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06 Aug 1958
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1958
Page
1
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A hospital tale by Teamsters aide Frank Klerdorf unravels as prosecutors cite prior medication and a pathologist notes a salve not given at the hospital. Investigation widens over Herman Kiedorf, Klerdorf’s uncle and former union agent, who vanished after threats and a vow of revenge. Both men have union ties and prior felonies, raising questions about the arson claim and the missing suspect.
Senate investigators pressed Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa to explain alleged ties to Kierdorf a Flint Michigan local business agent and Fifth Amendment witness who says he was kidnapped and set alight. Testimony suggested payoffs in a 1919 Detroit laundry dispute tied Hoffa to extortion claims though witnesses could not swear to his involvement. Continued on Page Six.
Washington reports show House farm forces push to ram a compromise bill through with a two thirds vote. Proposals cut price supports for cotton corn and rice while allowing more cotton planting and adjusting other programs, seeking Senate House conference terms amid administration opposition.
M Bowles 38 founder of The National Association for the Advancement of White People was convicted by a district court jury of murder with malice and sentenced to life in prison for the shotgun slaying of his brother in law James Harvey on May 4 at Loeb Texas. Witnesses said Harvey slapped Mrs Bowles during a family argument the day before the shooting.
The Pennsylvania Employment Service reports 8398 total unemployment claims in July, a 6.6 percent rise from June and 4.5 percent above January. Temporary layoffs due to weather and vacations, plus student availability, helped push numbers higher. The TUC program began June 19, with 134 new claims first week and 19 in July. Active applications reach 1029, the highest since last September. Most firms expect little nearterm change, with few openings and recalls of furloughed workers. Seventeen interviews were conducted, 14 partially employed, and 26 disqualified for benefits. A total of 710 weeks were claimed under TUC in July. Ike calls for curb on price increases.
San Francisco waitress Jeanne Brown aged 28. On a drunken charge she was jailed and attempted to squeeze through a food slot in her cell door. She tried to pass her measurements 35, 22, and 36 but got stuck. Firemen using hacksaws freed her carefully.
Dulles warned direct aggression could trigger another world war with worse consequences. Speaking in Rio de Janeiro during a 24 day Latin American swing, he urged a summit of American presidents to strengthen ties with the region. President Kubitschek joined Dulles as they eyed a Brasília conference to ease U S Latin tensions.
The United States accepted Khrushchev’s shift in policy and agreed to bring the Middle East dispute before the UN General Assembly. Officials expect a showdown there rather than a summit, while Khrushchev hints at avoiding a nine-nation Security Council meeting and seeks Red China’s UN inclusion. The President stated the General Assembly is completely acceptable.
Two Democratic presidential prospects Goy, G Mennel Williams of Michigan and Sen Stuart Symington of Missouri won easy state primary victories. Williams led a Michigan ballot that included a challenge from Williams opponent William L Johnson while Symington carried Missouri with more than 300 000 votes.
Hollywood man Richard W. Taylor, 28, swam three miles last night after his speedboat lurched into heavy seas off the coast. As the circling motorboat threatened to strike him, Coast Guard cutters responded, one towing the craft after it ran out of gas and was left adrift. Taylor called for help and reported the incident shortly after 8 p.m.
AP Foreign News Analyst William Ryan argues American thinking on the Middle East is muddled by labels and fear of Soviet power. He says US policy, from Baghdad Pact to support for regimes like Iraq's Nuri Said and Jordan's King Hussein, risks fueling Arab nationalism and instability near Western Europe.
A London cab driver prevented Gia Sea Ia from jumping from Waterloo Bridge after an argument at her apartment. The Italian born actress, distressed by her mother's recent death, later rode home then tried again to leap into the Thames before police intervened. She later told reporters she was not herself and needed time to recover.
George Pilot died from a head injury after an argument at a Rankin pool room. Police say he was struck by a pipe wielded by 47 year old George Miscin of Swissvale, who was taken into custody on an open charge at Brad dock General Hospital.
A stolen Plymouth hardtop wreck on West Main Street left John Foster 15 of R D 1 Corry with a deep head wound and blood loss. Foster’s companion Clifford Proper 21 was driving when the car skidded off the road. Foster was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. Proper and Foster have police records. The crash was reported to State Police late last night. A second item notes Mai lor Thorhill, great granddaughter of General Gam Houston, died at 58 in Houston Texas. she was a former VP of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas.
Warren city police seek an armed bandit who robbed the Glade Keystone service station on Pennsylvania avenue at about 3 40 a m. The unmasked thief forced the attendant to the floor and took $64 from the cash register before fleeing into the night. Bruce Miller was inside the station when the holdup occurred and the gunman may have fled on foot or by car.
John Froncek of R. D. 2 Corry and Thomas Foreman of South Center Street faced charges this morning for lack of evidence after a police melee on East Main Street last Saturday evening. Alderman M. Cobbett oversaw the case as charges were dropped or reduced.
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