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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1958
Page
1
Readable text fragments mention farming, milk, hay, cattle, acres, and equipment with scattered names and dates. The content is disjointed and lacks a cohesive event or clear entities to summarize beyond generic agricultural items and trades.
Amersburg MT CH wli fy Burkholder re elected president of the executive committee of the YMCAs of Pennsylvania at the 89th annual convention. Drene Kolper Miller received the Master of Men award and Theodore A. Distler spoke. Four Coromys Wend honored for building work. plaque and service recognitions awarded to Hillstrom Hillstrom Lane Bauer and others.
Secretary of Agriculture Benson plans a Russia trip the first by a Cabinet officer of the Bohnower administration. He hopes a two to three day visit as part of a mutual exchange program with Soviet farm officials. The invitation came from Matskevich extending a formal invitation during a U S tour in 1989. The trip would mark the first U S visit to Russia since General Nathan Twinning.
Secretary of State Dulles heads to Copenhagen for a NATO meeting to win fresh support for President Eisenhower’s Arctic inspection plan amid Soviet vetoes in the United Nations. He warned the UN stalemate risks a surprise Soviet attack unless deterrence is reinforced.
New officers for Whe Evie County Bankers were named on Thursday night at the Kabikine Chikhy kele. Marlin Keppel is president of the National Bank of Code, with Dan Parker as vice president and John Sipple as secretary-treasurer. Other officers include Duane Ohert, Sumner H Nichols, and Brie wud B among the list of attendees.
The Girl Scouts raised 1905 dollars from cookie sales, with funds earmarked for local programs and a bonus to support ongoing community projects. Volunteers planned site visits in Mead Park area and Meade Glen, aiming to discuss split proceeds and future activities.
Corry School Authority announced a $50,000 bond payoff with $360,000 in bonds retired Thursday. Citizens National Bank acted as trustee and $30,000 had been paid off last year. Original issues totaled $2,823,000 with $165,000 already retired from district rentals, set to continue over 92 years.
The International Woodworkers of America and locals agreed to extend a contract delaying wage increases for about 45 000 members in Montana Oregon Washington and California. A September review will decide if a wage raise is possible next spring depending on economy and union approval. A second item notes a man crushed by a machine in Indiana Pennsylvania.
Government employment data indicate a small decline in unemployment last month, with total employment rising to about 62.9 million as seasonal outdoor hiring boosts jobs. Wall Street firms up on expectations of higher spending and lower rates, while oil producers anticipate a modest rise in crude output in H2.
Jacksonville Mayor Burns gathers Southern city representatives to discuss racial bombings. Incidents reported in Nashville Montgomery Birmingham Milam and Jacksonvale with rewards offered totaling 1900 1700 8310 plus 7.00 nationwide. The NAACP calls a mass meeting in Jacksonville for tomorrow.
A lengthy search of abandoned buildings and sewers yields no trace of Kathy Hampton. A hair sample from a local beauty shop was studied for a possible match, while Kathy's mother suffered a collapse after hearing the latest update.
Regina Rents, 41, escaped injury when her car stalled at a railroad crossing as a Nickel Plate train approached. A watchman yelled for her to jump and she leaped free just before impact. The incident occurred near 7 p.m. in Eastbourne. A telegraph veteran R. W. Ross died at 89 in Chicago.
A Park Street man was found dead by members of the public yesterday afternoon. Deputy Coroner St. George said Shade had lived in the area for years and was found at his Park Street home. Survived by son Keith Shade, a daughter and sister Mrs. Gladys Lavcon. Body moved to Missouri Funeral Home in Union City.
Washington reports planned tests of short range defense missiles with limited warheads. The Defense Department said tests will be launched from Johnston Island in the Pacific, about 540 miles southwest of Hawaii and 900 miles from the nearest inhabited island, with no description of the specific missile type released.
A French team claims a new altitude record with a Trident jet reaching about 40,190 feet, reportedly higher than previous marks. The U S record sits at 70,828 feet set in April by a modified Grumman F11F from Edwards Air Force Base California.
Frondizi issues an import embargo aiming to conserve foreign exchange and halt inflation. He warns the ban could be temporary yet may last into year end, as Argentina seeks private capital to support critical needs and railway rehab projects.
Roger Whiting about 32 died in an early morning crash on Route 17 a mile south of the Levant intersection. His car skidded off the road, struck a utility pole, and overturned en route to the scene.
Indiana plans a May 20 home visit by Jimmy Stewart a Pi Movie actor and Th Anil native for a test mental diner event sponsored by Friends of Scouting Sewmt leader in Los Angeles area.
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles planned an informal trip to Canada to strengthen Washington Ottawa relations. The visit includes a speech to the Canadian Parliament and talks with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker on trade and economic ties as U S investment shapes Canadian markets and aims to balance bilateral commerce.
The Finnish born draftsman Heikkila faces a continued deportation hearing in federal court with 26 more days to decide. Judge Portunphy set deadlines for filings as McMurray pursues a permanent injunction while noting a Supreme Court ruling on deportation of Communists. Heikkila claimed party membership from 1948 to 1939 in Minnesota.
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