Local notices and incidents in Corry region news
A mixed page of police reports, business notices, and civic updates from Corry and Meadville areas. Highlights include a missing $170 security check at Great Lakes Marine Bases, a Titusville bail for fraudulent conversion, a holiday closure note for Zalzneck Inc, leadership change at General Telephone in Titusville, and various city announcements on sewage funding, hospital property sale, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Department
Zalzneck, Inc
Titusville
William J. Schilling
Ol City
General Telephone Co. of
Pennsylvania
Somerset
Schilling
General Telephone Co
Hallmark Cards
Sea's Drugs
Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union
N. J. Eline
Union Street
Leed’s
Warren
Warren Sanitary Authority
Sanitary Authority
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Ginnie
Hospital Report and local notices from Corry area
At The Hospital Report compiled as of Tam today. ADMITTED Mrs Merle V Driscult and others. DISCHARGED Mrs Leon W Cole and son. The Spring Creek Parent Teachers Association meets Monday with Rev. George Myers discussing Citizenship. Meatville reports Hannah Peters in fair condition after a fall from a moving car. Jamestown region counties to pay over 126 million as New York's share of federal costs in fiscal 1959, per Empire State Chamber of Commerce.
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Spring Creek
Allegheny
New York
Empire State Chamber of Commerce
Erie Railroad Meadville Car Repair Work Restart Plan
Thirty-five workers report to the Erie Railroad New Theight car repair shop in Meadville as part of a boxcar reconditioning program. Swartwood, shop supervisor, says 34 men will report Thursday and 23 on Wednesday September 2, with 77 former Erie employees among them. Nine carmen, 10 laborers, and four other crafts from Meadville will staff the roster, while 150 boxcars await repair and more arrive. After 109 furloughed workers report, the shop aims to produce eight cars daily. some staff transferred from the abandoned Meadville shop after flood damage in 1955.
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Eibadville
Erie Railroad
Swartwood
Tre
The
Erie
Banhore
Carmen
Meadville
Ble
Dijnmore
Ike Urges Chinese Ouster in Far East Stand
President Eisenhower, in a conciliatory yet firm broadcast, warned the United States stands ready to fight in the Far East if Communist forces push too far. He cited Formosa and nearby offshore islands as never under Red China control and reiterated U.S. treaty commitments to defend Nationalist China. He linked military actions against Quemoy to Chinese Communist aims and expressed confidence no war would erupt.
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United States
Far East
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Korea
Formosa
Pei- Iping
Quemoy
MatSu
McGonigle Promises Aid To Farmers At Rally
McGonigle pledged to broaden agricultural research education and extension programs and to work with farmers cooperatives to expand markets for farm products. He promised qualified members for the milk control commission and to give the agriculture secretary a voice in farm employment regulation.
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Mcclure
Arthur T. McGonigle
Republican Party
U.S. Senate
MecGonigle
Milk Control Commission
Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Cumberland County
Mechanicsburg
McGongle
Pittsburgh
David L. Law
Pennsylvania Senate Race Sparks War of Words in 1957 Hustle
In Harrisburg and Pittsburgh alike, campaigns erupt as Governor Leader and Hugh Scott trade charges over federal laws linked to Scott. FBI figures show Pittsburgh crime rising 65 percent from 1953 to 1957, while Scott defends his legislative record against Leader’s sharp rebuke.
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Rence
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Steel City
FBI
Philadelphia
Hugh Scott
Scott
Congress
Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate
Fatal truck crash near New Kensington claims farmer
A farmer, Ely Evan kovich, 48, of Merrysville was killed when his truck left Route 380 nine miles south of New Kensington and plunged over a 15 foot embankment. Police say he apparently struck his head on a culvert when thrown from the vehicle.
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New Kensington
Ely Evankovich
Merrysville
$300,000 Project Planned At Titusville
The Rayland Corp of Oil City begins a $300,000 development in Cherrytree Township forming a recreation area and housing site. An 18 hole golf course, clubhouse, 22 motel units, and 75 suburban homes are planned with construction already started on the clubhouse and two motel buildings on a ridge southwest of Fairway Knolls and near Route 8. A winding road to the site is under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Cherrytree
Rayland Corp
Oil City
Fairway Knolls
Tension Rises As Schools Close
The article describes heightened tension over the Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation. Assistant Attorney General Malcolm R. Wilkey weighs potential federal action, while Little Rock school board member Henry V. Rath resigns, criticizing the decision. Federal prosecutors tighten security as Judge John Miller plans to return to Little Rock, with about 150 federal deputy marshals mobilized nationwide.
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Supreme Court
Malcolm R.wilkey
Little Rock
Faubus
Lorder
Justice Department
Henry V. Rath
South
U.S. District Attorney's Office
Arkansas
John Miller
Harrison
Ark
Little
Freedom Bid For Two Lifers At State Pardon Board
Millie Thomas, inmate at Pennsylvania Industrial Home for Women Muncy, petitions for release before the State Pardon Board in November seeking clemency for life sentence for murder. Elmer Berry, jailed at Western Penitentiary for 1935 Barton Lepley death, also seeks parole at the same session. District Attorney Herbert J. Johnson Jr plans to attend to present reasons against Thomas release and may oppose Berry’s bid. petitions have been denied previously.
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Comas
Pennsylvania
Muncy
Herbert J. Johnson Jr
Robert Fisher
State Pardon Board
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Elmer Berry
Erie County
Berry
Kentucky
Western Penitentiary
Barton Lepley
Lepley
Tensions Rise Over Central High Integration
In Little Rock officials and citizens discuss the Supreme Court ruling mandating immediate school integration. Many fear violence may rise beyond last year as observers report warning signs while Washington officials hope for broad white support for public education despite potential conflicts with Negro students.
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Federal
Central High
Supreme Court
Washington
Little Rock
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Gity and Vicinity
Thomas Motors
Eriecir
Bank
Gildo
Joe" Michele
Herman Gordin
Security Peoples Bank
Franklin
John R. Snow
Poster Brothers Contracting Firm
Jackson Center
Mercer County
Bear
Jaguar
Mark
Coe
Lamona
Clinton Street
MayVille
Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors
Newton Memorial Hospital
Cassadage
Mont Ago
Newton
Louis Gray
Centerville
Crawford County
Elmer Brown
R. D
Guya Mills
Brown
Steen’s
Edinboro
A. Mactvor
Herbie Johnson
Harriet Jenkins
John Connors
Meadville Salvation Army
Army
Jenkins
the Connors
Paul
Aaa
Eta
Hope
Linds Hope
Bob
St. Louis University
Tam
Corry Hospital
Merle V. ‘Driscult
B.D
Albert Neckers
Clymer
Cursey PF
Munn
Meadaventie
Donald Dalrymple
Lousellie
Leon W. Cole
David Leon
Ohio Street
Leo Hoylen
East Pleasant Street
William J. Rote
Ronald B. Burlingame
Marion Street
Don D. Williams
East South Street
Roland Proctor
Columbus
Jay . Cole
Grand Street
Ike
Pennsylvania Electric Company
U.S
McGonigle
Tial
Dato Buck
Millie Thomas
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Cudahy
Dipha
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