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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1958

Page

8

Carpenters Threaten to Quit AFL-CIO

The Carpenters threaten to leave the AFL-CIO amid corruption probes and internal disputes. Hutcheson faces Senate Rackets Committee questions while leaders consider ousting him, with an imminent council meeting to hear his explanation or set a special session.

Carpenters Afl-Cio Gesh Toderation Maurice Hulsheridn Peters Urinn George Meany Mi Omiender AFT CTO Randhers Mailiiew Alafi Api-Cio Walter Beuttint James B. Carey International Union of Electrical Workers Hutcheson Counell Senate Indiana Highway Scan Connell Carpenters Union Ofl Apl-Cio San Juan Puerto Rico

Seek Funds For Cleaning Chautauqua Lake

A. Bruce Manley of Fredonia in Albany to confer with conservation commissioner Sharon Manhs and budget chief T Norman Hurd on funds to clean Chautauqua Lake. The talks, part of a three day round of business calls before January session, follow Manley’s re election victory. He plans to file a conservation budget request for weed control funds.

Chautauqua Lake Fredonia A. Bruce Manley Chautauqua County Albany Sharon J.manhs Conservation Department Manley Manhs T. Norman Hurd Assemblyman JannWuary A. B. Botfin Jamestown Manles

Rites Held For Mrs J Parkhurst

Funeral services for Mrs J Parkhurst were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev J Leon Maneval and Rev William Sturdevant officiating. Burial followed in Beaverdam Cemetery. Bearers were Conrad Parkingst Richard Croscot Newell Bec with Clarence Kitch and James Mead. Attending from away were Mrs Flossie Kaiser Eric Mr and Mrs Grover Beckwith and Norman Parkhurst Batavia N.

Taabelle Parkhurst Bracken Paneral J. Leon Maneval Old Evangelical United Brethren Church William Sturdevant Wayne Valley EUB Church Beaverdam Wer Conrad Craig Parkingst Richard Croscot Newell Becwith Clarence Kitch James Mead

Hollywood Highlights by Bob Thomas focuses on stars and industry shifts

Hollywood highlights discuss Frank Sinatra and Barbara Drake amid studio plots and fashion comments. It notes Barbara’s modeling past, Gable’s company shoot, and Capra’s remark on beauty. It mentions three competitors forming a joint venture with John Gudell and others, promoting books and TV tie ins. Linda Cristal and Blake Edwards receive praise as key figures in optimistic Hollywood trends.

Mollywooh Hollywood Frank Sinatra Barbara Drake Barbara Iy Miam Diector Frank Capra Tiis Mollywood Ventura John Gudeelart Guedel Act

Winds Roar Across Midwest as Storm Hits Great Lakes

Strong northwest winds from a violent storm battered the Rockies and northern Midwest. Gale warnings linger on the Great Lakes as 50 to 60 mph gusts pound Lake Michigan. The 615-foot cargo ship Carl Bradley, with 85 aboard, reportedly sank near Gull Island 28 miles north of Charlevoix. at least 10 deaths blamed on the storm from Utah to Minnesota.

Associated Press Rockies Midwest Great Lakes Michigan Lake Michian Gull Island Charlevoix Carl P. Bradley Lake Superior Dakotas Minnesota Ontario Tate Utah Arizona Hie Mississippi

Train Derailment Blocks Rails Near Ridgway

A US freight train derailed on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks just west of Ridgway Pennsylvania injuring no one. About 9 cars left the front, toppled down an embankment, spilling contents over a wide area. The diesel locomotives remained on track and wreckage blocked all eastbound and westbound crossings as officials planned rerouting. Cause not yet determined. The train of 100 hopper cars and five locomotives was en route from Brockway to Salamanca, New York.

Ridgway Railroad Freign Baltimore B&o A Nation Tony Unx- Slitawney BrockWwas Salamanca N.Y

Fear 35 Dead As Ship Sinks

The Bradley Transportation Co vessel from Rogers City, Michigan, owned by U.S. Steel, sank in a Great Lakes disaster near Beaver Island. Crew from Rogers City were told to pray as authorities confirmed the loss, with lake depths ranging 250 to 900 feet. This marks the lakes most severe cargo ship disaster in nearly two years, following historic storms that sank multiple ships and claimed hundreds of lives in 1913 and Armistice Day events.

Great Lakes Novadock Anna C. Minch

Teacher Claims Self Defense In Slaying Burn In Cincinnati

Gila Abeth Klumpp, 34, of Lemoher, told police she acted in self defense after a quarrel with Martha Louise Bergen, 42. She is charged with murder and said she moved a body to the luggage compartment of her car, then to a lakeshore where she burned it. Children at her home accompanied her. hunters found the body Nov. 1. Detective chief said the children seemed unaware of events.

Cincinnati Gila Abeth Klumpp Lemoher Martha ‘Louise Bergen Haba Bergen

$150000 Blaze Destroys Town Building In Westmoreland County

A fire likely started by a pinball machine short circuit destroyed a three story business building in Vandergrift Westmoreland County. Loss is estimated at 150000 dollars. Fire occurred at 450 AM and was under control by 900 AM. Firemen were treated for smoke exposure. Duppstadt’s Jewelry and a Shoring goods store on the first floor were wiped out. Three families living upstairs escaped unharmed. The basement housed a barber shop in addition to the firemen’s club.

Vandergrurt Westmoreland County John Gaydeski

Moneysaving Furniture and Catering Ad Promos

Local ad promotes Meerdink's Fur niture with budget prices and a special catering service for parties and banquets. Nichols-Grayts Restaurant advertises contact number 4-3984 for event catering and dining options.

Meerdink West Bmith Street Nichols-Grayts

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