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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1959
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and numbers but the readable facts are too incomplete to identify persons, places, or events. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the available text.
Fragmented OCR text references a missing person case with unclear connections to a child and guardian. The readable portions imply a search or reporting of a person last seen with a caretaker, but essential names, dates, and locations are missing.
Erie and Kearsarge fire departments fought a blaze destroying a $2,000 barn and a $30,000 tractor. Owner William D Heidt reports no insurance. Mutual aid discussions and city assistance to suburban fires drew criticism from local officials.
Democrats assail the Eisenhower budget balancing pledges and tax-cut rhetoric as a fiscal juggling act to fool the public. Senator Mansfield rejects claims of a 100 million dollar surplus and possible early tax cuts, while Eisenhower seeks a 77 billion dollar balance. Senators Engle Kefauver and Kuchel weigh in with skepticism and defense of funding priorities.
The case involves the estate of Norman Orms, a 24 year old Waterford man killed March 20, 1956 in a truck accident while employed as a helper on a Adna Freight Line truck. Attorneys Knox and Gronall appeal a Third Circuit reversal of a $76,400 federal award.
Helen Moore Morehouse, 24, a mental patient from Harrisburg, fell from a cliff at Blue Hill Retreat and spent the night on a narrow ledge. She was rescued after state police lowered rescuers to the ledge, suffering only scratches while frostbite risk was ruled unlikely. Descriptions of the escape and rescue drew hundreds of onlookers.
A federal court hearing loomed as Circuit Judge George G. Wallace faced possible contempt for not turning over voting registration records from Barbour and Bullock counties. U.S. District Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr would decide whether to jail Wallace or uphold the order to produce the files for Civil Rights Commission investigators amid earlier compromises by Barbour jurors.
James A Borland of Evie won a 10465 dollar verdict against John Baward Clege in Common Pleas Court Judge Herbert A Mook presiding. The jury found for Borland for injuries and pain from a January 2 195 on Route 66 at Krei Corners. Borland a Department of Highways supervisor in Erie County was treated at Hamel Hospital in Erie. Diege failed to appear in court. Only plaintiff testimony was heard. The case was given to the jury at 2230 p.m.
Hollywood highlights recount Edmond OBrien's disillusionment after a three month stay in Tahiti for a rough location shoot. He laments the paradise label, notes primitive studios and improvised interiors, and recalls challenges with weather, lighting, and locals while praising some island performances.
County commissioners granted an exemption for the Erie Redevelopment Authority area reducing tax revenue by about 2176 dollars annually. The move affects buildings in Peach Sassafras redevelopment with land purchased by the city slated for resale to individuals. Several ERA properties with tenants remain assessed while others face removal from the rolls upon redevelop plans. Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to begin a Canadian tour June 18, showing the St. Lawrence Seaway during their six week visit.
Reports from Oriente province say the rebel regime halted executions claimed to be carried out by Batista loyalists. Spokesmen said promised reforms were delayed. seven people were reportedly shot in Orl ponte in batches early Monday, prompting U S protests and a Senate reaction from Senator Morse. Castro denounced American indifference and defended revolutionary actions in a Lions Club speech.
United States and Western nations consider a response to a Soviet peace conference proposal on Germany due in March. Dulles seeks a counterproposal to bridge East and West and advance talks, despite likely Allied rejection of the Soviet draft.
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