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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
6
The Boy Scouts auxiliary group met at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park at 8 o clock this evening after a prior plan to meet at Olin Bracken Field. The item followed a day of reports on dues fundraising and local civic activity in Corry.
SANTA MONICA. Actress Deborah Kerr filed for divorce from Tony Bartley after 12 years of marriage. She cites extreme cruelty and seeks custody of their two children Melanie and Prancesca. Bartley, a World War II hero and producer, denies the allegations, asserting Kerr was enticed away by screenwriter Peter Viertel.
Barbara Burns 20 daughter of late comedian Bob Burns was sentenced to 90 days in jail after a narcotics addiction conviction. Municipal Judge Harold C Shepherd denied a new trial and placed her on two years probation, warning her to stay away from narcotics. The judge said she was a victim of circumstances and urged her to change to avoid longer jail time.
LA SABRE Que A provincial Police inquest ruled that John R Bouck 26 a graduate engineering student at MIT died when his 22 caliber rifle discharged accidentally Bouck a Massapequa NY resident was found with a bullet wound near here April 21 The rifle and a cleaning kit were found beside him An autopsy by Dr Jean Paul Valcourt Montreal ruled out murder or self harm The detective Lt Paul Coulombe aided Valcourt saying Bouck bought the rifle and kit on the drive up from Boston He said Bouck was cleaning his rifle when he died and that ignorance with firearms led him to hold the weapon in a position that caused the discharge
Louisvill e Ky Broy Collard left five cents in a parking meter causing a no parking zone and police to tow his car. Traffic Judge Ralph Stone accepted his five cent explanation, amended the charge to breach of peace, and fined $4.95. Carrie Hacker, 75, of Mt Lebanon suburban Pittsburgh, died from burns after a bed fire in her third floor apartment.
The Charles A Coffin Award, the electric industrys top symbol of achievement, is presented to Duquesne Light Co of Pittsburgh. In Columbia South Carolina Democrats vote in primaries for a gubernatorial candidate and party nominees. A seven man five woman jury convicted a tall attractive brunette last week on misdemeanor charges.
De Gaulle seeks a two chamber system with a powerful Senate for all of France and a weakened Parliament, while proposing a direct route to voters for constitutional reform. He discussed reform with a Catholic Union delegation and emphasized workers’ greater legislative voice amid rising prices. In Algeria, he touted progress with rebels defecting and talks for reconciliation. A second item reports Howard Serk, 50, of Hookstown, dying of a heart attack while working on the Fort Pitt Bridge for American Bridge Co.
Three teens were convicted in a Bronx park beating of a teacher during a class outing with 35 boys. A fourth teen was acquitted. Kenneth Swanson 16 was sent to Bellevue Hospital for mental examination after trial irregularities.
Weeks, secretary of commerce, said recent business statistics look better than at any time since the year began. He noted inventories fell in April and that steel mill operations, employment, and construction activity showed improvement, with many regions reporting normal or better conditions in key sectors. The outlook remains brighter for late this year if confidence grows and government avoids hindering legislation.
In Vanceburg Kentucky residents carry firearms openly in public as police grapple with a state law that bans concealed weapons but not open display. The Kentucky attorney general has been asked to issue a ruling on the issue.
Colorado faces a hopper invasion threatening nine million acres across 16 counties including Hangelynd and adjacent western states. State officials warn a full-crowny swarm could devastate wheat within hours if unaddressed, urging swift federal and landowner action to prevent total loss.
In Bulgaria on June 3 Khrushchev leveled a sharp indictment of theoreticians while defending practical politicians. The speech appears aimed at Suslov, Tito cited as a foil, with Suslov seen as the target behind the rhetoric. On June 8 the Central Committee rehabilitated Shostakovich Khachaturian and others once attacked as formalists, a move seen as veiled pressure on Suslov.
Oiler football and basketball rosters gain veterans as L. Hud W takes charge. Penn State alum Younker joins from Nort and Skinner returns from Union for the season. Wells leads returning players with strong coaching record. despite earlier declines, the team eyes stability and renewed success this year.
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