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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1958

Page

3

State Raises Aid To Aged $37 A Month

The State Department of Public Welfare announced new maximum monthly grants for aged aid effective December 1. Secretary Harry Shapiro said improvements reflect actual costs of shelter heat and utilities with county variations. Increases are funded by federal money from the last Congress.

State Department of Public Welfare Harry Shapiro Secretary of Public Welfare Harrisburg Evie County Sui Craford Forest Venango Warren

Reds develop intercontinental rocket glider claims

AN ANZUMA Texas AP report says Soviet scientists are developing a three stage intercontinental rocket glider with range up to 12500 miles capable of reaching the heart of the United States and even Mars or Venus though unsuitable for the Moon. US efforts include Dyna Soar while von Braun questions need for such weapons. Architect William York Cocken dies in Pittsburgh at 73.

Anzuma Tex Soviet Union Everett T. Welliners Bell Aircraft Corp United States Mars Vennis Moon Air Force Wernher von Brauin Army Ballistic Missile Agency

Corry Board Approves Tests, Pedagogy Upgrades, and Tax Matters

The Corry school board approved tuberculin patch testing with parent consent, authorized funds for an electric welder for the vocational agriculture department at about $130, and elected Harley Johnson as director to fill Elwin Puller’s vacancy amid tax collector duties. Exoneration requests were granted except one. YMCA tax exemption was renewed. A cafeteria policy plan was outlined and clubs agreed to pay for use of the football field for a Saturday game. A district death noted Mercy Hospital.

Sqntimed Page One Sudents Vocational Agricuture Corry Board Billey East Plessant Street Elwin Buller Cory Harley Johnson Elwin Puller Duhnsin Business Service Puller Johnson YMCA William Rodemayer Merritt Hunt Rotary Beaver Corry

Beck To Plead Stolen Funds In Tax Case

Beck's lawyers disclosed that he will defend by claiming he took Teamsters funds in a rare informal way and became wealthy through investment and repayment. The ex Teamsters leader faces income tax evasion charges totaling 240000 for 1950 to 1953 as prosecutors use net-worth evidence to show unreported wealth.

Yacoma Wash Beck William Dwyer Teamsters Union U.S. District Court Seattle Dwyer Teamsters Senate U.S Jack Obenour Obenour

Zoning Change Clears Way For Business Area

Millcreek Township supervisors approved the rezoning from agriculture to business at the Wattsburg road Throughway interchange enabling a new business district. Frank Bihler and others petitioned, with William Philips seeking a store on the West 32nd and Pittsburgh avenue corner. Previously denied after protests, two other corner lots and nearby properties along West 12th and Powell Avenue were also rezoned to business.

Tne Pura Wattsburg Road Millcreek Township Zoning Commission Frank Bihler William Philips West 32Nd and Pittsburgh Avenue Philips West 12Th Powell Avenue Busines Spencer

Rezoning Moves at 4800 Block Spur Residential Shift

A parcel on Wattsburg Road in the 4800 block was rezoned from Class A to Class C residential. Local township officials announced plans for an apartment complex and related housing development on the site.

King Wattsburg Theares

Memorial oak planted on Governors Island for French war dead

A 10 foot white oak from France's Argonne Forest was planted yesterday on Governors Island New York at the First U S Army headquarters as a memorial gift from the French Republic to American soldiers who died in World War II.

New York Argonne Forest France Governors Island U. S. Army French Republic

Berlin Crisis Echoes Threats Over Berlin Blockade

A clipped report discusses Khrushchev’s Berlin rhetoric, the risk of a Soviet move on East Germany, and Western insistence on defending West Berlin. It notes that a Soviet attack on East Germany would be treated as an act of war and warns that such steps could trigger a broader conflict.

East Germany East Berlin Soviet Union Khrushchev West Berlin Que-posal U.S State Department West Berlin

Pair Gets Jail Term

Two area men pleaded guilty to corrupting the morals of a minor and were sentenced in Allegheny County Workhouse. Healey Burgos, 23, North East, fined 50 dollars and four months imprisonment, and Figuer a Santiago, 25, fined 10 dollars and three months imprisonment. Paul Cleveland, 17, Bakermills, on three year probation. Alvin Barrett, 28, Erle, ordered to pay 250 dollars in a morals case. Three were sentenced for drilling after suspension. Joseph McNair, 23, Erie, 150 dollar fine. Charles McKelvey Jr., Erie, 100 dollar fine and two years probation. Charles Trwin, Erie, 38, 100 dollar fine and 231 months in county prison.

Erie Allegheny County Healey Burgos North East Fig- Uera Santiago Paul Cleveland Bakermills Alvin Barrett Erle Joseph McNair Charles McKelvey Jr Charles Trwin

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