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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1958

Page

3

Auction Sells 20 Tons Herring for 501 Dollars

Weston Provision Co of Erie sold 40 000 pounds of dean herring stored since November in cold storage at 19 degrees below zero. The bid opened at 100 dollars and ended at 501 dollars after about five minutes with five firms bidding. The stock, tested for safety, was approved for human consumption and attracts potential buyers. Legal disputes and storage charges linger as the case moves on.

Free — Ullicmais Weston Provision Co Erie Western Provision Co Caven Millcreek Tucker Lake Shore Mt.v. Inlay Tnii Transit Co Plymouth Bay Packing Co Truro Mass

Kane Red Cross Drive Nears Goal in March Push

Local campaign aims to raise about $1,000 for the Red Cross with only days left in March. Early figures showed slower progress as volunteers press to meet the target of approximately $5762 set at the drive’s start.

Kane Red Cross Kane Red Cross

Suspect Held In Mayville Theft Charge

Chanawata County Sheriffs deputies hold Watertown man David Seymour for return to Watertown where he is charged with stealing a car from a service station he worked at Police stopped the vehicle in Mayville after spotting only one license plate and confirmed with Watertown police who requested his detention Fund drive chairman Lloyd F Thompson urges solicitors to finish calls and mail remaining contributions to Chapter Headquarters to complete the campaign

Mayville N.Y Chanawata County Sher & Holding Watertown N. Y Wiliam Peters Robert Plesvewski David Seymour Seymour Watertown Pplice Lloyd F .Thompson

GE Pays Area Firm 240000 in Patent Case

Solar Electric Corporation settled out of court with General Electric by receiving 240000. The local incandescent lamp maker claimed monopolistic practices by the giants that hindered access to high speed equipment for light bulb production. Solar’s treasurer Stuart J. Myers noted larger damages could await trial but opted for closure to focus on expansion.

Warren Solar Electric Corporation General Electric Corporation Sylvania Electric Products Solar General Electric Stuart J. Myers

Jamestown Weighs New Trash Contract Bid After Rejection

Jamestown council rejected George Patti's bid to collect trash for two years at 261000, up from 174000. Budgeting only 91000 for next year, the panel votes to readvertise. Patti lamented losses from rising labor costs and wage increases, while unions and company plans shaped benefits. Disposal may shift to land fill near Chadakoin River regardless of contractor.

Jamestown George Patii Mayer Patti Paul Chadakoin

Thief Receives Prison Term For Auto Theft

Robert B Covey pleaded guilty to larceny and auto theft after stealing 250 dollars from a relative. Judge Burton Laub sentenced Covey to one to two years in the Western Penitentiary, a 100 dollar fine, and restitution. Covey also faced charges connected to a stolen Insurance check. Separate cases: Erie loitering result 90 days. Grant Evans jailed one day with a 150 dollar fine for drunk driving.

Cam Erleman Burton Laub Robert B. Covey Western Penitentiary Covey Lawrence Covey Evie Wil Crawford Jr Erie Laub Grant Evans Findley Lake

Five Arrested In Bradford Crime Wave Era

Five men accused of staging burglaries in Kane Bradford area were rounded up by state police. The group allegedly looted cars hunting camps for valuables including copper wire fishing tackle guns and ammunition. Named suspects include Richard Smith 23 Charles Christjohn 25 Lee Gallagher 19 Ronald Williams 20 and Charles Steinhowuser 26 Bradford with burglary larceny receiving stolen goods charges.

Veuru Kane-Bradford Bolind McKean County Richar Smith Charles Christjohn Thut Bradford Lee Gallagher Ronald Williams Smethport Charles Steinhowuser

Jamestown Bank Wins Westfield Bond Issue Bid

Cha tanuqua National Bank of Jamestown was the winning bidder for the Westfield Central School Board bond sale totaling 329000 dollars. Interest rate 3.2 percent with a premium price of 831696. Other bidders included Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company and Dunkirk Trust Company. Bonds dated February 1 1958, to be delivered in New York City on April 14. School Attorney George W Holt to collect funds.

Seorin Chatauqua Nations Bank of Jamestown Westfield Cenal School Board of Education Chattauqua National Manufacturers and ‘Traders ‘Trust Company Dunkirk ‘Trust Company New York City George W. Holt

Washington Lubrication TUFF to Beat TUFFY Sign

Business listing for Wash ing Lubri cation located at the corner of Center and Phone on Washington Streets in ZIP 21224. Advertising slogan It's TUFF to Beat TUFFY appears with address cues.

Washington Streets

Khrushchev gains power as Bulganin fades in USSR

James Marlow analyzes a shift in Soviet leadership as Khrushchev consolidates authority, sidelining Bulganin. He notes Khrushchev's control over party and state, the potential for a tougher foreign stance, and the uncertain future of Soviet policy amid rapid modernization.

Washington Eisenhower Nik la Khrushchev Bulganin Soviet Union Communist Party Khrushchev Charley McCarthy Bulgari Remler

Evolution of Soviet Governance and Western Shifts

The text argues that Stalinist rigidity may erode as educated Soviet professionals gain influence, shaping governance toward a more rightward evolution. It suggests the USSR must change amid global evolution, while Western nations may move left due to internal economic pressures and political development.

Stalin Iris Feeb Lile Soviet Union

Warren Man Killed In Detroit Taxi Crash Injury Death

James G. Ryan, 88, of Warren, Pennsylvania, died in Detroit from injuries after a taxicab collision. He was in Detroit on a business trip when the cab was struck by another vehicle and then hurled into a third.

Warren Detroit James G. Ryan Warren, Pa Ryan

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