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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1959
Page
2
The Journal offers over 200 wedding invitation styles with guidance for June brides. A mix of local notices and community items appears alongside shopping ads and brief crime and event notes from City and Vicinity.
At the hospital several named patients are admitted or discharged including Mrs Mary d Printer and Mrs Od Weber. A shoulder fracture from a tractor incident is noted for Vincent Hexpthil who was treated and released. A civil court sulk in Erie involves Rew Kintle and property owners Benjamin and Pauline Foutkow. Road accident on Route one near Franklin injures driver Frank ill and passenger Mervin Wilt. A Parking Authority matter and land designation dispute are mentioned with local officials named.
Four men face charges in a rape case tied to a New York college area incident. Existing jurors number around 156 with several defendants awaiting counsel as defense teams prepare pleas claiming insanity.
A historic test marked the first successful delivery of mail by missile in Washington. The project demonstrated rapid transport capability integrating military and postal logistics. Officials hailed the milestone as a potential future method for urgent correspondence.
Canton Ohio April reports say the United Rubber Workers and BF Goodrich Co reached a tentative agreement to end a five day walkout by 14 000 Goodrich workers across eight plants subject to local union ratification. Details were not immediately released. Another tentative accord involves Firestone Tire and Rubber Co affecting about 19 000 workers in eight cities, with related master contracts and pensions and health insurance to be bargained.
Bruce Moran, 25, was booked after a break in at a closed hotel. He allegedly broke into rooms on six of seven floors, flinging furniture and yelling. Police investigated the incident with losses estimated in the hundreds of dollars.
A Florida A&M University case discusses a rape accusation with publication restrictions on names. The article notes no white man has ever been electrocuted for rape in the state and mentions a convicting jury recommending mercy.
President Eisenhower asked Congress to boost savers returns by raising new bond yields up to 3 percent and to enhance the payoff on outstanding bonds. The Treasury would likely shorten maturities to lift yields and reduce inflationary pressure while keeping tax advantages.
Queenie the 1,000-pound elephant, a Bicentennial star, swam after wake from a passing boat. Trainer Bill Green steadied the elephant and freed her from her pontoon skis. A crane lifted Queenie from the water and she swam to shore with Green.
Lt. General Donald P. Booth United States high commissioner of the Ryukyu Islands arrived in Seoul yesterday for a visit to the Republic of Korea.
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon urged campaign money as key to a 1960 GOP win. A dinner honoring GOP lawmakers raised over 300000, split 60 percent to the House and 40 percent to the Senate campaign committees. Nixon warned money buys the sinews of war for a sound prosperous economy.
The board discussed speech therapist Let te MacClintock work with Corry and Union City pupils and steps to fix speech defects. They sanctioned using the driver training car for summer school business. Directors Tunnell Meerdink and Buiry joined a public library school policy committee. William Peiffer joined the library board. A teen girl asked to complete high school in a summer night class. trustees doubted the precedent.
Deputy Premier Fra Koslov of the Soviet Union plans a 10 day visit to the United States. He seeks a meeting with President Eisenhower and senior officials and a coast to coast tour in early July. He arrives in New York on June 25 to open the Soviet National Exhibition at the New York Coliseum.
Philadelphia report states John B. Kelly Sr 68 father of Princess Grace of Monaco underwent an emergency appendectomy. The condition was described as urgent but not life threatening.
A county tax proposal discussed by commissioners led by Gregor seeks to raise assessment levels for 1980 under existing statutes. The plan would limit increases for appraisals but could raise rates to fund services, with debate over whether to avoid higher levies this year.
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