15 Sep 1959
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1959
Page
1
The readable text shows fragmented mentions of dates, venues, and items such as a January 8 event, gear and clothing notes, table setup, and a civil report reference. It appears to sketch a schedule with locations like Bracken and Meetinaids, plus scattered names and times, but specifics are unclear.
Supt William Rodemayer warns Corry Area Jointure of growing pupil population. Columbus and Wright schools face crowding next year, with 1 227 pupils at rated 1200 capacity. Directors accept forecast, plans for additional space or half day sessions amid tax and rural community concerns.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Washington aboard a large jet for a 13 day visit to meet President Eisenhower. Officials expected no rapid thaw in the Cold War though Khrushchev framed his mission as seeking peaceful conditions for all. The arrival drew a red carpet welcome as Khrushchev and his party, including his wife and children, stepped onto American soil.
The committee considered limiting access to officer and school area parking behind barricades at football games. Civ Defense Chief Clif ford Holtom and D. Folive Catal) Manley Robbins reported complaints about nonessential entry and misuse of keys by teachers. Officials proposed a policy to define eligible entrants and discussed placards for close-in parking.
An 11 year old boy died from a rifle bullet fired by a friend at the Irvine home of the Murphy family. The Murphy boy told investigators the rifle was unloaded when he opened it. The death was ruled accidental. the body was taken to Youngstown funeral home and services will be announced.
An inaugural oath took place in Bonn as Germany swore in a new president. West Germany’s second president presided over the ceremony with Helprich Tubké o among attendees.
Former Corry man Dennis Beardsley 21 will plead guilty to driving while under suspension in two counties, Corry and Millcreek. He was arrested July 14 and released on bond, then reported to Millcreek police after a tip. He faces sentencing on both charges after a Corry plea and a Millcreek plea.
The Bunty Pene Le Cope School District board met and approved August expenditures of 87 171 73 and first September disbursements of 53 842 64. Major items included 42 675 to Corry Area Jointure and 53 542 to Corry Area Schools for building rental. The Finance Committee recommended exonerations and tabled two for further study while a recreation program report noted 12151 children participated in a nine week program costing 3.35 dollars per child with equipment funded by multiple local firms and the National Bank of Cory. Eight supervisors managed six playgrounds and four more oversaw 162 baseball and softball games over a 13 week span.
Authorities scoured California Oregon and Washington after a hoax report of a missing four engine de Havilland Heron. A caller claiming to be Paul Parton from the British Embassy in Washington DC filed a fake flight plan in Seattle and vanished, with no tower notification.
West Frederick Sewer Authority voted to give the city 13000 to help fund a repair project on West Frederick Street while seeking to avoid a tax millage hike next year. City council had opened bids for 670 feet of 1 inch clay tile sewer line and considered funds from the surplus and maintenance accounts to cover costs.
United Nations opens its General Assembly as Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev faces speculation of a dramatic speech move. Diplomats note Kuznetsov will lead the Soviet delegation after Gromyko departs, with hints of a new nine point plan.
Hollywood reports actor and Navy pilot Wayne Morris died at age 45 from a heart attack aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard off Monterey California. Morris served as World War II ace with 57 missions earning four Distinguished Flying Crosses and two Air Medals. He later pursued film and television work before his death.
The United States braces for Nikita Khrushchev's U S visit as propaganda tactics loom large. Vice President Nixon's anticipated Moscow debate looms as a notable potential precedent, with Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge coordinating messaging to counter Soviet aims and reassure allies.
Congress closed its 1959 session, the longest since 1951, ending five hours before Khrushchev’s Washington arrival. The House and Senate adjourned as they prepared for the 1960 election year, after approving foreign aid, Civil Rights Commission funding, and Hawaii statehood, with major bills pending for next year.
Three Erie county men David Little 19 Dennis Ruggles 20 and Julian Perry 20 were arrested on aggravated assault battery and malicious mischief charges following a dispute with Meadville residents near Mill Village. They allegedly forced four Negro victims from a car and attacked them after a driver insult claim. The suspects pled not guilty and posted bond.
The Vanguard satellite mission was postponed today as a 72 foot rocket faced toolhies difficulties. The 100 pound satellite launch was scheduled for 12 15 p m and the countdown was halted for 45 minutes before the crew abandoned the attempt. No new launch date was announced.
The Joint Schools Committee approved a financial plan for the month detailing 201 051.00 in expenditures including 24000 for supplies 10000 for maintenance and salaries and 27000 repaid to jointure schools from last year. Medical dental costs were approved totaling 1657.50 with 2251.77 state funds received to offset these expenses. The Property Committee praised school facilities and considered high school music room acoustics. A plan to adopt a one principal system at the high school next year was announced with Dr William Rodemoyer overseeing the transition and an assistant as needed.
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