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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1957
Page
4
President Eisenhower issued a non military hiring cutback directive to review vacancies before replacing workers. Congress member James Davis notes only one agency issued a supplemental directive to enforce the policy, while vacancies are filled promptly.
IRDIE 11 of Waterford RD3 is held on five charges including three forging checks. State troopers investigate Whipple in three Erie County burglaries. James P. Finnegan of Conneaut held for further inquiry into Whipple activities. Whipple and Finnegan are companions. Whipple faces larceny from the mails and forging a government check, assault and battery for beating Dielt. Police retrieved a vehicle abandoned at Conneaut.
Philadelphia based Phil Isarlove Granoff head of the Granoff School of Music gives a cautious report while searching for a book in the Free Library. A worn file card drawer labeled roe-ral hints at scattered notes and archival fragments.
Scriptural meditation quotes John 19 25 27 focusing on Mary and Jesus at the cross. The message emphasizes Christ s benevolence and enduring compassion in death and his care for others, ending with praise for the Saviour and a personal note of faith.
Fire at the Erie Forge and Steel plant on Greengdarden Road destroyed wood patterns valued over $5,000. Deputy fire chief John North said firefighters saved some patterns stored in a field near the factory. The cause is under investigation with hints a possible arson. Patterns were lacquered and highly flammable.
April 15 1837 in London left wing plans to end the Spanish civil war at leaders' expense. Pitt's concert band visited Corry, playing to a full senior high auditorium. An injury accident on Roosevelt Highway near Range's Corners sent Ser,iows Injuries to the hospital. Huitel School remodeling to be resumed next Wednesday. Feasibility study on part time shop class work for 1997-38 curriculum. High water hinders anglers as trout season opens. Latrobe man Thomas Hanha, 74, killed at intersection near his Latrobe home.
Washington reports recall a Senate subcommittee inquiry into E Herbert Norman ambassador to Egypt. Details recount disputed claims of his Communist links, his suicide after records were released, and reflections on testimony by Wittfogel Pearson Morris and Emmerson as they questioned Norman’s loyalty and the implications for Canadian and US authorities.
A 1948 Washington scene recounts Norman and Emmerson discussing credentials and a Nearing hearings aim. Senator Bastland states hearings target personnel in the State Department, not Norman, while Morris maintains Emmerson is not under investigation. The dialogue touches on Communist associations and the Egypt invasion context.
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