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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1959
Page
3
A hazy snippet suggests someone discussing a TV item or show with uncertain wording. The phrases are unclear and misspelled, making a definite event or entity impossible to identify from the readable text.
A two car crash on North Center street Monday leads police to review three possible violations. Walter R. Ridgeway 17 of Cambridge Springs may face two charges while his employer RW Spaulding and Sons Meadville faces one. Ridgeway’s truck struck a car in a left turn lane. he may be charged with reckless driving. He was cited for operating a truck as a paid employee before turning 18. The county general fund reports 44504.50 in fees from the Register of Wills Sarah McQuitty, the highest earner so far this year, followed by others including Recorder Robert Dailey and Prothonotary William Liljenberg. Local obituaries note Sister Mary Estelle died in Titusville after teaching at St. Edward’s School. Weather and security updates cover dredging delays at presided harbor works and planned prison x-rays, with later notes on marriage licenses, real estate transfers, and a 77 year old Samuel Gallagher funeral. An ambassador Wendell W. Anderson, 58, former NATO envoy and Bundy Tubing president, died in Philadelphia.
The government and steel unions face a court-ordered negotiation to craft a permanent settlement amid a costly strike. Assistant Attorney General George C. Dotti cited 265,000 idle workers and rising unemployment, while Arthur J. Goldberg urged the court to require clear evidence of a national emergency before an injunction under Taft-Hartley can apply.
George C. Marshall rests on a Virginia hillside near Washington where he served as a wartime leader and peacemaker. He was buried Tuesday at Arlington National Cemetery near the Tomb of the Unknowns. President Eisenhower and former President Truman attended, symbolically shaking hands after years apart.
The article notes collapsing personal incomes and rising debts through U.S. strikes in steel and related industries. It highlights Treasury difficulties in handling maturing securities, revised June to August outlooks, and the potential drop in tax revenue and savings. Virginia is mentioned as the Latin name for
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