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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1957
Page
6
An application for a marriage license was filed at the Erie County courthouse for Charles Gundagno, 62, and Myrtle Auer, 59, both of Corry. The report notes local civic news including road work, corporate earnings, accidents, and community updates in the Erie area.
State Police said John Rinaldi a year old retiree from Seward was found dead by two youths in a wooded area near Ligonier in Westmoreland County. Police believe he died of exposure after being reported missing last January.
Police reported a man attacked two women in distinct incidents in the Oakland and Frankstown areas. The suspect demanded money, brandished a plate, and forced one victim to hand over 250 dollars before fleeing in a car. The second woman was driven around, choked, and assaulted before escaping. A description noted a light-skinned Black man about six feet tall with a thin mustache.
Reports say President Eisenhower and French Premier Mollet reached consensus on Middle East matters stressing peaceful means and adherence to justice and international law. They reaffirmed support for free transit through the Suez Canal under a 1888 framework and condemned politicking around canal operations. The leaders, old friends, expressed pleasure at renewed talks.
Hal Boyle notes Harry Winston, the Mr Sparkle of gems, offers a 128 carat tear shaped diamond priced at two million dollars after disclosing the 496 carat rough. Winston cites buyers in Europe and the Middle East, including legends like the Maharajahs and King Saud, as likely markets while noting tax hurdles and limited appeal in the United States.
The United States France and Israel moved toward a paper agreement on four UN truce resolutions and the 1949 Palestine armistice. Hammarskjold urged strict Gaza administration by Egypt while Egypt could reenter the Gaza Strip if allowed. Egypt's Omar Loufti confirmed the standoff remains. Dulles Pineau and Meir met and drafted terms, signaling progress toward a lasting settlement.
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