26 Nov 1957
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1957
Page
1
The article reports a planned U S first satellite test set for December 4 with Navy research teams aiming to launch a Vanguard rocket. It notes delays, technical concerns, and Moscow’s competing space efforts as observers brace for the historic flight amid incomplete preparations.
The board reviewed a bid from The Rowhacker insurance firm for fire public liability workers comp glass breakage and boiler coverage totaling 5980 for the first year with a planned five year policy plan. The brokers Richard and John Rosabacher outlined costs and reductions to a steady 1481 annually from year two onward. The finance committee will study the proposal further before final action.
Police arrested Romer D. Arnt 20 of Veroni Stanley Pape 18 of New Kellington and Jess Lee Singmtan 23 of Brushton after a loaded 1 calibre automatic was found in their vehicle Arnt claimed ownership while officers described the trio as attempting to conceal the weapon They told police they were seeking a ride and denied hiding the guns
Early dismissal announced for 2 748 students with a two week break beginning Monday. School will reopen after Christmas vacation with classes resuming January 29.
British Prime Minister Macmillan held a final two hour talk with Premier Gaillard before departure, amid protests near the U S Embassy over arms shipments to Algeria. France pressed for backing on North Africa while Britain and the United States resisted pledges, and France announced it possesses experimental missiles with successful tests from Algeria.
Mortimer Sears Diesmsey, born 1858 in Columbus Township Warren County, died early morning at Erle hospital after three weeks as patient following a fall and surgery. He married Flora Baker in 1883. survived by three sons Louis, Harold, and Cassius. eleven grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
Fragmentary report notes the White House incident with President Eisenhower in failing condition. Military action and airport security events are mentioned amid unclear sequence and names.
The president showed mild speech impairment with no fever and stable vital signs after a state dinner. Doctors could not confirm a stroke but noted confusion over the cause while White House aides provided cautious briefings.
Three cases appeared in Exe County courts this week. A damage suit by Joseph Black seeks 610 for auto repairs after a May 6 1956 collision with Patrick Stone on the Gerry Clymer road in Wayne Township with Keith Clark as driver. A petition for letters of administration asks to manage the estate of Clyo Frodelius who died November 18 1957 leaving 15000 in personal property with heirs Ruth Pauline Lord Bernice Freeborn. Mrs Freeborn challenges 440 deductions by the National Bank of Union City from a joint account after her husband's death claiming the balance was hers.
Dulles substitutes for Eisenhower to review North Africa with Morocco's King Mohammed V. Nixon praises the king as a bridge builder between Arab nations and Europe during a dinner, presenting the Legion of Merit citation. The visit centers on U.S. base leases in Morocco, French-Algerian tensions, and possible increased aid and military support.
Harrisburg attorney Earl V. Compton filed a 130 page motion alleging Judge Kreider was biased and prejudicial as four Dauphin County judges prepared a hearing on motions to set aside verdicts. The case centers on a multimillion dollar alleged defraud of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission involving Saintfield contractors and Mann Mine Research and Development.
Washington discussion features Dr. Edward Teller Dr. Vannevar Bush and Dr. John Chipman warning the United States may fall behind Russia in missile and satellite programs. Lawmakers including Ben Haltonstall push for overtime funding while Johnsons committee hovers over defense restructuring.
YMCA directors discuss staffing at a Sanity session. More than 211 members joined and more are signing up daily. The board considers office help and custodian duties with proposed wages for regular duty and swimming instruction. Staff shortages noted as guards are unavailable and wages outlined.
Jersey Senator Alexander Smith of New Jersey said he will retire from the Senate when his term ends in January 1808. He cited health and a desire for clarity to help the GOP field a strong successor, with Bernard Shanley and Rep. Robert W. Kean already seeking his seat.
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania plans for a public school course on communism advance. Dr Charles H Boehm Superintendent said a year long research proposal has been submitted to experts for evaluation. A bibliography for teachers will be offered and the department cannot make it compulsory but may suggest it for high school seniors as part of democracy studies.
Dag Hammarskjold plans a week of diplomacy visiting Amman Damascus Cairo and Jerusalem to mediate the border crisis. He will meet Jordan and other states focusing on Palestinian refugees and regional tensions amid cross border fire and Syria Israel clashes.
A jury of eight men and four women was sworn for the Hoffa wiretap conspiracy trial. Four alternates will be chosen to serve if regular jurors are disqualified. Hoffa, Teamsters president-elect, faces charges with Owen Brennar of Plymouth Michigan and Bernard Spindel of Holmes New York for conspiring between 1953 and 1967 to tap telephones at the Detroit Teamsters headquarters.
Hunters in the Mallon section near Marienville report a massive black bear shot in Pennsylvania. The animal reportedly weighed between 850 and 875 pounds with a paw spread of about 14 inches and a heel pad measurement of 49 inches.
State Police report two morning crashes on area highways. A 21 year old Union City man, Arthur Steves, caused about $200 damage when his car skidded and struck a tractor trailer on Route 6 near Union City. A separate incident on Route 277 near Corry involved Glenn Burlingame’s car skidding into guard rails, causing about $500 damage to the vehicle traveling north.
YMCA appeal lists needed items including safe, typewriter, adding machine, stepladders, vacuum cleaner, dish towels, tablecloths, napkins, table pads, garden hoe, projector, exercise equipment, venetian blinds, fireplace equipment and two pool tables. Cash gifts earmarked for certain items may be preferred by donors.
A city council will reconvene tomorrow to approve a final budget figure. Officials note the tax impact on Curry taxpayers may rise slightly due to prior funding decisions and ongoing development plans. The meeting aims to finalize allocations and address concerns over the upcoming income tax rate adjustments.
The City Planning Commission elected E. Anderson as president for the coming year with Clyde Elth as secretary. Directors Olin Bracken Laine Miller and Clarence Wallan were noted. Terms for officers were set: Anderson five years Bracken four Miller two Wallan one. Meetings will be held at least monthly, not only on the last Monday of each month.
The Corry Area Ministerial Association will hold a Thanksgiving service tonight at 7 45 p m at Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev Paul Bauer will preach on Bless the Lord O My Soul and the offering will aid Meats for Millions. Special music will accompany the service with several local clergy taking part.
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