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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1958
Page
3
Incomplete manuscript fragment with scattered letters and stray phrases. The text shows disjointed words and lines, lacking clear events, names, dates, or locations to identify a coherent news item or report.
The funeral service for Samu el Hunns, 72, who died suddenly Saturday, will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at his home in Masontown. The body is at Yaney's Funeral Home in Masontown. Survivors include Lou Hanna of East Bond Street.
Miss Les fie G Cameron author and playwright died last night in Amherst Mass. A former reporter she was a member of the Authors Guild and the Penwomen’s Club and formerly was associated with the library of the Kiska School for Boys at Saltsburg Pa.
In Erie yesterday, Mrs. Mary Hiney 40 suffered a fractured skull in a two car collision and is in critical condition at St. Vincent's Hospital. Mrs Gertrude Monahan sustained an eye injury from shattered glasses but was released after treatment. The drivers Arthur Monahan and Richard Soderberg were shaken but uninjured.
Reds back away from pressing a formal recognition bid as Brandt cites two motives for a new blockade tactic. He argues East German authorities aim to choke East German refugees into West Berlin and damage its economy. Khrushchev’s Berlin stance provides a campaign talking point ahead of a rubberstamp Parliament election. Milroy’s release at the West German border followed a Russian arrest near Neustrelitz on October 17 for taking unauthorized military photos.
CRANSTON K. Martin Dalton marks his 90th birthday on December 24 in state prison, where he has spent 63 years since arriving in 1895 after a murder charge during a robbery. He could have been free on parole years ago but chose to stay, with family and friends gone and no place to go.
A Pittsburgh truck driver, a year old, is charged in the death of Thomas J. Sproul, 52. Police say Sproul, a resident of Pittsburgh, died after being knocked to the ground by Kemp during a dispute over a parked car Saturday night.
Ernest White, 65, of Pittsburgh died at Meadville City Hospital from chest injuries after a car rear collided with a truck on Route 98 near Hammonsburg road Friday night. Passenger Ernest McCray remained in satisfactory condition. Meyer Shapiro, also of Pittsburgh, was injured. Both cars skidded on wet pavement at a four way stop. investigation ongoing. White and McCray were reportedly hunting nearby.
U S disarm talks stall as Libby warns of future nuclear tests if Geneva collapses. Washington cites U S Britain test pause since Oct 31. Soviets allegedly conducted tests on Nov 1 and 3 amid a deadlocked technical conference backed by Poland Czechoslovakia Romania and Albania.
Democratic leaders debate how far to push civil rights, with calls for moderate plans, stronger northern support, and compromise to avoid party splits. Dissenting voices urge caution to prevent loss of southern backing as national discussions continue amid ongoing bloc negotiations.
Jamestown officials move to appeal a Civil Aeronautics Board recommendation denying Mohawk Airlines’ Syracuse to Cleveland route that would have included Jamestown. City seeks eastern New York service with increased federal subsidies and a formal exception filing within 10 days. Mohawk’s existing route includes Buffalo and nearby hubs, while Jamestown presses for inclusion on the east west corridor.
Obituary notes editor George A. Anderson, 71, longtime Canonsburg Daily Notes figure from 1930 to 1959, died yesterday in Asninwall Veterans Hospital after long illness. Services planned in Canonsburg on Wednesday. Anderson also contributed to Morgantown Dominion News.
Six working TV dramatists plus Paddy Chayefsky, who left TV, tell producer David Susskind they feel alienated by television. They criticize the trend toward conformity and optimism, arguing it stifles serious drama and authentic expression.
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