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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1958
Page
8
Police said they are investigating alleged malicious mischief at the striking plant of a Dulistront Mee Door Company. Chief Poindine emphasized the focus on property protection and routine investigative work, not the strike action by about 30 union members led by the International Association of Machinists.
Kane Area Joint School Board approved a 3 percent tax increase and a 10 per capita levy. The 1958-59 budget totals $682,100 with two resignations accepted and two new teachers appointed. Officers Gustav Olson and Ralph DeCamp were reelected. December ballots set president and vice president.
In Buenos Aires President Artura Frondial backed a nationwide wage rise, lifting salaries 61 percent above February 1956 levels. Most workers will gain about 200 pesos monthly, with average miners and clerks seeing similar boosts, while no action was taken against inflationary pressures linked to other sectors.
Reports detail a French military coup in Algiers as paratroop general Massy takes power and Coty presses to recall de Gaulle. Riots erupt, the Assembly votes to Pimmentish control, and mobs fear concessions will end the Algerian rebellion, with anti-American sentiment rising amid negotiations.
Mat Lewis St Gorge Stubbs a former Manitoba Surrogate Court judge died Monday at 99. He was removed in 1933 after a finding of judicial misconduct, ending a career that made him known across Canada. Born in Turks Island British West Indies, he lived in Winnipeg for many years.
A grand jury indicts Marrero on charges linked to a convent shooting at Sk Jo Shum’s Convent. He is held on 100000 bail as authorities reveal a grudge against the church and a plan to scare or kill. Shots injured several nuns and bystanders. one nun remains hospitalized as investigation continues.
Pennsylvania Petroleum Association called on gasoline suppliers to end price wars. At the convention closing session about 270 delegates approved a resolution urging end to voluntary price supports to dealers in weak markets and to stop gimmick subsidies and tie in deals.
Stassen campaign groups form committees across Erie County with key names like Frank Aillen and Albert Pechan in senior roles. Cochairs James Kinley and Charles Hurty named for Corry. advisory and volunteer groups expand to veterans youths women and professionals as Republicans organize Stassen efforts countywide.
Furman denounces carpetbaggers and pledges to boost Pennsylvania jobs by broadening the economy. He says the state can lead the nation in employment by filling positions with qualified Pennsylvanians, especially in technical and professional fields where shortages exist.
The New York stock market opened with declines across leading issues as traders priced in fresh Middle East concerns. Major rails, oils, chemicals, and defense names softened while lower priced stocks showed scattered gains. bulk of industrials remained in retreat as broader market sentiment remained unsettled. Egg market prices were mostly steady to weak with receipts reported at 21,900 cases and whites and browns showing varied price ranges.
Eastern Europe satellite broadcasts spread anti American propaganda about Lebanon, Venezuela, and Paris protests. Descriptions claim Lebanese hotels assault U S installations and Venezuelan demonstrators insult Vice President Nixon, denouncing United States imperialist power.
Foreign Minister Charles Malik said rioters with orders from the UAR had invaded Lebanon from Syria and the Gaza Strip. He cited terrorists planning bombings assassinations and rioting as the cause of continued unrest on the fifth day of clashes in the republic.
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