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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1957
Page
3
Fragments mention a Franktin d son of mia Turn erting nytt Wis post it defense. Vague references indicate charges potentially tied to an unlabeled dental matter and a Rushmore related inquiry.
The International Association of Machinists Lodge 16 reports a settlement ending the toy works strike. About 150 thousand workers in various capacities will return to work today as a two year contract is set. The agreement covers cost of living adjustments and pension contributions, with the company continuing to contribute 12 cents an hour. The strike ended after negotiations aimed to ease production and stabilize labor conditions.
A Philadelphia man Severino, 38, and a West Jersey Hospital Camden incident left a nine year old boy named Charles Eims of Martin distric with critical injuries. His sister Debra June, 11, suffered a skull fracture. The father Thorne W., 80, was in good condition at Undericont Hospital Woodbury after minor injuries. His wife Martha was released after treatment for cuts and bruises. Police indicate the collision occurred yesterday involving Elms ear coilided with another vehicle.
Waterford man Ray Peters was killed in a road crash east of Finnborm. The driver, uninjured, reportedly fell from a boat and was crushed by a mailbox support amid a muddy scene. Police and rescue crews attended the scene. cause under investigation.
General Greil Lessing launched a personal inquiry at Milo Gunnery Range into a crash that killed a Japanese woman a week ago. Lt. Gordon faces involuntary manslaughter charges as prosecutors weigh indicting him after the air tragedy.
Mayor extends open house at Jamestown Municipal Airport to showcase the rebuilt main runway. Public can inspect the upgraded facility from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday with airport traffic rerouted to ease access. Visitors will see the new 24 foot highway like runway construction and traffic arrangements for better docking and operations. The event is hosted by City Council Airport Commission and Public Works.
Mrs Josie E Speck of Corry dies yesterday afternoon at her home after a brief illness. Born February 27 1878 in Concord Township she lived in the Cory area except for two years in Little Washington PA. Survived by husband William married March 29 1909 daughter Mrs Charles H Raeke Corry grandson Robert Raeke. services Monday at 2 PM at Brooker Funeral Home with viewing Sunday 7 to 9 30 PM. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Union Livestock prices listed for August 8 1957 include hogs cows calves lambs and bulls.
More than 1,250,000 residents in greater Boston lacked local morning newspapers as a wage dispute involving 300 mailers halted publication across seven dailies. The halt affected the Globe, Morning Herald, Record, American, and Traveler, with Sunday editions likely also hit. About 6,000 non striking workers were told not to report, and the Christian Science Monitor remained the lone paper source while radio and TV adjusted newscasts.
Martin declares dollar depreciation as the No 1 danger to the country at the Pennsylvania American Legion convention. John W Collins of Connellsville to be new commander, with three vice commanders elected. Women’s auxiliary leadership named. Stock market note from Wall Street concludes the report.
Winds up to 65 miles per hour caused flooding and evacuations along the Texas and Louisiana coast. Red Cross centers reported refugees and coastal communities evacuated, with authorities signaling most roads passable but some flooded inland areas. Sheriff notes all families in Cameron area evacuated Thursday night and residents welcomed the order.
An Altoona report notes injuries and a fatality following a recent incident described with sparse OCR text. The fragment mentions a child and a named person associated with Altoona, with unclear details on the exact events or dispatch dates.
Babson argues semi retirement may help older workers, urging caution on earnings. The article cites California and Florida retirees seeking checks from Social Security, pensions, or investments, warning that earning over 3100 per year could affect Social Security benefits and other entitlements. The piece notes the need to plan to preserve benefits while considering continued work and finances.
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