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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1958
Page
4
The 85th Congress faces a busy second session with national defense, debt limits, tax changes, and foreign aid on the agenda. Domestic issues such as inflation, unemployment, farm policy, housing, civil rights, immigration, and postal rates will compete for attention as lawmakers seek to sustain prosperity for the Cold War era.
President Roosevelt named Stanley Reed to fill the Supreme Court vacancy caused by Justice Sutherland's retirement. Corry's relief squad continued touring. Public Assistance notes show over 490 people receiving direct benefits as of the latest tally. A patrolman and others reported five gunshots at Center and Main at 12:45 this morning, but no witnesses could substantiate the claim.
Four decades back in January 1918 reports note sugar hoarding, curtailed supplies, and rising sugar sales. Fuel Administrator Potter may issue orders for more lightless nights and two lightless tugs are arranged. Fire Chief Andrew Paulson’s 1917 fire losses totaled 32 000 with 27 fires in the city. A city business view discusses wages, steel costs, and a stance against recession. Corporate leaders forecast profits and growth, aligning with the State of the Union on temporary disruptions and resilient growth.
Jamestown man Peter Sisak was sentenced to one year in Monroe County Penitentiary for criminal negligence in operating a motor vehicle that killed Jamestown mother Louise Hedstrom and her 2 year old daughter Joette last Labor Day. He was convicted November 20 after a 42 minute jury deliberation in Mayville.
A funeral service for Charles Cook was held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 o'clock with Rev. Hy Ray Harris officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Edwin Chellon Lyle Chellon Neil Chellon Ernest Chellon Gary Chellon and Guy Fralick. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Merle Miller Mr and Mrs David Main Warren Mr and Mrs G W Bailey Garland Hubert Miller Eric Mr and Mrs Willard Wood Mr and Mrs A B Shepard Union City.
Senator Mar lin of Pennsylvania, who spent 10 days in a hospital with pneumonia, briefly returned to his office yesterday. It marked his first appearance since illness at home in Washington, Pennsylvania, with discharge reported on Christmas Eve.
Hal Boyle notes rising dog populations and a shift toward pedigreed pets in the United States. Milton Weiss, head of the Animal Insurance Co. of America, says 18 million pedigreed dogs out of 30 million total creates a $5 billion value, with insurance from $125 to $13,000 per dog and fraud safeguards including veterinary proof and nose prints.
Richards Zanuck, 23, son of producer Darryl Ganuck, married 1 year old actress Lill Gentile yesterday at the First Methodist Church in Santa Monica Calif. Gentile is described as a Southern beauty from Birmingham Alabama.
Mr and Mrs Robert James of Tinssville were seriously injured when their car skidded on ice and crashed into a house on Maxwell Drive. They were taken to Titusville Hospital in stable condition with rib, shoulder, and ankle injuries amid freezing rain and slick roads.
Obituary for BE Sehiweitzer 66 of Hemlack Pa died Monday at Warren Cetera Hospital. Funeral Friday at Trinity Church in Warren. Born July 10 18 T in Warren. Retired telegraph operator who worked 50 years for Porissivsala Pibilroad and 30 years at EY lower in Corry. Survived by wife Winlet six children one sister and nephews. Interment at Warren County Memorial Park in Starbuick with Rev Beecher M Fultledee officiating.
Buffalo area WBEN TV lists a sprawling Thursday lineup with news and sports blocks, kids shows, and classic programs. Key items include Captain Kangaroo, Popeye's Playhouse, The Garry Moore Show, As The World Turns, The Guiding Light, Playhouse 90, and a late news/weather wrap. Schedule emphasizes Theatre segments, weather forecasts, and sports recaps, reflecting a busy local broadcasting slate.
In a wary forecast for 1958, U S auto executives rebuff profit rebates to stockholders workers and customers amid union calls for share of profits. Treasury analysis warns of tax losses if profit sharing expands across industries while unions brace for tough bargaining as recession looms and demand weakens.
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