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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1958
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about votes and ballots with no identifiable persons organizations or places to confirm a coherent news item or event. The readable portion does not establish a date, place, or outcome.
Mayor David Lawrence, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, vows to build on Pittsburgh’s multi million dollar redevelopment as he campaigns before 1500 supporters in South Park. He aims to unite government, management and labor on job creation, education, parks, highways, farming, water, mental health and taxes while praising Gov. Leader’s Senate bid.
A fire on State street in Erie damaged the Saratoga Bar and an upstairs apartment. Deputy Chief Louis Hamann said a cigarette may have started the blaze around 9 42 p m, burning through the floor into the attic space. Losses totaled 600 for the apartment contents, 200 for the bar, and 100 for the building. Occupants Sylvester Cooley and A Salters and patrons returned after cleanup.
In Shelby, during a marriage rehearsal for Mary Price and Clyde Willis a live snake caused a commotion when a maid of honor cried out. The reptile slithered into the church prompting a brief scare, but the ceremony proceeded the next day with no snakes and no objections.
Sue for 10000 damages filed in Venango County Court by Sue J Wade Horn and Hazel Horn of Oakland Township over loss of their sole water source. They allege Wolf's Head Oil Refining Co dumped refuse and wastes into an abandoned well and pits on John S Horn property, contaminating springs used for domestic water. They detail expenses of drilling chemist, lost wages, travel, and a drop in property value from 6300 to 3500.
Miss Barbara Ann Lupone 18 was killed in a fatal crash that also claimed a driver Dennison John Jr 19 and left Frank Richard Mole 18 in critical condition in Lackawanna. Janet Diane Desmond 18 survived with improved condition while another victim, William Albertine 21, committed suicide days after the crash.
Harry Ban check, 40, of Pittsburgh, was killed yesterday when two cars collided on Route 119 seven miles north of Indiana. He was riding alone.
Hollywood highlights Robert Ryan and his wife created Oakwood School eight years ago to improve education after crowded wartime public schools. They recruited staff, built a new building, and enlisted Marie Spotswood to run the school with freedom. The program now educates about 80 students across seven classrooms with a new playing field.
A 157 mile endurance race starts in Salt Lake City with men on foot competing against mounted horses to Roosevelt Utah. Stewart Paulick of Tooele leads early after passing Daniel's Summit 70 miles from the start. Edo Romagnoli the first runner trails by seven miles with a New York officer resting near Heber. Roy McMurtry quits 27 miles from the start while 62 year old runner says this will be his last run.
Firefighters fought a stubborn blaze on the roof of the Hampshire House hotel for nearly 15 hours. Crews worked over Central Park South at height above 400 feet using pneumatic drills to breach the steel roof and reach burning beams. The fire appeared started by sheet metal workers repairing the roof.
Tuffys Kendall Service Washing Lubrication advertises car care at the corner of Center and Phone Washington Streets with contact number 2-1224.
Under pressure from Prime Minister Macmillan and Eisenhower, Khrushchev signals openness to a United Nations Security Council conference with world leaders. Officials say a formal, orderly process could bring chiefs of state together, with Eisenhower prepared to attend if all governments agree. Discussions hint at a possible emergency summit involving the United States Soviet Union Britain France and Italy to ease tension over the Middle East and broader UN issues.
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