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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1958

Page

6

Local residents report dog bite and road contracts awarded

Claude Stufflebeam complained to city police of a dog bite while working near Wing and Chuck sheets. The Mignways Department announced road contracts in Erie County for the Erie Thruway and Route 8 improvements, plus liquidation of Warren Axe and Tool Co. Other items include a Homeless man wallet theft, mastodon excavation fundraiser at Allegheny College, real estate transfer, and extension courses in Edinboro.

Claude Stufflebeam Wes Main Street Nichols Disposal ii Te Wing Chuck Sheets Mignways Erie County McKean Summit Townships Allegheny Contracting Industries Pittsburgh Mays Mills Franklin Ryan Brothers, Inc Clearfield Warren Axe and Tool Co American Logging Tool Corp Ewart, Mich Collins Co Col- Unsville, Conn Edinboro State Teachers College

Judge condemns treating men as boys in sentencing

Judge Ann X. Alpern of Alabama Criminal Court, while adding terms for five youths serving workhouse sentences for burglaries, said authorities err by treating young men as boys. The defendants aged 19 to 23, including Dan L. Pizzuto Jr and William C. McWhinney, pleaded guilty to further burglaries in Allegheny County. The five from Pitcairn faced harsher sentences after a prior six month term handed down last April.

Criminal Court Ann X. Alpern Alpern Westmoreland County Allegheny County Jacob H. Jessup William —. Aigood William Cg, McWhinney Dan L. Pizzuto Jr Pitcairn

U. S. Softens Soviet Trade Restrictions

The United States eases its grip on Soviet Bloc trade under allied pressure, planning substantial reductions in banned items and expanded decontrol in chemistry and electronics. Secretary Weeks says changes will reduce U S controls, while Paris talks yield a master list of 120 banned goods and 35 watched items with a secret core. Adlas in Bern notes a cultural relations meeting after Stevenson’s Prague visit.

Washington Europe Commerce Department U.S Red China North Korea North Viet Nam U. S Soviet Union Secretary of Commerce Paris Weeks ADLAS Bern Switzerland Adin Stevenson Prague World Brotherhood Usat Moscow

Army to draft 11,000 in October for selective service

Washington AF notes the Army issued a draft call for 11,000 men in October, matching the September quota. The move aims to cover anticipated shortages after enlistments and efforts to remove ineffective soldiers. The October call brings cumulative drafted numbers to 2,374,430 since resumption of Selective Service in 1950.

Washington Army

Gunman Attacks Escort and Rapes Woman Near Wilmington

An 18 year old Blaine Crim was abducted from an escort, driven into Pennsylvania, beaten, raped, and slashed in the neck. The victim, from Bloomsburg Pa, is hospitalized in Delaware with a fair condition. The male companion, Roger Thompson age 21 of Bridgeville, is the son of a state police commander.

Wilmington, Vel Pennsylvania Blaine Crim Delaware Hospital Bloomsburg Wilmington Bridge~ville Willard ‘Thompson Delware

Noted Politician Dies at 92 in New London New Hampshire

John Quillan Tilson, a Republican politician age 92, died yesterday in New London NH. He served 22 years as a Connecticut representative in the Coast of Representatives and led the House as majority leader for six years during Hoover and Coolidge administrations.

New London N. H John Quillan ‘Tilson Connecticut Coast of Representatives House Hoover Coolidge

Redlegs Fall To Braves As Birdie Tebbetts Resigns

Cincinnati fans witnessed a season low as the Redlegs managed only one hit off Joey Jay and none against Warren Spahn in eight innings in a 4 0 loss to Milwaukee. Birdie Tebbetts quit as manager, saying it is better for Cincinnati baseball that someone succeeds him. Tebbetts will be paid through the season and a portion of 1959 is canceled.

Cincinnati Crosley Field Cincinnati Redlegs Birdie Tebbetts Maraver Redlegs Jimmy Dykes Joff Joey Jay Warren Spahn Redleg Joe Nuxhall Gus Bell Fats Birdie Tebbetts

Marilyn Monroe Shines On Set In Some Like It Hot

Marilyn Monroe arrived on her first day back in Hollywood for Some Like It Hot after a long absence. She wore spit curls and a fur trimmed outfit and recalled meeting director John Huston who cast her after a friend arranged the meeting. Monroe spoke of past legal troubles clearing up and hoped for more regular work.

Hollywood Billy Wilder Marilyn Marilyn Monroe MGM Tuck

Noted Actress Reflects On Marilyn’s Harlow Portrayal

"was done right," she said. "It's a big responsibility to portray someone else's life." Marilyn added, "Jean Harlow had a really dramatic malice," observing she faced tough times before recognition. "She was around Hollywood for a long time before she was recognized," T said, noting it sounds like another blonde.

Jean Harlow Marilyn Hollywood

Two Killed In Scaffold Fall In Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh two workers George Schwartz aged 23 and Adolph Kerper 62 died after a scaffold railing failed on a 75 foot fall while cleaning walls at the Federal Building. Both men from Pittsburgh were employed by Joseph Stockhausen and Son cleaning firm. Schwartz died instantly and Kerper died two hours later at Allegheny General Hospital.

Pittsburgh George Schwartz Adolph Kerper Federal Joseph Stockhausen and Son Schwartz Kerper Allegheny General Hospital

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