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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1958

Page

2

Multiple Local Notices Follow Erie Kane Titusville Meadville

A compilation of brief local notices reports a Kane Community Hospital treatment for a retired druggist burned by popping ashes from a cigar, a 10 year old boy injured by a radiator at West Side School, four people hurt in a three vehicle collision in Erie, and a Titusville AWOL Navy case. Other items include a paint sale, Miss Erie 1958, a state temperance convention, a municipal bond issue note, Jamestown hospital admission, a promotional contest, and Meadville health department appointment with salary.

Grice Jewelers Kane West Side School James Crowley Jack Crowley Kane Community Hospital Corry Beverage Distributor Erie David Gilbert St. Vincent's Hospital Olive Navy Pittsburgh Darlene Hazen Pennsylvania West Chester Miss Hazen Junior Chamber of Commerce Hallmark Cards Sea’s Drugs Franklin Evangelical United Brethren Church Jamestown Pan B. Groves Jamestown General Hos~pital Hos~pital Groves Jamestown Ambullance Service Diemer’s Diemer Meadville Pennsylvania Health Department Samuel M. Desantis Bureau of Local Health

Pike Jewelry Theft Probe

Ohio highway patrol investigates the theft of about 22000 in jewelry and clothing from the trunk of a New York woman, Mrs. Ralph T. Reed. The loss occurred on the Pennsylvania Turnpike or Ohio Turnpike en route to Detroit after stops in New York and Youngstown, with no forced entry detected.

Youngstown U — Ohio New York Ralph T. Reed American Express Co Ohio Turnpike Patrol Pennsylvania Turnpike

Pub worker canned twice in Whiteville drunken scene

A Whiteville pub worker was reportedly canned twice in one incident. Police said he tried to sit on a 60 gallon trash can and sell it, with four men pulling him out. He was later charged with public drunkenness at Columbus County Jail.

Whiteville N.C Columbus County

Hospital Report Mixed Admissions and Discharges Across Towns

As The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 a. m. today lists admitted patients including Ronald Hardy son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hardy in Bear Lake and Merle Bunting ten months old in D.3 with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bunting. Discharges include Bruno Spitman of Eldred and Bernard Holmes and son Robert James of Clymer.

Bruno &. Spitman West Bond Street Eldred B. Pitt Clymer Bernard Holmes and Son Robert James Dim George Phelps Wattsburg W. M. Houghton Mead Avenue Fred Mina

House To Pass Foreign Aid Bill

The foreign aid authorization bill, ready for expected House passage today, totals 15.265 billion dollars, with 1.605 billion for military assistance to friendly nations and 810 million for defense support. The military aid is 95 million below the President’s request and the defense support is 25 million under his planned level. The Senate has not yet acted.

Eisenhower Senate

Lebanon Leaders Brace for Rebel Attacks in Next 48 Hours

President Camille Chamoun warned in a television interview that heavy rebel attacks are expected within 48 hours. The forecast came as UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived after talks with President Nasser on Lebanon's rebellion.

Lebanon Beirut Camille Chamoun Chamoun NBC Dag Hammarakjold Cato Alks Nasser

Hagerty Urges Editors to Learn Science and Economics

Presidential Press Secretary James C Hagerty told the New York State Society of Newspaper Editors that editors and reporters must gain more knowledge of science and economics for a growingly interconnected world. He warned of a shrinking world and emphasized the need to translate scientific language for readers.

Hagerty Bear Mountain James C Hagerty New York State Society of Newspaper Editors

New Hartford Family Welcomes Baby and More At Memorial

A son was born yesterday morning at Hartford General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. R. Jack White of Hartford. The mother is Phyllis Hill, with maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hill of Columbus. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Whitehead of East Pleasant Street. A daughter arrived last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Jude Jr. of Sherman at Cory Memorial Hospital. Another birth reports William Slagle and Mrs. Slagle of 222 East Main Street welcoming a daughter at Cory Memorial Hospital. A son named Gregory Steven was born June 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fosburgh of Park Forest, Illinois, with maternal grandmother Mrs. Flossie Fosburgh of 210 East Washington Street.

Ronald Robert Hardy Bear Lake Bror Largon R. D Frank Stutzman William, Slagle East Main Street Dale Clarence Hutchinson Marion Street Lester Lopus East Frederick Street Lowell Jide Jy Sherman Merle Albert Bunting Charles Hughes Gathy Darjin Steadman Columbus Warren Enele Audrey Cmnel Eagle Street Batty William Geer West Washington Street Ray Johnson Pittsfield Hartford General Hospital R. Jack Whitehead Hartford Lowell Jude Jr Corry Me‘morial Hospital Cory. Memorial Hospital Gregory Steven Ronald Fosburgh Park Forest Ill Flossie Fosbuiirgh East Washington Street

Court Rejects Blue Law Appeals in Pa

Allentown Pa two Blue Law appeals, from Milton Bauder and Helen Mills, were rejected by President Judge James Henninger of the Lehigh County Court. The decisions involved Sun day sale arrests of Two Guys From Harrison chain employees in Whitehall Township. The defendants argued the 1794 law re enacted in 1988 was unconstitutional and vague under the 14th Amendment, but the court ruled the law civil and permissible as a rest from labor measure.

Allentown Leshigh Penneymans Sunsday Harrison Discount Chain James Henninger Lehigh Quarter Sessions Court Milton Bauder Helen Mills Coplay White Hall Township Henninger

Hal Boyle's Americana Nuggets From Mailbag

Washington columnist Hal Boyle humorously collects curios from readers noting Jefferson introduced waffles and popularized the tomato once called the love apple. Others include traffic fatality stats, salt from oceans, do it yourself tips, sea lions scent, and a Belgian singer aided by phone books.

New York Thomas Jefferson Holland Jefferson England Johnny Desmond Wes

Appoints New CD Head to Lead Defense and Civilian Mobilization

President Eisenhower selects Leo A. Hoeah, Civil Defense administrator, to head the new Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization. The merger of Defense Mobilization and the Federal Civil Defense Administration becomes effective at midnight. Gordon Gray named special assistant in charge of national security affairs succeeding Robert Cutler who retires July 21.

Washington Eisenhower Leo A. Hoeah Civil Defense Administrator Defense Civilian Mobilization Office of Defense Mobilization Federal Civil Defense Administration Gordon Gray ODM Gray Robert Cutler The Old Colony'Trust Co Boston

Water Course Completes at Camp Gutherlyn

Yinee Corry and four instructors attended Camp Gutheryn under Red Cross sponsorship to complete a water course. Jeffry Baldwin Mrs. Win Downs and James Kelsey earned certs in canoeing boating safety and first aid while others gained lifesaving and pool leadership, with dates June 11 to 21 and cool weather noted.

Yinee Corry Camp Gutherlyn Fed Cross Belg Jeffry Baldwin Win Downs James Kelsey Baldwin Downs National Polar Bear Club Kelsey

Americans Save More Memory of 268 Billion in Savings

The Federal Home Loan Bank board reported that American households held more than 268 billion dollars in savings, government bonds, and insurance equities by end of March. Additions in the first quarter reached 5.589 billion dollars, an annualized pace near 22.4 billion dollars.

Federal Home Loan Bank Board

Spanish War Veterans Convene Highlight Convention Sessions

About 200 members of the United Spanish American War Veterans and three allied units will close a two day convention with a joint dinner tonight. The Pennsylvania Department met in session yesterday and nominated officers without opposition including John W D Alloway of Philadelphia as commander, Alexander D Shoot of Harrisburg as senior vice commander, and John R Lynch of Philadelphia as junior vice commander.

XUBB United Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary Veterans' Sons and Daughters Nits Pennsylvania Department of the Veterans John W. D. Alloway Philadelphia Alexander D. Shoot Harrisburg John R. Lynch

Local Church Plans Special Program

Je van A. Zacharias of Nyack Missionary College will speak at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church this evening at 8 o'clock to present a color film titled Music From The Mount. Rev Zacharias is science and Bible professor at Nyack College, Nyack New York. The film features music by a ladies quartet trumpet trio male quartet and braid quartet narrated by Rev Harry Hardwick with Miss Lillian Wilson performing and Nyack youths offering testimonies. The public is invited to attend per Rev E B Docherty the local pastor.

Je van A. Zacharias Nyaok Nyack EB. C. Docherty Jocal

Adams Hiding Facts In Adams Goldfine Case Des Moines Report

Des Moines Register quotes an unnamed Republican senator alleging President Eisenhower is not receiving full facts on Adams and Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. The senator may meet Eisenhower with a file on the Adams Goldfine relationship, with Adams to advise on access and timing.

Adams Des Moines Town Des Moines Register Today Sterman Adams Adam Boston Bernard Goldfine Washington the Register Minneapolis Tribune Clark Mollensoft Eisenhower Persons Adems

248 Children Get Hearing Aids Program Reported

The State Health Department has provided fee hearing aids for 248 children from modest income families during the past two years. Secretary Charles L. Wilbur said the program is administered through hearing aid centers in State College Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

Marrisburg State Health Department Charles L. Wilbur Wilbur State College Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Philadelphia

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