Fragmentary OCR notes on court, law, and panel remarks
A jumble of phrases references court, law, and a panel. It mentions a team and individuals with unclear roles and legal system implications. No clear events or outcomes are readable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1958
Page
3
A jumble of phrases references court, law, and a panel. It mentions a team and individuals with unclear roles and legal system implications. No clear events or outcomes are readable.
The readable text shows a damaged OCR fragment mentioning pills, tires, and injuries. No clear events, dates, or names are identifiable to determine a full news item or outcome.
Exviss-Qevrent TS ue ule Erle County Planning Commission approved a three year urban planning program to be submitted to county commissioners for final approval. The plan includes base mapping, land use surveys, traffic and economic studies, public facilities, and a county financing plan totaling 144 225 over three years with the county share around 81 975. A six person staff is proposed including a senior planner and a planning technician. The group backs a federal grant of 62 850 to fund part of the program and will work with the Citizens Action Committee CAC as needed.
President Eisenhower asks Ambassador Lodge to push Security Council action to bring Middle East matters to the General Assembly. Council slated to meet tomorrow in New York with an Assembly start possible Friday. Disagreement remains over the exact issue to be debated, as the U.S. seeks measures to shield Lebanon and enable troop withdrawal.
North East packing firms North East Packing and Sunshine Packing were fined 200 by Pennsylvania Fish Commission after a days long probe. Residents complained pollution from the creek feeding Sixteen Mile Creek to Lake Erie at Freeport. Investigators found bypass of the borough waste meter and daily sampler tests used to bill disposal costs.
A report notes business agents for Teamsters Local 932 in Flint and Detroit council figures resigned. Both testified reluctantly before the Senate Rackets Committee. Frank, injured, initially hid his identity after a hospital visit, then claimed two men robbed him, tied him, burned him, and warned Herman he would be next. A separate item places Grosseto fossils as 10 to 11 million years old.
Beaverdam Mennonite Church will ordain Hienara Hostetler, a licensed minister, to the Christian ministry on Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev. Yoder will oversee the ceremony. Hostetler previously served Wooster, Ohio, and studied at Goshen College with Harold Bauman delivering the ordination sermon. Maxwell Taylor began a two day London visit to meet Britain's service chiefs.
City police chief HM Drake submitted the July report to City Council showing one fatal auto accident and seven other crashes with damages up to 1600 dollars. Nine arrests for drunk and disorderly conduct and driving while intoxicated. Eleven vehicle code citations for speed, mufflers, lights, and stop signs. Three youths cited for malicious mischief. One woman pedestrian slightly injured. 192 paid parking tickets. 15 lodging requests and six lost found items reported. Police logged 56 radio calls and patrolled 3705 miles.
A brief memorial note from the family honors Archie Way who died August 1 1953 with lines about loving memory and kindness. The card expresses sincere remembrance and lasting memories from those left behind.
TV drama producer Brodkin joins Fred Coe and John Houseman to guide Playhouse 90 through a West Coast season. He notes time as the key challenge for writers and defends TV should create its own material rather than rely on novels. Also report on women drivers' safety finding by Floyd Webb of Michigan AAA.
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