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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
3
Fragmented text references civil rights, public schools, and a local debate. Mentions opposition to bills, racial issues, and a court context. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear due to OCR damage.
Erie A police hunt for a gun owned by an armed robbery suspect ended when a nurse found a .32 caliber automatic under the suspect’s hospital bed pillow. Ronald Noyer, 25, of Brie, was injured when the weapon discharged while he said he was cleaning it. Detectives recovered the weapon in Hamot Hospital, and Noyer admitted ownership as the same gun tied to the March 19 hold up of Thrift Loan Co. He had denied gun ownership earlier and said he bought it “from some guy.”
Marietta Oklahoma highway patrolman Gilbert Duggan stopped a car for speeding and found 21 year old Martin J. Gutierros of Caracas Venezuela, a University of Tulsa student, armed with a loaded .28 caliber pistol a 30 20 rifle and a loaded gun belt Gutierros said he was playing cowboy.
Beaverdam Mennonite Church will show a 72 minute film titled Unfinished Task next Sunday at 8 p.m. Rev Richard Huse taller says the story follows a busy Christian businessman who learns to put God's work first. The Geneva public is invited. Summer Bible School starts Monday, June 27, from 9 to 11 30 a.m. for boys and girls from ages four through the eighth grade in the Beaverdam Elfin area. For more information contact Rev Hostetler.
The House weighs two tariff ideas as President and Speaker Rayburn back a five year extension of tariff cutting powers with congressional veto by two thirds. A Republican backed substitute proposes a two year extension and shifts final tariff decision to the Tariff Commission. Debates began with administration pressure influencing wavering Republicans.
Sixteen hours after receiving his medical degree from Tufts, Dr. Lawrence S. Higgins, 26, helped deliver a 7 pound 15 ounce son for Mrs. Jacques H. Delaporte of Hope Valley on the way to South County Hospital Wakefield. The mother and child are reported well. Higgins will begin an internship at Rhode Island Hospital in July. More than 1,000 delegates are expected at the 43rd Esperanto Congress in Mainz Germany in August.
Ludwig Koppee a leading Milwaukee German theater actor of the 1920s died Sunday in Blehart Lake Wis from a stroke He was born in Germany and came to the United States in 1908
Prince Gracie host Trumans with Garey invite former President and Mrs. Truman to a charity fete on the French Riviera. Tickets priced at 23.81 dollars each, plus champagne. Frank Sinatra and Noel Coward to lead the singing for the At Children’s Fund event.
Dallas to Chicago bank chief says the current economy does not justify tax cuts or major future policy moves. David M. Kennedy of Continental Illinois National Bank cites inflation as the era’s central problem in remarks to the Southwestern Graduate School of Banking.
The Federal Civil Defense Administration notified Pennsylvania that it is eligible for 34 additional emergency hospital units worth 25 000 dollars each. Pennsylvania already has received units valued at over two million dollars. Units store in central and western counties, with some in the east, and can be housed in schools plants and hospitals free of charge. Applications are on hand for units to be placed in counties including Westmoreland Clearfield Jefferson Susquehanna Somerset York Luzerne Wyoming Montgomery Centre Delaware Franklin Northampton Chester and Beagan.
Report from Louisville Kentucky noting a one year old child named Raymond Dudd has taken up cigar smoking at home. His mother said he smokes occasionally a cigar and two cigarets daily. She adds they never forbid him and he always uses an ash tray.
Henry T. Mitchell aged 19 was charged with involuntary manslaughter in a May auto crash near Williamsport that killed Kathy E. Gramleh a 3 year old girl. Mitchell appeared before Justice Howid P Ebner Sr, ordered to a grand jury, and released on $2,000 bail in Win Warmsource Fayette County.
East German state run Die Volkszeitung hinted that Maj James F.R. Zeller of Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, and his helicopter crew learned no information before their helicopter made a forced landing. American officials, citing the incident near Weimar, say the US helicopter tasked to the 3rd Armored Division in West Germany ran out of fuel during a recovery mission.
A blast damaged a 40 foot high rise apartment building in the North End. Three men were missing, no woman listed. Authorities said the cause was unknown and a full investigation is ongoing with unclear leads. The blast appears to have originated near a baseball valley area, and investigators are pursuing all possibilities.
Mrs. Pannie Lorber, longtime founder and 50 year president of the Jewish Nation Home for Asthmatic Children, died yesterday in Denver. Born in Russia, she emigrated to this country in 1890. Her husband N Lorber, a Denver businessman, died in 1964.
Harrisburg dispatch reports eleven veteran state Liquor Control Board employees were fired after failing to qualify for civil service under a 90 day rule. The group, with service dating back to 1943 1947, included Willim Campbell Philade phia Zak Uniontown and seven more named workers from Philadelphia Wilkes Barre Altoona Williamsport and other towns. The action follows Justice Department guidance and questions raised by Auditor General Charles C. Smith about continued sick pay while provisional status lapsed.
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