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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a day and numbers, with unclear names and places. Readable bits include a date like Friday and several figures listed as 5 and 35. The fragment resembles a public notice or listing but contains insufficient detail to confirm the event.
Boston millionaire Bernard Goldfine explains how some hotel bills and favors for President Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams were treated as business expenses. He says he will adjust tax returns if the IRS finds a mistake. Tex McCrary produced the event to a frustrated reporters’ gathering at a hotel, with Goldfine reading a prepared statement and lawyers restricting questions.
Premier De Gaulle, age 67, flew by helicopter to rebel-infested areas in Algeria during a three day tour. He traveled between mountain fortresses in the Kagylie region to assess the drive against the nationalist rebellion.
Washington Pa July report says 72 year old Justice of the Peace John M. Frazier died of a heart attack after being bound to a bed during a robbery at his Hickory home. Police call it robbery and murder. three empty wallets found, no sign of forced entry or scuffle. Sister Lena Frazier of Butler was en route to visit during the Fourth of July holiday.
City Attorney Joseph J. Ricotta seeks to establish ownership of a sunken barge near Dunkirk harbor to remove it. The vessel, sunk in a storm, is an eyesore and hazard to small boaters while a federal official says it does not justify federal removal funds. Ricotta will act once ownership is determined.
U S Internal Revenue agents seized assets of an Erie jewelry store after tax charges against proprietor Seymour G Rudolph his brother Sidney J Rudolph and sister Mrs P Beckwith Corn of Lorain Ohio. They face a tax bill dating back to 1844 for non payment of excise and income taxes. The seizure followed claims filed yesterday by federal authorities. In a separate note West German President Theodor Heuss returned today from a state visit to Canada and the United States aboard the liner Berlin.
Highways administrator Bertram D Tallamy envisions future traffic from a transcontinental route into western and central Pennsylvania. He urged a cross state megahighway parallel to the Turnpike to meet traffic needs and help secure bond repayment, while noting the interstate system could boost traffic volumes and benefit the Turnpike without harming funds. The remarks followed a Pennsylvania congressional meeting with Keystone Shortway supporters and industry officials.
Duke of Windsor arrives from Paris to consult Swiss specialists in Lausanne about his shingles illness with the duchess accompanying him.
Corry churches list morning and evening services at First Methodist Evangelical United Brethren First Church of Christ Scientist Seventh Day Adventist with sermons prayer meetings and nurseries. Clergy include Rev George A Myers Rev H Ray Harris Pastor Albert E Neil. Activities span Sunday School youth fellowships midweek prayer and special services at various centers. Bracken Funeral Home appears in the nearby directory.
An essay on guidance for boys and girls toward service to church and community, highlighting parental guidance, leaders, and youth activities. It notes the Church as the highest inspiration for a life of service and lists local congregations in Corry with their summer schedules and activities, including First Presbyterian and Christian and Missionary Alliance.
Sunday Masses are 6:46, 8:15 and 11:00 a.m. Weekday Masses at 8:00 a.m. Holy Day and First Friday Masses at 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. Leon Doleski serves West Washington Street location.
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