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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1959
Page
4
A fragmentary Corry Journal page shows publishing details and a garbled mix of advertising rates, staff roles, and stray editorial text. The readable portions reference West South Street Corry Pa and the paper’s classifieds and notices amid unrelated corrupted lines.
President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev converse amid Berlin standoff tensions. The dialogue hints at Western troop positions, potential German reunification talks, and the path to possible concessions without explicit agreement.
Fragmentary notes recount Corry history with references to municipal offices, personnel changes, and local events. The piece mentions Robaie Cui leading the heavy shower effort, a Ward or department signatory, and unclear references to civic figures, dates, and duties amid dated, garbled text.
A garbled 40 year old county record recounts a grim execution era with names like Rey Gi Woonwind and Wallin Hatley. The text mentions a Bailiff owned by Gull and a spring concert event surrounding the Hangings. The piece appears as a fragment of a longer county association file with scattered place names and partial actions.
Police in Erie investigate a $2,000 theft linked to a sequence of disputed purchases and missing items. Authorities say surveillance and witness accounts are guiding leads as detectives pursue connections to several local businesses and possible suspects.
Police halted three Cleveland teenagers after spotting a youth driven stolen car east of Route 4. Driver fled on foot as officers pursued. One suspect, Dennis De Nuits, 18, pleaded guilty to driving without a license. The youths face county jail time and are held in Shawhanqua County jail.
The article outlines a push by school directors and unions for higher state aid and automatic salary increases for teachers and administrators. Proposals include raising base pay, adding annual increments up to targets, and funding a projected multi hundred million dollar cost over two years. The plan envisions subsidies based on teaching units and pupil counts, with districts facing substantial long term costs and uncertain prospects for passage.
Washington AP reports a domestic scene where Mrs. Murgatroyd protests the loss of monkeys sent away, while her husband dismisses the issue. The family turmoil grows as the couple argues about responsibility and the fate of their children, reflecting a strained household in upheaval.
Hal Boyle recounts a chaotic morning as Mrs Murgatroyd fights errands and cookies while a space age monkey chaos erupts. A frantic scene escalates with a door crash and a childlike cry for help as the creature causes mayhem. Alice pleads, then sighs that it is the space age.
The advisory tourdoor Cutie Sunday School held a Monday evening meeting at the Town Hall with Twist field missionary leading Bible study. Mrs Clyde Ceaurteieht served cake and crackers, honoring attendees including Mi ail Mrs. Mark Teeker- Wk, Mr and Mrs. Robert Spout, and families from Ripley linet Kupper.
State police plan to file involuntary manslaughter charges against Walter Williams driver of a tractor trailer involved in the Schuylkill Haven explosion that killed ten people. Williams will be arrested on release from Good Samaritan Hospital and faces a separate count for each death. He said his foot slipped from the brake causing the rear impact that set the propane truck ablaze. Investigators continue probes into the blast.
C. McCloskey Jr. of Chautauqua County a former FBI agent was named chairman of a New York State council to set minimum training standards for local police. Governor Rockefeller announced the eight member council as part of the war on crime program to apply to patrolmen named after July 1 1960.
A review of Corry building activity for March through May shows 236850 spent on new structures and additions, nearly double the 123500 from the same period last year. Key projects include the 105000 Methodist Church addition and a 50000 Loblaw store, with other homes garages and church additions completing the quarterly total.
A solemn ceremony in a street setting united Gates and Forrest Eas Myrtle in marriage. An attended brass and piano piece preceded by a spring floral arrangement, with Miss Jeé as maid of honor. Bridesmaids wore white gowns, corsages, and white gloves as guests watched the couple exchange vows.
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