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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1958
Page
2
Local notices detail hospital additions, public works, and a series of incidents from Corry and nearby towns, including deaths, injuries, and police reports. Items cover a hospital ward expansion, sewage transfer, a mill scaffolding accident, and community events with Elks and guilds.
The Corry Hospital records show multiple admissions including Mrs Marle Bettes and Mr Kenneth Yeder. Discharges include Mrs Omar Crowell and Mrs Charles Puller with a number of other local residents named by street addresses.
Raymonda May Orris 16 of Williamsburg was killed when she was thrown from a car that crashed into a tree near Williamsburg Saturday night.
News from New York cites a Washington dispatch reporting President Eisenhower will finalize his White House staff reorganization by naming Under secretary Pred’C Scribner Jr as deputy assistant to the president. Scribner, age 49, would serve behind Major General Wilton B. Person in the leadership team.
Solly Hemus, former St. Louis Cardinals player, was named the club’s new manager for a one year contract. He succeeds Fred Hutchinson who was fired. Johnny Keane and Harry Walker were named as coaches with more to be announced. Hemus had played for the Phillies the past two seasons.
Beaver County District Attorney Richard P. Steward said Prank Senk 25 of Ambridge is held on a felony suspicion connected to the disappearance of 15 year old Rebecca Ann Triska of Baden after a dance in Ambridge on September 19. Authorities call Senk a prime suspect awaiting further discovery and hold out hope the girl is unharmed.
The NAACP asks the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Omaha for a temporary injunction to stop the Little Rock school board from leasing four high schools to a private firm. The case targets segregated operation despite integrated public schooling order. Thurgood Marshall led the NAACP with Donald MacGuineas of the Justice Department attending the session.
Lancaster County Democratic chairman faces charges from convicted highway contractor David R. Eaby alleging political contributions in exchange for contracts. Eaby testified of cash and checks to fund campaigns with former Lancaster official Philip J. Price also implicated. Defendant denies wrongdoing and vows proof in open court.
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