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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1958
Page
1
Winter Snow Begins Spark Enthusiasm From Children
Snow started around 7 30 this morning and in two hours brought a dramatic transformation that delighted children who woke up to a white world. The public was less enthused while police warned motorists to beware of icy roads until they adjust to winter driving conditions.
First Real Winter Snow Blankets City
Heavy wet snow fell from early evening to early morning, coating trees and shrubs in 1 to 3 inches. Roads became slippery and several autos slid off with no serious damage reported. no accidents known. Corry to Lake Erie saw more snow. temps dropped to 31 last night, 44 previous day. weekend forecast stays cloudy and cold with lows near 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey Sett
Corry
Lake Erie
Mayor Egan Jailed Again In Aurora Incident
Aurora Mayor Paul Egan was jailed after attempting to crash a governor luncheon and demanding to see Governor William Stratton. Police said he obstructed officers during the incident, and he was taken to jail and then to a hospital for evaluation. Stratton left town after the event, and Egan remained hospitalized overnight. Charles A. Dimond, 54, longtime advertising executive at BHJ Heins Co., died at his Crafton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Paul Egan
Egan
Willam G. Stratton
Stratton
Smb
Donald Curran
Curran
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Dimond
BH. J. Heins Co
Crafton
Driverless car runs wildkills woman injures seven
In Lutcher Louisiana a driverless car moved in circles on and off the highway killing Hyelyn Watson Jackson, 5, and critically injuring Frances Watson, 38. The two Baton Rouge residents were Negro. State trooper Joe Anselmo halted the vehicle by ramming a truck into its path after the car began rolling backward and wheel spinning for about 12 minutes. The unidentified female driver had been inside a cafe when the motor overheated and stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiuck
Lutcher
Hyelyn Watson Jackson
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Joe Anselmo
Widdepitles
Anselmo
Jobless Claims Drop as New Claims Fall in Week
Harrisburg reports continued unemployment claims rose to 292,888 for the week ended Nov 14 while new claims fell to 34,871, down 393 from the prior week. An additional 7,015 filed for benefits under the federal emergency unemployment program, aiding those exhausting state payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Bureau of Employment Security
TWA Crippled by Walkout Hits seven thousand workers strike
In Kansas City, 7000 TWA union mechanics walk off, halting worldwide operations. Most of 12000 other workers to be furloughed without pay. Ongoing flights continue. no new departures. Some workers urge leadership to replace District 142 chairman Cliff Miller. Capital Airlines settlement boosts industry momentum amid broader labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sansas City
Trans- World Airlines
TWA
Capital Airlines
Mississippi River
Capital
International Assu
Northwest
Eastern
Northeast
Air Line
Assi
ALPA
Chicago
Cliff Miller
Unons
Embrac
the International
Miller
al J. Hayes
International
Washington
Kansas City Star
Paga Twa
Former Vice President Garner Turns 90 in Texas
In Uvalde Texas former Vice President John N Garner celebrated his 90th birthday with a town parade and a barbecue attended by national and state dignitaries led by former President Harry Truman. Garner, who retired in 1941 after two Roosevelts terms, greeted Truman warmly at the airport and predicted he might reach 100 as supporters hope for his longevity amid his quiet postwar years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvalde
Tex
John N. Garner
AER
Harry Truman
Garner
Tully
Truman
Ruman
Ryan Duffy
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Ved
Texas
U S Abandons UN Outer Space Negotiations
The United States and allied nations abandon talks with Russia on space governance and push a take it or leave it plan. An 18 nation study group would set groundwork for a permanent UN space committee with major powers including the United States Britain France the Soviet Union and others across blocs. The draft, including 13 Western and non Western nations, advances without further Soviet talks.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Associated Nations
Afta
Russia
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
U.N. Space Committee
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Belgium
Maly
Sweden
Europe
Czechoslavs
Poland
India
Iran
Japan
United Arab Republic
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico
Australia
Canada
Christmas Seals Mailed To Corry Homes And Businesses
Corry residents will receive about 2100 Christmas Seals sent by the focal seal committee. The sale funds tuberculosis fight programs through research, public health education, and medical care. Information available at the Library Building headquarters with hours listed.
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Cnpisunas
Corry
Focal Seal
Indy
Constable Killed In Arrest Try In Herminie Westmoreland
Deputy Constable John Harenski, 56, was shot three times with his own service revolver during an apparent attempt to arrest a youth on break in charges. His body was found near Herminie High School after roadblocks were set up. a youth in a red hunting jacket was seen fleeing the scene.
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Mreensbunuw
John Harenski
Harenski
Herminie
Westmoreland County
John Arch
Younl
Arch
Harensk
Arch Snd
regWlation
Vrew
Western allies urged to use tanks and fighters to keep Berlin links
Berlin dispatch reports West German officials urged a firm Allied stance in Berlin. They warned Soviet moves to end Western occupation could empower the East German regime and threaten 17 million East Germans seeking liberty. Britain and the Netherlands said no summons to Moscow had been received.
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Berlin
Gereman
Soviet Union
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Germany
Khrushchev
Bonn
West Berlin
World Council urges steps toward disarmament and China entry
The 5th World Order Study Conference endorsed disarmament and recognizing the People’s Republic of China in the United Nations. Rev. Edwin T. Dahlberg said churches should push government and UN action, with delegates from 33 communions backing the message to churches.
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Cleveland
China
Edwin T. Dahlberg
St. Louis
National Council of Churches
Dahlberg
United Nations
National Council
Peoples Republic of China
Conference Assembly
Supreme Court
Conference of Nations
Eight Negroes, 8 Life Sentences for Rape in NC
In North Carolina, eight young Negroes were sentenced to life imprisonment for rapes of white women, bringing this week’s total to 14 in two cases. One defendant received a death sentence. Victims Mary Louise Herron and Leslie Gerald Strickland testified about attacks in Asheville park and Goldsboro, where ages ranged from 14 to 22, with a jury all white.
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Aoneville
Var
North Carolina
Mary Louise Herron
Asheville
Goldsboro
Wfe
Nero
David Lee Hicks
Leslie Gerald Strickland
Hicks
Strickland
Thal
Pa Church Chief Dies at 37 in Pittsburgh
Rev. Dr. Claude E Conley president of the Pennsylvania Council of Churches died of a heart attack while presiding over a merger meeting in Pittsburgh. Burial is planned at Plum Creek Cemetery New Texas with memorial services at Camp Hill Presbyterian. He led Western Theological Seminary boards and served on Presbyterian Life Magazine council. He was born near Williamsport and was a Western Theological Seminary graduate.
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Pittsburgh Hospital
Plum Creek Cemetery
New Texas
Camp Hill
Mobil Dealers Sign Pact to Set Gas Prices
Mobil dealers of the Socony Mobil Oil Co announce a pact to set minimum retail prices for gasoline. Mobilgas Premium will be 27.9 cents per gallon, Mobilgas Special 32.19 cents, with wholesale ranges 15.3 to 18.8 cents and regional price targets in Western Pennsylvania.
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Fhilauelfhla
Socony Mobil Oli Co
Fim
Priday
Mobilgas
Pennsylvania
Crash Kills 3 Four Injured in West Virginia
Three young men died and four others were injured in a two car crash near Morgantown West Virginia. Victims were Johnny J. Farrell 21 Jimmy Swiger 22 and Larry Brock 23 all of National. Survivors include Donnie Kincell 18 Kenny Cook 21 in serious condition Barry Taylor 18 and W E Huggins 18 in Morgantown report. The collision occurred on Route 7 near National with a late model convertible driven by Kincell and Huggins passenger in the other car. Police said head on impact sent the convertible over an embankment into a tree.
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Barry Taylor
National
API W. E. Huggins
Morgamtown
Morgantown
Kincell
Huggins
Philadelphia
Harrisburg Debate Divides Tax Policy On Tobacco Aid
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Federation argues against financing a thin bacterial red system through federal nicotine taxes. The proposal faces scrutiny over funding sources and federal tax policy implications.
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RAPS
Harrisburg
Penhaylyane Federation
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