22 Aug 1957
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1957
Page
1
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The report claimed Charae Hoffa paid Joe Louis $2500 to attend a bribery trial as union funds probe widens. Hoffa denied the charge while details emerged from the Senate Rackets Committee hearings. McClellan said Hoffa’s testimony raised questions about ministerial support and witness credibility in the ongoing inquiry.
Record monthly parking meter revenue shows a high with $4,7400 total for a period, and the year’s total reaching $15,515.83. The report cites February as the month with the greatest fluctuation, noting a $17 difference from the prior year.
London talks drift toward breakdown as Western leaders consider suspension of atomic testing for two years. A White House statement backed the pause while warning that Soviet exchanges may influence a possible agreement. Officials emphasize allied unity and a cautious stance pending formal British and American approval.
Elmer D. Mosteitler, 60, Union City, was killed when his car left the highway and struck a maple tree at 3:55 p m yesterday. He owned Hostetter Ford Agency and was driving to pick up auto parts when the crash occurred. He was a former Academy High School football captain and Westminster College alumnus. Survived by his wife Glave, and two sons, Eric and Dyke.
Pennsylvania public schools anticipate record enrollments for the coming term with 703000 children in public high schools and 441000 in non public elementary schools. The state also projects 104000 in secondary schools and about 20000 full time college freshmen, reflecting a continued rise from previous years.
A Johnstown farmer drove a truck into a service station where gas was discounted to 10.9 cents a gallon. He loaded six 55 gallon drums and requested a receipt to claim a federal tax refund of six cents per gallon, aiming to lower the total cost.
A Red Cross water safety program concluded with a waterfront demonstration at Canadobia Lake featuring Mrs. Tarbell and Jerry Baldwit. The show emphasized safety, buddy swimming, and rescue techniques using improvised tools, with multiple demonstrations of rescue, artificial respiration, and safe water launches.
Providence report: a child named Lillie Filven Fahey, 3%, was found alive and apparently unhurt after being trapped in a wall near her home for about an hour. Gerald Roches, 19, alerted neighbors as workers freed her, crowd cheered, and searchers scoured Fox Point district for Eleon yesterday afternoon.
The Big Three keep silent on United Auto Workers chief Reuther's bid to cut prices on 1958 models this fall in exchange for a UAW wage accord next year. Executives view the move as clever propaganda to counter inflation while noting current labor and material costs. Industry insiders doubt a price cut will come soon, citing existing contracts and ongoing inflation pressures.
Testimony centers on Dorothy Dandridge Mae West and Confidentials plot to reveal alleged affairs. Fred Meade and wife Marjorie claim a story titled What Dorothy Dandridge Did in the Woods inspired by a Roditsky statement about an affair. Barney Ruditsky and a late boxer supplied corroboration for Mae Wests Open Door Policy. The case alleges Hollywood Researchs movie and gossip operations fed libel conspiracy.
A three man crew aboard a plane at International Airport escaped a spinning fuselage after a propeller hacked through the craft. The aircraft began circling and tough fires broke out as pilots and passengers slid down a rope amid the flames. Firefighters battled the blaze for minutes until the plane finally stopped. all aboard survived with injuries.
Mrs Rose Ni Pn lod was recovered from the bathtub of her home yesterday. Authorities say the 5-year-old victim apparently fell into the tub and drowned after reportedly suffering weakness. The body was found by a family member eight inches of water was present.
The United States considers allowing a limited permanent press presence in Red China. A list of candidate outlets and newsrooms is cited, including The Social Press and New York Times, seeking stationing permission. Officials weigh waiving passport bans and easing travel to certain Communist regions amid mounting press pressure.
Corry Memorial Hospital directors and heirs met to request the Gorey Community Chest for an allocation of 8750 this year. The meeting covered hospital finances, county allocations, and a 761000 insurance coverage plan for hospital contents. Members noted gifts including a stone flower box and discussed a new bookkeeping machine amid ongoing repairs and maintenance around the facility.
Government seeks a local weather observer as the Weather Bureau plans to hire. Neckers, who has managed the Joy for years, reported the bureau will hire a new observer within three weeks and begin daily weather readings.
Washington leaders signal a possible GOP modification to win Democratic support on the stalled civil rights bill. The new proposal would allow judges to punish criminal contempt without jury trials, potentially easing passage while keeping key provisions intact. Continuous coverage noted ongoing negotiations and anticipated page continuation.
In West Central Canada a two year old boy fell into a farm well while playing near his grandmother’s place. About 100 volunteers using shovels and digging equipment labored five hours to reach him. The boy was conscious and treated at a hospital, described as very good condition by doctors.
A partial, unclear report states 41 Americans traveling from Moscow to visit Communist China are en route via the Amur region and Bam. The State Department ban on contact remains in effect. One traveler, Frederic Grab, is linked to Yale and the Library of Congress.
Syria reiterates neutrality and non alignment amidst regional tensions. Officials deny any shift toward the Soviet bloc and reject claims of censorship while United States denounces interference accusations. The article notes American concern over Syria’s political stance and cites Syrian spokespeople and press responses.
Nelson, 17, of TH West Misin st, appeared before Judge Sani Ro in Hele County. He pled guilty to a morals charge. Reports say tests by a grey-haired Harley Byoke supported the case. Youth has been held in the Erle County jail since September 26.
Senators advance a comprehensive immigration bill amid strong advocacy and opposition. Supporters cite border control and labor reforms while opponents warn of burdens on the economy and potential policy clashes with the House. The measure would extend provisions from earlier acts and faces a tough path to final passage.
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