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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1958

Page

3

Area Man 73 Killed as Car Rams Truck

Mayville New York area man Guy Chute, 73, was killed last night when his car rear ended a trailer truck driven by Charles Dotson of Kansas City Missouri on Route 20 west of North East. Police said Chute died at Hamot Hospital about 9:49 p.m. Coroner Warren W. Wood ordered an autopsy and tentatively attributed death to internal injuries. Dotson reported he had pulled from a parking lot in front of a North East store moments earlier. Chute, a retired farmer and longtime Mayville resident born in Sherman New York, was survived by his wife Grave who died in September 1955.

Mayville Wesleyyite Guy Chite North East Hyal Ab Hamot Hospital Evie Warren W. Wood Liath Potlee Lawrence Park Wood Charles Dotson Kansas City Dotson Dld Dior Chite Clute Kline Sherman N.Y Grave

One Arson Suspect Cleared and One Held in Erie Case

A man arrested last Thursday in Erie on arson suspicions was released after detectives cleared his activities. Donald N Schulie 31, previously jailed for a 1944 Hotel Laurence arson, was found in an apartment basement. Eugene Hurley 51 remains jailed pending fingerprint analysis. A GE Works Erie meeting featured plant lab staff detailing ignition methods to investigators.

Donald N. Schulie Erie Schutte Laurence Pmntom Toreh Eugene Hurley Fele Sun

Bear Lake Union Brethren Hear Guest Speaker

Bear Lake church members hosted a Tuesday evening gathering with a Pennsylvania State Trooper as guest speaker. A social hour followed with refreshments by Richard Crosby and Bd Johnston. Nearby residents and families, including Norman Jukes, attended from Evie schools and joined neighborly visitors.

Bear Lake United Brethren Pennsylvania Handles Valley Eve Richard Crosby Bd Johnston Millie Beerph Cleve Damon Satwus Boar Lake Spon Sued & Box Eich Hawkins Tihhl Bond Jamestews Ais Norman Jukes Evie Ye End Mie Jukes Flue Smith Petriom

Weather Boost Hopes In Slumping Colum Businesses

Local retailers in Columbus report weather driven shifts in shopping as crowds seek bargains. Vendors note a drop in discretionary spending since last year while sales of kids apparel remain comparatively steady. several areas show signs of general consumer caution amid softer demand across departments.

Will the egghead be America's new national hero

Hal Boyle argues that Americans favor charm and bravado over intellect when choosing heroes. He notes that few can name leading scientists, architects, poets, or doctors, while Elvis and sports stars are familiar. The column predicts the “egghead” unlikely to become a living hero, possibly a posthumous one.

New York America United States Brooklyn Brider Steve Brodie Brooklyn Bridge U. S Congress Elis Presley Elvis Earl Warren Babe Ruth

Reds Step Up Infiltration In Tunisia

UNIS reports a quiet but persistent Communist campaign to infiltrate Tunisia as Bourguiba notes their leverage with trade. Sixty tons of Tunisian lemons departed for Odessa marking the first export to the Soviet Union. The USSR contracts for citrus could be worth about 514 million dollars if full surplus moves, amid Tunisia exporting phosphates iron and wheat mainly to Western buyers. A Soviet ads bid was refused. Western domination of trade remains. Also, five Western Pennsylvania contestants advance to Mrs America regional finals in Washington, PA, with state finals in Pittsburgh in April.

Unis 4 Tunisia Habib Bourguiba Black Sea Odessa Soviet Union Moscow France Britain Bourguiba Embssy Row Bahi Ladgham Neo-Destour Party Pittsburgh Western Pennsylvania Washington, Pa

Cyril A. Skiff Succumbs At 48

Cyril A Skiff of Spartansburg RD 4 died suddenly at 5 60 am yesterday in Swan Memorial Hospital Union City from a heart condition He was born March 7 1910 at East Branch son of Charles and Maud Day Skiff He was a member of Corry Grange Concord Community Club and the Spartansburg Sportsmen Club He married Lula Harris April 18 1929 He leaves wife two sons Bernard Skiff Spartansburg RD 4 and Blair Skiff at home two sisters Oma Taylor Cory Mrs Fred Crapser St Petersburg Fr Mrs Flossie Scoth ten RD 2 Spartansburg and twin sister Crell Clark RD 1 Spartansburg two brothers Wayne and Clayton predeceased him Funeral arrangements by Perry and Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with calling at 2 pm Thursday and interment Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg

Corry Swan Memorial Hospital Union City Bos Maren East Branch Charles Maud Day Corry Grange Concord Community Club Spartansbure Sportsmen Spartansbure Skiff Lula Harris Besches Bernard Skiff R. D Spartansburg Blair Stitt Cour Oma Taylor Cory Fred Crapser St Petersburg Flossie Scothten Crell Clark Wayne Clayton Skiff Perry Hays Spartans

Coroner to Rule in Boy Death at Erie Hospital

Coroner Warren W. Wood said autopsy results and a verdict in the death of 10 year old Larry Karl Firster would come late today. Larry, born in Erie, died after being struck by Ronald C. Snippert 18, of Erie on Route 97 in Summit Township and dragged about 10 feet near a restaurant. He was in the earth grade at Summit Township School and a MCA boys department member. Burial was planned at Pine Grove Cemetery in Corry.

Himet Hospital Larry Karl Firster Lawrence Fister Eric Warren W. Wood Young Firster Hamot Hospitel Summit ‘Township Ronald C. Snippert Erie Larry Summit Township MCA Boys Department Pine Grove Corry

Two Candidates Drop From Primary War of the Parties

The piece details candidates withdrawing to face a party struggle in Pennsylvania. Furman vows to fight to the final bell and defeat party bosses, while Leniter backs Furman for Senate with Clarene P. Bowers as Democratic contenders. GOP slate backs Hugh D. Scott Jr and Weldon H Hayburn, with Stassen promoting other nominees. The lieutenant governor race heats up as John Morgan Day and Furman back Willis, and John F. Davis runs independently. The secretary of internal affairs race features Andrew J. Gleason Jr. against Albert R. Pechan, with Genevieve Blatt seeking re election and Lucian J. Giletti entering independently.

Pennsylvania Furman Leniter Clarene P. Bowers U. S Haotison Moser. Siatington Hugh D. Scott Jr Philadelphia GOP Weldon H Hayburn Concordville Stassen John Morgan Philadelphy Common Gourt Jude Furman Chow Willis Cilbertson Clarion County John F. Davis Reading Rowland B. Mashuny Senate Alleghany John M. Walker Oakmont Hilton Cambridge Springs Veterans of Porcen Wars Stasien Por Andrew J. Glenson Jr Johnstown Albert R. Pechan Ford City Armstrong County Genevieve Blatt Pittsburgh Democratic Organization Michael A. Cannavino Erie Lucian J. Giletti Washington

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