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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1958
Page
6
The Eve County Health Department reported 11 cases last year, the lowest in state history, as the Health Department noted continued concentration of offices within the county. Fire and budget notes followed with unrelated local updates including a hospital injury, school expansion plans, and weather outlook.
Singer Johnny Ray, deaf since childhood, had a fenestration ear operation at Mt. Sinai Hospital yesterday. Officials report he is resting and awaiting results in three days, with about a 60 percent chance of restored hearing. Ray, turning 31 Friday, previously had an unsuccessful procedure to regain sound.
A compact notice listing varied product categories and items for business stationery and printed materials including card stock, envelopes, blotters, catalogs, invitations, wedding stationery, forms, labels, and related services. It catalogues items like checks, vouchers, receipts, stationery sets, filing products, stitching, and envelope enclosures.
Coast Guard reports a 2,500-ton Cuban freighter owned by Golfo de Cubos, Bahia de Siguanea, in trouble about 150 miles north of the Yucatan channel and 300 miles south of Mobile. SOS sent in Spanish. plane dispatched to assist. vessel later said engines started and all is well.
Decrying driving danger, executive Phil Wallwork of the Automobile Legal Association claimed rock n roll music tempts drivers to steer with one hand while fumbling for radios. He warned the nation’s highway record could worsen if the influence persists across all listeners.
A fierce storm moved into Canada with bitter cold forecast for New England. Temperatures may drop to 15 below in northern Maine and rise to 5 to 10 above to Connecticut. Snow totals reached 14 inches in New Haven. widespread closures and travel bans occurred as power outages and snow drifts disrupted daily life.
Mrs Thomas Marshall of Phoenix Arizona former vice president’s wife and widow of Woodrow Wilson era died Monday night at age 85 from a stroke. Her husband died in 1936, he coined the quip What Aris country needs is a good five cent cigar.
Twentieth Century Fox announced plans for a 176 acre Hollywood-International complex in Denbury-Fox area including a 17 acre center of apartments offices and stores with a 4,000 seat premiere theatre a film museum and a 1,000 room hotel. The project would cost about 400 million dollars and could be completed in seven years. Fox also plans a 12 million dollar enlargement of its studio as motion pictures grow.
Spartanaburg Borough Council approved a 1 percent income tax to fund street lighting and snow removal costs. New council members Laurence Senter and Telford Berkey were sworn in. Harry Brown presided at the reorganization. Other officers elected included Pratik Laye, Glenn Burton, and Mrs Helen Shivere. Stuart Chalbertean remains borough solicitor. The National Banks of Con fy Wise Tinced Depository was named. Committee assignments covered Streets, Sidewalks, Ballings, Lights, Fire, and municipal authority operations.
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