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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1958
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows a person named Karl aiding someone in distress. Clear details, names, or actions are incomplete, making a precise event unclear.
Weather service reports a broad storm belt from the Northeast to the Northwest bringing snow, rain, and thunderstorms. Heavy snowfall fell in Colorado and Kansas, with up to foot totals in parts of Texas and Oklahoma blocked highways. California endured heavy rain and dust storms as temperatures plummeted in the West.
In the Erie custody dispute over a 12 year old, surgery on the boy’s leg delays final decision. Attorneys Joseph Ansons and Jobs Blackmore clash over custody terms as doctors estimate three months to assess surgery effects. The boy’s mother, Mrs Robert Bruce of Ft Myers, and the father Work Sr. of Erie pursue their positions while courts await post operative results.
Parish members planned a campaign to raise funds, aiming for about 50,000 dollars. The Rev Musk and church leaders were coordinating events at a local parish center with a meeting to outline the drive and distribution of responsibilities.
A Western Pennsylvania town reports February total snowfall reaching an unprecedented 86 inches. The month saw persistent flurries, city-wide closures, and major transport disruptions as 2,199 miles of regional roads were shut. Salt spread across Corry streets totaled about 25 to 30 tons amid temperatures dipping to 10 below zero in some areas.
FBI agents were to testify that Frank Edward Wetzel’s fingerprints matched evidence from an abandoned car linked to the slayings of North Carolina troopers. Wetzel, a New York native with a long record, faces murder trial after being captured in Rockingham, North Carolina, and later sentenced to life for another trooper’s murder.
New York readers hear that millions of citizens buying goods shape economic trends. The president emphasizes private spending, business confidence, and pricing reviews as the recession’s end hinges on consumer and business expenditures and signs of investment revival.
Capital goods spending is being surveyed by the government while consumer spending shows gains in many cities as merchants cut prices on small home appliances and used cars move from lots. In New York area 14 dealers join a weekend sale, West Coast dealers offer above market value to clear stock, and the National Machine Tool Builders Association notes a tentative pickup in new orders signaling a possible rebound from a long slowdown.
Emil Mazey UAW secretary treasurer faced Rackets Committee questions as he softened earlier remarks about Sheboygan clergy. He denied targeting church leaders and apologized for any inference of intimidation in the Kohler Co strike context. Senate members called Mazey remarks shocking as probes into attack violence continued.
Businesses intensify consumer persuasion via advertising and credit departments. Manufacturers seek college recruits for sales roles as engineering interest rises. Courses to train better salespeople expand, and clerks are urged to upgrade selling methods. Firms and associations push institutional ads to bolster faith in the American economy.
Actress Helen Hayes chose NBC Omnibus to televise her Broadway hit Mrs MeThing next Sunday rather than a week night special. She praised Omnibus as close to good theater and said the adaptation of Mary Chase’s comic fantasy retains its appeal for children and adults alike.
In Cambria County Pennsylvania Burgess Domenick Gelotte seeks court permission to sue the Nanty Glo Borough for damages alleging repairs to an alley diverted drainage water onto his property. The case arose after failure to settle with the boroughs insurer.
A brief note lauds several dining venues for outstanding cuisine and friendly hospitality, inviting patrons to patronize their establishments.
Santa Rosa California reports the death of Merley Vincent an attorney and businessman prominent in the Roosevelt administration. A former deputy and administrator for the National Recovery Administration he led the NRA Textile Division. Born in Harrisville Michigan he had long resided in Greeley Colorado.
The Banking Committee approved the Sparkman housing bill authorizing 1.85 billion for mortgage support, FHA down payment caps, two more years for veterans loans, and a 0.25 percent rate rise on GT loans. Gore's highway bill promises about 12.5 billion in federal-state funding over 19 years, plus 1.4 billion for current road programs. Douglas proposes a tax cut lowering the first 1,000 dollars of taxable income from 20 to 15 percent.
Corry based Thomas Motors of Corry Inc offers 24 hour wrecker service. Call 2-0125 for assistance. If unanswered, try 2-605 for towing and roadside help.
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