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A fragmented OCR read mentions a formal event at a high school in Penn Yan with unclear details. The readable words include cen be ash and high pen yan, but no clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge.
21 Oct 1959
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1959
Page
1
A fragmented OCR read mentions a formal event at a high school in Penn Yan with unclear details. The readable words include cen be ash and high pen yan, but no clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge.
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered names and items. readable content is minimal and disjoint, mentioning dishes, letters, shows, and possible names, but lacks coherent events or context to form a clear news item.
The document outlines appeal progress toward goals with percentages by divisions and donors. It lists contributions from various groups including CORPORATIONS INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYES RETAIL STORES and WARDS with specific amounts such as 17200.00 565.00 7,663.20 and 2,227.50, highlighting overall advances toward a target of 14 270.00 and noting regional totals and chair summaries.
Mrs. Edward Griffis reported a man left with her wallet containing $53 yesterday evening. By 9 30 p m the wallet reappeared on the front porch with only $3 left. Police are pursuing leads as officers investigate the incident.
The General Assembly moves toward a vote on Tibet with East West tensions and Asian delegates wary. U S Ambassador Lodge accuses the Chinese Communists of provoking debate while neutrals and nearby nations fear angering Peiping. The resolution affirms Tibetan right to self determination but avoids direct charges.
A stranger claimed to be a plumber visiting an apartment bathroom yesterday. He pressed his ear to the wall, claimed a leak, and told Samplert to check another unit. While waiting, Samplert listened to running water. Jewelry worth 9450 disappeared from the apartment.
Corry Jamestown Corp reports new acquisitions of 16 and 18 gauge steel easing shortages and letting the plant run at full speed until mills resume. Personnel director Thomas Russell says premium purchases keep stock near normal as a prolonged strike could still force layoffs. Rapid settlement could keep the furniture maker on an even keel.
President Eisenhower convened top space and defense aides to weigh the Saturn project amid budget cuts and strategic debate. Maj. Gen Medaris resigned citing protest over policy, while officials cited the program’s space exploration value and parity with the Soviets, as talks moved toward possible funding shifts.
President Eisenhower and Secretary Herter meet at the White House to discuss Allied plans for a summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. A confidential report on reactions from Britain and West Germany is expected, with a potential December meeting in view.
Federal hearing before Judge Herbert P. Sorg pits United Steelworkers against nine steel companies. The case questions whether a Taft Hartley injunction can end the 99 day strike and if an appeal could delay action. Justice Dept. sought the injunction as national health and safety arguments loom.
James S. Smith, 31, of Rillton, and his wife Carol, 25, were hospitalized in critical condition after an attempted murder suicide outside the Greensburg apartment. Police said Smith shot his wife with a 32 caliber pistol and then shot himself. Both were reported in serious to critical condition with head wounds.
City streets department workers completed 143 feet of Wright street sidewalk to support Mayor J Fred Kitleys plan to save money by doing the job in house. After outside bids opened October 1 were rejected as too high, the crew expanded work along Bear Creek and near the warehouse while streets director J B Desring tallies exact costs, expected by weeks end.
In Maplewood New Jersey Daniel Bolger aged 9 was killed last night by a passing train while playing near the tracks with a companion who watched. The incident occurred after school as the boys explored near a trestle.
Maj Gen John Brice Medaris resigns as army missile chief after clashes over interservice rivalry and budget squabbles. He says the move is not due to discontent with the space program but acknowledges delays and debates that left the United States trailing the Soviet Union by about five years in space progress.
A local youth was cited for reckless driving after a 2:15 a m crash on Wayne Street near Bear Creek. David Stulty 18 RD 3 Gorry faced charges as his car struck trees and a curb, injuring his passenger Hil a Cole 19. Damage about 500 dollars.
Police reconstruct a fatal incident after a girl is crushed by a closing car window. Two Boy Scouts discovered her wedged in the window while the family car sat at the scene. The report notes the girl was the youngest of four children.
The Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for Daryl Chessman amid a pending appeal. The decision was by elective justices after Chief Justice War Mer disqualified himself. A new appeal was filed and California may submit a reply as the justices weigh further action in conference.
The Rt Rev Stephen of Dounthy, 77, pastor of Our Lady of Cedars of Lebanon Church in Boston, died from smoke inhalation yesterday after a fire engulfed the church. He reportedly fled the rector y to save sacred vessels and collapsed on the street outside.
Ruth Mae Urdanivia, 41, widow of a Peruvian diplomat, admitted poisoning five children Christine 12 Ruth Luelle 10 Luis 9 Ann Marie 7 Carol Miriam, as police say heavy finances and burdens followed by a killing spree. She faced five murder counts after arraignment and was moved to Lehigh County Prison awaiting mental evaluation. Authorities report a suicide watch outside her cell and two doctors scheduled to assess her suitability for transfer to a state mental hospital. Funeral services for the children set for Thursday with no request from the mother to attend.
Last night the Zoning Board approved establishing a soft drink bottling plant at the former Martin garage on West South Street. Merle Dodd of Leslie Real Estate Agency and Albert Matty Jr explained plans to the three-man board, with no objections voiced by nearby property owners. Moving equipment into the building is set to begin within a few weeks.
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