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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1960
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment references a divorce case with vague terms about retrial and jail, mentioning numbers and ad details but lacking clear parties or dates for context. The readable bits imply ongoing legal action and possible sentencing considerations without concrete identifiers.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference withering prices and labor activity in Paoli as workers engage in tasks and the operation proceeds. The garbled text hints at costs around a quarter and ties to local clerks and clothing items, but specifics are unclear.
Anchorage report on a Soviet floating city of 2,500 in the Bering Sea, operating year round despite ice. A U.S. newsman recounts a week with 58 Soviet ships aboard the Deep Sea vessel with American Alaskans. The visit showed rotations every four months and a pledge to cooperate, with Russians claiming only fish passed up by Americans.
Cheryl Ceriola, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Angelo Ceriola, fractured her right wrist in two places while fleeing a rubbish fire on a hill west of Warren Borough. Winds drove flames across about 20 acres. she was treated and released from Warren General Hospital.
AP News Analyst James Marlow notes Rockefeller faced cold reception from GOP leaders after gate-crasher incident at Nixon’s party. Rockefeller quit before Christmas, did not endorse Nixon by name, yet plans to resume Republican travel as Nixon faces minor campaign bumps. The piece compares to Dewey Taft Stassen preconvention behavior and notes Rockefeller’s lasting impact on GOP dynamics.
A shipment of Soviet built Moskvich cars will arrive in the United States next month. The first four cylinder Fea model will have a New York port entry price of 31 500 and delivered in New York will cost about 1 62 including taxes. The Moskvich is among 24 models from 86 manufacturers to be shown at the International Auto Show opening here.
Western ministers discuss unresolved summit topics including German reunification with elections, Berlin status, and disarmament. They reaffirm a goal of a democratic Germany and consider interim arrangements for Berlin if reunification proves impossible, while renewing Western disarmament proposals from Geneva.
County commissioners will introduce a 500000 loan ordinance next week as part of the 1960 budget. The measure, drafted by solicitor Lindley McClelland, follows a hiatus as the county has not issued bonded debt since 1952. The loan and a separate infirmary bond issue are expected to be sold together later in the summer, aiming for better interest rates. The 10 year loan contrasts with the infirmary bonds's 30 year term.
The Citizens Council of Schools condemns the board's superintendent search for limited local advertising and the elimination of four non local candidates. They warn the process may be political and hinder public comparison of qualifications.
Associated Press notes Easter will be observed nationwide with church services and prayers. Major events include New York's Fifth Avenue parade and the Easter dawn service at Radio City Music Hall drawing thousands. Yosemite in California offers sunrise views, while a Pacific college prepares a belated dawn greeting.
New York AP reports a busy seven days for TV viewers with religious specials on NBC and CBS, major league baseball opening, musical fantasies, and specials featuring Myrna Loy and Sandra Church. Easter services air on both networks as NBC and CBS plan religious programming and movie and play adaptations continue through the week.
Sandra from San Francisco comes from a non theatrical family. Her mother, a registered nurse, gives her vitamin B complex shots every other day to sustain her amid TV rehearsals, the play, and staging. The routine keeps her going despite fatigue.
A Millcreek woman reported her car stolen yesterday afternoon. Police soon tied the theft to six teenage suspects, led by three teens found with the vehicle. Interrogations at the station uncovered further confessions to a total of thirteen thefts. Five of the youths are 15 and one 17, all residents of the city.
Eric Peugeot, held by kidnappers who stole a Peugeot, was found by Lucien Bonnet in a Parks district bar after a ransom was paid. The boy told police he was not harmed and described where he was kept. Police intensified searches with roadblocks. Peugeot family officials arrived to reclaim him. Cars reported stolen in Brie and Millcreek between March 19 and April 1 have been recovered.
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