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10 Sep 1960
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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 10, 1960
Page
1
Unclear OCR Summary of 1933 Pennsylvania Notice
Fragmentary text references a 1933 notice in Pennsylvania with officials, property, and work terms. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about certification, state agency involvement, and a hiring or inspection context.
Lightning Sets Tank Blaze at Gulf Oil Refinery
A lightning strike touched a fuel tank at Gulf Oil Corporation’s 200 acre refinery in Philadelphia and started a fire that destroyed 19 tanks and threatened others. The blaze damaged 96 hundred thousand gallons of fuel, with tanks ranging from 17 000 to 40 000 barrels each. No injuries were reported as spectators watched from the Penrose avenue bridge while the fire burned and explosions echoed. The refinery processes 120 000 barrels daily and officials could not yet estimate total damage. The fire was expected to burn out late in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gulf Oil Corporation
Severn
Estinvale
Penrose Avenue
Schuylkill River
George Hink
Albert Willard
Die In Crash With Police Pursuit Kills Four
NESBORO Pa four of five occupants die when a speeding convertible fleeing state police at about 80 mph crashes through a telephone pole and into a tree near Route 16 The victims identified as Charles E Kuhn 20 of Lantz Md Charles W Byler 17 David E Bulerman 18 both of Sabellasville Md and Kenneth C Lantz of Lantz Pa The chase ends with a fatal crash as witnesses report speeds up to 100 mph and police return to find the wreck after neighbors alert them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesboro
Charles E. Kuhn
Lantz
Charles W. Byler
David E Bulerman
Sabellasville
Kenneth C Lantz
Milton Brom
Robert Filer
Route 16
Here
Kuhn
Haley
Regional Barracks
Honesty Helps Doreen Campbell Return Pearl Necklace
In London Doreen Campbell, in rent arrears, picked up a necklace she found in a shop and sold it for 30 pounds. She later saw the same necklace in a jeweler window priced at 175 pounds. Police recovered the necklace and confirmed its real value at 1200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Doreen Campbell
Cor
Doreen
Dems Narrow Lead In A Busy November Registration
A dense OCR style report notes 436 new registrations and 053 total new voters in the area, with 192 Democrats and 39 Republicans. It highlights turnout shifts since the last cycle, efforts by party workers, and a focus on securing voters who have not voted recently. The piece mentions local buildings, registration sites, and the upcoming election atmosphere as campaigns mobilize.
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Poliical
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Muniapil
Eveapey
Govidal Race
Beliveen Vibe Prov
Kent Rishird
Mo Niseind
John Kennedy
Missiincites
Oi Tha Lore Aoone
Purilsen Foelijets
Mountmeris
Phe
Doni Waterharst
Repialiktoon Syndidate
State Senate
Wilkin Peiffer
Deanaeranie
State Assembly
Reister
Ray
Tony
Dag Upholds Seizures Over Reds' Objection
UN Security Council clashed over the Congo crisis as U.N. forces seized radio and airport control amid fighting after the deaths of President Kasayubu and Prime Minister Luniumba. Soviet and allied nations supported a quick visit to Leopoldville to study the Cuneo situation. Western nations resisted the seizure.
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Dag
United Nations
Cynalpatis
U.N
Uneley
Alter
Cuubest Mde Juuw
Weil Hele Motley
Te UN
Patree Lumumut
Congo
Idbo
Haramursijuld
Yurosliv
Council
Turedowst
Hamprarskiold
Josep Kasayubu
Preimier Luniumba
False Teeth Not So Toothsome
Rene LePetit, 35, complained to his doctor about teeth swallowed in an incident. An X-ray failed to show any tooth at first, but later X-rays revealed the missing teeth lodged near his windpipe. An operation removed them and he says he feels fine now.
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Nanpuurg
Prince
Rene LePetit
ToNtlshyo
LePetit
$500 Million South American Aid Hits Snag
Final drafting of a U S plan to funnel 500 million dollars into Latin America's economy faces delays as delegates debate how the Social Development Fund may be used. Brazil proposed adding uses including beauty projects and farm to market roads to aid Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
U.S
Latin America
Bovota
Brazil
Augusto Freierica Schmidt
Schmidt
Khrushchev Told Not to Leave Manhattan During NY Visit
United States officials inform Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev during his New York visit that he must remain on Manhattan Island and not travel off the island. The warning signals heightened tension amid diplomatic talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
New York
Manhattan Island
Storm Warnings Across Coasts As Donna Strikes Key West
Hurricane Donna batters Florida Keys with hurricane force winds and injuries as rescue attempts struggle. Coast Guard aims to evacuate 205 stranded Sanibel Island residents by helicopter amid high winds and rough seas. Officials record widespread damage, power outages, and continued danger along both coasts with uncertain rescue timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Donna
Florida Keys
Key West
Quadine
Florida
Keys
Coast Guard
Sanibel Island
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Coast
Sanibel
Highway Patrol
Weather Bureau
Mami
Traitors Said To Aid Soviet Code Breaking
Five defectors from the National Security Agency are described as potentially assisting Soviet code breaking. Reports discuss NSA leadership, congressional hearings on intelligence activities, and comments by then President Truman amid questions about the defectors' impact and the nature of their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Security Agency
Berjatt F Mitchell
William Mat
Defense Department
Euier
Edlais
Aemelunon
Pennsylvania
LA Amun
NSA
One-Fifth Of Job Seekers Find Work In Corry
Corry’s employment office reports 239 new applications for August, with 81 employer contacts and 48 job openings. Forty-four positions were filled during August, including semi skilled and sales roles, while total benefit weeks reached 1 285. Eighty one employers were contacted to fill openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
James Roseburss
Pennsylvania
Last Math
Roseberry
Ares
Tuly
Wil
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Babysitter Dies Protecting Child in New York Incident
New York AP reports a 21 year old babysitter Bonanno died after pushing a child in a carriage to safety as a car threat or crash occurred. Theresa Chazipxio 14 months survived. Richard Hanes 24 is being questioned by police about the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bonanno
Hinger
Mins Bonanno
Theresa
Chazipxio
Lance Leonard Graziano
Richard Hanes
Ike as Governor of Pennsylvania Proposal Emerges
A fragmented clipping hints at a January proposal suggesting Dwight D. Eisenhower for governor of Pennsylvania. The readable text references political maneuvering and a governance focus, with unclear attributions and partial names.
Corry man hurt by falling hoist at East Church
Eugene D. MeJunkin, 63, of 128 East Church, was injured when a hoist tackle unit fell while lifting roofing material to a roof at 74 East Church. He suffered a double fracture of the left arm and was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital before being moved to Hamot for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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East Church
Corry Memorial Hospital
Eugene D. MeJunkin
Hamot Err Pie "Bete
Jet Planes Sweep Skies In Giant Air Defense Plan
AP reports NORAD and SAC staged Exercise Sky Shield with hundreds of interceptors and tight security at bases. Newsmen banned from affected bases to protect sensitive routes and strengths amid international tensions. Sonic booms possible as fighters operate near Northwest Alaska and Canadian airspace.
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Washington
North America
Shield
The
North
American Air Défense
NORAD
Cota Io Sprig
Iid
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Omaha
Warnad
Ln Adj
Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
Canna
John Citizen
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