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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1958
Page
3
Incomplete OCR text mentions a case phase and references to Austin Heady and related officials in a sald context. Details are unreadable but imply a legal proceeding with an official action and unidentified party names.
A fragment from a 20th century page notes week two of a circuit at an unnamed venue. It mentions cam chords, a canal lane, and a rough timetable with unclear times. The readable items include entities like Cam and 00, but specifics remain fragmentary.
In Erie a 15 year old girl led a chaotic all night event ending with arrests for disorderly conduct. Sixteen year olds and 14 older teens faced charges as police battled a jail disturbance and a fire in a cell block. One girl swallowed 11 sleeping tablets after a bad date.
Khrushchev arrives in East Berlin with a six man Moscow delegation for the East German Communist Party Congress opening Thursday. He calls for stronger opposition to West Germany arming its forces with nuclear and rocket weapons as East German officials and delegations greet him with limited applause.
A State Superior Court hearing is set for November 10 in Pittsburgh to hear an appeal of Fayette County Court ruling that multiple-coin pinball machines are illegal. The case stems from Judge Hustace H. Bane’s ruling that the machines constitute illegal gambling devices and appeals filed by owners to block destruction. State police seized 41 machines last year in Uniontown Connellsville and Brownsville.
New York Horace R. Wisely of Salinas California is introduced as the new Grand Exalted Ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks by the outgoing ruler H L.
Police intervene in a strange confrontation as Charles Bateo, 37, draws a knife during a dispute with former wife Dorothy, 24, at the home of Eiden Carlson, 27. Carlson retrieves a bow and arrows, fires one at Bateo’s car, and both men are detained for questioning by Sgt. Victor Carlson and Officer John Curtitt.
Senate Democrats clash over restoring funds cut by the House in a $3.078 billion foreign aid bill. Senators Sparkman Chavez Thurmond weigh positions as hearings begin, with Eisenhower opposing substantial cuts and urging near 3.9 billion. The Appropriations Committee faces pressure on final totals for the current fiscal year.
Genovese known as top Mafia figure was arrested at his Atlantic Highlands home in New Jersey. Vincent Gigante, a lower ranking hoodlum, was arrested in the same operation on narcotics conspiracy charges via sealed grand jury indictment. U.S. Attorney Williams said more names would emerge when the indictment is opened.
About four a m Saturday two extra men Sheriff Larry Linder and Chief Deputy Dod Allen Jr. questioned young suspects who had been turning in false alarms near Bear Lake. William Eddy 25 Jamestown admitted his role and pleaded guilty to the charge. He was freed on 500 dollars property bail. Others questioned were John Jensen 20 Jamestown Clifford Sechr istr 20 Bear Lake George Christensen Jr. 22 R D 2 Corry and Paul Graker 27 Jamestown who were released after questioning. Sixteen men answered the 2:30 a m alarm and about the same number after a later call. Authorities warned that repeated false alarms risk lives of volunteers.
Washington Senate Finance Committee opens closed hearings on Eisenhower trade bill. Key issues: five year extension of the Trade Agreements Act and expanding presidential power over tariff quotas and rates. House action granted five year authority and 25 percent tariff cuts. In Pasadena a thief stole a 2 1/2 ton pipe organ from a vacant home stored by Louis Schlierbach, valued at $3,000.
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