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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1958
Page
3
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Republican governor candidate Arthur McGonigie proposes a state financed revolving area assistance fund funded by bond sales to reduce unemployment in distressed Pennsylvania regions. He argues it would save costs versus a federal area redevelopment bill and create long term loans for needy communities. He also criticizes the Democratic plan for requiring higher federal taxes with limited returns. U S Representative Hugh Scott warns of a deep fiscal crisis under Governor Leader as Pennsylvania faces a historic cash deficit and rising revenue challenges.
Detroit police report William L. Miles randomly dialed a number from a telephone book and offered to sell the woman who answered a lucky number for ten dollars. Mrs. Nelile Baldwin, a policewoman, invited him to collect the money, and Miles was arrested when he arrived at her home.
Pennsylvania doctors at the Medical Society session urged requiring polio vaccine for all students entering any school. They also proposed standardizing highway safety by removing bells and sirens in ambulances citing safety concerns. The resolutions were sent to the society’s new business committee for consideration.
ALAMOGORDO N M AP The young pilot Lt McClure rode the Air Force Man High balloon to the stratosphere last week seeking 100000 feet and a 24 hour stay to relay data. He reached 99600 feet before the heated sealed cockpit forced an early return. A surgeon on the ground supervised by remote control reported he never became delirious and followed directions throughout the flight. The peak measured 106 degrees in the electronic readout, later corrected to 104. Hessberg of the Aeromedical Laboratory noted the discrepancy and the flight was conducted at Night at the Missile Development Center.
One youth, Ronald Tedora, 17, of Gallitzin, died after a wet rural road skid sent their auto into an embankment near Loretto. Driver Joseph Felus, 21, and passenger Thomas Murieeak, 21, both of Gallitzin, were treated and released at Mercy Hospital Altoona. All three were thrown onto the highway.
Lewis Sherman 72, president of Jewett and Sherman Co., a food processing firm with six plants in the United States, died Saturday. He joined the company in 1907 and became president in 1915. Born in Milwaukee.
Washington AP reports 43 year old Ohioan Robert Stewart takes oath as the Supreme Court’s youngest member in dual ceremonies. He has served four years on the U S Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati and is the youngest since the Roosevelt era. Stewart replaces Harold Burton, enlarging President Eisenhower’s five of nine court appointments to date.
Tierney a 39 year old film actor and Arthur Kennedy 32 from Lynbrook were arrested after allegedly knocking down two policemen outside a bar. They were charged with felonious assault and Tierney faced an additional disorderly conduct count on a bar owner’s complaint.
Raymond Gill eaudeau, a former publishing executive, died Sunday at age 71 in New York City. He was named president of United Newspapers Magazine Corp when it formed in 1934 to publish This Week magazine. He was born in New York City.
Warren police report little hope of capturing the red-masked shotgun wielding bandit who robbed the Penn Laurel Motel on Pennsylvania Avenue in Warren yesterday morning. He stood about five seven in a hooded jacket with a mask and escaped with $900 from the register after forcing attendant Joseph Grotzinger into the basement. The 79 year old man could not confirm escape method. Owner Dan Dodge runs the motel and a Chevrolet garage in Warren.
In Limnatis village near Larnaca a Greek Cypriot was shot dead after failing to halt when challenged by a British military patrol. Earlier a bomb was thrown at a Nicosia patrol and another at a three vehicle convoy in Larnaca district. none caused harm.
Philadelphia leaders warned against complacency at a Democratic dinner with Lawrence Leader and other candidates. Gov Leader said Republicans caused the national recession and urged a Democratic Congress to break their coalition. Lawrence urged unity and note of past party defeats to spur greater turnout and effort.
Local authorized service and parts shop for Briggs & Stratton small motors offers repairs and genuine parts. Located at 225 E South St, Clinton area with connection to Cady and Collier hardware. Phone 23-5535 to inquire about Clinton Lauzon and Jacobson model servicing.
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