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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1958
Page
2
James H. Paul, a Titusville lumber dealer and former Republican committeeman, died at Titusville Hospital. Meadville reports a school safe burglary stealing 125 dollars, a teen tire theft case, and a fatal vehicle crash near Marvindale. A Zem Zem Chanters concert and a Meadeville flower project are noted along with church resignations and local sales at Connie's Bakery.
The Hospital Ai Report lists emergency contact 2 8201 for Corry Hospital. Admitted are Mrs Raleigh Shannon 403 East Columbus Devin 4 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Borton Spring Creek James Langton R D 8 Reuben M Randall 525 Mend Avenue Mrs Kenneth Kirch R D 3 Mrs Donald E Rickerson and son Spring Creek David 17 year old son of Mrs Harr Kriz R D 3 Joseph Peck Spartansburg Mrs Anna Park 152 Molt Street Ivy 4 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Shelly 742 Hatch Street Mrs Philip Northrup Spartansburg Discharged Sharon 13 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rexford Kenhiston 58 West Smith Street Mrs Aliee Aldrich 64 Hatch Street. The VFW Ladies Auxiliary meets in Garden Room Past home at 8 pm Thursday for officer installation. Model Club meets Thursday at 7 pm over Ike's Sport Shop with refreshments and free movies. Meadville burglary at Neason Hill Grade School netted $125 in cash discovered by Thomas Mitchell. Cary Syrup Company will buy syrup at Leon VanTassel farm R D 4 Thursday April 24 in 27 Mayville. Sheriff report: $525 in fines collected from 89 arrested in March. Another truck load of American Standard water heaters 30 gallon 79.50 40 gallon 89.50 by R Se Garfield 3122 29 6.
Police report a fatal shooting in Ol City around 2:50 a.m. leaving Richard Zillifre, 42, dead from a head wound. Coroner Dr. Maurice Dinberg will likely investigate the self inflicted gunshot while his wife described waking to a blast and finding him in the basement.
Secretary of Revenue Vincent G. Panati was reported in critical condition at Temple Hospital after becoming ill at a convention in Miami Beach. He suffered from double pneumonia and was moved by plane to Philadelphia for treatment following the National Association of Tobacco Distributors meeting.
The Chicago Art Institute, with 23 trustees and director Daniel Catton Rich, refused Churchill's five dollar paintings saying they do not meet professional standards. The veto joins similar rejections by other American museums. The Smithsonian received the refusal while noting large crowds at earlier showings in Kansas City and New York. Catastrophes in early 1927 caused about 1200 U.S. deaths.
The crash involved Capt. Tom Coryell from Indianapolis and Lt. Gerald Moran a student pilot, with five crew aboard including Flight Capt. Duahe M. Ward. Among 35 passengers was Jack R. Fedrick, VP of Fenske Fedrick and Miller, inventor of an air traffic control device.
Lockheed Aircraft announces a new Georgia division branch named Georgia Nuclear Laboratories. Robert W. Middlewood becomes director as the unit designs reactors to generate industrial heat and offers development installation and service. The move expands Lockheed’s nuclear program for civilian industry.
A three story brick building in downtown McKeesport caught fire about 1 a m. The blaze damaged a restaurant and a shoe store on the ground floor and apartments above. Two women were rescued by firefighters and treated for smoke inhalation. Fire Chief James McDermott said faulty wiring caused the blaze and estimated damage at 10 000 dollars. Three firefighters were treated for cuts.
A new family of reactors offers competitive process heat against gas coal and oil. Early talks and negotiations involve paper mills steel plants and ore smelters needing large heat loads. Inquiries from industries worldwide pour in, according to company spokespeople.
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