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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1957
Page
6
Paragraf Compaleh officials for the Ham el Hospital fund in Erie strive to meet a 3 million goal by Thursday. Pledged totals reach 2.8 million after a weeklong extension. Workers volunteers and area firms push a last minute drive among more than 20 greater Warren industrial firms to boost contributions.
More than 7000 school children in Warren County took part in a health drive by the Warren County Tuberculosis and Health Solary unit. Weather notes show temperatures near 100 degrees in pockets as spring breaks shape school calendar. Joint school system plans a short recess from April 17 to April 26 with a social studies Watchers meeting scheduled at Edinboro State Teachers College on Thursday April ...
Sir Anthony Eden plans to cut short his New Zealand vacation and fly to Boston for medical treatment after signs of bile duct trouble and early jaundice. Prime Minister Sidney Holland said the Edens will then head to Fiji to catch a Pacific airliner toward Hone yland Vancouver, as Eden’s medical advisers monitor his condition. The bulletin notes possible obstruction and was issued with Dr. Richard B. Cattel of Boston’s Lahey Clinic and Sir Horace Evans consulting from London. Later, Georgia Tech faces Harvard in a debate on Elvis Presley’s athletic scholarship merits.
City deliberates sidewalk and street paving options amid complaints from residents and businesses. debate over cement sidewalks versus asphalt. cost and aesthetics cited. Councilor Clare Capwell notes petitions and safety concerns near the new high school on Pleasant Street. Local contractors warn they cannot handle a broad sidewalk program.
The council reviews a muttality city pulse report and Marels bills and considers a year end Mead Park Association report. Members discuss lowering the glide of Worth steel and beginning a water pump installation, but capwell notes top equipment is tied up at Pinsent. The matter is tabled for a later date.
A vast slow moving storm drenches the Great Plains and Rocky Mountain states with rain and snow. Montana to the Texas Panhandle face drought relief as winds top 25 to 36 mph. this system, seen about 10 days ago, snarled transport and trapped travelers.
A navy long range bomber from Chincoteague Naval Air Station crashed after takeoff near Atlantic Virginia killing one crew member. Investigators from Stewart Air Force Base and local authorities combed wreckage across Tennessee and Virginia as four survived the crash. A separate chase ended with George W. Secor, 75, Clark's Summit, arrested in Scranton for disorderly conduct and speeding after a long pursuit.
Ten days after a severe storm, winds reached 60 to 70 mph while Colorado Springs reported eight inches of snow at daybreak and Denver five inches. The Weather Bureau noted snowfall accumulating about two inches per hour at Colorado Springs, trains ran on schedule, buses were slightly late, and no major roads were closed.
US labor inquiry centers on Robert Reuther and Teamsters funds use. Hale testifies evidence suggests $320 may have been diverted to Nis. McClellan orders a diligent search of Shefferman's records as part of the AFL inquiry into the Teamsters Union. Reuther and others face questioning by Sen. Goldwater.
The record cites multiple purchases totaling about 1 000 dollars by Willion F Behnde as secretary treasurer of the APL CTA and 2 100 dollars for late Matthew Wolf, AFL-CIO Vier president, plus 244 dollars for Hernin Wicter, former Bakery Workers Union head. Purchases labeled household goods were paid with union funds, with officials denying any misappropriation or personal gain.
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