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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment references a missing person case with limited readable details. No clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable from the fragment, preventing a fuller card but noting ongoing police inquiry.
The readable text appears as a garbled fragment mentioning Le Pen and a TES page. No coherent events or quotes can be determined from the fragment.
Mead Park Association directors commended Boy Scouts for completing park projects including a foot-bridge and debris cleanup. They issued letters of appreciation to Newell Beckwith, William Yanatch, Jackson Floral Gardens, and Stanford Hase. Resignation of Carlton Smith as treasurer was accepted. Roy Reed named interim. Parking limits, wall and fence work, stock of fish, and new park staffing hours discussed.
Nineteen Greater Boston businessmen purchased Quoddy Village at Eastport Maine for 250000. The buyers formed Quoddy Village Corp to develop the 142 acre site with 200 buildings for recreation light industry and retirement housing. The project ties to a decades old Passamaquoddy tidal power effort and joint US Canada study.
Three workmen were injured when timbers fell in a tunnel under construction by the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority in Hazel Wood Pittsburgh. Victor Tretyak 30 Isiah Huallon 37 both of Pittsburgh and Carl Allman 52 of West Lessenring Fayette County were listed in fair condition at Montefiore Hospital. Workers took about 20 minutes to bring the injured to the surface.
The United States failed to reach an agreement with East Germany in Berlin aimed at freeing nine U S Army personnel. The third round of talks at the East Berlin Foreign Ministry ended without progress and no date was set for another meeting. The nine prisoners include eight officers and a sergeant from the Third Armored Division who were seized when their helicopter strayed across the border June 7 in a storm.
State oil firms reduce crude prices again in Pennsylvania effective today. Companies include South Penn Oil Co and Wolf's Head Oil Refining Co in Oil City, Wave ly Oil Works in Pittsburgh, and Franklin Creek Refining Co in Franklin. Earlier cuts by Valvoline Oil Co, Kendall Refining Co, and Pennsylvania Refining Co, plus Quaker State Refining Corp, bring total 25-cent per barrel reductions since March 1. New prices list Bradford Allegany at 3.90, Middle District 3.72, Southwestern Pa 3.43, Southeastern Ohio and West Virginia 3.25.
Senate moves to tighten union prosecutions while granting two long sought rights to unions. The bill bars officers from pay while not pardoned, sets federal criteria for embezzlement, bans using union funds to back individual candidates, and tightens reporting penalties. It also allows replaced strikers to vote in bargaining and legitimizes prejob union signed accords. In other news, Guy Bostonia, 32, dies after a steel beam falls at Fort Pitt Bridge Co. plant in Canonsburg, Pa.
Ike discounts Adams firing earlier remarks and praises Gov Adams as a valuable public servant. He says he has nothing more to say on the Adams-Goldfine case but answers several questions about related issues. He declines comment on a related political matter.
The city’s 750000 sewage treatment plant will soon begin full operation. Plant operator Edward J. Van Allen notes initial startup needs included wiring fixes and new pump installation. Repairs to strengthen the rail for chlorine tanks are planned by Chester Engineers. Councilman Domer J Bailey says excess fresh water enters the system, reducing treatment to about seven percent, with surveys planned to locate entry points and overflow during heavy rains.
Mayor Robert F Wagner announced a tentative settlement of a four day strike that shuttered museums zoos and libraries across New York. Union members will vote on the conference formula. terms not disclosed. The walkout affected the Bronx and Staten Island zoos the Coney Island aquarium the Hayden Planetarium the American Museum of Art and Cloisters as well as the New York Public Library and Bronx Botanical Gardens increasing strikers to about 900.
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