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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1959
Page
3
Fragments mention schools, a charter, drivers, a building strike, and a fire. Names and places are unclear. the text appears garbled and lacks coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
London diplomatic circles say East West summit likely before June though Paris and Bonn see a Khrushchev meeting possible in April or May. Khrushchev visits France mid March. De Gaulle eyeing Britain in April and possibly the U.S. in May. Analysts warn a delay to 1961 if no breakthrough by mid June.
Eleanor Powell, once a top movie dancer, has divorced actor Glenn Ford after 16 years of marriage. She cited his moodiness and social withdrawal, and they shared custody of their son Peter, 4. Powell emphasized faith and commitment kept the marriage intact. Powell, 47, Ford, 43.
John Jacob Astor Tit has settled his claim to his half brother Vincent Astor’s estate, valued around 120 million dollars, by accepting 240000 dollars tax free. Astor had accused improper influence in the NY death of Vincent, who died last February and left him out of the will.
Roger Touhy, once called The Terrible, walks out of Stateville Prison after 25 years. Parole official T Edward Austin approved release with residence with sister Ethel Alesia in Chicago. Waived employment requirement due to age and back injury edging toward peaceful years.
The Jointure considers a pay schedule revision to bridge a gap from 180 to 185 days, citing rising staff shortages in critical subjects and higher surrounding district salaries. Residents weigh tax limits, with districts fearing millage increases. leaders favor gradual raises to avoid a large 11,000 bridge payment, while Eisenhower resumes work in Washington during a 10-day, 20,000-mile goodwill tour.
West Easton at Tigersoll Rand plant near strike center. Mantoni, facing unresolved labor terms after 103 days, sought union meet help to end work stoppage as a note hints at family turmoil and Christmas lawn decorations. Mrs Gabert, divorced, arranged a family service consult over Mantoni’s concerns re children and finances.
New York AP notes this year tests broadcasters amid critiques of quiz shows and ads yet praises high quality on air. Highlights include Philharmonic concerts, Telephone Hour, Gershwin tributes, Beethovens Fidelio, Our Town, Don Quixote, biographical films, and performances by stars from Astaire to Zsa Zsa. Also covers sports, news, comedy, and dramas while acknowledging some mediocre fare.
Chrysler Corp announces 10 000 more layoffs bringing total idled hourly workers to 23 490 amid steel shortages and plant closings in three states. Los Angeles Newark and Hamtramck plants pause with 5 000 3 000 and 2 200 furloughs respectively while Valiants Imperials and Dodges stop. General Motors slows recalls but has not produced a car this month as it plans restart next month.
A wide storm system caused floods and slides across western Washington. Snoqualmie Pass lost a 400-foot section of the main east-west route, with one-way traffic to resume Monday and full four-lane rebuild unlikely until spring. Train routes rerouted via Portland and Vancouver. One death reported in a mountain pass crash.
Venango Industrial Company, subsidiary of the American Greeting Card Co, opens a plant near Reno in Venango County. Haney Rorick, formerly of Cleveland, named manager as 90 workers begin and 20 more arrive. By year end 200 workers planned with aim to 450 total. Cranberries return to Tokyo Thanksgiving menu for U.S. personnel after weed killer contamination test.
Reported in Las Vegas as officials seek to raise casino moral tone by banning risqué acts. Eddy Neb son and Miss Bur appear in provocative numbers at local hotels while county leaders threaten to cancel headliner acts. Details mention legal troubles and prior refusals to fire performers amid spillover from criminal cases in nearby Texas.
A two story frame house exploded after a furnace burst. a 12 year old boy and a fireman were killed. Fireman Bruno J. Kquieh, 39, and Eugene Pietszak, a resident on the first floor, died as others were injured. Fire crews entered with masks as debris, smoke, and shock spread through the neighborhood.
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