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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1957
Page
3
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Union City Man Sentenced In Rape Case Gets 2% To 10 Years
MEADVILLE James B Watson 92 of Union City was sentenced to 2% to 10 years by Judge Herbert A Modi on statutory rape charges. He admitted to raping a girl he treated as his daughter but denied assault with a gun. The victim testified Watson threatened her with a pistol and would shoot her mother unless she complied. Watson claimed the pistol contained only blinking cartridges. He was sent to a diagnostic center to determine placement, fined 100 dollars plus costs, with the sentence dated June 15. Other local defendants received various sentences for larceny and related offenses. In a separate note Gramps actor George Cleveland 71 died in Burbank California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
James B. Watson
Union City
Yestertly
Herbert A. Modi
Watson
Guily
Gir
Iine
Judee Moai
Pittsburgh
William D. Ginnery
Youngsville
Allegheny County
Ginnery
Mydetown
Titusville
J. Bruce Hague
Charles David Cather
Franklin
Western Pennsylvania Diagnostic Clinic
Iate
Cather
Joseph Simona
Meadvill
Georg A. Weigle
Tryonville
R. D
Gramps
Burbank
Calli
George Cleveland
Sydney
GE Announces 1957 First Half Sales Gain of 8 Percent
General Electric reports six month 1957 sales of 2.122 billion dollars, up 8 percent from 1956. Earnings totaled 127.6 million, up 13 percent, or 1.47 dollars per share. Quarterly sales reached 1.072 billion with profits of 63.8 million. Employee costs hit 794.6 million and material purchases from 42 000 suppliers totaled 930.8 million. taxes and renegotiations reached 197.0 million.
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Sass
Feneral Eileleic Uv
Sues
Wordiner
General Electric
Youth 26 Admits Trunk Murder Continues
The case centers on the discovery of Malloy's body found in a trunk after a postal clerk, Jose Padre aged 25, aided moving the trunk from Polakowsk's to a Railway Express Agency office. Police learned of a staged delivery to an actor in Hollywood. The victim, from Philadelphia, rented a 20 story Central Park West apartment and was last seen leaving the building the night of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trunk
Polakowsk
Jose Padre
Hollywood
Malloy
Philadelphia
Central Park West
Ten Boys Admit Gasoline Thefts in Warren County
Warren County Sheriff's Department reports the capture of ten youths who nightly siphoned about 1,000 gallons of gasoline from unattended trucks for their hot rods. Seven are juveniles awaiting juvenile court. Three adults Julius Glow Kenneth Carlson and Joseph Phillips faced theft charges after appearing before Peace Justice J. Regis Thompson. The thefts spanned a year with targets including Morgan's Lumber Mill Pittsfield Brown Run Lumber John Young Youngsville Star Farm Bob's Garage Matthews Road Chevrolet Garage Youngsville and Wilman's Star Service in Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren County Sheriff's Department
Thelm
Julius Glow
R. D
Pittsfield
Kenneth Carlson
Youngsville
Joseph Phillips
RD. 2
J. Regis ‘Thompson
Jarceny
Morgan's Lumber
Brown Run Lumber Company
John Young
Youngsville Star Farm Service
Bob's Garage
Matthews Rout Road
Chevrolet
Wil- Man's Star Service
Area Man Dies At Reno Nev Becreble Dies In Reno
Death reported yesterday in Reno Nevada of William Preble 73 while a patient at Washington Medical Center Born May 12 1884 in Phillipsville Pennsylvania he left the area young and worked many years as a railroad worker in Ogden Utah He retired three years ago and moved to Reno Survived by one brother H Preble of R D 3 Corry and several nephews and nieces Burial planned at Beaverdam Cemetery Beachem 3 thought he saw his brother in law drive by then jumped in front of a car which did not belong to him and was treated for minor injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Preble
Washington Medical Center
Reno
Nev
Preble
Phillipsville
Odgen
Utah
Charlotts
Clarence Beachem
Hiis
Civil rights bill faces weeks of Senate battle
The civil rights bill, backed by the Eisenhower administration, faces heavy Southern Democratic opposition in the Senate. Key figures like Sen Russell and Sen Ervin warn against patchwork fixes, while the plan would create a two year six man commission, establish a new civil rights division, and expand attorney general powers. Disobedience could trigger contempt trials by judges and possible jail terms. The report also notes the Oleander plant’s Mediterranean origins in the southern United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
Russell
Dga
Sen. Ervin
D-Nc
Justice Department
Brownell
Ike Takes No Stand On Changes Somunney Pushed Civil Rights Bill
Fragmented OCR report notes senators including Andersen Mundt and Lang debate limiting the measure’s reach to civil rights cases. Eisenhower’s stance aims to avoid delaying progress. some southern members push for a cautious passage while opposing broader application. The article highlights political maneuvering over the civil rights bill and potential consequences for Black Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somunney
Russell
Senitters Andersen
Wd-Nm
Mundt
R-Sib
Eisenhower
Pat Russell
Sliek von Enistigy
Sen
Lang
Lang (D=Lay of the Ben late yesterday that jiassie
Sen Humphrey Duini on voting rights and civil case juries
The senator linked the 72 year marriage sentiment to broader voting rights issues. He argued the bill fails to guarantee free unfettered voting access and noted civil rights enforcement could bring contempt actions in court for violations.
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Humphrey Duini
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