Fragmentary sports item hints Sut and Pete matchup
OCR fragment references Sut and Pete in a rund two into none scenario with ad reads. Details are unclear but indicates a coaching or game note involving names Sut and Pete.
15 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1958
Page
1
OCR fragment references Sut and Pete in a rund two into none scenario with ad reads. Details are unclear but indicates a coaching or game note involving names Sut and Pete.
Investigators prepare to hear from four Miami men linked to the Channel 30 case as FCC Commissioner Mack defends against charges he took money from lawyer Thur man Whiteside. Whiteside said loans were repaid or forgiven. Schwartz testified Mack called the loans loans.
FBI agents recovered 695000 and arrested two suspects in the Wednesday holdup of a Sparrows Point Provident Savings Bank. A lone bandit forced five customers back and two tellers to fill a bag with 45280. McNicholas, 22, Yonkers native and Army deserter, held on 100000 bail after being identified by the FBI. Robert Pippin, 25, of Easton, held on 50000 bail for aiding and abetting in the crime.
Police in 13 states join an area wide search for a missing 1-year-old? college student and distant Taft relative. Georgetown University transportation student from Pleasantville Pa left school over a week ago expressing fear to return home. Taft family remarks cite poor showing at school and the boy’s desire to join the army or hitchhike to Daytona Beach.
A warming trend and higher temperatures are forecast with daytime highs near 26 and overnight lows around 6 above. The weatherman predicts upper 20s later and a low around 10. Ice skating and skiing prospects brighten for the weekend as cloudy skies and intermittent snow move in. State Police warn highways are slippery from recent snowfall and urge caution outside the city.
Six year old Barbara Jean Umstead died of burns suffered when her dress ignited beside an open gas heater in Franklin. Her sister Shirley, 14, helped try to beat out the flames. both sisters were treated at Franklin Hospital. Barbara, born March 1951, was one of ten siblings in the Umstead family.
James J. Allyn names a list of aides for the Red Cross drive with post assignments including Robert Davidson James St George Raymond Amy Olin Bracken Mrs Robert Galbreath Dr Joseph Furst Keith Henton and James Hobbins The campaign aims to raise 38700 and starts March 1 with pre-drive committee meetings to speed the effort.
Vincent Ebali a 77 year old pioneer meteorologist with the U S Weather Bureau died yesterday in Chicago. Native of Prague he joined the bureau in 1904 at Omaha and retired in 1950 after serving in several cities. He established the bureau s first kite observation station in 1917.
Tense UN Security Council session looms as Tunisia seeks to condemn a French air assault on Su Tet and Sidi Youssef near the Algerian border amid charges of Tunisian aggression. France counters with accusations of aiding Algerian rebels. Bourguiba tightens measures, closing three French consulates.
The French cabinet ordered contact between French and Tunisian Red Cross officials to assess civilian damage after last Saturday's air raid on Sakier Sidi Youssef. Tunisian authorities report 79 killed, 190 wounded, including 31 women and children. Troops remain at bases. Tunisian authorities supply them under tacit agreement as government considers withdrawal. President Bourguiba indicated Tunisia would permit such moves. Pennsylvania issues four million vehicle plate applications mailed, says Rev. Vincent G. Pannill.
The United States and Communist Poland plan a new aid pact with a 1957 framework. It envisions a 25 million dollar surplus farm goods loan and a 80 million dollar credit for mining gear and development. Loans carry 4 percent interest over 20 to 30 years administered by the Export Import Bank, with surplus farm goods paid in Polish zlotys and funds used for development programs.
Police hunted Calvin C. Barnett after a telephone call claimed he killed his wife and two children in Charleston West Virginia. Barnett’s family and Braddock Pennsylvania officers searched the area without locating any victims or the suspect. Authorities noted Barnett is under West Virginia indictment for malicious wounding and had failed to appear for a related proceeding. The caller warned the mother in law that he had killed the family and warned the mother to flee to safety.
A fatal collision near Harrisburg left George Dominick 42 of Carrollton dead with a crushed chest. Miss Ethel Nancy Buineal 24 suffered possible concussion and other occupants, including Toyer Sisti 27, reported in satisfactory condition. The crash involved a pickup driven by Dorbuck and a car driven by Robert W Adams, sending both vehicles into lawns and overturning.
A one year old daughter of Frank Sinatra caused a postponement on a television show. Three minutes before air time she caused a mix up leading to the debut being halted and the program unable to proceed as planned.
A local Erie County Girl Scout cookie drive led by Mayor J Fred Kinley and Brownie Scout Mary Bosak of Troop 35 aims to sell 116000 boxes. Fifty one local troops totaling 251 scouts will take orders from Monday through March 3. Cookies cost 40 cents, with delivery April 11 to 25. Funds support camp maintenance statewide and winterization of Mead Glen Cabin in Corry under district chair Mrs Crawford Sallee.
In Amman and Jordan today Faisal II and Abdullah declare a federation joining Egypt and Syria under a unified plan. Nasser and Western nations welcomed the move though celebrations were restrained. Iraq and Jordan keep separate local governments while army and foreign affairs merge. A three month period is set to finalize details with Faisal II and Hussein remaining on the thrones.
Vice President Nixon told an Arizona GOP rally that the Reagan administration will not allow a recession or rising unemployment to persist, urging confidence in Americas economy. Senator Martin R Mass echoed the theme and cited defense and infrastructure spending plans, housing starts, and space leadership as signs of progress.
Immigrant housing and development plans surfaced as bids varied for Ells Island projects. The Immigration Service, in New York Harbor, 1954, opened bids leading to talks on building housing for arriving immigrants as a ship passed by.
A Steelton woman was arrested and charged after a shooting in Lawee Swetara Township. She allegedly shot Mrs. Gladys Grube 45 following an argument over a monetary matter. Grube sustained a single shoulder wound. Police report the assailant stopped her car to free coats from the door before firing. A further hearing is set for next week.
A fierce Arctic outbreak sweeps the nation as heavy snowfalls paralyze northern Rockies into Minnesota and Montana towns report subzero readings. Lookout Pass inland totals hit 100 inches while midwest and south endure freezes and a treacherous mix of rain and snow.
British envoy Sir Charles Mend dies in Paris amid unclear details. The report mentions his role as a diplomat and ties to Britain, with fragmented wording about service from 1920 to 1940 and connections to a late hostess and American dress designer Elle De Wolfe.
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