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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1958
Page
6
Meadville announces a $3 500 000 freight car shop project with 600 workers and plans to hire 65 more while Titusville schools cut early dismissal on days before holidays to meet a state 180 day requirement. Fire drills across city schools test evacuation times and weather shifts bring rain and cooling forecasts.
Utica New York AP report a 600 pound black bear mauled a keeper Dominick Trumfio about 70 who entered the bear's cage to feed it and was seriously injured. Hoeman killed the bear with a shotgun blast during the attack. He suffered deep lacerations to face neck and body and fractures of both legs.
United States Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told the UN Security Council that any Soviet tests after October 31 would void Eisenhower’s one year moratorium offer. Lodge cited Gromyko's remarks about matching blast for blast and stressed the U S pledge to withhold further testing unless talks succeed.
A cold Canadian air mass spread from the Rockies across the Plains and upper Midwest with winds to 45 mph. Temperatures dipped to the 20s in the northern Plains as snow flurries fell. Showers and thunderstorms followed from the Great Lakes to the southern Plains, with funnel clouds reported in Wisconsin and Missouri and a tornado touching down northeast of Hudson, Wisconsin, with no injuries reported.
Paul Brown Pew, 60, vice president of the Linde Co. and contributor to the first stem bomb, died yesterday in New York. He had a 35 year career with the Linde Co. 0 division of Union Carbide Corp.
A 13 month old, Jeffrey Scoehseder of Hollidaysburg, was killed when his mother Evelyn Mae Kochseder backed an auto out of a driveway after a visit. Coroner D Harold Troxell said the mother believed the child was in the car with two other children.
Walter A. Raepler, 65, president of the Concordia Theological Seminary in Springfield since 1953, died yesterday likely from a heart attack. The institution mourns the loss of its leader.
The Yankees rallied from a poor start to win the series and upset Milwaukee 4 games to 2. Manager Casey Stengel praised the comeback, noting the team now feels capable of playing in the National League and proving they can win.
The Braves displayed levity and resolve in the locker room after a tough second series game. Lew discussed a National League interest for the Yankees while Stengel’s Pat Haney dismissed alibis and urged focus on pitchers. Red Schoendienst explained teammates’ mood and effort as the group reflected on their performance.
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