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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1958

Page

6

Primary election day affects liquor club exemptions and store closures passively noted

The report notes that Liquor Control Board Chairman Patrick B. Kerwin suspended exemptions for clubs, but Ril 634 State Uguor stores will close on the primary election day May 20. It also lists personnel moves, road construction funding plans, local incidents, weather outlook, a beaver-trapping tally, and various community notices.

Penhaylyanin Ugur Gemain Liquor Control Board Patrick B. Kerwin Ril Uguor

Red China Eyes Atomic Weapons Threaten World Powers

A Stuttgart paper quoted Cheng Chen Yi saying Peiping may possess atomic weapons in the future while admitting China does not yet have them. He warned that the United States Britain and the Soviet Union are the world’s three great powers now, but could soon lose their dominance.

Peganurel Scemeny China Cheng Peiping United States Britain Soviet Union Stuttgart Chen Yi

House Approves Service Pay Hike

The House adopted without debate a compromise bill to raise pay for most servicemen at a cost of 576.4 million dollars. The measure moves to the Senate and is expected to pass there and be signed by President Eisenhower. Pay scales would take effect June 1.

Washington House Senate Eisenhower

Former Corry Youth Hurt In Farm Mishap

A former Corry youth, 18, was seriously burned and injured in a farm mishap near Centerville. He stopped the tractor he was driving and, as he shifted gears, the machine moved backward and ran over part of his body. He was taken to Tikusville General Hospital for x rays to assess injuries. The youth, a Corry native and Gary schools attendee, had recently returned from armed forces duty.

Centerville Tikusville General Hospitil Gertrude Proper West Main Street Titsville ‘Hospital Proper Smith Corry Gary

Mrs Eisenhower Arrives In Denver On Mothers Day

Mrs. Eisenhower arrived in Denver yesterday morning to spend Mother's Day with her mother Mrs Ellyera Doud. She traveled by train with sister Mrs Gordon Moore and her personal physician Colonel Walter Rkach. A bouquet and small cake marked the day as reporters were kept at bay by Secret Service precautions.

Walanes Denver Ellyera Doud Mamie Eisenhower Bain Gordon Moore Washington Bieienhower Walter "Rkach

House Group Ends Defense Hearings on Reorg Plan

The Armed Services Committee, led by Wachanulun and Lacrouse, ended hearings on Eisenhower defense reorganization after Republicans failed to gain more favorable witnesses. The panel plans closed sessions tomorrow for its own reorganization, aiming to expand secretary of defense and Joint Chiefs control over combat ops while opposing broader administrative changes.

Wachanulun Lacrouse Armed Services Committee Eisenhower Defenge Joint Chiefs of Staff

Pennsylvania Solons Divided On Low in Spirits Area Legislation

Pennsylvania lawmakers split over a bill to create a 50 million dollar revolving fund for loans to industry locating in chronically depressed coal regions. Senator Joseph Chuck backs the measure while Senator Edward Martin wavers, noting concerns about funding size and efficacy as critics warn benefits may be limited to select groups. The plan, amended after hearings, aims to ease unemployment in energy districts, not solely to counter recession.

Washington Pennsylvania Joseph Chuck Edward Martin Tam Martin Senate Banking Committee Clark Intel Murlin

House May Vote Modification Of Ike's Trade Bill

The Ways and Means Committee begins voting today on reciprocity with the aim to modify the Trade Agreements Act of 193? amid White House tariff extension talks. Democrats seek to preserve the act’s core while allowing revisions that would limit or adjust operations, facing strong industry opposition to lower tariff imports. The administration has shown little sign of yielding to concessions. The panel paused last week to await proposed changes and a five year extension of tariff-cut authority.

Halse Waves and Means Risenligwer Democratic Teadees United States

Tornadoes lash Texas Plains in late alerts

Tornado funnels danced across the Texas South Plains early today near a city of 140,000 as a new warning was issued at 1240 p m. Highway patrolmen reported the twister remained aloft with no damage reports yet. Sightings of at least four more funnels were logged and hailstorms lashed the region near Lubbock.

Texas South Plains Sierena Aloss Lubbock

Hold Action On Minimum Wage Scale In Dauphin Court

Dauphin County Court halted the state adopted minimum wage regulations for women and minors in the hotel motel and restaurant industry in Pennsylvania. A temporary injunction stopped the new wage scale from taking effect while an appeal filed by industry representatives is reviewed. Until a ruling, workers continue to receive existing unregulated wages. The scale would set 1.58, 0.79, 0.90, and 1.05 dollar rates for tipped meals tipped, meals, and no tips no meals respectively.

Dauphin Court Pennsylvania Peprisberg Dauphin Minimum Labor and Industry Department Justice Department Holly

Ex Macy President Dies in New York

Richard Eil Ju, 50, former president of R. A. Macy, died in New York. He led the Macy company during a pivotal period and was known for his leadership and industry influence. Funeral arrangements were pending as authorities released few details.

MACY New York Richard Eil Ju R.A Macy

From Corry Enjoy Thrilling Trip To Kinzua

Corry residents returned last evening after a 7 p m run through Pennsylvania hills to view the famed Kinzua railroad bridge. A three unit diesel hauled the train with 860 aboard many reserving seats. The 301 foot high viaduct drew crowds as the train halted near the structure for an hour. One minor incident occurred when the emergency card was pulled causing a brief stop. Officials say the bridge may be abandoned and dismantled as an economy move by Erie Railroad in joint plans with Baltimore and Ohio.

Pennsylvania Balamaen Erie Railroad Baltimore and Ohio

Boy 6 Kills Dad In Gun Mishap At Family Practice

In Ontonagon Michigan a 1 year old child accidentally shot and killed Frank Stork 47 a pulp mill worker and father of four during a family target practice outing Sheriff Mike Livingston reports Kerry the boy held the gun while the father changed a target and was fatally struck The Stork family was at a site a half mile west of town near Co big department store Susie 9 and Jerry were present with the group at the outing The incident occurred yesterday leaving the community seeking details

Boy Ontonagon Mich Frank Stork

Boros Tops Middlecoif For Hot 72-Hole Victory

Boros edges Middlecoif in a dramatic 72 hole contest at Palo Alto with a final stretch surge. Final scores and stroke by stroke details remain partially garbled but indicate Boros securing a one under par finish to clinch the win. The article references 1955 and a 36 hole round, hinting at past title context and a strong late push.

N.C U. S Palo Alto Middleer Paradise Middleer Paradise, F Rasbur Don Janua Boros Volltory Middburg

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