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06 Sep 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
Sep 06, 1958
Page
1
Miss America Tonight Promises Glitz In Atlantic City
Miss America will be crowned tonight in Atlantic City marking the start of a year as holder of the oldest national beauty title. Two Southern favorites Miss Alabama and Miss North Carolina led the third round of preliminaries and advance among 52 contenders. Betty Tee Ryans of Greenville North Carolina tops the swim sub division and Miss Alabama wowed judges with a song from Bonita Pacific during the talent segment. Lee Thornberry of Birmingham faced a wardrobe mishap but recovered as the pageant continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Miss Alabama
Miss North Carolina
Bonith Pacific
NOWH
Carolina
Cons Yention Hall
Betty Tee Ryans
Greenville
N.C
Lee Thornberry
Birminghmn
Ala
Nicky
Huteybun
Nellie Forbush
143 Qualify To Vote In Registration
Report notes 143 voters qualified at a registration drive with 7 GOP signers 36 Democrats and 60 undecided. Democrat activity appears stronger in Curry due to campaigning. coverage mentions political figures and local assembly actions but details are fragmented and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savcis
Pempcus
Initi
Jack Snievel
Yaistratinus
Ciel
Eisenhower Leaves Vacation for Key Talks on Far East and School Integration
President Eisenhower cuts vacation to fly to Washington for urgent talks on the Far East crisis and school integration. He plans a Narragansett Bay transfer to Quonset Point for his private plane Colum- bine TH, with a late afternoon White House reception for educators and university association members. He will meet with Weeks, Mitchell, and Hague before resuming public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Ike
Newport
R. 1
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Narragansett Bay
Quonset Point
R. T
Columbine
Secretary of Commerce
Mitchell
Gabriel Hague
Formosa Tornado Disaster Disaster Drill Showed Strong Local Response
A staged tornado disaster last night drew nearly 250 participants including police, fire crews, ambulance teams, and Civil Defense units from Erie and Corry. Banks, parks, churches and a city library became command posts as looters were captured, a field hospital set up, and wounded Boy Scouts rushed to care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bétion
Stanford
First Presbyterian Church
Erie
Philip Segal
Robert Gleason
Corry CD
City Brary
Wayne Street
Hoy
Charles
Slocum
Richard Drace
Raymond Sloan
Ehwnanuel Episcopal Clubeh
Erle CD
David Parmenter
Erle County
Robert Galbreath
Clifford Holcomb
Churele
Pital
First Presbyterian
American Red Cross
Ike Calls Conference On Racial Tension In South
President Eisenhower plans a Washington conference with Attorney General Rogers on integration as court action looms over Little Rock Central High. Gov. Fuller Paulius of Georgia opposes forced integration. judge in Terrell County probes voter registrar actions. Alabama pays a fine to an integration leader while King’s influence is noted. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
South
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Washington
Willam P Rogers
White House
James C. Hagerty
Supreme Court
Central High School
Little Rock
Ark
Orval B. Paulius
Ariansay
Lite Rock
Central High
Georgia
Walter L. Geer
Colquitt
Terrell County
Terrell
Dawson
South Georgia
Alabama
Montgomery
Clyde Sellers
Cittizens Council
Martin Guther King Jr
Auto Crash Clamps Pole on West Main injures 1
Tarry Bemis of 12, West Main, Corry, hurt when his auto hit a pole on West Main Street yesterday afternoon about 1 45. He suffered severe scalp and head injuries and was taken to Cory Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Witnesses said the car veered off the curve and struck the pole, which broke off and blocked traffic. Police reported Bemis was alone in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemis
West Main Street
Bell Telephone Co
Corry Memorial Hospital
Tarry Bemis
Corry
Ast
Beruls
Bufalino Files Appeal Against Deportation
Bufalino, a Pittston fabric and drapery manufacturer linked to the Apalachin meeting, asked why the deportation order should be set aside. His attorney Lena Li filed a petition in U.S. District Court after the Board of Immigration Appeals in Washington dismissed the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bufalino
Erie
Apalachin
Onder
Nas Takun
Mys
Lena Li
US Immigration and Naturalization Service
Board of Immigration Appeal
Washington
Cite Driver For Wild Spree Here
Leonard Cates a former Corryite now in Syracuse faced three charges after a wild early morning driving spree in which police chased his car from South and Center toward East South and Concord streets. He allegedly ran stop signs at Pleasant and Church streets after a prior disturbance on West Chirley street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Cates
Syracuse
Gates
South
Center Streets
East South
Concord Streets
Concord Street
Pleasant
Church Streets
Estapade Cates
Churely Street
British trawlers clash with Icelandic coast guard over fishing limit
British trawlers defy Iceland extend territorial waters as gunboats shadow the fleets. Iceland declares 12 mile zone and uses coast guard to curb poaching while British ships seek better waters amid protests and brief naval aid. A separate storm cripples southeast England transport and crops with no fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Ieehain
Minister of Fisheries
North Atlantic
Ludvik Josepsson
Coast Guard
Teelandic Coast Guard
Iceland
Britain
Royal Navy
Reds Slacken Bombardments As U S Pledges Assistance
Taipei dispatch reports Communist China speeds naval buildup toward Formosa Strait as Nationalist China warns the Reds may target the mainland if Quemoy comes under massive bombardment. No new shelling was reported through Friday, after two weeks of Red bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Taipei
Formosa
China
Formosa Strait
Nationalist China
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Red China Chief Appeals for Peace Talks in Broadcast
Chinese Premier Chow En-Lat urged the United States to resume ambassador level talks to defend peace. He reaffirmed China’s claim over Formosa and the Pescadores, calling it an internal matter. Western and Soviet officials warned of potential hostilities as tensions rose in the Formosa Strait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Tokyo
China
Chow En-Lat
United States
Chow
Chou
Formosa
Pescadores Islands
Formosa Strait
U.S
Washington
Quemoy
Pescadores
Moscow
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Pravda
Far East
Khrushchev
Donald Robert Sperry
Potato Spray Truck Collision Near Corry Reported
State Police at the Corry sub station describe an afternoon crash on Route 89 five and a half miles west of Corry. A 1050 Chevrolet driven by Bert Watrous of Ri g. 4 Union City struck a 1946 Ford spray truck operated by John Robert Di Lill of Union City. The spray unit was damaged on the road shoulder while Di Lill was repairing a boom. Damages were estimated at 600 to the Watrous vehicle and 100 to the spray truck. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trruck
Corry
Bert
Watrous
Rig. 4
Union City
John Robert di Lill
Wades
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Pittston
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