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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1957
Page
6
Local report notes the Burgatian Army at Bane withdrew from the Community Chest drive and now launches a $6,450 independent fund campaign running through October. Appointments and personnel updates appear elsewhere in the clipped text, including rail and local police items, weather, and ongoing injuries and accidents.
James R. Hoffa arrived in New York to court votes for Teamsters president as Senate Rackets Committee investigators, led by Robert F. Kennedy, renewed probes into Hoffa. Hoffa, upbeat, claimed Kennedy won't find wrongdoing and eyed a October convention in Miami Beach as his path to the $50,000 yearly post. Kennedy's Detroit visit signaled a renewed inquiry into Hoffa and union activity in the area.
U S Judge Albert V Bryan held up the Arlington County integration order pending appeal. The stay follows a school board request citing potential permanent damage from admitting seven Negro pupils. The board argued that integrated schools could jeopardize funding and affect over 6,000 pupils, heading to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.
President Eisenhower addressed 227 naval officers from 27 countries at the U S Naval War College urging strong defense of the free world both individually and collectively to deter any attack. The informal talk occurred near Eisenhower's temporary White House office on Conster's Harbor Island amid conference activity.
NY TV piece reviews early season trends noting 24 items in time slots with only four new shows. Highlights include Sally with Joan Caulfield and Marion Lorne, Bachelor on CBS, Look Here on ABC with Martin Agronsky, Turning Point on wine shows, and planned premieres Huck Finn and Who's Earnest. Industry shifts show emphasis on familiar formats.
Publisher Edward Lamb requests 30 additional days to cover a long standing plan for a Pittsburgh ultra high frequency TV station. Lamb operates WICU in Erie and other outlets in Ohio and Florida and made the filing with the FCC. The 1953 sale of the Channel 4 permit held up by WICU license renewal, which was renewed earlier this year.
Police say Catherine Maida 28, separated from husband, called her mother and threatened to stab her sweetheart and her son. Her son Michael Maida, five, was found by Kenneth Dalton with stab wounds to back and hand, taken to Bellevue Hospital where doctors expect recovery.
In Galenburg Tl a school board blueprint note sparked a misread memo as the plan for Nellie Swanson Elementary School sidewalks shows red pedestrian paths. Superintendent Arnold Sulistusry praised the result, calling it wonderful and noting the unexpected color change.
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