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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1958
Page
6
About 30 employees mainly from production have been rehired at Lord Manufacturing Co in Erie during the last three weeks, according to Industrial Relations Manager Stephen W Carter. The firm, employing over 700, hopes these rehires will continue.
Orville J. St. Pierre aged 63 died yesterday morning at a Los Angeles veterans hospital after two years of ill health. Born in Jeannette Pennsylvania he lived in the Corry area most of his life. He is survived by his wife Grace Porter of Corry two sons Joseph and Edward his mother Queen St. Pierre of Los Angeles two daughters preceded him in death two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services and interment will be in Los Angeles.
Two New Castle men Frank Acquaviva and Ed Tucker appeal libel conspiracy convictions in a Lawrence County case. They were sentenced to nine months in the workhouse and fined $200 each for preparing and distributing anonymous campaign therapy prior to last May's primary. Third defendant Adolph DiGennaro defaulted on a $500 fine and one year probation.
The Traffic Safety Council met to reduce highway accidents. Dr. Amos E. Neyhart of Penn State outlined proposals for a 10 year traffic safety blueprint and noted the council’s skilled leadership and citizen expertise.
Indonesian government forces pressed toward rebel strongholds in Sumatra as heavy air and ground attacks battered Solok and Bukittinggi. Sjafruddin Prawiranegara urged a UN inquiry into Soviet military aid while observers suggested the revolt could collapse within the weekend.
George H. Allan, U S district director of the Internal Revenue Service, said he imposed penalties on two taxpayers who filed late after he claimed a late return excuse saying he eloped this past weekend and forgot his income tax.
James Marlow surveys split views on whether to cut taxes now to fight a recession. Presidents, lawmakers, business groups, and economists dispute timing and impact, with cautions about debts, inflation, and uncertain upturn timing.
Three year old Stephen Ray Rider crawled onto the fender and clung to a door handle of a pickup driven by his grandfather C R Rider four miles north of Nevada on U S 1. Police stopped traffic as witnesses watched the boy ride unsecured outside the vehicle. The grandfather exclaimed he nearly died when learning of it. The driver had grain in tow. The incident ended without injury.
Senator Knowland pushes a labor rights bill backed by Kennedy and Ives to regulate large pension welfare funds. The measure requires plan registration and full financial disclosure with federal penalties for fraud. It calls for secret union elections, recall votes, and a 15 percent member trigger to challenge union policy, with Douglas signaling opposition.
Senator Allott criticizes the Kennedy-Douglas-Ives proposal as inadequate for required regulatory action. He argues the pension-welfare fund issue is too important to combine with other amendments and should be reviewed on its own.
The trial of Gerhard Fischer-Schweder and nine Memel police officials for killings of more than 5,600 people in June and July 1941 is set to begin in Stuttgart next Monday. The proceedings are expected to last about three months with around 140 witnesses and five experts scheduled to testify.
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