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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1955
Page
8
Four Erie Republicans will attend a GOP kickoff dinner in Convention Hall Philadelphia where Secretary George M. Humphrey will speak. Erie attendees include William B. Washabaugh Jr John English Sarah McQuitty Mark Hagen and Charles D. Parshall. About three thousand guests expected for Eisenhower tribute with a prayer for the President and a recovery message.
Funeral services for J Paul Maloney were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Robert DeBoer of First Baptist Church officiating. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Robert Nichols Allen Loomis Rean McElroy Donald Small Harold Skinner and William Powell. Attendees listed from Cambridge Springs Union City Erie Warren Centerville and other nearby areas.
President Eisenhower's health shows improvement and he expects two to three weeks of recuperation. He plans to consult advisers on urgent matters and to hold a series of meetings with Cabinet members and deputy Sheriffs, while signing memoranda to Nixon and others. The White House also extends timelines for foreign aid reports and a presidential emergency board on the Pennsylvania Railroad dispute.
Greensburg report says Truitt and others were injured in a car collision after a stop at an intersection. Police say the crash damaged several vehicles and prompted medical treatment for Truitt and his wife Ruth Love.
Associated Press reports railroad engineers surveyed possible sites near Meadville and Hornell, NY for a new million Bollat extrusion mill. Paul W. Johnston, railroad president, says the shops destroyed by recent moods at Dumore, NY will be replaced.
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