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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1958
Page
2
Four area Marines from the 2nd Marine Division based at Camp Lejeune participated in a major Atlantic Fleet amphibious exercise off the North Carolina coast this month. The drill trained Marines in modern amphibious warfare.
At 7 a m today the Hospital Report lists admissions including Harry Chambers RD Mrs Homer White 109 Concord Street and Mrs George Paden Spartansburg Discharges include Rhea 7 Week old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bishop R D 1 Mrs Charles Waterhouse 415 Grand Street Mrs John Nelson Spring Creek and others The Erie federal court cession opens May 12 with trials May 26 James Sutton 62 of Tidioute injured in a Grand Valley Manufacturing Co fall and treated at Titusville Hospital Elks installation dinner April 3 Registration by April 1 Corry Model Club forming for ages 14 and up Two escaped Polk State School inmates captured near Cochranton admit arson burglary Canal Grange Hall fire Meadeville judge defers sentence for 17 year old assault case Bicycle licensing in Meadville today 8 a m to 4 p m bikes must be repaired have headlights and warning device unlicensed bikes will be impounded
Trout of York named acting secretary of the Commonwealth to replace the late James A Finnegan who died Wednesday. Trout previously served in 1986 when Finnegan left the post to manage Adlai Stevenson’s campaign.
Edna Mae Terwilliger of 411 West Congress, near death March 2 after being run over near Frewsburg, is in good condition at WCA Hospital Jamestown. Deputies seek cause of her prostrate position. she was found seconds before Robert Powell’s car. Previous incident cites an August shooting of Glenn King, who has recovered.
The article notes completion of deliveries planned for 1958 to 1960 including Honest John Rockets scheduled for August 1958 to December 1960 and Super sonic F100 fighters capable of carrying atomic weapons planned for delivery by mid 1959. It also reports U S aid to Yugoslavia facing GOP calls for cutoff over Tito's Kremlin ties and cites officials defending continued aid and arms to Yugoslavia.
Redwood City California doctor Henry Mayer recalls inviting three Russians in 1956 after President Eisenhower urged people to promote exchange. He claims the State Department imposed a 37.50 daily interpreter fee, a 40 page instruction sheet, and a 30 day hour by hour inquiry, delaying approval until January. The plan would send guests to Chicago New York Washington and Yosemite, due May 29.
A U S sailor Sgt. LaRance Sullivan from Omaha and Santa Barbara will cross into a British colony tomorrow. Reported by Red Chinese officials as one of three African American defectors in China, Sullivan last worked as a lathe operator in Wuhan in central China. Ex-POWs mention his bitter silence about his father, who began a book about him, and his mother’s death in California.
Mrs. Claudia Wil l Nuns, 87, of Midland, burned to death last night when her clothing caught fire near a gas stove. She was alone in the house at the time.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike reported a 1957 revenue peak with tolls near 791 million from about 11.1 million vehicles, including about 1.01 million trucks. Severe winter damage to the northeast extension prompted summer repairs and ongoing plans by engineers to mitigate seasonal strains.
Elvis Presley arrives at Fort Hood Texas for Army induction drawing crowds of reporters and teens. He remains shy while undergoing standard processing with 184 other recruits, while a student salutes him and fans chant for Elvis outside the mess hall.
Beausey 25 of Spring Creek was fined 100 and jailed three days for driving during license suspension. Vernon Carlson 21 of Russell also fined 100 and three days, for turning off tail lights to evade arrest amid speeding and road hazard concerns cited by Officer Allhouse.
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