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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1958
Page
3
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Erie detectives say 25 year old Ronald Noyer and 29 year old Edward Looney admit staging at least 31 burglaries and safe jobs in the county. Dorothy Noyer, 20, charged as accessory. Police describe the trio’s scheme as reminiscent of 1930s crime storms and reveal a planned $200 000 payroll stickup near Philadelphia before their arrest.
The report shows 255 new unemployment claims and 149 reopened claims, totaling 2 609 for the week. Roseberry noted 77 new Temporary Unemployment Compensation applications granting up to 15 extra weeks of benefits, with the week’s total reaching 895.
Bear Lake residents attended the Dunkirk Chantauque County Fair. Allen Martin celebrated his seventh birthday at the fire hall with friends. Bear Lake School opened with Fern Morton as full day teacher and Frank Brown from Niobe as half day instructor. The Hamm family visited Buffalo, Nina Fuller stayed with grandparents Elwin and Mrs Smith, and Harold joined a western states trip. Alec Perkins of Youngstown visited relatives. Merritt Smiths attended a Sunday wedding. Floyd Smith Sr. is a patient at Corry Memorial Hospital. Charles Peterson of Warren called on J C Manwaring family.
Photographic plates bearing clues to cosmic rays were prepared for analysis at MIT. A gamma ray telescope with a 900 pound lead shield rode aloft on a 203 foot balloon that reached 104 500 feet and stayed aloft about 16 hours before recovery in southeastern Minnesota.
Pittsburgh AP Gov Leader urged the League of Cities to amend the state constitution to allow future governors to serve consecutive terms. He argued the current limit hinders accountability and long term policy, citing city interests and gubernatorial experience. Also nuclear power expert T Morris of Westinghouse touted Pennsylvania as a leading atomic power center with many projects. Democratic candidate John Morgan Davis criticized the Republican platform and backed penal code revision.
A Mercer County youth, Ohm G. Thompson, died when his car left a rural curve on Legislative Route 44051 two miles northwest of Jackson Center. Passenger Dwayne Palmer was hospitalized with multiple injuries. police say excessive speed led to the crash. General Curtis LeMay arrived in Manila for talks at Clark Field Air Base.
Leonard Phillips, 34, clashed with State Trooper Fred J. Gary at Dunkirk in a crowd incident. Phillips failed to stop after a command, prompting police to use a night stick. He and Alstine Myers of Forestville were involved. Myers received care at Brooks Hospital for scalp injuries. Phillips was treated and discharged after care.
The South Korean navy said it intercepted an armed North Korean boat off the east coast. In a gun battle two North Koreans were killed and four others captured. The vessel reportedly carried special agents aboard.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Claire Post at age 55. She lived in Union City most of her life, with a long marriage and several surviving relatives including Clyde Brenneman and Juyen Prot. The record lists her address and mentions service details and family survivors.
Maine voters shift toward the Democratic banner as Muskie wins the Senate seat. The article notes Horace Hildreth’s GOP bid for governor and recounts House races including Coffin’s reelection, with details of minor candidates and district tallies from the election.
United States resumes nuclear weapons tests in Nevada under a one year suspension by President. The program includes a planned test with dates around October and Geneva talks in Switzerland set as tentative for later dates. The article notes national security aims and international scrutiny.
County officials expect a $59,500 study on a new county prison. A representative from the firm Keely and Gruzen of New York will meet commissioners as Sanford Bales notes. The survey will suggest prison designs and rough sketches, with cost estimates to be discussed, possibly guiding a vote on the Moyewiber plan.
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