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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1960
Page
2
City council gave the go ahead to the Redevelopment Authority to apply for state funds to push the Railroad Plaza redevelopment. Four in attendance approved releasing 88500 from Pennsylvania funds for the project while Corry clubs and local events were announced.
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency call 2820. Corry Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Mrs. Mary C. Smith of 33 West Frederick Street, Mrs. Wilbur C. Gates, Mrs. Emma E. Ailie of Spartansburg, Mrs. Francis Jaquith of RD 2, Mrs. Edna M. Pierce of 22 East Church Street, Rover Lacey RD 2 Larry son of Mr and Mrs Francis Jaquith RD 2, Mrs. Elmer A. Ovier 519 East South Street, and Richard nine months son of Mr and Mrs Richard Page of Columbus, plus Mrs. John Sprover 629 Mead Avenue. Discharged include Mrs. Willis Harrison of Spartansville, Mrs. Water McCray RD 3, Mrs. Carl EB Skinner and daughter Kathy of Columbus, Mrs. D. Joseph Guth 515 Wayne Street, Mrs. Clinton Nichols Bear Dale Sharon eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Mitchell Spartansville, Mrs. Marvin Carlson 133 East Pleasant Street, and Mrs. Grace Himeballah Centerville.
The body of Mrs. Ethel M. Boardman is at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with visiting hours Tuesday 7 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Funeral services will be at Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church Thursday at 1 p.m. Interment Bear Lake Cemetery. Douglas B. Styers infant son of Mr and Mrs Donald Styers rites at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. visiting hours Tuesday 7 9 p.m. and 2 p.m.
In Tokyo thousands of leftists protest Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and the US Japan security pact for the sixth straight day. Estimates placed the crowd between five and eight thousand as they marched near his home, denouncing war and calling for Kishi’s government to fall. Police faced the demonstrators as they shouted attacks on the pact and Eisenhower’s planned visit next month.
Erie Pennsylvania AP report says about 125 firemen fought a early morning blaze in a Pennsylvania Railroad warehouse on the east side. No injuries. Damage estimated at 7000 dollars to the one story brick building and its contents. Three trucks destroyed. diesel locomotive shed averted. Roof collapsed as explosions occurred. Fire under control in 45 minutes. Cause undetermined at once.
A 10-year-old man is accused of aggravated assault and battery as Blaine Bishop was jailed in lieu of 500 bail after allegedly slashing the throat of Gerald Robert Trumans, 22, during a Friday fight. Hearing set for May 31. Read from Union City and Waterford area notes. Names include Alder man Christoph and local addresses.
AP reports Eisenhower will speak tonight on the summit's implications for free world policies. The speech follows the U2 spy plane incident with the USSR and will be carried live by major networks and translated into 38 languages. Senate hearings on the crash and chain of events begin Friday with top officials anticipated.
Mrs. Marjorie Matson, attorney for John Butler, filed an appeal for a new trial. She said she will take the case to the State Supreme Court if the motion is denied in Allegheny County Court. Butler, 53, was convicted last Friday for the shooting of Sheriff James Lauer of Northumberland County. Her appeal argues points including the legality of testimony from Allegheny County Behavior Clinic staff and Judge Samuel Weiss's ruling that Butler's prior criminal record could be used against him if he testified.
Hollywood reports Tony Randall and Wilfred Hyde White cope with delays on the Lets Make Love set. Marilyn Monroe's late arrival and extended shooting schedule stretch a project once planned for 83 days into six months, with director George Cukor maintaining humor amid union strikes and star changes. Montand, Pence, and Vaughan also encounter schedule pressures and compensation shifts as international promotions affect filming.
White rushed to Ghish a Him in England to be present for the November starting date. He began Let's Make Love in mid January, and his six month stay has lengthened to six months.
Midas Satellite reaches orbit with north south track and no overflight of the Soviet Union. By year end an advanced Midas and first Samos reconnaissance satellite expected in polar orbits to cover the Soviet Union. By 1962 networks of six or eight satellites to provide continuous global surveillance for troop sites war plants air fields and missile bases.
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