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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1958

Page

5

Socially Highlights and Distant Travels in Pittsburgh

Social notes report Kathleen and Kathryn Kelly of Columbus returning to Pittsburgh to work for the FBI after a weekend visit. Russell Briges, from West Congress Street, home from a New York trip for the National Dairy Queen convention at Hotel Statler. Mountain of East Church Street resident returns from Keesler AFB Biloxi where he trains with the Air Force and plans a week of visits, while Kiwanis members braved a cold spell at the hotel.

Kathleen Kathryn Kelly Warren H. Kelly RD. 1 Columbus Pittsburgh Federal Bureau of Investigation Russell Briges West Congress Street New York City East Church Street Keesler Afb Biloxi Miss U.S. Air Force

What A Life Junior Class Play Tickets On Sale

Tickets for Corry Area High School's annual junior class play What A Life are now available from class members or downtown stores. The performance runs Thursday and Friday evening February 27 and 28 with a matinee for students earlier in the week. Philip Segal directs with Miss Mary Ann Coun as assistant. Proceeds fund the junior senior banquet and prom set for April 16 and 11. A cast and committee list will be published later.

Clab Corry Area Mary Ann Coun Jack Stahl

Corry YMCA Club Dinner Led by Gerald Lane at Hotel Corry

Gerald Lane executive secretary for the Corry YMCA spoke at the weekly dinner meeting held in the Hotel Corry despite bad weather. He reviewed past YMCA achievements and future plans while club president Rev William Seitz Jr led a brief business session. Next week’s meeting will be Tuesday evening with Rotary Club members.

Gerald Lane Kiwanis Club Corry

4-H County Council Meeting Set For February 20

Erie County 4-H Council will meet Thursday February 20 at Summit Community Hall Townhall road. Speaker will be Mrs Rosalyn Sammons assistant extension home economist Crawford County who will share slides and travel notes. Recreation dancing and refreshments planned. New and eligible members will receive their notices and meet fellow council members to learn what 4-H county council means.

4-H County Council Summit Townhall Road Erie County 4-H Council Rosalyn Sammons Crawford County

Truman Letter Helps Release of Gun Suspect Near Truman Office

Independence Missouri report says former President Truman helped obtain the release of Richard Paulloff a 23 year old man arrested for carrying a concealed weapon near Truman's office. A judge dismissed the charge after receiving a letter from Truman stating the man needed medical care and noting the man’s irrational belief that Communists and police were against him. Goff was released into the custody of Blair County Pennsylvania Sheriff B Paul Reed and left with plans for mental treatment in a state hospital.

Independence Harry S. ‘Truman Truman Ben Terre Richard Paulloff Alen Goff Pennsylvania B. Paul Reed Blair County

New Arab State Unites Jordans Kings Pact

New Arab state agreement ratified by Parliament unites King Faisal I and King Hussein of Jordan in a federal union. Jordanian Parliament to validate the pact in Amman as two houses approve the historic accord. Local notices report births at Corry Memorial Hospital including a daughter of Reed and a son of Alcorn and Witox in recent days.

A.son Harley Reed R. D Corry Memorial Hospital Richard Alcorn East Main Street Harry Witox Baghdad Faisal I Hussein Jordan Amman

Minniejean Brown Expelled From Central High School

In Little Rock Arkansas the school board expelled Minniejean Brown, an 18 year old among nine Negro pupils at Central High last fall. Superintendent Virgil Blossom said she cannot attend any public school in the district until next September, while her father calls the action unusual and targets of segregationaist students. Officials gave no reasons for the suspension.

Litily Rock Ark Little Roel Minniejean Brown Central High School Virgil T. Blossom Minniejean Little Rock W. B. Brown Central Abe Minnitjean

Suspension follows clash between Negro and white girl Minniejean

Minniejean said the white girl struck her after a confrontation in the school corridor when she was called white trash, while Minniejean faced a two week suspension earlier for throwing food at two white boys in the cafeteria. Blossom refused to identify the suspended white students by name per board policy.

Negra Minniejean Blossom Howard Cooper Bill Ferguson Sammie Dean Parker

Hunt For Missing Plane Stirs Naples Search

U S planes resumed the hunt for an American Air Force transport missing since Saturday with 16 service men aboard. Heavy fog over southern Italy and the Tyrrhenian Sea impeded the search and authorities speculated the plane might have been forced down in Communist Albania.

Naples Italy U.S Tonian Sea Albania

Spy Sable Undergoes Surgery To Remove U S Hardware

Spy Jack Sable, 55, who served at Lewisburg, had bolts and rivets removed from his stomach in a 2 hour 20 minute Bellevue Hospital operation. He is reported doing well. Sable faced espionage charges and a seven year sentence, with ongoing federal probe and potential transfer to prison facilities.

EU Sian Jack Séble Paul W Federal Lewisbure Willion Federal House of Dewation Grand Sable Lewisbire Williams Bald

Fire guts club at Jamestown Pennsylvania

A fire damaged a club near Jamestown in Mercer County early today. No injuries reported. Firemen estimated losses at 40000 dollars, caused by a defective chimney. A smaller fire had been doused at the same site yesterday noon. Propriets Mr and Mrs Norman Beldle said they checked the building before bed and live about a quarter mile away.

Jamestown Mercer County Pimmon Norman Beldle

GOP Leaders Agree With Cabinet On Tax Cuts

After a White House breakfast, Senate Republican Leader Knowland said Eisenhower cabinet officers agreed tax cuts are not wise now as a business stimulant. They expect unemployment to decline by spring and a natural upturn in business, with public works potentially reconsidered if midyear gains fail.

GOP Washington Congress Eisenhower White House Senate Knowland Californa

Allen pleads guilty in election code violation case

Paul James W. Allen of New Kensington pleads guilty in Westmoreland County Common Pleas Court to violating the Pennsylvania State Election Code and is fined 1000 dollars. Judge John M. O Connell orders jail due to inability to pay. Detective Edward Gordon says Allen voted in his brother’s name in New Kensington Ward 2 last November 5. Allen has been on parole from Western State Penitentiary where he served a burglary term since 1947.

Paul James W. Allen New Kensington Westmoreland County Common Pleas Court Pennsylvania John M. O'Connell Allen Edward Gordon Daniel Gordon Western State

Eisenhower Works On Foreign Aid Appeals In Georgia

President Eisenhower is finalizing two appeals for congressional approval of the 3.9 billion foreign aid program. He plans to send a special message to lawmakers late this week or early next week and is preparing a foreign aid speech for Washington. He relaxed briefly during a Georgia trip and visited Robert Woodruff of Coca Cola at Woodruff’s Newton estate near Thomasville.

Thomasville Eisenhower James C. Hagerty Washington George M. Humphrey

City seeks state aid to fix Hare Creek problem

Councilman Clair Capwell urges the city to press for help from the Department of Forests and Waters under Gov. leaders crash program. He cites existing material from Corry residents to support outside assistance for the Hare Creek sewer outlet problem. Mayor Kinley asks Solicitor Roger Brown to contact a state official to determine next steps.

Hare Creek Claire Capwell State Department of Forests and Waters Hare ‘Creek Capwell Corry Kinley Roger Brown

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