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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1960
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment hints at scattered words about Ameri Poort and named items. It mentions toy, stone, sea, and natty language with unclear context. No clear event, person, date, or organisation surfaces to anchor a summary.
Erie The United Electric and International Union of Beetment-Workers balk at GE's first management offer in three-year contract talks. Workers reject a zero to four percent pay rise plan, calling the proposal unacceptable and an atrocity as negotiations extend toward midnight October 1.
Leslie Smith 41 a Whitesville maintenance worker died after a university owned truck rolled down a grade at the State University Agricultural and Technical Institute and pinned him against a frame machine shop. Dr. Frederick McCarty Wellsville and Allegheny County coroner ruled the death a fractured neck. Driver Paul Coleman 43 Almond was absent when the truck ran away.
Joseph C. Incardona, majority stockholder, accuses former Squirt Bottling Co. bookkeeper Alice Cotterman of stealing over 42000 from Sept 1958 to Feb 25, 1959. Cotterman waived preliminary hearing and remains held on 5500 bond. Incardona cites shortages from 25 to over 1200. Cotterman pleaded innocent. grand jury set for September. Italian comic Mario Riva dies at 49 in Verona after a fall and pneumonia complications.
Meadville police report a coin purse containing 379 dollars was stolen as a woman and another stocky woman described with gold caps helped a man in a weigh station incident. Gresh and officers investigated while witnesses described a car and a clockwork theft outside a store. The suspect men were tied to a crossroad area and the case remained under investigation.
A head on collision on Route 98 near Lavery Corners injures four from two Erie area families. Oaley Kline, 68, suffers a dislocated hip and fractures and is in fair condition. William Miter, 29, and Elaine Miter, 28, are treated at hospitals for a leg fracture and possible ankle fracture with head injuries. Sharon Miter, 25, also admitted with eye and head injuries. All remain in satisfactory condition as ED volunteers transport the injured.
Erie and state police raided the Robinson Road area in Summit Township, seizing 250 slot machines. Owner Steve Silekunich, 46, pleaded guilty to possession and was freed on a $1,000 bond. Investigation continues to identify other involved parties. machines to be destroyed under court order.
In Gettysburg a Montgomery County jury weighs first degree murder charges against Erino Lee Smith for the slaying of 18 year old Maryann Mitchell in Philadelphia. The panel must decide if Smith faces life imprisonment or the electric chair, with testimony and mental competency evaluated by experts.
In Conneaut Ohio a workman identified as Hugh Hubbard was shocked while climbing to a crane at a reclamation site on Wednesday morning. He received first degree burns to the chest and upper body, lost consciousness, and was rushed to Ashtabula General Hospital for treatment.
Police Captain George Racaker said a stalled 1956 model car with plate TL had been stolen two weeks earlier from Roger A. Perry. The driver abandoned the vehicle and vanished on foot near the Lord Mrs. parking lot after the car stalled while a policeman approached.
State Police investigated a late night plane crash south of Tidioute near the Allegheny River. The sole pilot survived. the cause remains unclear whether a forced landing, weather, or crash occurred. An eyewitness alerted authorities.
Hollywood actors defend a Los Angeles set to air a new series Dan Raven promising realistic tropes. They pledge no sneakier sirens or unjustified door breaches and insist the Sunset Strip location will offer a distinct, non copycat storyline.
A 17 year old Erie youth sustained a shotgun wound to the foot during a groundhog hunt near Girard on Wednesday afternoon. State Police report the injury was accidental after the gun slipped. the boy’s finger contacted the trigger while the weapon was in a holstered position. He was treated at St Vincent Hospital. the shooter identified as Fred J. Geollner, who said he believed the gun was on safe.
Rhonda M. Blodgett, 2, drowned after falling into a well in the cellar of her home in Stowe Vermont yesterday while her parents were upstairs eating. The incident occurred amid a report describing a private inves outfit and a special gimmick cited by the ney.
An Army recovery operation at Mayville Central Station involves locating weather gear and related equipment. Authorities note the items found include corrugated plastic components and white parts, with investigation focusing on who funded and transported the gear and where it may be deployed.
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