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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1959

Page

4

Arrest Of Titusville Youth Solves 3 Car Thefts

Police solved four auto thefts by a 16-year-old Titusville youth after his capture near Mystic Park. Off duty officers traced a stolen Holbrook Wakefield car. the youth admitted stealing all four cars from Titusville last month, with three keys not in the ignition. He was jailed for questioning, then released to his mother and scheduled for juvenile court.

Titusville Albert P. Bradyangi Wey Frank Wagner Lynn Holbrook George Wakefield Chirence Bromley Edward N. Dittich Mystic Park Road Bay Mystic Park Hydetown Harvey Hall John Wagner Howard Luis Shaffer Shaffer Crawford County

Man dies after gas explosion in Pittsburgh suburb

Grant Fike, 41, of Homestead, died from injuries after a gas explosion ripped the front wall of a two family dwelling and threw him from the second floor porch. The blast occurred early yesterday, leaving the porch and exterior severely damaged.

Pittsburgh Grant Fike Homestead

Hospital Bound Father Involved in Toddler Injury

Akeley girl Yvonne Abbey suffered a broken left leg when struck by her father's truck as he prepared to take another daughter to a physician. The 2 year old was confined to Warren General Hospital for six to eight weeks.

Akeley Yvonne Abbey Basil Abbey Warren Warren General Hospital Berdina Abbey Abbey Deanne Abbey Lander

Greenville Man Killed In Crash

Greenville resident D Manko, 44, died after his pickup spun on a rain slick road and crashed into a parked car at a used car lot before hitting an abutment along Route 19 and 62. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Mercer Cottage Hospital.

Greenville Nep D Manko Mercer Cottage Hospital Manko

Farm income in Erie County rises to 22 million

National SRDS report shows Erie County farm earnings last year reaching 22,594,000 with dairy sales at 7,652,000 and crops at 11,400,900. The census plans to collect farm debt, resources, and contracts, while farmland values continue to climb 6.1 percent to 171.62 per acre.

New York Ene Standard Rate and Data Service SRDS United States Erie County Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania Sisk Agriculture Department

Armored Truck Strike Ends in Pittsburgh Contract Signed

After four months and 85 workers on strike, Brink's Inc. reaches a new contract with General Teamsters Local 249. Armored trucks are expected to resume routine money pickups by next Wednesday in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Brink's Inc General Teamsters Local 249

Northwestern Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Field Days Readied at Wattsburg

The 1959 Field Days, presented by the Erie County Council of Sportsmen's Clubs, will run Saturday and Sunday at the Wattsburg Fair Grounds. Dozens of displays feature boating fishing hunting archery gear and outdoor equipment. Bruce Brubaker world casting champion will headline the grandstand show starting at 1 30 p.m. each day as organizers trumpet the event as the biggest outdoor show in the region. The event carries the official title Northwestern Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Field Days to attract nearby counties.

Erie County Council of Sportsmen Wattsburg Fair Cor~ ry-Brie Bruce Brubaker

Steel Strike Drags On As Nation Faces Unemployment Rise

The nationwide steel strike presses on with about 500000 United Steelworkers idle and around 200000 more out of work as plants cut output. Transportation and mining sectors report large layoffs and firms scale back production amid coal demand and factory curtailments across the country.

United Labor Department Atlantic Pacific Pennsylvania West Virginia

Eisenhower Moscow Trip Tops 1960 Political Timeline

President Eisenhower is slated to visit Moscow in June 1960, shaping campaign dynamics ahead of the Democratic convention in Los Angeles. The trip with Premier Khrushchev aims to revive goodwill, reduce tough postures, and influence both parties as the election cycle begins.

Washington Eisenhower Moscow Los Angeles Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Union America Congress Viet Union Motever Eisenhower Khrushelley Britain France

Strike Action Procedure Amid 18 Day Vote By Striking Workers

The plan calls for an 18 day voto among strikers on the management offer. After certification by the Justice Department the injunction would be discharged if the offer is rejected. If workers walk out again government remedies would be exhausted except mediation. Emergency provisions invoked 15 times since Taft Hartley Act passage. In nine cases settlements occurred during the 80 day infusion period.

Justice Department

House Group Cuts School Subsidy Plan

The House Education Committee approved a school subsidy plan backed by school directors and teachers unions but reduced the cost to about 69 million dollars, less than a third of the request, amid a fight between metropolitan and rural areas over aid. Philadelphia backs a separate 60 million dollar plan, supported by local Democrats and Allegheny County, which would count nonpublic school students in the formula but not provide aid to those schools. The committee trimmed the proposed cost per teaching unit to 6600 dollars for this year and 7400 next year. the PSHA plan moves to Appropriations while the Philadelphia plan awaits passage.

Narunapursafi House Education Committee Philadelphia William J. Green Jr Charles H. Boehm Department of Public Instruction Pennsylvania Boehm Education Committee Allegheny County PSEA PSHA Appropriations Committee House

Reed-N Event Sparks Notice of Local Wedding

A fragmented report mentions a Reed-N event with names Reed and Frews, a Brethren Rev. G, and a church setting. The text references an organist soloist, a chrysanthemum bouquet, roses, and formal attire, but details are incomplete.

Muczynsk Donald Bett Brethren Ac Santhemi Ariquet Ha Carrier

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