Bombing Ed After More Aid Improves Farmance
Fragmentary note reports bombing incident followed by aid, with references to improved performance after the attack. Details unclear due to garbled text. No clear names, places, or dates are extractable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1958
Page
3
Fragmentary note reports bombing incident followed by aid, with references to improved performance after the attack. Details unclear due to garbled text. No clear names, places, or dates are extractable.
Partial OCR record describes a man named James N and an unnamed driver colliding near a residence. The text is garbled but indicates an incident with a vehicle and an offender restrained or confronted at the scene.
An 11 year old from Onsted Michigan underwent a delicate heart operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Doctors said she had only a slim chance to live without the five hour surgery and blood donors from her town traveled to Baltimore to assist.
Kane George Geull 21 of Fimes City, a dystrophy sufferer, survived a crash when the car he rode in left the road near Kane. He was freed from the wreck by a nearby wrecker, taken to Kane Community Hospital for shock and injuries.
FBI searches for suspect after late night window deposit chute theft at Lincoln Bank and Trust. A $1100 loss is reported while details of the incident and pursuing officers emerge. An apparent assault near Johnstown ends with the death of Councilman Fred Bursins in a field near Westfield.
Combined choirs from Corry churches rehearse for Holy Week under H Lynn Rice at First Methodist Church. About 35 singers attended the joint practice, praised as successful. Next session set for Sunday at 2 30 PM. Soloists Charles Cornell tenor and John Rossbacher bass for Easter presentation The Crucifixion.
In Lee County Superior Court the state laid out evidence including a 1957 black Oldsmobile and a powertl pistol tied to Frank Edward Wetzel in the slaying of North Carolina highway patrolman J. T. Brown. FBI agent Riley identified six pistols rifles and ammunition found in the car plus clothing jewelry a road map and other items later linked to local break-ins. The defense contends Wetzel faces possible execution if convicted and the case was nearing juror deliberation after an eighth day of testimony.
The report cites 5,200,000 jobless in February and notes AFL-CIO leaders amid a push for public works funding. Officials blame both the administration and Congress for slow action on wage programs for schools hospitals airports and related projects.
James Marlow reports that President Eisenhower and aides including Vice President Nixon and Gabriel Hauge discussed unemployment data. They warned misreadings could misstate progress, while forecasts suggested a pickup in job opportunities by March and a potential tax cut if the recession worsened.
In a crossfire of statements, Nixon said a tax cut is possible if the economy shows no early upturn, while Hauge urged caution. Eisenhower criticized federal spending but urged speeding public works and proposed extending unemployment benefits to workers exhausted of benefits. The remarks frame a split on economic relief as March dates loom.
Mrs Mumma blasts sack fashions and campaigns in a bid for governor amid a state viewed as unfriendly to women. Her platform calls for free market wheat policy, constitutional government and strong state rights. She vows to purge Communists and empower the people with work rights.
Malcolm Stewart of Girard, 24, charged with involuntary manslaughter after a head on collision on Route 20 near Fairview March 9. Stevens, his wife Beverly, and a Walshboro couple were killed. Stewart pleaded not guilty and posted $2,500 bond for a Thursday hearing before Lake City Justice Harold W. Oliver.
Requiem services for Mary Bensinger were held at St Thomas Church with Rev Francis Graves celebrating at 9 20 this morning. Temporary interment followed in Pine Grove mausoleum. Attendees included Charles Bensinger Ver Monk Schultz and Julia and William Schultz from New York City.
Harvard College has bought an hour on CBS for a program titled The Case for the College airing March 28. Moderator Nathan M. Pusey will lead Harvard alumni and students, aiming to dispel the ivory tower image and show liberal education’s relevance amid Cold War concerns and Sputnik.
A commercial flatboat named Alice 1 owned by HC Lant and Co of Barcelona NY reached port last night after being freed from Lake Erie ice floes by Overtie boats. The crew suffered no ill effects. A Canadian vessel trapped near the harbor entrance last week was also freed safely.
Theodore Lyne, 4, of Confluence Somersby County, was electrocuted yesterday while working at the Whipkey Coal Co mine in Fayette County. The accident occurred during routine operations at the mine shaft and authorities are investigating.
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