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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1959
Page
3
A partial, garbled draft mentions a secret East session and German forces. It references individuals, a city, and a sister, with unclear actions and proposals. The text is fragmented, offering few clear details or outcomes.
Ronald Singleton of St Louis Missouri, an AWOL Fort Sam Houston soldier, was questioned by police after being apprehended at a roadblock in a southern Chautauqua County village. He was identified by Falconer Police Chief Laverne Webeck with his wife and two infant sons, while a 17 year old woman from Rigley Missouri accompanied them. The incident began when Charles Ludeman of Silver Creek was approached by a man seeking a cheap hotel, who then produced a knife and fled in a following car after a brief pursuit. State Police broadcast the description and Singleton was captured. police planned further questioning.
Brak man Erle 76-year-old Erle man nabbed in a detective stakeout on the east side after allegedly attempting to follow an obscene telephone call. Lawrence Raimondi, 26, an area college student, arrested at 3 26 p m by Detective Sets Andrew Kraus and Chester Miller after a planned stakeout. An Erle woman, the caller, helped stage the stakeout. Arraigned before Alderman William Heisler Raimond pleaded guilty and posted 500 bail awaiting a hearing.
Mrs Kenneth Spence of Pleasantville keeps a lonely vigil beside her husband Kenneth Spence in Titusville Hospital. Spence, 49, has been unconscious 43 days since a stroke at work at Struthers Wells Corp Iron Works Division. After treatment at the Cleveland Clinic he showed no improvement and was returned to the local hospital this weekend where his condition remains critical.
Paralyptic polio has claimed the lives of two New Haven infants, marking the first polio deaths reported in Connecticut this year. Authorities noted the fatalities underscore ongoing polio risks amid efforts to control outbreaks and protect children through vaccination.
Hollywood reports Sami the shaggy dog, star of The Shaggy Doe, has not cooled in fame. Born 1956 in Denver, Norval Pride and Lindy Low’s dog, discovered in San Bernardino, signed to Disney, later appeared with Gale Storm, Lawrence Welk, at Disney land, and Coliseum Tireworks show.
Hal Boyle argues modern kids enjoy life more because they have more to enjoy. He contrasts old era chores and hardships with today’s rapid social changes, noting youth reach driving, dating, and social confidence earlier. The piece playfully mocks nostalgia while affirming progress in leisure and independence.
Missoula hunter Sam Adams, 39, vanished Oct 27 while hunting with two friends. His gear and a bear-gnawed gun were found at a rocky camp northeast of Missoula as Ed Hodges and Colin Trusty searched weekends for Adams. Authorities say Adams wounded a bear, was charged by the animal, and died in the camp after trying to defend himself with an empty rifle.
Roscoe W. Clark of Art Metal Construction Jamestown division reports union leaders refused secret ballot on a new contract proposal, urging employees to decide. Ballots were mailed to workers with stamped envelopes asking if they should vote by secret ballot on a company proposal.
A Warren state trooper suffered three broken ribs in a three car crash on Route 27 three miles north of Youngsville around 7 10 p m yesterday. Larry Nolder 24 was admitted to Warren General Hospital in good condition. Patricia Ruhlman 16 of Youngsville stopped to turn left when a northbound car struck her vehicle and then collided with Nolder s auto. The second car was driven by
Conference talks aimed to end stalemate on Gov. Lawrence’s 400 million tax program. Only part enacted: April 15 sales tax increase to 3 percent. Furman named to Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. House considers a $1 minimum wage for non federally covered workers. Senate approves amendment allowing county treasurers to serve multiple terms. House returns tax extension for auto trade-ins to Ways and Means. Governor reportedly noncommittal on bipartisan tax recommendations.
Albion borough will see a $553,360 rise in assessments to $1,219,020, part of a countywide equalization program. Chief County Assessor Martin Gregor cites state-mandated changes, noting county tax increases capped at five percent and school-tax boosts up to ten percent at local boards. The total borough appraised value reaches $3,297,580 with 40 percent used for tax purposes under county direction. In related items, Alfred Guy, 21, escaped from jail on a sheriff’s daughter’s bicycle. police seek him as he serves a one-year sentence for driving an unregistered vehicle.
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