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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1958
Page
3
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Meadville Bread Co. will cease operations tonight at midnight, laying off 63 workers with a few more to follow in about a week. The Loblaw contract to supply goods to 39 Northwestern Pennsylvania and Ohio stores ends today, transferring baking to Hathaway’s Youngstown plant to cut distribution costs.
Oil City School District reports a 70028 balance for the year ended June 66 with 36208 cash and the rest advanced to Cornplanter Township School District, repaid in July. Expenditures totaled 1,033,608, jointure payments 920,503, debt payments 91644, tax collection strong with 75 percent of bills paid.
British tanker and Clere assist in pulling eight and three bodies respectively, while twelve ships rush to the scene. Dawn reveals a remote island cluster 50 miles away as searches expand. KLM notes weather struck after takeoff with 45 passengers, 38 others, and eight crew, with no signs of injury on initial bodies and likely in-flight breakup.
The Reporter, Washington PA, marked 150 years of continuous publication with a 240 page edition. Nearly 10,000 subscribers received earlier press for normal delivery. An authentic Conestoga wagon carried copies through downtown as history from Catfish Camp to the city’s present is recounted.
An Allegheny County coroner's jury ruled the death of Margaret A. Crawford accidental. The Butler born nurse was killed June 20 when a car driven by Eugene O'Donnell, a Pitt pre medical student, struck steel beams on a sharp curve at Banksville Circle on the Penn Lincoln Parkway. O'Donnell and another young couple were injured returning from a dance near Chartiers Country Club.
Mrs Frances Murjone Miller of Washington Pennsylvania faces grand jury action on a charge of soliciting to commit a felony after police accuse her of trying to have her husband killed for $500. She pleaded guilty to the charge and was freed on bond. She allegedly paid $150 as a down payment to a man identified by police who arranged a fake robbery plan with waiting state police. The husband describes his home conditions as bearable and typical.
LOOMINGTON, Ind. AP three Indiana University football players pleaded innocent to riot assault battery and dis orderly conduct charges from a fist fight at a house party. They fought with Richard Head August 1st when they went to his house seeking war. They are tentatively suspended. trial dates set for September 11 for fullback Victor Jones and end Teil Aucreman, with Loyd Anderson to have a separate trial later.
Relatives in Lancaster Lebanon mourn fifteen KLM crash victims from the area, many Brethren church members. Stories tell of Elizabethtown and Lititz residents, engagements, and last conversations before the Irish Sea disaster. Steelers captain Dale Dourill named as new Steelers guard.
AP analyst James Marlow discusses President Eisenhower's proposal for a regional Mideast development organization run by Arab states with funding and technical aid from the United States and private capital. The plan would distance from UN oversight, echoing earlier Humphrey ideas post Suez. Potential impact on Nasser and Arab leadership, and the risk of long negotiations before any funding or dam projects materialize.
Two 16 year old girls from Erle, Ruth Ann Striegle and Joan Bilecki, rode an inner tube into the lake and were stranded about a half mile from shore. Coast Guardsmen assisted at 4:30 p m near Sun Oil docks by Fairfield east of Lawrence Park. A passing boater, B H Hamaker of Erie, helped tow the girls and tube back to shore.
Washington AP reports the Federal Reserve Board reversed its recession stance, signaling tighter money policy. Effective today the San Francisco Reserve Bank discount rate rises from 1 to 2 percent, a move likely echoed by the other 11 banks amid inflation fears and higher borrowing costs.
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