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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1957
Page
3
Disjointed OCR fragment references Russia Arab United States and Pennsylvan a widow and a fund. Contains stray names and dates with unclear context. The readable bits point to debates over funding and policy but lack coherent narrative or outcome.
Kane Holgate Brothers Co oldest wood working plant in the U S suspends operations in Kane and goes on the auction block November 2 at 10 30 A M. Machinery store equipment and office furniture offered without reserve Buildings subject to reservation sale conducted by Kalla Transtries Inc New York City Local business leaders explore purchasing unit five for a potential new industry plant employment averaged over 200 workers a major blow to the town since 1885.
A two mill school tax hike seemed likely as the preliminary 1958 budget totaled 11,079,640 with a deficit of about 1,000,000 after anticipated revenue. Secretary Arthur Logan cited potential revenue increases or debt refinancing to bridge the gap while warning teacher pay and fixed costs deepen the shortfall. Samuel Kappel founder and longtime leader of Howard Stores Corp died at 48 in New York.
A 14-year-old boy confessed to burglaries at four hunting camps in Warren County and four Pittsburgh-owned ramps along the Allegheny River. He admitted burying loot at Kinzua Cemetery and Finn Cemetery, led officers to the items, and was turned over to Juvenile authorities awaiting juvenile court.
Wet spots touched parts of the West and South but overall fair weather dominated across the nation. Cool air lingered in the Northeast with cooling guides extending into the Southeast as hints of warming emerged.
Larry Shapiro, seven, was rushed to Park Emergency Hospital after a toy sputnik pierced his back near the right shoulder blade when he fell onto an antenna. His mother Sylvia said he was likely the first person to be wounded by a sputnik, even if it was only a toy, as the Atlantic Coast region faced a sunny day.
The text reports President Eisenhower and allies seeking Stevenson for a foreign policy advisory role after Macmillan's Washington visit. Stevenson would help launch a U S British program for NATO cooperation and shift duties to counter Russia's advances, with reaction from Stevenson and Democratic leaders noted.
Leroy Magee pleaded guilty as an accessory in the 1995 torch slaying of George Harrington of Lakesville Ohio. Keith Magee, serving a life term for the crime in Western State Penitentiary, led authorities to key facts after Harrington died in Pittsburgh following a fight and a car fire.
Frank Leopold Weil, a prominent New York lawyer and board chair of the Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion, died Sunday at age 63 after a noted career in law and religious education. He led a respected firm and contributed to interfaith dialogue and legal scholarship. Weil's death ends a tenure marked by public service and community leadership across New York and national Jewish organizations.
Solon urges creation of a NATO Missile Center attached to SHAPE near Paris and backed by an eight point scientific training program to boost allied stocks. He cautions Soviet Sputniks show US lag in missile work and cites Dr James Killian as advisor while Eisenhower and Macmillan pledge to consider NATO Council recommendations.
Final arrangements for Donald L Williams who died from burns in a plant accident October 5 are made by Bracken Funeral Home. Services set for Thursday at 2 p m with Rev Paul Bauer officiating. Visiting hours begin this afternoon and continue today and tomorrow with viewing 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 30 p m. He was a member of Corry Lodge Accepted Masons Loyal Order of Moose Junior Chamber of Commerce and Erle Consistory. Deputy Coroner Bracken cites septicemia and toxic blood poisoning with inflammation of the heart wall due to third degree burns over 75 percent of the body.
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