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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1957
Page
4
The piece honors Sister Marie Suzanne of the Marist Order for developing an anti leprosy vaccine from tissue of a priest she treated. Vatican scientists tested it and she died at 69 in Lyons, France, shortly before their public announcement. The report credits her as a benefactor of humanity.
A Jeep struck a horse three miles south of Titusville at 5 30 p m Friday injuring the rider identified as rank Se 29 of RD 3 Titusville and injuring the horse owned by Donald Caldwell also of RD 3 Titusville The horse suffered hindquarter injuries and internal damage with about 350 damage to the truck The horse reportedly jumped from an embankment into the road as the southbound vehicle approached and was taken home by its owner.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reviews a 1937 peace talks event between labor and industry factions, notes Allentown and Temple University ties to a new commercial instructor, and reports on school lectures. City finances aim to reveal 1938 assessed values soon as council meets. Christmas savings of 24000 dollars to distribute via Guinens National Bank are announced. Road funding fears rise with Harrisburg news of nine million dollar cuts impacting Erie County and northwest Pennsylvania infrastructure.
Police probe possible arson after a blast shattered Ann Mulyenhil's Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant in uptown Pittsburgh. The ground level fire damaged furniture and bar equipment estimated at 38,000 dollars. No one was inside. two families on upper floors escaped injury.
Vernon Liedtke known as the Sen sational Orton died while practicing a new rope act for a European tour. He attempted a 40 foot pole routine near his home in Levittke. Hal Pence of Helibor said he believed a misstep caused the fall, with local curiosity surrounding the tragedy.
David Hitchcock 11, of Alx area, died in Bradford Hospital five hours after a 3 p m collision between his bike and a car driven by Verdelia Peters of Olean at a village intersection. He was chased by a dog and struck the car, breaking through the windshield. Services set from family home tomorrow at 7 30 p m.
Springfield report says an Arab sheik with 39 wives wants to marry Eleanor Roosevelt per her son James Roosevelt. Roosevelt recalled a formal offer after an Israel bond rally and quipped he would meet the sheik only if Israel bans adding more wives.
James Marlow reports on Attorney General Rogers discussing whether the president’s disability allows the vice president to assume duties. Rogers cites a White House request and a Hull discussion with Eisenhower’s doctors, who described the stroke as mild and transitional. The piece probes constitutional questions of who decides a president’s incapacity, whether the transfer is temporary or permanent, and how recovery is determined, noting impeachment if a president resists stepping aside.
Warren area driving examinations may stop if a new state police sub station opens in North Warren. Sgt. Donald Holmes cited distance and city traffic as obstacles, with Kane of Garry as the nearest alternative. The $30,000 substation near Route 62 and Warren State Hospital would move operations from Warren, disrupting current twice weekly exam sessions.
A dense TV lineup lists shows from Color Test Pattern at 6:00 to The Thief closing the late evening. Programs include The Jimmy Dean Show, Network News, Popeye, Garry Moore, Arthur Godfrey Time, Love of Life, Guiding Light, World Turns, The Big Payoff, The Verdict Is Yours, and weather.
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