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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1958
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Kraft Dairy matter involving a moratorium or tourer reference. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. the item appears as an incomplete notice or shorthand in a local page segment.
Fire Marshal Stanley Saymanowicz investigated a blaze at Molded Fibre Glass in Union City around 4:00 am. Suspected arson involved kerosene and volatile drums, with losses estimated near 15,000 to 9,000 in value. firefighters halted the flames within two hours despite explosions.
Details describe a U S pilot shot down over demilitarized zones in Korea and awaiting repatriation. The incident sparks UN and Communist responses with disputed zone violations and protest over armed aggression.
Lawmakers from both parties pushed for renewed federal spending and public works. Democratic House members proposed a 24 billion loan program to fund sewage, water, libraries, transportation, and public buildings in labor surplus areas. Republican senators called for higher spending and school aid while some lawmakers urged tax cuts to free funds. Johnson cited unspent military and construction money at 7.1 billion dollars as of January 1.
Open bowling runs at Bowl-Aire with daily sessions after school and work. Weekdays from 1 to 5 PM, Friday evenings, Saturdays from 1 to midnight, and Sundays from 1 to 7 PM. This schedule offers flexible hours for casual bowlers and families to drop in.
Washington reports say 40 witnesses were called to testify in the Kohler Company probe into the UAW backed boycott during the 1954 strike. Emile Mazey, UAW secretary treasurer, was to face further questioning as hearings focus on violence and vandalism linked to the dispute. Walter Reuther urged Senator Goldwater to seek sanity to avoid a political brawl and hinder a just settlement.
A church in Clymer nine miles northeast of Indiana, PA, suffered extensive damage to its recently remodeled interior after a fire started about an hour before Sunday School. Firemen and Rev. Robert S. Lehman estimated conservatively about $25,000 in damage. cause not determined.
A portrait of President Eisenhower by Boris G. Gordon was slashed in a Houston Club. A note stated We don’t like Ike in Texas. Club manager Henry O Barbour said the painting, valued over 1000 dollars, had been in the club 10 days and was sent to the State Capitol in Austin. The slash ran about 12 inches across the upper face.
Mary C. Burke 67 of Pitcairn died after injuries from a traffic crash February 24. She passed away Saturday at Mercy Hospital.
Fire Chief Peter Kuhn estimated total losses at 250000 with 200000 for the building and 150000 for contents. State officials to investigate origin after the Quirk firm president returned from Washington. A second alarm fire at about 5 p.m. caused the building to be closed with 14 water lines deployed.
In Quincy a vast crowd of about 19 000 vaccinates and 40 000 attendees gathered yesterday for a major antipolio inoculation program. Women and children died after a battery of doctors nurses and clinicians administered vaccines in what is described as one of the largest campaigns in the country.
Lloyd B. Sample, 71, of Jamestown area, formerly of Columbus and Gary, died Saturday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Elizabeth Church Sample, son Ralph H. Sample, stepdaughter Eileen Skiff, four grandchildren, two sisters, two brothers, and four shelter and children. Body at Lind Funeral Home Jamestown. burial Maple Grove Cemetery Ashville.
In Cambria County a 16 year old girl Janice Willams died after a crash following church services at the Methodist Church in Belsano. Ruth Marie Artemus 14 was injured with head injuries and taken to Johnstown Memorial Hospital. It was the county's first traffic fatality of the year.
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