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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1959
Page
3
A truncated OCR fragment mentions a clinic event and health focus with limited legible names and terms. The readable bits point to a health initiative launch and scheduling context, though precise details are missing from the damaged text.
Charges against five persons and one company follow a theft and wreck of a car early Saturday. Gerald McClelland 18 pleaded guilty to larceny of a motor vehicle and leaving the scene. Nichols faces summons for two blank signed titles. Four blank titles were found in the Nichols car. Riddle 22 was charged with furnishing intoxicating beverages to minors and released on bond. Lindsey & Son Kim Drying Co. and Elmer and Mazie Magee face summons for signing blank titles. McClelland and Clinton Pyle fled in the Nichols car. the vehicle wrecked after a culvert collision. McClelland awaits trial in November at Meadville.
Governor Lawrence warned the steel strike jeopardizes state finances as 220,000 steelworkers and related employees idle for 75 days. About 13,500 families, 49,500 people, rely on public assistance with numbers rising daily. If the strike ends by September 30 costs may extend into November, totaling 8.28 million dollars, rising to 13.17 million if it lasts through October and 16.51 million by October 31.
The article notes Khrushchev’s farewell in Washington and his assertion that the Soviet political system remains the fairest and most productive, despite American prosperity. Reporters observed his stubborn stance and the difficulty of persuading him, signaling he came to talk, not learn.
The Penelecto Sponsor and Erie Atom Exhibit present You and the Atom a traveling show on peaceful atomic energy in Erie this week at 5404 Evans Road. Free to the public from 4 to 9 pm daily September 20 to October 6 excluding Sundays. Displays cover nuclear fuel cycles isotopes reactors and safety practices plus a Saxton reactor model and interactive panels for student participation. Visitors learn how atomic energy aids industry medicine agriculture and power.
Elk County coroner ruled accidental death after a one car wreck on Route 256 near Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital. Thompson 23 of St Marys died instantly from a fractured skull. passenger Lyons 21 suffered minor burns and was discharged. Four other youths including driver Feldbauer 20 escaped injury.
Baseball commissioner Ford Frick says he will not suspend three unidentified players named in a statement by Irene Brighton. The Moon-Glo night spot’s Harold Friedman is free on bail on vice charges. the girl says prostitution was involved. Also notes the death of Mary Kay Duff, former state VFW Auxiliary president, with services in Knox.
A cross section of consumer finance executives say marginal lenders may face higher rates but will not be shut out due to scarce money. They project growth in consumer debt as SEC and Federal Reserve data show rising installment obligations. A car accident near Chicora claims George Nitsche, 61.
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