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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1959
Page
4
The Corry Journal reprints a column on cranberry safety and public concern over contamination. It asks why Americans resist cranberries amid broader worries about food additives and medicines, urging fair treatment for innocent growers while noting government warnings.
Charles Malyeka, a North Side Pittsburgh butcher born there, was found deceased last night in his shop rear living quarters by neighbor Michael Papen shak. Police investigated the scene.
Hollywood columnist notes Mort Sahl bites the hand that feeds him and delivers sharp critique of industry habits. He argues producers chase Westerns and war pictures while stars resist real-life stories. Sahl, now writing for Hall Bartlett on All the Young Men, jokes about being typecast as a leading best friend and reflects on acting freedom vs. studio norms.
Congress weighs 31 proposed monuments and parks including Seven new national parks in Arkansas Cape Cod Great Basin Nevada and Padre Island Texas plus Indiana Dunes Oregon dunes and the geographic center of the United States The plan also contemplates changing Dinosaur Monument to a National Park and sparks debate over what qualifies as national significance with Interior and Agriculture departments and a hearing in Oregon underway.
A Warren coroner's jury probes the death of Albert J. Anderson 75 who died October 8 in Warren General Hospital from a fractured skull eight days after admission. Witnesses heard at a three and a half hour session. verdict cites death at unknown place under unknown circumstances. Anderson had been on a trip to Machias New York with David Brown and Normin Kenny. he was found unconscious after returning to Warren.
A Centerville area resident and defendant identified as Melvin Shivers, jailed after a late Saturday arrest on a warrant for aggravated assault and battery in a case involving the beating of unrelated children. He pleaded innocent before Alderman N. Allen Love, waived preliminary hearing, and was remanded to the county jail in Meadville unable to post $500 bail pending February Quarter Sessions. The arrest warrant was issued by Crawford County Child Welfare officer Helen Easterwood.
A state panel discusses whether a local site merits national significance, noting that the site’s outstanding features may not satisfy national criteria. The decision hinges on how the site is perceived beyond its regional context and the standards used to recognize national importance.
Hal Boyle surveys quirky notes on civilization from autopsy trends to ancient shoes iron soles and quirky laws. He cites Charlemagne beard orders and the influenza plague, plus quotes Edison and a California jeweler. The column wobbles through oddities and a touch of satire.
Calendar shows events at the YMCA including Inter-Club Council and bridge classes on Monday, Women’s Auxiliary activities, a Christmas bazaar setup, and Teen activities through the week. Swimming practice begins Monday with sessions on Monday Wednesday Friday at 3:45 pm and Tuesday Thursday at 7 pm.
New Haven Conn. Vice Admiral Edward Lull Cochrane 87 US Navy Ret chief of the Bureau of Ships in WWI died Saturday. Cochrane who was vice president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology retired from the Navy in 1947 after 33 years of service.
Historical notes recap Supreme Court Justice Pierce Butler’s death after a long illness. Observance of National Book Week held at Corry Public Library. A health charity drive explains no tie to Christmas Seal Sale. Civic Employes' Association meeting postponed due to lack of quorum. Dr D L Banks to take over Dr G R Larson’s practice. Larson to Los Angeles soon. Guy B Saxton of Jamestown slated to sing on Major Edward Buyer’s radio program tonight at CBS 9 to 9:30.
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