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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1958

Page

8

Parking Authority under fire at City Council over size and plan

City Council grilled the Parking Authority amid calls for abolition or reorganization. Mayor Kinley questioned activity and membership, noting resignations and ineligibility among 14 members while the authority operates one lot on Park Street with a $650 city budget and $800 rent. Robert Grice to report back after attending more meetings. discussion included a potential alley to North Center Street and responsibility for snow and ice removal. Egg market news from New York reports unsettled wholesale prices with varied weights and sizes for whites and browns.

City Parking Authority Cty Council J. Fred Kinley Garnell Robert Grice Parks and Public Property Parks Street Kinley Park Street Raymond Weber Weber North Center Street Center Street City Couuncil Columbus Eagle Builders Supply Columbu Tau City Park West Site Gall Morgan Beverly Raymond Avenue Main Street Roosevelt Highway Shady Avenue City Line Harge Lemon Street West Church Street Mead Avenue West Pleasant Street Seneva Street East Smith Street Columbus Avenue Pleasant Street Dr. Mabel Jones North South Street Concord Street South Center Street Grove Street First Avenue AL Ofice

Wall Street slips after margin rule shock

New York stock market falls as traders react to Federal Reserve Board margin requirements raised to 70 percent of purchase price. Margins tighten after a seven month high, with declines across major sectors led by antimons, steel and chemicals. Large blocks moved stocks down more than two points, while Du Pont and several others slipped. a handful like Ford and Kodak posted modest gains amid lower government bonds.

New York IM — News du Pont Ford Penn-Texas American Smieling Eastman Kodak U. S American Can At&t Anaconda Atlantic Refining Columbia Gas Consolidated Edison Continental Can Erie Railroad General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Motors Tel & Tel Montgomery Ward National Dairy — National Distillers New York Central Pennroad Calif Ind Texas Co US Steel Youngstown &T Aero Supply South Penn

Cop Talks Man From Death By Own Action

Police saved Robert D Flack 28, a Wilkinsburg steelworker, by talking him from jumping from the Ninth Street Bridge into the Allegheny River. Patrolman Phil Morello led the rescue after arriving on the scene as traffic and fire units closed in. The man spoke of a five year old son and of a motorcycle cop named Phil, a connection that helped steady him before he was handcuffed and brought to safety.

Pisburgh Allegheny River Ninth Street Phil Masello Morcello Phil Morello Joe Robert D Flack Wilkinsburg

Won't Prosecute Girl In Slaying

Chester County authorities will not prosecute a one year-old girl who shot and killed her 6-year-old sister after a quarrel. District Attorney John B Slivley Jr said there was no criminal intent. The child reportedly accessed a loaded 32 caliber revolver from their mother's bureau drawer. An investigation into Jean Louise Seibold's home life will be conducted.

Cay Chester County John B Sliviey Jr Sharon Seibold Springdetl Jean Louise Stigley

Streets Department receives two thousand dollars transfer

City council approves transferring two thousand dollars from county funds to the streets department for winter snow removal and related expenditures. Mayor Kinley seeks approvals for moving parking meter repair equipment from Fire Station No 2 to No 1, with Lea Neckers to operate the shop for police HQ use. Engineering reports note several excavation permits and resurfacing work on West Columbus Avenue pending district engineer filing. Chamber of Commerce commends beautification efforts in City Park and sidewalk repairs around the Municipal Building.

Will Jae Meoh J Fred Kinley Goutnell No 2 Fire Station No. 1 Lea Neckers George Mulderick Chamber of Commerce Kinley

Union Conflicts Delay AFL CIO Merger Says Local Leader

Caldwell, president of Local 590 Food Employees Union, blames state level merger delays on conflicts between ambitious men not named. He notes Pennsylvania AFL CIO efforts seem as distant as they were in December 1955 when Meany issued merger order.

Lasavt Gy Saldwell 590 Food Employes Union AFL CIO Caldwell CTO Pennsylvania Meany George Meany Afl-Cio

No Parking Sign Recovered By County Police

In Charlotte in a midtown street, officer M W Hagler noted a familiar sign carried by three men. The county police soon detained them and recovered the battered sign bearing the words No Parking.

Familia Charlotte N.C M. W. Hagler

Woman Overboard In Idaho Family Row

Mrs Jacque Cole aged 18 claims a quarrel with her husband led her to dive from a moving car. The vehicle was nearly stationary when the incident occurred near Rigby Idaho. She was treated for cuts and bruises and then released.

Rigby Idaho Jacque Cole Howard Shaffer Cole Shaffer

March of Dimes Highlights 1998 Polio Fight Funds

New York report says the 1998 March of Dimes raised 35.4 million dollars in January to aid patient care research and professional education. Basil O’Conner urged continued support, noting high costs for disabled patients and ongoing polio recovery needs despite vaccine abundance. He warned against complacency and urged reaching the unvaccinated. Separately, Texas counties list shows eight counties proposed for annexation by New Mexico, with Rep. Fred Cole seeking a legislature resolution.

March of Dimes New York Basil O'Conner Naonal Foundation For O'Conner American People Texas Fred Cole New Mexico el Paso Hudspeth Culbertson Loving Reeves Jeff Davis Brewster Presidio Cola

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