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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1958
Page
4
Fragment lists advertising rates and mailing terms with pricing per year and six months. Mentions Associated Press copyright, post office entry in Pennsylvania, and general display advertising deadline details. Contains unreadable OCR fragments and pricing lines for subscriptions and ads.
Census estimates 104,600,000 voting age Americans on Election Day with 175,000,000 population. Only about 62% voted in the last presidential election, a figure that may influence congressional races. Campaigns push turnout as Truman Stevenson Nixon Eisenhower highlight regional talks stressing strength in foreign affairs.
About 1800 youth groups in the United States show strong interest in space vehicles. They average five members, with some groups up to 20. Captain Bertrand R Brinley, coordinator for these groups, spoke at a rocketry seminar noting impatience could have slowed progress in the space race. The nation’s armed forces are active in related efforts.
A series of tri state area traffic crashes left two dead and a third seriously hurt. Clarence Williams 23 of Albion New York was among the injured after a one car collision near Albion Williams suffered multiple injuries including a leg fracture and is hospitalized at Arnold Gregory Hospital. Two Elkhart Indiana residents Wilhs Hughes 40 and an unnamed partner died when their tandem vehicle overturned and crashed through a third rail. A bystander rescue saved another man from drowning after his car left the road and struck a tree.
Two of the Dionne quintuplets have become mothers. Annette Germain Allard gave birth to a boy eight pounds one ounce in a suburban Montreal hospital. Annette and her husband, married October 12, 1957, are doing well. Cecile Langlois had a boy on September 15. A separate report from Ligonier Pennsylvania says Isaac Luther, 59, died after a one car crash on Route 71 Friday night.
Saul Pett relays a fast paced jet journey from New York to Paris and back revealing the mental strain of ultrafast travel. He recalls meeting familiar faces across cities from Houston to London and Paris, while lamenting that speed delivers only bodies and not souls. The piece emphasizes the need for mental decompression amid rapid, globe spanning flights.
Hal Boyle relates a comical travel mistake as he travels from Europe to New York. He describes mixing up locations, tipping porters with francs, and greeting a London acquaintance as if in Miami. The tale ends with a tongue in cheek plan for orientation lectures to reenter normal life in New York.
Rescue workers dug through Cumberland No. 2 mine as 25 miners remain missing with little hope. Three more bodies recovered, total reached 49. 100 miners saved previously after 844 days underground in a debris pocket. An October 23 collapse trapped 174 miners, blocking the shaft with rock and gas.
The Vienna conference adjourned after a 75 minute session granting Hungary 4635 square miles and 850000 inhabitants from Czechoslovakia. WPA road projects begin at five state stations with 15 new Warren and Erie county projects totaling over four million dollars announced by Governor Barie.
Analysis from First National City Bank of New York describes how monetary policy and treasury deficit financing interact. Banks under restrictive credit rules bought largely as underwriters, then sold holdings as reserve pressures rose. Short term finance risks inflation. long term bonds may lessen impact if held by investors.
Commercial banks push back against claims they aid Treasury deficits by holding short term government securities. They say today’s credit policy makes it hard to retain such bills and certificates, shifting ownership to corporations seeking liquid funds with attractive returns. A Treasury survey shows banks hold less than a third of these securities due within a year, with Fed banks and government funds owning the rest.
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