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21 Sep 1959
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1959
Page
1
Damaged text fragment lists names and places including Santa and Salinas with scattered terms. No clear event or outcome emerges. context fragmented and unreadable.
A private Piper Apache crashed during a sky show at the newly dedicated Jimmy Stewart Airport near Indiana Pennsylvania killing pilot Wayne Hess and four passengers. Three rescue workers were injured. Witnesses say the plane circled and failed to clear trees before the impact and explosion. The victims were Hess age 41 of Clymer and passengers Edward Stahura 27 Andrew Stahura 31 Blaine Johnson 26 and Joseph Ricupero 26 all of Indiana. The three day celebration included the airport dedication officiated by Jimmy Stewart.
Auditor reports Corry district ran an $8.14 deficit. $30,000 check arrived July 15, after July 5 year end. General fund operating cost $648,079. total income $298,236 with state aid $284,? and property taxes $210,765 plus per capita taxes $25,138. Bonded debt $104,000 outstanding. Conway Area High School debt to pay off in 26 years. Corry Area Jointure spent $993,804 in general fund outlays, over half a million on teacher salaries. Rental income for high school and Conway School totaled $172,514.
Julia Hines died at 72. Erie County probate lists estate at 13000 with 1000 to St Thomas Church for masses and most of the balance to the church. Bequests include Jane O Brien 300 Selina O Brien 100 Duane Braswell 100 Isabelle Williams 50.
Harald Jewell, 63, of Corry was sentenced by Judge Burton R. Laub in Erie to an indefinite term of six months to two years in the Western Penitentiary in a morals case involving his then-age daughter. He was ordered to pay costs and to be sent to the State Diagnostic Center. The sentencing occurred at 10 a.m. with Corry Police Sgt. Frank Carnegie present. Jewell had been convicted last week of the offense.
Newsman Bill Hastings witnessed a plane crash at the newly dedicated Jimmy Stewart Airport in Indiana Pa killing five people and injuring three others. A crowd watched as flames consumed the wreckage and victims were recovered.
A surplus F94C jet fighter will be placed on the Corry VFW post front lawn as a gift from the Air Force. The plane will be delivered from Olmstead or Harrisburg after interior equipment is removed and is funded by a donated tractor trailer for transport. The VFW plans to exhibit the craft on the west section of the club lawn.
Dr. Mat R. 3umnell, 65, former medical director of General Motors Corp, died Saturday from cancer in Flint Michigan.
Mary Downey spotted a human skull with two holes amid six inch stone layers uncovered by a bulldozer at the George Downey property off East Church Street. Digging revealed more bones, some likely animal, as amateur archaeologists continued work Saturday and Sunday.
The United States plans a strong indictment of Communist China at the General Assembly in New York led by Walter Robertson who will accuse China of crushing Tibet meddling in Laos and occupying parts of India. The U S seeks to shelve China’s UN representation this session with votes possibly 44 to 28 with 9 abstentions. Khrushchev returns to Moscow next week after a 13 day US tour.
Firefighters fought a four hour blaze at the Pennzoil firm on Buffalo Road. Initial losses were set at 10 000 for the building and 25 000 for contents, later raised to 75 000 total. The fire threatened nearby homes, but crews prevented wider damage. insured property included a garage and several homes.
Sandra Hutchison age 21 from Sawyer Michigan and her mother Shirley Hutchison age 47 pleaded guilty to shoplifting in South Bend City Court. They admitted stealing 1177 dollars worth of merchandise Saturday. Judge Edward Olezik postponed sentencing until October 21. Hutchison was Purdue Universitys Golden Girl and a baton twirler who led bands in 1956 and 1957.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev resumes a light agenda in San Francisco with car tours and a housing project stop, while avoiding another clash with American labor leaders. He is slated to visit an IBM plant in San Jose for a lunch with workers and a tour of the facility.
AP dispatch notes Nina Khrushchev’s calm demeanor during her first Western tour. Hostess Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge says the Khrushchev family is enjoying the visit, with Nina amused by Broadway’s The Music Man and impressed by trees and vegetables. Rada speaks strong English. Nikita’s English is adequate but needs interpretation for complex discussions.
A Corry couple, Fred Abi and Mrs Abi, are listed in fair condition after a one car crash on Route B near Lowville. Police said Abi fell asleep at the wheel, the vehicle plowed into a concrete culvert causing about $500 damage.
Khrushchev charms crowds on a rambling train journey from Los Angeles to San Francisco. He smiles, waves at a girl, proclaims the people want peace, amid security cordons, helicopters, and guarded crossings. The trip continues.
Washington AP. Charles B Bohlen the US ambassador to the Philippines was named special assistant on Soviet affairs to Secretary of State Christian A Heyer. Bohlen nicknamed Hin served for years as ambassador in Moscow, a demanding post. no definite return date to Washington is set.
Cony Jamestown Corporation will unveil its Dorle desk line and open a showroom at 750 Third Avenue New York with an open house. A symposium titled The Office A Cultural Microcosm will unite design psychology business and architecture experts. D Armour Hillstrom hosts with speakers including Jo Mielziner and Corry executives L Richard Fuller Charles Williams Robert Galbreath and Fred Beebe attending.
Corry Kiwanis and Rotary join forces with the school patrols for the Champion Highway Safety Program at the high school auditorium Thursday. A noon dinner at Hotel Corry will feature racer Johnnie Parsons. patrol members will be transported to the school for the event sponsored by Miller Automotive and Champion Spark Plug Company on a nationwide tour.
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