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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1958
Page
2
Thieves yesterday ripped wheels and hub caps valued at 100 from cars along the St Marys Ridgway road area, with several wheels also taken from cars in a used car lot. Bob Hoffman reported one car jacked up and all four wheels removed.
At The Hospital report shows admissions and discharges with names and ages from Corry Hospital. Community notices include a proposed area technical school for Venango County and Titusville, fire update at Arthur Woodcock residence, local sales at Katherine's and Mabel's Shoppe, a redevelopment settlement involving Mrs Mary Pistori, and several county court arraignments and a national junior chamber director election in Jamestown.
Township water system completed as stated by solicitor Barney Bernard. Weston’s Bake Shop to close Friday and Saturday at 3129 pityville. A burial session is ahead for Burgess Park recreation center with planked shelter booked every weekend for three months. Diemer’s barbecue chicken suggested for picnic menus. Ninety three Linesville Conneaut Summit students to receive promotion diplomas with exercises Monday at the area high school. Corry Beverage distributor advertises beer ale and soft drinks with free delivery and late hours. Crawford County muster-out papers filed by 12 servicemen at the Register and Recorder office last weekend.
George T. Raymond, 44, NAACP leader, announces he will rebuild and occupy his burned Delaware County home despite white community tensions after a fire gutting the $11,500 residence. Police probe underway. state officials say no evidence of threats linked to his move. Raymond works as a janitor at Scott Paper Co and lives with wife and two daughters in a Chester housing project.
A substitute driver Larry Conner aged 17 momentarily blacked out while steering a country school bus carrying high and elementary school pupils home from classes. The vehicle veered off the highway and struck a tree. Eighteen riders aged 7 to 16 were injured, none critically. ten remained hospitalized today.
De Gaulle slips into Paris to set takeover machinery in motion after four days, returning home. Insurgents in Algiers and Corsica push to seize military and civilian powers as junta tightens grip across the Mediterranean.
Leffers argues that a front page AP story on seven drownings and a separate drowning of a 98 year old highlights need for safety. He lists ten rules for boating and swimming, urging readers to remember basic cautions before summer recreation. The letter also notes political echoes about Algerian unrest and Tunisian tensions with France as regional clashes unfold.
At the Pennsylvania Bankers Association meeting in Atlantic City economist Didules T. Bogen of New York University urged a moderately higher earnings level for banks to fund expansion amid rising credit demand. He noted 1962-56 average bank returns at 8.2 percent, behind auto and electric industries, and warned against relying on tradition for service charges.
A Venezuelan cabinet resigns in what officials call routine reshuffling under the provision government. The ruling junta plans to reappoint more than half of the ministers as it decides on changes. In London, Leslie Frost wins a divorce on grounds of nagging after testimony about sleep disruption.
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