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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1958
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows AP dispatch notices and mailing rates for Corry Pennsylvania. Mentions second class mail matter and subscription prices by year and period, with display advertising deadline reference to prior publication. Contains garbled postal rates and deadlines without complete context.
An editorial laments police bonds blocking volunteer skin divers from aiding after the commuter train crash into Newark Bay. It praises the divers from state police and Civil Air Patrol who risked their lives to pull victims from submerged cars, urging mercy over negligence and calling for bonds to be cut in emergencies.
Field notes show Nye Fyke Farmer, famed for promoting a world government, ends his 12 year campaign to earn a living. He resumes law practice after failed attempts to subpoena ex President Truman and after Supreme Court refusals over unpaid 1949 income tax. He chaired a world constituent assembly at Geneva drawing about 500 participants from 45 nations.
Arthur G. Schuck, 42, Baden electrician, convicted of first degree murder in the April ambush slayings of Vincent Quigley and William Engel in Beaver County. Jury of 12 fixed the death penalty after about four hours deliberation. Prosecutors argued a case of mistaken identity targeting Edward and Rose Ragozine. Schuck denied threats against them.
Three eighth grade students in Dayton complete a study of city codes and 40 house designs. They propose forward-looking homes scaled at half inch to the foot, blending math with architecture as they plan future neighborhoods.
California voters face a repeat of the 1952 parochial school tax exemption question. With 4 million more voters, the issue hinges on whether church schools should be state funded. Catholic schools enroll 270000 of the private system, and opponents argue for taxes on private school property to fund public education.
Clymer and White Plains connections as families visit relatives in New York. Rochester Classes attendees from Clymer Hill Reformed and Abbe Reformed churches, funeral in Holland Michigan for Mrs Hoffman’s father. Local weddings, church group meetings, ham dinners, and officer elections noted with residents and neighbors listed.
Dress uniforms similar to police garb in Air Force blue are worn by officers Ralph Kimomey and Ernest Emmons, along with CK, as they sit in the front row at a formal Air Force occasion.
A 1938 Corry news blurb notes Prague Czechoslovakia stalling final surrender to Hitler amid frontier clashes. It reports Edward H. Wright of Beaverdam killed when struck by a car near Radge's Corners. Corty High School beat Wesleyville 82 to 16 in Loveland Field’s season opener.
Corp Thomas L Lawson of this city is reported among today’s casualty list released by the War Department as severely wounded in France. The item notes his name appears on the casualty roster.
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