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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1958
Page
2
A Venango County suit seeks 2351 damages after a farm tractor and truck collided on August 4 west of Franklin. Defendants include Charles D. and LC Dickey of Reynoldsville. the operator was Charles D. Dickey at 12 20 p.m.
Vicinity Eve reports Gordon L Baker, professor of mathematics and physics at Behrend Center, will attend the annual conference of ishonmatry scholars from Penn State centers, to be held on the main campus Friday and Saturday. Formal reopening planned for Elks Club with a smorgasbord and dance October 25. tickets available by October 23. Chicago toy maker to buy Hoppenstand building and start toy manufacturing with 40 to 45 new jobs by spring. Connie's bakery runs Banana nut bread specials Thursday to Saturday. A boat capsized near Ferns oft Beach. Coast Guardsmen rescued the sole occupant. Voter eligibility checks planned in Titusville sixth ward redevelopment area.
Reports describe an armored car entering the City Hall basement daily for years to collect items. Yesterday the truck’s lap tore a ceiling conduit, prompting engineer H. L. Garland from Jepanice to inspect the issue and note the tires appeared new.
At the Corry Hospital as of 7 a.m. today admitted Mrs. Raymond Bachomner and Miss Virginia Porter, with others. Discharges include Mr. Joseph Elchynski and Mrs. Ruth Phillippi, along with Theresa Leone, a six year old child.
Police link a secret ring of anti Jewish fanatics to the Atlanta bombing and other synagogue blasts in Miami and Jacksonville. A fifth man was arrested. Wallace H. Allen is identified as a plotting suspect, with debt of Nazi drawings found at his home.
Algerian rightist politicians push for a general strike Thursday during protests against De Gaulle's ban on French army politics in Algeria. Generals Salan and Ely met De Gaulle. civilian leaders warn of renewed revolt as De Gaulle describes a free and fair Nov. 23 election for Algerian representatives. Military resignations follow the order, signaling deep tensions over integration with France.
Former Korean War POW for 34 months and now international Salvation Army representative, Commissioner Herbert A. Lord, was greeted at a Hotel Corry reception by Mrs. John Rickers and local Salvation Army leaders. He spoke of wartime ordeals and the threat of atheistic communism, referencing personal losses, and a public meeting followed with about 275 attendees.
Pentagon officials report NASA Director Glennan asked the Army to turn over about 2100 missile scientists and engineers at Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama and to surrender the Propulsion Laboratory in Los Angeles. The move would include 110 German scientists led by Wernher von Braun, core of the Jupiter missile team. Some scientists opposed the plan.
In a discussion noted for its implications, Dulles urged Chiang Kai-shek to cut Nationalist forces for military and political reasons to avert clashes with the Communists. He weighed whether to keep troops on Quemoy and Matsu or redeploy for Formosa flexibility, and proposed reducing manpower while boosting the remaining units’ firepower on offshore islands. Reports from Formosa suggested some willingness to accept fewer troops with better weapons.
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