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09 Oct 1958
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
1
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Pope Pius XII Dies Ending 19 Year Pontificate
Castel Gandolfo Italy AP Pope Pius XII died today at age 82 ending a 19 year seven month reign. The church began nine days of mourning rituals funeral rites and the conclave to elect his successor. The pope endured weeks of illness and two strokes before his death as millions learned of the loss. Continued on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius XII
Plus
City approves 7995 unit for treatment plant upgrade
The Sewer Authority approved a Meadville Keystone bid of 7995 for a grit collector at the city sewage plant. They rejected the Thatcher bid and kept Keystone’s comminutor on hold for 60 days, with work to start in eight to eighteen weeks. Hill and Hill of North East will supervise installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewer Authority
Meadville
City Councl
Han
Hill and Hill Engineering Firm
North East
John Thatcher
Keystone Construction Company
Keystone
Theodore Hill
Grit
Thatcher
Keystone Comminutor
Hin
Adams Returns Goldfine Rug After Loan Controversy
Bernard Goldfine is reclaiming a rug loaned to former presidential aide Sherman Adams. Rug expert Mark Keshishian says Adams had the rug cleaned and shipped back. Adams resigned as White House aide after disclosures of gifts from Goldfine and later claimed the rug was a loan, not a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Mark Keshishian
Adams
Goldfine
Air Force To Shoot Moon Saturday
Washington dispatch reports Air Force readiness to launch an unmanned lunar probe possibly before dawn Saturday from Cape Canaveral. The 231000 mile flight would take just over two days, aiming to capture rough lunar images and measure meteorites and magnetism, with the mission extending into October’s favorable window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Washington
America
Earth
Cape Canaveral
Fis
Moon
Harvest Daze sales kickoff with cash prizes
Harvest Daze begins tomorrow with two days of shopping. Stores open tomorrow morning and offer $150 in cash prizes to shoppers visiting participating Corry merchants, plus $105 in cash prizes to area granges and farm groups for prize winning displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Harvest Daze
Today's Journal
Spars, Roebuck and Nichols
Glayis
Citizens National
Fist Naonal Bank
Balloon Test Cut Short in Stratosphere Flight
The Air Force third Man High balloon flight ended about 12 hours short of its 100000 foot target. Pilot Lt. Clifton McClure was returned safely after extreme capsule heat and humidity risked heat prostration, ending the 3 million cubic foot craft’s 24 hour race to space research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
McClure
Rockefeller Gains On Harriman In New York Battle Of Millionaires
New York AP report shows two civic campaigners for governor narrowing the gap. Governor Averell Harriman holds lead while Nelson Rockefeller runs a vigorous bid that Republican leaders say may have voters even. A GOP poll in September indicated both at 40 percent with 20 percent undecided. Democratic leaders caution against complacency after early Maine results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Harriman
N. Y
New York
Ords
Averell Harriman
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Manhattan
GOP
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Segregationists Seek Backing For School Plan
Segregationists appeal to individuals for support in running private all white schools against federal orders in Virginia and Arkansas. Federal Judge John Paul in Harrisonburg voided Virginia plan to operate private white schools with public teachers, citing U S Supreme Court integration ruling. NAACP request to reopen Warren County case referenced.
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Associated Pres Belo
Leailors
Virginia
Arkansas
Clinton
John Paul
Harrisonburg
U. S. Supreme Court
Paul
NAACP
Warren
Methodist Building Fund Reaches $85778 in Corry
The First Methodist Church of Corry reports 85778 raised in cash and pledges for a new Sui educational building to be joined to the existing church on the vacant lot adjoining the present edifice. The 90 member campaign group will meet for a workers dinner tonight with reports and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church of
Corry
Lester Dimner
Tab
Sui Educational
Russell Clark
James Wells
Arden Baldwin
Erie
George A. Myers
Youths Citied In West Smith Street Race
Two local youths, Ronald Hamilton aged 19 of 115 4 West Church Street and George Killinger aged 18 of 136 Seneca Street, were cited after police halted a bumper to bumper race on West Smith Street at 2 15 this morning. Killinger faced reckless driving charges and an attempt to escape by dimming his car lights, while Hamilton was arrested for reckless driving. Police noted both drivers headed eastward in a street race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Smith Street
Ronald Hamilton
West Church Street
George Killinger
Seneca Street
Killiger
Hamilton
Reds Bristle At Stalin TV Play In Moscow
CBS Moscow correspondent Paul Niven faced expulsion as Soviet anger rose over the CBS TV play The Plot to Kill Stalin shown on Playhouse 190. Foreign Ministry cited satisfaction with recent CBS programs and objected to Stalin death portrayal protested by Soviet Ambassador Menshikov in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Moscow
Paul Niven
Columbia Broadcasting System
Playhouse 190
Foreign Ministry
Niven
CBS
Mikhail Menshikov
Washington
Warsaw Talks May Produce New Break In Formosa
Washington officials said breakthrough on Formosa crisis depends on Communist China and U S envoy meeting in Warsaw with Wang Ping nan and Jacob Beam set to confer. United States halted warship escorts after communists paused attacks on Quemoy, warning that escort duties resume if hostilities resume.
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Washington
Formosa
China
U. S
Red
Wang Ping-nan
Jacob Beam
Warsaw
Red China
Formosa Strait
State Department
United States
Nixon Heads Republicans At Martin Farewell Dinner
Vice President Nixon led Pennsylvania Republicans at a farewell dinner for retiring Senator Edward Martin. Eisenhower sent a letter praising the veteran GOP figure, while Nixon touted Pennsylvania as a pivotal state and urged support for GOP candidates in the upcoming November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edward Martin
Vic
Richard Nixon
Arthur J. McGonigle
Nixon
Martin
Pennsylvania
U.S. Len
GOP
Pennsylvania National Guard
State Police Nab Pair By Twist Of Fate
Corry state police nabbed two burglary suspects after gas siphoning at a Union City service station led to their arrest at a local garage. Claude VanGuilder 35 from Tusville was in a wreck earlier, his truck overturned with about $100 damage and he was hospitalized with a possible brain concussion. Frederick Martell Jr 20 and John W Jury 38, both of LeContes Mills were caught siphoning gas and charged with larceny and jailed awaiting county court. Marilyn Monroe in Hollywood virus interrupts work on a movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City
Walisburg Street
Claude A. VanGuilder
R. D
Itusville
Ben
Union City Stem Memorial Hospital
Shade
Pluk
Frederick B. Martell Jr
LeContes Mills
Clearfield County
John W. Jury
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Marsh
Erie County
Tragedy Strikes Widow as Findley Lake Home Burns
A Findley Lake widow loses her home to a early morning fire, with an unidentified motorist sounding the alarm around 1:30 a.m. Nearly 80 firefighters fought the blaze, origin undetermined, with furniture valued at about 6000 dollars destroyed. The widow and family were away on a trip. Floyd Bemis, once injured in an accident at General Electric in Erie, is noted as the husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fincley Lake
Findley Lake
Floyd Bemis
George Bradley
Benji
Charges Placed After Driver Found With Stolen Plate
Consla of 111% First Avenue faced possible charges for driving a car with a stolen license plate. Police found a 1947 Buick with the plate registered to Robert Leek of Corry. Leek reported the plate was stolen eight months prior from a car he was dismantling. Consla said he bought the car a week earlier and took the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liry
Alton
Consla
First Avenue
Robert Leek
Corry
Leek
Fear and Tension Grip Quemoy Amid Cease Fire
Civilians shelter in waterlogged holes in Quemoy as fear of renewed shelling grows. Nationalists report intensified Communist fortifications while Peiping broadcasts claim armed positions around Quemoy ready to fire at a moment's notice. U S ships halted escort of supply convoys but will resume if fighting resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nansan
Quemoy
Alent
Formosa Strait
Tokyo
Bay of
Broseast
Little Quemoy
U. S. State Department
Washington
Rain Follows Huge Storms In Midwest
Across Missouri Iowa and Texas counties faced violent storms with wind gusts up to 70 mph uprooting trees and power lines while hail battered Chicago and Grand Rapids saw over two inches of rain in 90 minutes. Tornadoes hit Grant City Missouri and damage stretched 18 miles toward Parnell Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central States
Wisconsin
Towa
Tlinois
Illinois
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Fort Worth
Texarea
Missouri
Grant City
Parnell
Newton
Iowa
Bank, Mont
Frank Movgers
Horthie
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Tel Gandolfo
Ite
Methodist Building Fund
U.S
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Alka
Eisenhower
Hd Martin
Gettysburg
Arthur M¢c Genigle
Gop.com
Marilyn Monroe
Hollywood
Marilyn Monr
Midwest
Associated Press
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