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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1959
Page
3
A new Kane Ana Industrial Development Corp facility and the Kane Han dle Company division finish is near completion tonight. Machinery 14 to be installed in two buildings, with recruitment of workers planned before February ends.
Roland F. Scott, 45, a wheelchair bound gag writer for national comedians, died Sunday in Flint Michigan after a long illness. He had written material for Gary Moore's television shows and contributed to top comedy programs during his retirement from active work.
AFL-CIO leaders spared Carpenters Union President Maurice Hutcheson from ouster and pledged a wide corruption probe of the 450000 member union. Hutcheson faces graft allegations and Senate LM committee questions, with possible scrutiny of Charles Johnson and New York Carpenters operations. Eyeglasses note follows at article end.
Samnoure Louis Mosse, president of Standard Chair Co. of Union City, was named managing director of Jamestown Purpu ture Manufacturers Building, Inc. He succeeds Paul E. Denney, retiring after 20 years. Mosse will take the post March 1. Denney was re-elected president and Ralph W. Taylor Sr. was re-elected vice president. Mosse has 27 years in the furniture business, much in promotion, with stints in Louisville, Kentucky.
Eisenhower seeks changes to the Taft Hartley Act to curb secondary boycotts and intimidation. The Kennedy Ervin bill omits these provisions, while labor leaders demand them. Also, Alice Lucas, 87, President Eisenhower’s aunt, dies in Yakima after a six week illness.
Governor Laweeney warns of a deep 1958 recession cost, citing state outlays of over 178 million and tax gaps. He outlines reductions across aid programs, school costs, health exams, and retirement obligations while resisting new programs without matching revenue.
Khrushchev warned Washington against force in Berlin and a Soviet East German treaty that would bind a sovereign state. He said violations by either side would be resolutely rebuffed and urged unity talks as Sen. Mansfield pressed for direct talks and a nuclear free central Europe.
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