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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1958

Page

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United States and Britain push UN to fast track disarmament

United States and Britain urged the UN to place the disarmament issue at the top of the political committee agenda. They aim to back a Geneva plan on a nuclear test ban before the October high level talks, seeking UN sponsorship and integrated control mechanisms.

United Nations,n Britain United States U.N Bil Nalion General Assembly Geneva Russia

Girl, 7, Runs Into Car Here, Skull Fractured

Jane TeWinkle seven, daughter of Earl and Mrs. TeWinkle of 146 Mott Street, suffered a fractured skull after dashing into a moving car on Worth Center Street yesterday afternoon. She was hit by John Way of Spring Creek who could not avoid the collision. Resuscitator team from Stanford Hose Company rushed her to Corry Memorial Hospital for X rays and treatment. police cleared Way of fault after witnesses Richard Dean and Eugene Canfield corroborated, noting no chance to avoid the accident.

Jane TeWinkle Earl TeWinkle Mott Street Worth Center Street Center Street Clinton Alley John Way Spring Creek Stanford Hose Company Corry Memorial Hospital Richard Dean Eugene Canfield Corry

Corry Driver Cited After Car Clips Pole

A Corry driver, Donald Nelson, 26, was cited for reckless driving and leaving the scene after his car skidded on East Columbus Avenue at 12 10 this morning, clipped a utility pole, and left the scene. Police said high tension wires fell onto a residence lawn, burning grass, with damage cited at 60 dollars to the car and 3 percent of the pole. Nelson admitted driving and said he swerved to avoid oncoming traffic. The license issue initially hindered locating the owner.

East Columbus Avenue Donald Nelson West Frederick Street Dairy Queen Frank Cervola Cervola Nelson

Faulty Brakes Cause Two-Car Route 6 Crash

Brake failure on Route 6 west of Corry led to a two-vehicle collision yesterday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. Adrian J. Westmas, 53, of Jamestown, turning into a private driveway, was struck from the rear by John T. Beightal, 34, of Erie. No injuries were reported and each car sustained about $300 in damage.

Corry Adrian J. West Mas Jamestown John T. Beightal R. D Erie

Beavers Rally Tops Franklin at Miller-Sibley Field

Corry Area High School Beavers overcome Franklin 20 to 16 in a come-from-behind win before a large crowd at Miller-Sibley Field. Ed Latos scores twice after trailing 4 6 at halftime, Ken Downey opens with a 65 yard TD, securing a key Section II victory and keeping the title race hot with four teams in contention.

Beavers Franklin Corry Lou Hanna Ed Latos Ken Downey Miller-Sibley Knights the Journal Sports

Bear Lake farmer injured as cows rush through barn door

Alphonso Cornish, 53, of Bear Lake, sustained a broken right wrist when about 40 cows rushing to enter a barn door caught his arm against the building. Family rushed him to Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment after the morning mishap at about 5 45.

Bear Lake Alphonso Cornish Cornish Corry Memorial Hospital

Atom aide resigns from Atoms for Peace post

Robert McKinney resigns as Atoms for Peace official to return to his family and Santa Fe New Mexican. Eisenhower accepts the resignation in a notice released today.

ATOM Vienna Robert McKinney the Santa Fe New Mexican Eisenhower

Corry Urges Employers to Hire Handicapped Workers

James A. Roseberry of the State Employment Office asks Corry employers to test and hire residents with physical limitations. He notes rehabilitated workers are succeeding across industries and that 6,299 handicapped workers were placed in the past year. Local services aim to place applicants at their highest skills and refer for needed support.

ANB Piva Aeamee Sr National James A. Roseberry Commonwealth State Bureau of Rehabilitation Roseberry State Bureau Corry The Employment Service Rostberry

Rescue party nears Mount Olympus student in peril

rescuers reached 17 year old Doug Chapman atop Mount Olympus near dawn in fair condition with facial and hand lacerations and swollen eyes. sheriffs deputies and volunteers faced a long careful descent over rocks and brush as they prepared to move him by stretcher. his companion Leroy Franke and the others waited below, while Chapman’s mother said the boy fell about 20 feet during hiking on a school holiday outing.

Salt Lake City Doug Chapman Mount Olympus Salt Lake County Sallenbach Holladay Utah Chapman

Jail Home To Young Thief

Donald E. Barnhill a 20 year old father of two returns to custody in Pennsylvania. He received a three to six year sentence at Eastern State Penitentiary for burglary larceny receiving stolen goods and resisting arrest. Barnhill previously spent 12 of his 20 years in foster or juvenile homes. The Bucks County Court judge Edward J. Brester sentenced him after testimony Bristol police caught him attempting to break into a drug store on August 15 following an escape from a Silver Spring Maryland jail where he was also accused of trying to break into a building.

Ansrum Onurwin Donald E. Barnhill Eastern State Penitentiary Barnhill Edward J. Brester Bucks County Court Takoma Park Altoona Bristol Silver Spring

Planner Meets With Local Group Hall Winslow Planning Agency

Hall Winslow of the Howval Planning agency met yesterday with Corry residents to discuss local planning. Attendees included 8 E. Anderson chair of the local planning committee and Kirk Sawyer Richard Jos bacher Olin Bracken Jr. and William Helmintoller. The two hour session covered community churches schools population labor groups and transportation with many related issues. The county city plan costing 10000 is in early stages and a future decision will determine if a master plan costing upwards of 100000 will be pursued.

Hall Winslow Howval Planning Agency

Pilot Lands Light Plane on M. Y. Street

An unidentified pilot landed a red and white Cessna on Amsterdam Avenue in upper Manhattan then fled. Police seek to question Thomas Fitzpatrick, a former pupil at Donald Hulse’s Teterboro school, tied to a 1956 landing case. Hulse confirms the plane is one of his fleet.

New York Man-hattan Amsterdam Avenue John Johnson St. Nicholas Avenue 17Th Street Johnson Donald Hulse Paramus N. J Teterboro Hulse Thomas Fitzpatrick 191St Street Manhattan

TV Producer Raymond R. Morgan Sr Dies at 63

Raymond R. Morgan Sr a Hollywood radio and TV producer and owner of a namesake advertising agency died today after a brief illness at 63 His recent successes included Queen for a Day and Breakfast at Hollywood Morgan created and headed multiple top shows and led a prominent agency bearing his name.

Hollywood Raymond R. Morgan Sr

Millionaire Cop Gaul Returns to Duty After Inheritance

New York patrolman John B. Gaul, a 39-year-old father of two with a meritorious record, reported for his 4 p.m. to midnight shift as he became heir to a 2.5 billion dollar estate after his uncle Julian A. Gaul’s death. The will’s validity was challenged by relatives, Gaul briefly left the force to administer the estate, and a settlement was expected soon.

New York New York City John B. Gaul Sual Gaul Sanford Garelik Patrobnan Gaul Julian A. Gaul Roxbury Palroknan

Nixon Assails Dems In GOP Fund Speech

Vice President Richard Nixon spoke to a Republican fund dinner in Portland Oregon asserting Democrats would raise taxes and undermine investment and jobs. He criticized Truman Morse and Stevenson, defended Eisenhower policies, urged firmness on Formosa and Quemoy, and backed impeachment rhetoric against Morse for policy stances.

Portland Ore Richard Nixon House Senate Nixon Washington, D.C Harry S. Truan Wayne Morse D-Ore Adlai Stevenson Eisenhower Formola Truman Lebann Quemoy Stevenson Formos Red Chita Hungary Cortain Sen Morse Dulles Turni Ig Quemoy Matsu

De Gaulle Calls Napoleon The Most Priceless of Promises

In Ajaccio Corsica Premier de Gaulle lauded Napoleon as "its most glorious of all Promenhien" in a tribute noting the historic influence of Napoleon Bonaparte. The remarks underscored national pride and the enduring legacy of French leadership.

Napoleon Ajaccio Corsica de Gaulle Napoleort

Harvest Daze Window Displays Set in Corry

Three judges from Erie County will oversee Harvest Daze window displays arranged downtown by Grange and 4-H groups for the event in Corry next Friday. Judges include Dr. Biron Decker, Mrs. Rachel Hogan, and Jack Bergstrom. Participating groups list Columbus Grange Murphy's East Branch Corry Jamestown Corry Grange Sher Win Williams Clymer Grange Grice's Jewelry Warren County Calf Club Sears Roebuck and Co Columbus 4-H Club Bennett Hatch Hollow 4-H Penelec Ruvelit Hill 4-H Clik Woolworth's Corry Future Farmers of America Sawyers Studio Guignon Hardware.

Corry Salnrelay Biron Decker Erie County Vocational Agricultural Rachel Hogan Erie County Agricultural Association Jack Bergstrom Columbus Grange Murphy's East Branch Grange Jamestown Corry Grange Sher- Win Williams Clymer Grange Grice’s Warren County Sears Roebuck and Company Columbus Bennett's Hatch Hollow Ruvelit Hill Clik Woolworth's

Quemoy Air Clash Prompts Nationalist Promise Action

Chinese Nationalists report MIGs attacked supply planes delivering to Quemoy forcing a crippled C46 to land and strafing Kinmen City. Rear Admiral Liu Hoh tu vows to stop such raids and considers fighter escorts for future missions while noting risks of mainland base bombardment and possible American involvement.

Taipei Pormosa Quemoy Fou Migsa Nationalist Defense Ministry Adm Liu Hoh-tu Thansport Vinom Liu Formosa United States Red China Kinmen City

Seven Killed In Stove Blast In Indiana Pa

An unemployed coal miner, his wife, and five of their seven children died in a fire caused by an explosion in Indiana Pennsylvania. Victims include Clair Kinter of Mine 24, his wife and children Peggy fourteen Virginia eighteen James seven June six and Ruth three. Daughter Elizabeth thirteen escaped unharmed, Linda ten was rescued and hospitalized in critical condition in Indiana Hospital.

Indiana, Pa Clair Kinter Peggy Virginia James June Ruth Elizabeth Linda Erie Indiana Hospital

CrashKills Youth in Police Chase Near Ohio Border

A Pennsylvania youth, Dean Snodgrass, 19, of Greenville, died early today when his car crashed during a chase by Pennsylvania State Police. He reached about 110 mph before losing control on Ohio 86 near the state line, crashing into trees after the pursuit began in Greenville.

Waarken Jacy Pennsylvania Pennnsylvania State Police Ohio Highway Patrol Dean Snodarags Greenville Snodgrass Ax Ohio 86 Penbaylvanin Green‘ville

Boy, 4, Sets Self Afire. Succumbs in Durant

A four year old boy identified as William Baldwin Jr died at Hahnemann Hospital after reportedly setting his clothes ablaze during play. Police said the incident involved another boy, Benjamin, and that the two were reportedly playing with sticks prior to the fire. The coroner and hospital staff were investigating the accidental death early today.

Durantur William “Baldwin Jr Hahnemann Hospital Mate Benjamin BaldWink

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