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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1958
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references New York Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia and a notice about republication rights and postal regulations. Mentions second class mail matter and advertising deadlines with unclear figures and rates. No clear event or person identified.
Voices rise over halting nuclear tests as the United States plans near Las Vegas. Scientists from 21 nations discuss control, mutual trust, and phased fallout limits to allow continued development of strategic weapons. Dr Kissinger advocates gradual reduction toward zero fallout.
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker proposed a world food bank to dispose of agricultural surpluses. He argued no single nation can solve the surplus problem alone and invited the United States to join as the largest producer. The idea aims to channel surpluses into needs of dependent countries, alongside the British Commonwealth Conference in Montreal.
A fragment describes a gentleman living in a central London area between Regent Street and Piccadilly near Savile Row. It notes his sartorial elegance and respectful demeanor, painting a vivid portrait of social standards in the West End.
Report from Tri County Dairy Improvement Club tester Leonard Swanson shows 659 cows across 23 herds tested in August. 102 cows produced 40 to 50 pounds butterfat, 74 over 50 pounds, with top owners Gerald Scouten Centerville 37.6 and others. top individual cows include Lawrence Miller 88.7.
Hal Boyle recalls how American William Brassert sought his London tailor Featherstonehaugh after World War II. In ruined London Featherstonehaugh kept his shop open, measuring Brassert anew and remarking with quiet relief that they had both endured the war’s trials.
London reports rapid preparations for land and air mobilization amid Adolf Hitler’s final memorandum dispute with Czechoslovakia. In New York, Erie County agrees to resume damage claims tied to Sciota road rebuilding and the PRR East Main street crossing will close at 7 4. m1 for about five days for the crossing upgrade.
War conditions limit building materials Capt G Eugene Heath on furlough from Vancouver Barracks spoke to Concord School eighth graders on airplane production. John Mills, employed at Elliot Walton’s northeast of Columbus farm, died suddenly of probable heart trouble this morning.
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful David L. Lawrence told a Somerset rally that if elected he will promote Pennsylvania tourism to spur job creation and plant expansion. He cited current revenue from tourism and praised Gov Leader's efforts while pledging an agricultural marketing program. Leader also spoke on full employment and shared prosperity for Pennsylvania communities.
The United States imposes quotas on lead and zinc and discusses international agreements to regulate supply and price. Other nations fear loss of market share as Latin American and African producers seek pacts to stabilize coffee and metal prices amid fluctuating supply.
Jamestown Chautauqua County coroner Sammie T. Bowers ruled the death of 25 year old James Allen Larson accidental. Larson son of Mr and Mrs Richard G Larson was struck on the head by a miniature golf club while with a playmate who was not named. He is survived by his parents a sister Julia Ann four and a brother David Richard Larson one.
Fredonia police search for a man dressed as a farmer accused of passing fraudulent checks at three local businesses. Each check exceeded 70 in value, with merchandise bought at two stores. Described as 39 to 42 years old, 5 ft 6 in, 140 to 185 lb, he uses aliases Ray Watson Lester Henderson John White and R L Powell. He is believed part of a regional check passer group staying with a woman and four children at the Mar-Mar Motel near Jamestown.
Plymouth announces end of model year clearance sale with the last load of 58 models arriving at dealers. Each car features Torsion-Aire Ride Total-Contact Brakes and electric windshield wipers at no extra cost. Stocks limited and the best buy of the year is at Plymouth dealers now.
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