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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1955
Page
2
A second parole hearing for former city police inspector Tuck Martin, a key figure in last October bribery arrests, will be held by the State Parole Board on Thursday after an earlier parole denial.
At the hospital report as of 7 and a.m. today several admissions are listed including Mrs. John Spacht, Mrs. Harpia Whiteley, a 16 month old, Mrs. Raymond Hicks, Mrs. Lee Hopkins, Floyd Wilkinson, Mrs. Frank Green, Mrs. Made Hamimond, Miss Anne McEvar, Mrs. Lester Camper, Mrs. Donald King, and others. Discharges include Mrs. Harold Drake and others. A local accident report notes William Nicole, 25, of RD 1 Centerville, injured by a pine. Theodore Bartholomew was admitted after knee injury. Also listed are ads and notices and routine hospital notices.
A man calling himself George L North passes a ten dollar bad check to Charles Fisher of a downtown store. Reports list a red tall thin man. Other notices include Western Auto sales and charity drives, police alerts and school district security plans in Erie and nearby towns.
Eisenhower held a bedside briefing with Wilson and Radford to get an update on defense matters and military spending. Treasury Secretary Humphrey indicated possible substantial cuts in military expenditures for the 1957 budget, while expressing hope the current year's balance could be achieved and taxes cut next year.
Capt Paul W Erlandson a 34 year veteran of the Jamestown Fire Department will retire January 1. Promoted to ladder company duties on October 1 1940 he began with the department June 1 1933. Fire Chief Charles R Dorman notes the planned retirement and career milestones.
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