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12 Oct 1959
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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 12, 1959
Page
1
Tinie Report On 86 Fines In Brief Sentence
A terse note records 86 fines in a local matter. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
Bond surhy Han 1b bid City as OF von
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page mentions a bond survey or bid related to a city project. The readable names and terms are incomplete, making it difficult to determine exact parties, dates, or outcomes. Additional readable context is needed to craft a precise card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Ben
Deadlock in UN Security Seat Vote
UN Assembly faces likely deadlock as Poland and Turkey contest the Japan seat on the Security Council. Secret ballot planned for six permanent and six temporary seats, with Ecuador and Ceylon involved in other contests. Unopposed candidates include Brazil and Denmark, while Pakistan’s seat contest involves India and Japan. (Continued on Page Six)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Potato Blight No Problem Quality High in Local Potatoes
David Perkins of the Union City cooperative reports most area growers will not sell blighted potatoes as field run. Excellent quality and high demand push local crop despite lack of rain reducing per acre yields. Labor remains steady with many unemployed available for harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Perkins
Union City
Vrowerk’ Cooperative
Perkins
Pérkns
Saturn Project Slows as US Space Pace Wavers
Huntsville Alabama AP report shows Project Saturn, crucial to the US space leap, advancing only slowly at Redstone Arsenal with 40‑hour weeks. Top missilemen indicate a push to overtake the Russians remains, while a decision looms on transferring Saturn to NASA or the Air Force. Washington sources say development will continue under whichever agency, but progress has not been rapid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buiter
United States
Huntsville
Ala
Saturn
Redstone
National Astronautics and Space Agency
NASA
Air Force
Washington
John Brown's Harpers Ferry Raid Remembered 100 Years On
A century after John Brown's raid, Harpers Ferry reflects the rising North South tensions and anti slavery fervor. The Oct 16, 1859 march, Brown's armed group, and the town's prior Virginia status underpin a commemorative observance planned for the anniversary weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Harper's Ferry
John Lundquist
W.va
Maryland
Federal
Potomac
Virginia
Brown
Corry Winter Preview Hints At Seasonal Cold And Snow
Strong winds gusting to 30 mph swept Corry yesterday with no damage reported. A mass of cold air settled in, giving a wintry feel as forecasters note a chance of light snow near the eastern Great Lakes shores. Saturday’s high was 74 and low 40, with cooler 70 and 38 overnight after yesterday’s showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Great Lakes
Ajax Still Safe As Oil Sales Drop
Ajax Tron Works executive Lloyd Lanphere reports that a steel strike could, if prolonged, ripple through oil field supply makers like Ajax. While current Ajax oil field pump and compressor stocks stay steady, wholesalers and producers feel the impact, with big steel users and railroads dipping into petroleum products amid the broader business slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Lloyd Lanphere
Ajax Tron Works
Corry Company
Lanphere
Ajax
Oklahoma
Texas
May Wind Up TV Quiz Show Hearings Today
FTC officials testify as congressional probe into television quiz programs appears to near wrapup. Charles Van Doren, winner of 129000 on Twenty One, may be called before the House subcommittee. Harris declines comment on subpoenas. A Presbyterian Church official criticizes industry for sacrificing ethics for ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
van Doren
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence McMaster
New York
Department of Radio
Death Truck Faulty Brakes Raise Manslaughter Charge
New Brunswick New Jersey state police say they will file manslaughter and reckless driving charges against Roscoe Poe 54 of Brooklyn driver of the tanker truck that rammed a student led bus killing nine coeds and a professor. A mechanic found worn brake parts and inadequate braking reliability suggesting brakes were at most 50 percent effective. Poe said the Route 1 light was green and he had nothing to say without his lawyer present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Roscoe Poe
Poe
Russell MacArthur
Mark DiGiovanni
North Brunswick
DiGiovanni
Franklin Township
Brooklyn
Middlesex Hospital
Ryders
Children Distract Driver Causes Bridge Collision Near Elgin
Corry State Police report Mia Thelma Richardson aged 34 of B D Carty was driving south on a secondary road one mile south of Elgin when several children in the back seat distracted her. She said the bridge foamed up and she stepped on the gas causing a head on crash. She suffered a slight neck and right arm injury not needing medical treatment. Damages to the car were estimated at about $400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annon
Elgin
Corry
Mia Thelma Richardson
Carty
Presidential 3 Man Group May Pave Way For Injunction
A three man fact finding board opens hearings on the nations longest steel strike to assess whether to seek a federal court injunction for 80 days under the Taft Hartley act. The panel aims to help manage labor settle the dispute without court action while considering national emergency implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Steelworkers
George W. Taylor
Lmits
Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
War Labor Board
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Slaying of Actress Blamed on Jealous Lover on Location
Investigators blamed a romance for the knife killing of LaJean Ethridge, 26, a Hollywood actress filming a summer theater production. County Sheriff John Sheedy jailed Chester Harvey Smith, 92, a Hollywood extra in The Alamo, on murder charges after she gasped I love you before dying with the knife in her heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
LaJean Ethridge
Hollywood
Calif
John J. Tobin
John Sheedy
Chester Harvey Smith
Treim
Alamo
Sheedy
Smith
Police Probe After Drunken Youth Incident
Police began an inquiry after a 15 year old Corry High student, intoxicated and unable to walk, shouted an indecent remark to a housewife on West Main Street. He later identified two older men who supplied the alcohol and drove him to Cutting to buy it, then abandoned him near Center Street. The boy was sobered at the station and his parents were told to appear for action against the two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lay Pence Pauuany Magne
Corry Aves High School
West Main Street
Center Street
Siamese Twins Clinging TalLite Update at Oregon Hospital
One month after separation surgery at the University of Oregon Medical School Hospital, Siamese twin Jeanett Stubblefield shows gradual recovery while her sister Denett remains critical but improving steadily. a spokesman notes Jeanett was briefly weakest Saturday night but perked up Sunday as she watched visitors from her room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fumsuanu
Are
Jeanett Stubblefield
Jeanett
Denelt
University of Oregon Medical School Hospital
Denott
Jesnett
Petson
City Helps Build Road Ends Long Running Dispute
The city’s streets department aided construction of Meadow Lane in a shift from previous refusals. A local contractor, Phill Zalzneck, had urged ordination under disputed specs, but council had resisted until informal talks led to partial support and roadwork underway off Wayne Street, with Willan Sniver affected by the dispute. The ordinance may face readings at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Lane
Phill Zalzneck
Gouncil
Zaluneck
Wayne Street
Willan Sniver
Meadow Line
Couneil
Teen-Age Driver Faces Charge In Area Crash
A Union City youth injured in a single vehicle crash near Route 6 yesterday is hospitalized in serious condition. Richard Dirling, 15, driving without a license, was northbound when he lost control, overturned, and rolled onto its top after striking a dirt bank. Kelmer McCracken, 15, in good condition with facial injuries, rode in the car. Police filed charges against Dirling for driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D
Union City
Stem Memorial Hospital
Kelmer McCracken
Corry
Richard Dirtling
Sieties
Esr
Eho
Hihy
Fidense
Father and girl slain in Lanse. teen confesses
Eugene Paquette, 16, of Lanse, admitted strangling 10 year old Lila Lynn Frosland and shooting her father Edward Prosland, 44, at their Upper Peninsula home near Lanse. He said he invited the girl to see a present, then bound her with rope and killed her father when he turned away. Authorities say motive not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanse
Mich
Gir
Eugene Paquette
Lila Lynn
Frosland
Edward Prosland
William G. Konstenius
Paquette
Konstenius
Upper Peninsula
LiAnse
School Committee Considers Plan For Pay Hikes Tonight
The Joint School Committee will discuss initial soundings on a plan to raise teachers' pay to retain talent. SA Long says higher state pay elsewhere lures good teachers away, and current practice elevates pay to the state maximum during needful periods. The proposal, not a strict merit system, would reward outstanding instructors and those advancing their education to boost abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuemueie Veeu Ty Arey
Isrek
SA. Long
New York
Long
Crash Injuries Fatal in Pittsburgh Collision
Complications from injuries suffered in a two car crash here on September 26th caused the death Saturday of Mrs. Florence Mc Donald, 48, of suburban Bethel Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Florence McDonald
Bethel Park
Clues Slim In Titusville Rape Case
An 18 year old babysitter was attacked in darkness at a Titusville home late Friday. She was choked into partial insensibility and found hysterical by police after midnight. She was hospitalized and investigators questioned a man who was released. the attacker fled through a back door. An oil executive in New York, Byrnes Mac Dold, 81, died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usville
Titusville
Titusville Hospital
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Poland
Turkey
Japan
Project Saturn
Old Dominion
West Virginia
Mead Park Pond
FIC
Labor Department
John A. Perkins
Newark
Del
Philadelphia
Paul N. Lahoozky
Columbus
Ohio
McDonald
Clues Slim
Byrnes Mac Dold
Smotal OU Co
Newen
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