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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1959
Page
3
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Steelworkers at the Meadville Tron Works stayed on the job as they accepted a 30 day extension of their old contract. The extension followed a five cent an hour wage hike offer, approved by workers yesterday amid wage dispute tensions.
The Pennsylvania Home Economics Association will hold its annual meeting at Botel Corry on October 17. A luncheon is planned and all graduate home economists are invited. Mrs Nadia Hamilton, district chairman, will attend. Principal speaker Mrs Lee Raup of Butler will discuss Millinery Techniques and demonstrations. Reservations through the county school office in Brie.
Los Angeles AP. Pretty ex model Carole Tregoff and surgeon Bernard Fine face new murder and conspiracy charges in the July killing of Barbara Jean Finch. Grand jury indictment sought to avoid delays, with testimony from Las Vegas student Donald Williams and claims of a plot against the doctor's wife.
YMCA members can still join the swimming groups formed for the Mfesavine and skin-diving lanes. Tonight’s session begins at 7 p.m. with around 30 members already signed up, and officials will continue to accept new applicants for the team. Assistant coach William Cochran heads shell groups as the lifesaving group meets Fridays from 4 to 5:30 p.m.
New York AP notes the television season shows 33 new series with many already in trouble per ratings firms. While some fine drama and rich comedy appear, concern grows over audiences for expensive specials as live drama and sports fade, with situation comedies and Westerns rising among children and less educated viewers.
The Dade County School Board admitted four Negroes to Orchard Villa Elementary at the start of fall, with 11 whites. The district, once nearly all white, becomes virtually all Negro as 379 more Newro pupils are assigned. A Negro principal and teachers will replace the white staff, while 67 white children attend all-white schools elsewhere. The board rejected Negro applications to other all-white schools including Coral Gables High Edison Jackson Highs Miami Beach Junior High and Fulford Elementary.
Health Department closed all six tattoo shops after hepatitis cases tied to infections from unsterilized needles. At Coney Island parlors halted operations as investigators seek source and prevent further spread. Authorities warn patrons to seek medical advice if exposure is suspected.
Leo Carrillo, the 88 year old actor, underwent abdominal surgery on September 3 in Santa Monica and will remain in Santa Monica Hospital for an indefinite period. His physician says his condition remains serious after the personal appearance tour incident.
A Republican study committee urges peaceful liberation of captive peoples from Communist control. The 40 member group, part of the 1952 platform, promotes nonviolent methods and favors shifting foreign aid to private investment, conditional trade with Communist states, and a UN emergency military force for crises.
Dock workers press for a 40 cent hourly raise, higher pension and welfare benefits, while ship lines offer a 30 cent raise over three years to allow more automation. The old New York contract paid 2.80 per hour and the union argues the plan would reduce available work. LEAVES MILLION ESTATE UNIONTOWN PA Laura F Sturgeon leaves $1 000 000 to her brother and his son in a trust share divided equally among Wallace J Frost and his son Jon
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