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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1958
Page
2
Jamestown police urge residents to report annoying anonymous telephone calls after a surge of complaints. Detective Karl Thies said the office will work with the telephone company to identify and apprehend the callers for business and personal use.
At Corry Hospital in Erie area many admissions and discharges are recorded. Names include Dale Carson, Eric Cir, Tammy Lyrm, Carol Jean, Tracy Lou, and Marion Eugene Gates Br. Public notices include burglaries under Erie police investigation and a deputy coroner listing Perry Cauvel as a suicide. The Golden Links Class will meet tomorrow evening at 8.00 at East Pleasant Street.
Reported by James Akins the blaze started when a trailer overheated around 6 am, burning two trailers to the ground with no injuries though three men were in the area overnight. An American Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for 8 15 pm tomorrow at the club rooms on Pitts Avenue. Also, Tunies Booker of Pleasantville drove a 1955 Chevrolet station wagon off Route 62 two miles south of Tidoute, missing a curve and hitting guard posts, suffering minor injuries. estimated damage about 41000.
U S District Judge Frederick V Foll mer of the Middle District of Pennsylvania will preside at the conspiracy trial of Democratic Congressman William Green. Green and six others were indicted on charges of conspiring to defraud the government in the 1964 construction of the Army Legal Corps Depot at Tobyhanna Pennsylvania. Green is chairman of the Philadelphia Democratic committee and has served in the U S House for 12 years. Judge Murphy of Scranton withdrew as presiding judge last month.
The article depicts the funeral rites for the pope with a multi coffin ritual. It describes a couch and Cypress casket, a lead coffin, papal crest, Latin scroll, and a red satchel of medals from his reign. Coffins lowered to grottos beneath St Peter's as Gregorian chants echo.
The article reports on a two week cease-fire extension around Quemoy with Nationalists arming more heavily, and Peiping claiming the move lets both sides build supplies while delaying a major Communist counterattack. Col Douglas Lane notes Quemoy remains well supplied as of late August.
The article notes Peng Teh-huai declaring the sinking of Formosa and nearby islands an internal matter and says the United States has no right to meddle. Washington plans a partial withdrawal from Formosa area and pressures Chiang Kai-shek to reduce Quemoy garrison amid tensions. Chiang reacts angrily to earlier thinning proposals by Secretary of State Dulles.
U S officials hint at possible reduction of Nationalist China's offshore garrison on the Quemoy and Matsu islands near the Formosa coast. Dulles and Sen. Theodore Green discuss policy, urging caution not to mislead by politics while preparing for pressure on China. President Eisenhower and Hagerty praise cease-fire extension as opening to negotiated settlement.
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