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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1959
Page
4
Defence officials tell Congress and the public that the United States can destroy the Soviet Union many times over. Secretary McElroy explains deterrence with a massive retaliatory capability and explains why Soviet threats in Berlin do not scare U.S. leaders.
In eleven years Britain’s state medical program served 50 million people with spending of $1,952,160,000 for the year ending March 31. Population-based US cost projected at $86.8 billion. Britain spends about 3 percent of gross national income on the program and most people receive free care funded by a pro rata tax, while private practice remains available for those who pay.
Yesterday remembered as Corry Memory Day with a federal court case. Jack Lynny pleaded guilty to jewel smuggling and received a suspended one year and four day sentence plus a ten thousand dollar fine. The proceedings also noted opposing opinions on police salaries at a city meeting following the event. The Cony Civic Orchestra performed its latest concert in the ongoing series at the Senex School.
Local notes report money and civic topics across Corry area life. Mentions include Paul Jones of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Association addressing sales executives, highway budget worries, a $100 per plate testimonial dinner for Genevieve, and plans for road repairs in Morrisburg. Also covered are National Guard reorganizations, civil service bills for city police, a possible $87,000 bond issue, and various community happenings from schools, hospitals, and local businesses.
Forty years ago on April 4 19 John Quincy Adais arrived in Carry for an indefinite visit after returning from Frakes where he received the Freeh wat cross frontstiueltiy service. The Murleyal elms Meld its fint Mianetion by the new qu ters Li the Bhorlew hailed his weno. Members wary welcomed him to the originatition. The Thrill Sump report for the Corry public schools for March shows $164 invested in riding and yoller skating on the stewartks. city police announce a ban on such activity.
Activities listed for Monday through Saturday includeCorry Area extend Timings for patrols, swim, archery, bridge and scout meetings. Entries close for interim meets. Movies morning and afternoon with preliminary heats on Saturday.
Miles Forman, 61, of Turnpike Hotel, beat with a bottle while sleeping in an Erie rooming house. He was taken to Hamot Hospital in satisfactory condition, reporting two assailants unknown to him. Daisy Havens, 5, found him and alerted police. Two men were questioned. a woman claimed not to know the intruders.
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