamination aside from some Washington Oregon fruit and a prior California seizure involving 311 bags from Coquille Oregon Cranberry growers criticize the scare while authorities defend the action and cite legal authority for seizures
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Washington
Welfare Department
California
Oregon
Welfare
Arthur ‘ Flemming
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Flemming
Associated Press
Food and Drug Administration
San Francisco
Modesto
Calif
Coquille
Ore
Justice ‘Department
Priday
Arrest of Bemis on Forgery Charge at Erie County Jail
The report states Bemis was arrested at 22 West Main Street yesterday by city police for forgery and jailed in Erie County. He had been released on bond from a prior October indictment but could not secure bond again, with bondsman Dan Frolise involved. Earlier cases include juvenile delinquency fraud and non support, with time served at George Junior Republic.
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Penis
West Main Street
Corry Polite
Hise County
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Erie
Berils
Dan Frolise
Appia
Voters to Decide $700000 School Plan Tuesday
Cltymer residents face a Tuesday vote on a $700,000 school project including land purchases, new building construction, and renovations. The proposal would fund land for two parcels, a new grade school, a timber tract, site work, and a revision of current facilities, financed by anticipated taxes and bond issues.
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Cnut Clymer
Sibado
Twoopesi x Dents
Clymer Bodster
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Clvmer
Hem
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Mark Ives
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Clymer School
Jay Gravink
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Vuilding
Corry Chamber of Commerce Launches Membership Drive
The Corry Chamber of Commerce begins a Monday morning drive with a breakfast at the Hotel Corry. Workers will receive sets and instructions as Jay Rodgers outlines a 1 percent canvass of prospective business and professional people to join the chamber. The effort accompanies a new member staple tube approved by the Board of Directors offering a Tile Tevy to every member regardless of business size.
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Corry
Commerce
Pune
Chilman
Jay Rodgers
Canvons
Persim
Rodgers
Eisenhower Pushes White House Labor Conference
President Eisenhower moves toward a White House conference with labor and management leaders to settle strikes. AFL CIO chief George Meany urges talks on timing and composition to avert rigid rules harming democracy and aims to resolve steel strike tensions.
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Washunton
Eisenhower
White House
Unian
Cripplin
George Meany
Apt-Cio
James P. Mitchell
Meany
Tetter
Hip
Spohsmian
al Zack
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Mitchell
Afl-Cio
Boston Papers Open Again As Strike Ends
Boston publishers and the International Typographical Union reached a settlement ending an eight day printers strike. The agreement includes a retroactive raise of 9 cents an hour from January 1 plus pension and welfare contributions, plus 7.27 cents an hour next January with further welfare increases. The Globe Herald Morning Record and other papers plan to resume editions, with some returning Sunday issues. About 1,200 printers and 5,000 others idle during the dispute.
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Boston
International Typographical Union
Globe
the Herald
Daily Record
Amrican
Evening Globe
the Traveler
Sunday Advertiser
The
Herald
the Globe
Pension and Welfare Fund
Tev
Warren man injured as car flips on Route 7
A Warren man, Bradley, 24, was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after his auto ran off Route 7 and overturned nine miles past Corry. State police say a loss of control near the right berm led to the crash. Investigators are pursuing possible charges.
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Warren
Bradley
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Accovalie
Prince Chintes Celebrates Birthday at Cheam School
Prince Chintes age eleven marks a birthday party at Cheam Preparatory School with fellow schoolmates in London.
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Prince
London
Prince Chintes
Tata
He Celubell
Cheam Prepara
Lary School
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