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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1959

Page

6

Corry area real estate transfers and local notices

Real estate transfers in Corry involve Leonard N Stockton with wife to Earle L Slayton in Wayne Township and Gerald J Bagley with wife to Warne Van Guilder in the Second Ward Corry. A body found at Findley Lake cottage a man 84, William Shum, died from a fractured skull after a stairs fall. Weather forecast through Monday October 5 predicts cool temperatures with rain in the north and showers in the south. Sandra Mitchell underwent eye surgery at Hamot Hospital in Erie and was reported in good condition. Judge Herbert A Mook opposed lowering juvenile age from 17 to 15. A public utility fire alarm at the Raymond division plant proved false. Bears suspected in hive damage, not confirmed. License applications filed by Clarence G Beal and Donna R Sharer. Mrs Mildred Pratt dies. services Friday at 3:30. A&P strike actions continue in Titusville and Meadville with votes on ending. Stewart A Long to attend Erie County school board meeting. Odd Fellows Grand Masters rally planned in Corry October 17 with Canadian Empire Lodge participants. Warren hospital reports critical condition for Mrs Andrew Smith. Warren Electric Cooperative power outage due to repairs. Rain eases drought. Hurricane Grace cited. Fraud arrest at Loblaw’s. suspect to be sent for mental evaluation. Sidewalk bids to be opened by City Council for Wright Street and Raymond Avenue projects.

Rail Merger Hearing Begins Second Day In Buffalo

Public hearing on the proposed merger of the Erie and Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroads before the Interstate Commerce Commission resumes. Presidents of both roads urge approval amid opposition from another railroad and LD&W stockholders. Erie and LD&W see potential savings for customers through better facilities and service. The merged line would be Erie Lackawanny Railroad Co. station’s 12th largest.

Buffalo, N Wit- Hedses Erie and Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroads Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Laclawanna Perry Shoemaker Ld&w Erie Harry W. von Willer The Erie~Lackawanny Railroad Co

Wartime chief dies at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills

Donald M. Nelson former U S production chief of World War II dies at 70 in Good Samaritan Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services set for 1 p m Friday at Church of the Hills Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Memorial Park. He had been under treatment since a stroke on August 23rd and had entered the future fenced in warehouse area.

Los Angeles Donald M. Nelson U. S Church of the Hills Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Memorial Park Nelson Good Samaritan Hospital

Bell Telephone and Farmer Scrape Over Pole Line

A Pine Grove Township dairy farmer and Bell Telephone Co dispute a line of 12 poles tied to the Route 62 project in Warren County Court. North earlier sought poles on the west side of his barn but then asked for the east side due to barn relocation. The company agreed, placing poles closer to North’s porch as work began within the widened highway right of way.

North

Utility seeks injunction to move poles amid dangerous wiring

The company asks court for four preliminary injunctions to relocate poles as wiring is temporary and endangers interstate communications. Judge Alexander Flick earlier dismissed North’s preliminary objections and ordered amendment within 19 days. The company claims a right of way but the details were considered insufficient.

Alexander ©. Phick North Edceph Jude Flick

Industry and Union Meet Over Taft-Hartley Strike Risk

Industry and union leaders met on steel talks amid warnings from officials that Eisenhower could invoke Taft-Hartley emergency provisions. Governors urged an impartial chairman, with a fact finding board possible. Key issues include work practices freedom and a 15 cent hourly raise plus benefits. steel workers earned $3.11 hourly before the strike.

Eisenhower Witt Boatess Tengate Dent Ce de Paid Amr

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