18 Sep 1958
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
1
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In Formosa battles the Nationalist air force says Sabrejets shot down five or six Communist MIGs over Quemoy as American jets stood by to defend supply drops. The U S command warned it would attack any Chinese planes hindering cargo missions to Little Quemoy while training ramps up for newer F100 Super Sabre jets.
RUMSON N J AP The Adams family home at 12 Sailor s Way housed James Adams editor manager of the New York Purchasing Review and his wife and four sons The mother died of cancer in Monmouth Memorial Hospital after a Jersey Central train wreck swept away their father who was missing presumed dead The four children aged 15 8 1 and 18 months are now orphans in the suburban residence
Newport Rhode Island dispatch on Sherman Adams fate as Eisenhower’s chief aide. The piece notes uncertainty in Eisenhower’s inner circle about whether Adams will stay or quit, with references to past gifts from Bernard Goldfine and the September Maine election setback that intensified calls for Adams’ scalp. Page Six continuation indicated.
Corry Memorial Hospital reported a daily average census of 47 last month. Supt Edgar Alexander presented figures showing 287 admissions and 1,730 days of service, with 30 births and nine deaths. Surgical staff performed 38 major and 87 minor operations as bylaws revision and insurance coverage reviews continue. Directors present included Klinger, Wilson, Fulla, Oates, Hawkins, Nast, Sunale, Slattery, Spilzer and Young.
Corry Memorial Hospital hosts a six week training for graduate registered nurses starting Tuesday in October. Sponsored by Riley County Civil Defense and the Erie District Nurses Association, in cooperation with Corry Memorial and Union City Memorial hospitals. Instructors include Dr. Lechner and Dr. Blasco with local nurses leaders aiding reservations. The aim is to build a nursing nucleus to staff 200 bed emergency hospitals in Corry and Union City.
U S and China resume talks as Ambassador Jacob Beam and Wang Ping-nan meet for two hours to probe each country’s plans in the Formosa Strait. They left tight lipped but signals suggest serious discussion. They plan another meeting Sunday despite Peiping broadcasting a refusal to cease fire while talks continue.
Son, 29, of 440 Second Avenue, suffered a viceratidit on the right forehead. His companion Jack Taylor, 27, of East Pleasant Street, sustained a contusion on the right shoulder and left ankle. Taylor was admitted for x rays and observation. Police said Jackson, driving east at 6:45 a.m., was blinded by the lights of encosing.
Secretary of State Dulles labeled the Chinese Communist campaign against Formosa a grave threat and urged a prompt cease-fire in a major policy address to the UN General Assembly. He pressed for progress in Warsaw talks but kept the option to bring the issue to the UN if bilateral talks fail.
Ford and the United Auto Workers reached a three year agreement after a morning walkout by about 8 000 Ford workers. The pact aims to set a pattern for the industry with a roughly ten cent hourly pay rise and fringe benefits. UAW President Walter Reuther signaled readiness to seek similar deals at General Motors and Chrysler, while noting local ratification is still needed. Talks with GM and Chrysler resumed as optimism rose about broader labor peace.
Winfred Chambers, 35, mother of eight, shot and killed her husband early at their Braddock home. Police say she confessed after he threatened to kill her with a knife. She claimed self defense and safety for herself and the children.
The Corry area weighs uniting 33 health and welfare services under a single United Fund drive after the Detroit success proves local and national groups can campaign together. It would end independent appeals, reduce campaign nuisance, and fund Red Cross and other agencies through a federated package. The outcome hinges on local support and cost efficiency.
Wattsburg plans major improvements to its telephone system through a sale of Wattsburg Telephone Co operative Association assets to a new public utility corporation. A special meeting for October 8 aims to authorize the deal and wind up the association, with shareholders to receive capital shares in the new entity. The move seeks federal funding eligibility from the Rural Electrification Administration and requires members to approve the transformation.
A local man spoke to executives at a three day seminar conducted by the American Management Association in New York City. The sessions at the Hotel Astor run Wednesday through Friday and were attended by top engineering officials from around the nation.
Mrs Harriett Bliss donated a stainless steel blood bank refrigerator to Corry Memorial Hospital after a request by the Ladies Auxiliary. The device, costing 1223, includes a recording graph and alarms for power loss or temperature rise to maintain a steady 2 to 4 degrees Celsius for blood storage.
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