27 Oct 1959
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1959
Page
1
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A fragment notes joints and mill items being offered for sale at a local address on St Street. Details are unclear but indicate a public sale or auction with listed items and dates. Further readable context references local officials and a sale action.
Moscow cliams first photos of the moon's far side show mainly rugged mountains with Sea of Moscow and Astronauts Bay among named features. Soviet captions detail eight landmarks while scientists worldwide hail the rocket photography milestone opening new planetary study avenues.
New York AP reports United States Steel Corp will disclose third quarter losses caused by a nationwide steel strike. Plants were shut for most of the quarter. prior losses in 1998 and 1932 are noted as comparisons. The earnings release follows NYSE closing. Also, Pentagon counts a civilian death at Redstone Arsenal as suicide.
A Corry resident surveys the upcoming two weeks and notes focus on local elections. Incumbents Abbey and Dearing face GOP support, Slattery’s write in nomination noted, school board races show four candidates for two seats, while overall interest remains modest ahead of November 3.
A flash fire at the Raymond division plant started by an air bubble in a furnace burned one man lightly and caused undisclosed damage. Spencer Thompson suffered minor burns. he returned to work. Fire units and 15 volunteers fought the blaze as engines and emergency responders handled the alarm.
A special class of 15 candidates including five from Corry completes the Scottish Rite degree work at Erle Local this week. Edward Moore Adrian Reesink Bryan Hecker and Beimin Skinner are among those taking the 2nd degree. Carlton Smith of Corry serves as commander in chief this year. The services began yesterday and conclude Wednesday evening with an expected attendance of 1500 people.
In Havana Fidel Castro rallied a massive crowd vowing to hand enemies of the revolution to military tribunals and firing squads. He hinted at driving the United States from Guantanamo and said Cuba would seek jets from the Communist bloc if Britain sources fail. The speech, lasting over three hours, pushed a hard anti American line and endorsed the death warrant for Maj. Hubert Matos.
Mrs Warren Marshall Howe 21 wife of Kent State instructor is jailed in Ashtabula County on manslaughter charges over the death of her 6 month old son Dominic Marshall Howe. Autopsy cites brain hemorrhage and skull fracture with abuse history. She is to appear in municipal court. husband warned about leaving her alone with child.
Deborah Minar dos Power, Tyrone Power's widow, married film producer Arthur Loew Jr in Las Vegas yesterday. It is her third marriage and Loew's first, aligning with Hollywood's notable social rounds.
Corry's half of Company A, 1th Infanity, Pennsylvania National Guard, will stage a day-long open house and field demonstration of an attack to spotlight a statewide drive to enlist 40 men. The plan centers on home service to avoid interrupting schooling or job training, with 17 to 18 year olds eligible under a two-year deferment. Transportation may be provided to see the attack if weather allows. The program offers six months of active duty then three years of guard training and local home-town membership, followed by standby reserve for four and a half years. Enlistees receive regular pay, promotions, and benefits during training and service.
Kaiser workers back steelworkers as federal judges decide today whether 300000 strikers must return to work for 80 days under Taft-Hartley or may continue the strike. Ruling expected around 4:45 p.m. after stock-market close. Kaiser plants in California resumed work under a separate peace pact with the union, while 11 other major firms stand firm.
Washington AP Two U S satellites Explorer TV and Discoverer VI vanished after a week in orbit and were said to have burned up upon reentry. Explorer TV launched July 26 1951 from Cape Canaveral weighed 38.43 pounds and reached 178 miles. Discoverer VI launched August 19 from Van Nuys Air Force Base California weighed 1700 pounds and failed a planned capsule recovery.
An Orange County jury acquitted Malcolm R White, 49, industrialist, of first degree murder in the shooting of Alfred F Dugan, 52, ex convict and union leader at Chester Cable Corp. in Chester New York. White claimed self defense saying Dugan threatened him with a gun. Dugan survived. he had a 1940 bank robbery conviction.
Children in Columbus under Mrs Gene Hag Brouck plan a UNICEE Eve drive to aid unfortunate youngsters worldwide. Local youngsters will report to six collection centers tonight after 6 PM to gather supplies, then return to centers to deposit coins and receive refreshments and Halloween noisemakers. Centers include YMCA Presbyterian Church Lutheran Church Wright School St Edwards School and Harding School.
No evidence of a bomb explosion found in Braniff airliner crash near Buffalo Texas that killed 34 people. John S. Leak of the Civil Aviation Board reported the plane disintegrated at 15 000 feet during a night flight from Houston to Dallas on September 29.
Washington reports a tentative price rise plan by Kaiser Steel may follow industry rivals. A pact between Kaiser Livel Corp and United Steelworkers ends a walkout, aiming to restart Fontana mill within days. About 500 workers recalled, 1200 more to return. contract runs 20 months with new fringe benefits and future work rules to be settled.
In Brooklyn a youth was acquitted of stomping death of an elderly man in Highland Park. Three girls testified that Dorothy Stauf 14 claimed to have led the killing. Dorothy recanted insisting she spoke truth as the chief prosecution witness.
A program will send a participant to a European country to live with a host family for the summer, under arrangements described as part of an exchange or youth program.
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