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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1958
Page
2
A selection of short items reports court actions in Erie and surrounding towns, including pleas and sentences for burglary and larceny, probation in a theft case due to medical needs, and the sentencing of several suspects. Other notes cover hydrant flushing, sewer administration talks, library and PTA notices, and local fundraising campaigns.
Admitted patients include Mrs Alston P. Chase of 122 Snyder Circle Willim geer and Mrs Charles A Puller Gentersville. Discharged: James Lewis 60 East Bond Street and others in Spartansburg and Columbus. Rebekah Helping Hand meets at IOOF hall with a noon dinner. An Erle girl Delberta O Day injured by a pellet while watching a boyfriend clean a gun. Weather note from 1923. Delinquent water accounts discussed by city officials. Leed's closed for a holiday. Mrs Arthur Brown admitted with a fractured ankle at St Vincent's Hospital.
A penny supper is planned at the McCray Community Hall on Route 89 two miles south of Route 6 on September 27 serving from 5 p.m. Sponsored by McCray MYF. Erie jewelry and other merchandise valued at 2451 dollars was stolen from Rick's H and R Sales between 11:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. Sunday. Proved by store owner J Ricciardi after checking at 11:30 a.m. The front door was found open at 9:30 p.m. Funeral arrangements are being completed for Capt Leroy Decker 52 of Painesville Ohio skipper of the motor cargo ship Michigan who died of a heart attack after collision with the Pollyriver in the Welland Canal.
Athens AP Paul Henri Spaak secretary general of NATO arrived in Greece to seek a settlement to the Cyprus crisis involving Britain Greece and Turkey. He said he had no concrete plan but was optimistic about talks.
Rep Glair Engle at American Mining Congress urged a federally funded aid program limited to those who must stay in business to preserve essential productive capacity. He linked aid to national economy and defense, noting past Minerals Stabilization bills and the interior department push. Engle also noted the Congress split within the sector and his Senate bid.
In Pittsburgh, 18 year old newsstand employee George W Billet was accosted by a youth demanding 25 cents. He refused and was slashed in the arm, requiring about 40 stitches to close the wound. The attacker fled.
Gen Fuad Chehab was sworn in as Lebanon’s third president and pledged to withdraw American troops. The appointment follows months of tension and ongoing clashes, with U.S. forces already reduced and talks underway on full withdrawal while Chehab, a Christian, navigates Lebanon’s mixed religious leadership.
Interior Ministry officials announce immediate arrests of Chinese nationals entering Thailand from Cambodia. Intelligence sources claim about 60 percent of Thailand’s roughly three million Chinese residents are “more or less sympathetic to Red China.”
Hollywood highlights recounts Alan Marshal's rise to fame in Lydia and White Cliffs of Dover, a long period of career silence and mental turmoil, then a slow return with roles in Perry Mason and Westerns. He explains his self helped recovery, his Australian birth, and his English-tinged identity linked to his career.
U S Attorney Hubert Teitelbaum said he will wait until 14 remaining rackets bribery defendants are tried in Allegheny County before questioning them in the federal probe. He noted it is not appropriate to question these men while their cases are pending. The 14 accused bribed or conspired to bribe Patrolman John James to shield numbers raids. one man is convicted and two acquitted. Teitelbaum said federal investigators are probing reports of bribes to Pittsburgh police officials. He said he is talking to people who want to talk.
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