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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1957
Page
8
An Erie man faces a charge described as a general offense before the Aldermanic court. The report notes a vehicle forfeiture tied to a PLCB violation and references local officials and proceedings, with unclear further details due to damaged text.
Obituary notice records a funeral for Fiduesyed Neckers. The brief item lists surviving relatives and mentions a memorial service date and location.
The estimated budget for Con toid Township School District for 1957 58 may be seen until May 6 at the home of the secretary Mrs M O Baldwin See House Ok On Mail Funds Bill Congressional critics including Cannon have contended Summer field should have wed within this regular budget of more than two billion dollars Pheye have accusedt him of Violating a law designed to prevent overspending by federal agencies Comptroller General Joseph Campbell head of the General Accounting Office said the Post Office Department violated the antidiffciency law in spirit while staying technically in bounds He said the Budget Bureau take the law by allowing the Post Office to spend its royalty appropriation too rapidly He said the section of the law relating to the postal situation provides no penalty for violations
Beck faces possible continuation as Teamsters kingpin amid Senate Rackets probe findings. AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee completed May 9 hearing, with Teamsters to defend itself. Reports say other executive council members urge Beck to appear. Beck, target of inquiry, plans to seek a five-year term at September convention after testimony. He admitted borrowing $300,000 to $400,000 from union funds over years and says it was repaid.
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