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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1959
Page
2
Fragmented items report tax forms in state law and a missing teen in Youngsville area, plus local shop ads, a gas range display sale and a gas company move. Other notes include a burglary charge, a used cars event, a charity meal offer, a church funeral detail, and lodge obsequies.
A stranger woke Edward Dunn at his home asking to use the phone and stole $93 from a bag on a table. Dunn’s 14 year old daughter was home. the thief fled after taking the money, which included $64 in cash and two checks. The incident occurred Wednesday around 6 30 p.m. in a quiet neighborhood.
Community items include new junior dresses at Mabel's Shoppe, a sworn-in deputy general Jess Jinl Janle Sr in Morrisburg, unemployment benefits ruling, a VFW dance, arbitration awards in Centerville, fishing boat sale prices at Ike's Sport Shop, and a hospital dedication ceremony at Br Anna Maine with a new business location opening in North Center Street.
At the hospital at 7 a.m. today several patients are listed including Laura Jewell, Lurry Upton, Ralph Ely, Missy Vanderhoof, Timothy and Kathleen Daley, Thelma Wiles, and Theodore Jaggs. Discharges include Louann Winkle, Ray Brown, Archie Lewis, and others with transfers noted. a two car crash injured Jean Verone in Erie and involved drivers Cohick and Pyler. An Erie orchestra played from 10 to 2 on Saturday night.
Mrs Luce resigns from the Brazil post as the diplomatic row over American policy deepens. The move comes as Brazil-US ties face strain, with calls for a plenipotentiary envoy and concern for inter American relations. The statement notes grave colonial difficulties and the need to serve national interests.
Five western Pennsylvania refiners led by South Penn Oil Co announced a ten cent per barrel price rise for Pennsylvania Grade crude. Bradford district crude goes to 4.24, Middle District 4.07, Southwestern Pennsylvania 2.80, Eureka West Virginia 3.87. Jos E. Selden cited stronger supply and demand for the hike.
A group of wives and union members continued blocking access roads to the Phillips Petroleum refinery at Okmulgee despite a District Court injunction naming 12 women. Five women faced contempt citations for stopping an entrance, and were ordered to appear in court. The strike, now 77 days old, centers on disputed employee dismissals and seniority.
James Marlow reports from Washington that Western foreign ministers and Soviet allies show a united front in Paris ahead of the Geneva session set for May 11. Analysts warn the apparent agreement may be window dressing as Berlin remains the core dispute and Khrushchev’s Berlin ultimatum complicates any future deal.
James Sandoval told police two women and five men parked a car and two motorcycles in his driveway. They moved outdoor furniture to the patio and broke into the house taking liquor. He surprised them returning from a movie Wednesday night and found them sipping highballs on the patio.
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