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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1958
Page
1
Burning Teamsters Aide Vowed Revenge After Attack
Ex convict Teamsters business agent Frank Kierdorf was tortured and burned by two gunmen whose motive, he said, lay in union business. His uncle Herman Kierdorf, also an ex union official, vowed revenge as the victim clung to life with burns over 65 percent of his body. An anonymous call threatened the uncle, who reported the threat before the ambush in Pontiac area. Page Three continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Teamsters Union
Herman Kierdorf
Pontiac. Mich
Teamsters
George F. Taylor
Oakland County
Flint
Herman Klerdorf
Frank Klerdorf
Frank Jr
Frank Kierdorf
Teamsters Local 332
Dearing Named Streets Head by City Council
J R Dearing of West Washington street was elected director of streets by Clay Connell to fill the vacancy left by Clair Capwell. Mayor Kinley asked for other nominations. none were offered and Dearing was approved to be sworn in later. Kinley said Dearing’s retirement leaves him time to direct the busy streets department. Dowring will lead a two person staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Dearing
West Washington Street
Clay Connell
Clair Capwell
Dearing
Cownell
Kinley
Streets
Dowring
First Moon Satellite Launch Expected Next Week
Roy W. Johnson heads the U S moon rocket program and indicated the Defense Department may set a launch date within days for the first lunar satellite mission. The probe would orbit the moon to photograph its hidden side, weigh 50 to 60 pounds, and use a Thor missile with Vanguard stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Tn
Roy W. Johnson
Johnson
Defense Department
Department
Advanced Research
Ects Agency
Naval Test Center
Iyokern
Calif
Vanguard
UN Envoys Weigh Summit Plans Amid Khrushchev Absence
UN delegates pushed private talks on Security Council summit arrangements awaiting word on Soviet Premier Khrushchev. If no Soviet reply is received, a preliminary Council meeting to set time and place for a government chiefs gathering remains unscheduled. Some expect a public Soviet position via Arkady Sobolev. British delegate Dixon said talks could last all week, with August 18th more likely than August 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
Security Council
Khrushchev
Moscow
Car in river yields three bodies found at Sudbury
A car containing three bodies was pulled from the French River by a skin diver. Police believe it plunged into the river two years ago from a bridge under winter construction. Identities and sexes cannot be established immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ubd
French River
Winder Construction
Justice Department Eyes Steel Price Increases
The Justice Department told Congress it is scrutinizing steel price rises with possible antitrust action. Victor R. Hansen, head of the antitrust division, testified that price boosts average about $4.50 per ton or three percent and may violate laws. He said the timing shows steel majors marching prices upward and that smaller firms look to U.S. Steel for leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Congress
Victor R. Hansen
Department
Senate
Hansen
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
U’ the
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
Dulles Brazil Policy Confab Underway in Rio De Janeiro
Secretary of State Dulles meets Brazil's leaders after a brief protest by students who cheered and jeered. He plans talks with Foreign Secretary Lima and President Kubitschek on global issues, Inter American relations, and economic co operation. The visit highlights Brazil oil and coffee trade amid Soviet outreach in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Dulles
U. S
Hkubli
Schek
Soviet Union
Brazil
Ells O. Briggs
National Students Union
Petrobas i
United States
Five Fined In Police Melee on East Main Street
Five persons were fined in alderman’s court and four others sought as police pursue a near riot on East Main street last Saturday night. Carl Whitman pled guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined 100 dollars with costs. Ted Miller, a repeat offender, received 100 dollars for disorderly conduct and 1,000 dollar bonds for drunken driving and obstructing an officer. John Francek was taken into custody after urging violence during the incident. Police issued warrants for Thomas Foreman and seek the others involved in the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Carl Whitman
Ted Miller
Erle
Wahnets Deluso
Opal Barr
Corry
Whitman
Miller
Erie County
John Francek
RD 2
Kenneth Nichols
James Keppel
Francek
Thomas Foreman
South Center Street
Foreman
Nichols
Chief Dies in Johnstown at Memorial Hospital
Pat Mix Bloomberg 57, chief of civil defense for Cambria County, dies at Memorial Hospital following a heart ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Pat Mix Bloomberg
Camria County
Memorial Hospital
1 000 More Troops Arrive In Lebanon
Abdul Muh Jamali, a former Iraqi United Nations representative, reports 1 000 additional troops arriving in Lebanon. The move heightens regional security concerns and draws international attention to ongoing conflict dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Abdul Muh, Jamali
United Nations
New President Vows Oust Forces On Taking Office
BEIRUT Lebanon A new Lebanese president elected last week vows neutrality and unity while U S troops arriving total over 14 000 as Gen Geiger arrives with units including hospital and signals teams Rebels demand withdrawal. Chamoun says he will not order Marines out and will attend summit talks, threatening fresh clashes if his delegation is challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
U. S
Geiger
Fuad Shehab
Camille Chamoun
Shehab
Chamoun
Washington
Jail Ratings Rise in Corry and Pleasantly Surprising Inspections
The Pennsylvania Department of Justice inspected local jails this week and rated Corry and Good as good standards. The report praised supervision security and sanitation while noting good cooperation from on duty city police. Council also discussed Civil Air Patrol vehicle storage at No 2 Fire Station, CAP funding constraints, and planned a brief field study for the North East sewage disposal plant supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry City
Pennsylvania Department of Justice
Council
Robert Grice
Parks and Public Property
Guy Abbey
Civil Air Patrol
Abbey
Grice
CAP
Raymond Weber
Lawrence C. Nichols
Warn Young Pa Drivers Steer Clear Of N Y
Harrisburg says Pennsylvania motorists under 18 should not drive in New York due to a breakdown in reciprocity. Pennsylvania licenses 16 year olds while New York allows 16 by daylight only under a junior license and 17 with a student license after training. New York’s classifications created conflicting rules that Pennsylvania would not recognize for under 18 drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Revenue Department
Pennsylvania
New York
Pennnsylvania
Trade Bill Talks Stall In Capitol Conferees Meet
Senate and House conferees spent an hour and a half reviewing differences over extending the Reciprocal Trade Act but reported no progress. They will reconvene tomorrow to continue discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Aero Earnings Rise Sharply in First Half of Year
Aero Supply Mfg Inc reports six months ended June 30 with earnings of 135 047 dollars per share 25 cents on revenue 3 068 818 dollars up from 19 981 dollars and 21 584 631 dollars year earlier. Dividend of 10 cents paid totaling 53 683 dollars. Credit for net operating loss reduced tax burden 70 000 dollars. Aero cites gains from Cortland Line Co stake since February 6 1958 reaching about 40 000 dollars by June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero supply Mfg. @o., Inc
L. J. Wing Co
Aero
Federal Income Tax Department
Leo Strauss
Henry M. Margelis
Cortland Line Company
Aera
Cortland
Nasser faces mixed fortunes as Arab unity strains
In a July Cairo speech Nasser signaled friction with northern Syria amid Iraqs July 14 coup, while Syrians grow restive under UAR rule. Iraqs oil wealth and Iraq Syria alignment threaten Nasser, yet western energy flows along pipelines may persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arab East
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Syrian
Iraq
Cairo
Syria
Egypt
UAR
Persian, Gulf
Traq Petroleum Co
Police Seek Man On Morals Count
City police seek a 63 year old Bradford man charged with indecent exposure. Witnesses confirm his identity and several similar reports emerged after a first complaint. He molested at least five youngsters aged six to twelve. He is a white well driller residing on Lemon Street, with activities centered in Mott Street and Meed Park areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Lemon Street
Mott Street
Meed Park
Third Dimension Proves Downfall
SAN Franciscorp Jeanne Brown, 35 22 86, jailed on drunkenness, tried to squeeze through a food slot to escape. She passed Net 35, found the 22 inch easy but the 34 inch exit failed. Police recaptured and returned her to an adjacent cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Heat Wave Death Toll Tops Fifty in Italy
Italy endures its worst heat spell of the year with about 50 deaths in four days. The extreme temperatures focus in the south while northern relief arrives as rains reduce the heat impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
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