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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1957
Page
6
A local bond issue of 1.0 million dollars funds a lab expansion featuring a 55,000 square foot east wing, 4 baths and a men’s locker room. The project, tied to the city’s busy pipe and sidewalk plans, aims to support industrial development and public facilities. The board approved the plan by a vote of 470 to 74 amid union negotiations and city contract considerations.
Forty Crawford County farmers enrolled in the conservation reserve phase with a deadline yesterday. Five signed yesterday per an Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office spokesman. No classifications breakdown available. Farmers may sign for long term observation programs up to 10 years for trees, five years for ground with a good cover crop this year, or three years for land with a good cover crop already established. The Youngsville police patrols report a new car with a two way radio allowing contact within 60 to 75 miles. It has two portable units on the same frequency for emergencies and parades. Warren Borough police say Dan Cornish of Bear Lake RD 1 is being held on a 1,000 property bond after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by J W Smith on Hickory Street Bridge. Damage was estimated at
The article outlines tensions between Gov Leader and a Republican-controlled legislature over the budget and tax policy. It notes plans for possible special sessions, the aim to reduce the budget to avoid new taxes, and opposition from Rep. Nort Wood who warns against a docile legislature approving money without scrutiny. Philadelphia mayor Dilworth voices support for deferring nonessential programs while urging clarity on funding needs. The piece mentions large paper consumption in the U.S. and cites party leaders discussing legislative strategy.
About 30 Jaycees and their guests attended a dinner at the Muse club Saturday for the inaugural banquet and installation ceremonies. New officers for the year include Darwin Wolcott as vice president John Russbacher second vice president George Mulvin secretary Ivan Wickwire treasurer with George Fox Eugene Buesink Richard Young and Jack Crowell named as directors and Richard Martin named as the local organization's Site Director.
Report of Senate discussion on postal reorganization and new fourth class post offices. House Appropriations Committee member Summerfield criticizes perceived contempt toward Congress as leaders push for increased budgets across departments.
Rep Hoffman accuses Cannon of delaying the case by service and urges the Appropriations Committee to act promptly. The Heeney bill proposes 200 million dollars for rural electrification loans, 450 million for state highway grants, 6 million for wildfire relief in drought regions of the West, and 24 million for Social Security Administration expenses.
In Chicago reports scientists describe sulfhydryl medicines that save mice and monkeys from lethal x ray doses when taken before exposure. They propose easy to obtain pills for pre-attack protection and bone marrow injections for after. Experiments from the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology detail cysteine as a protective compound, with monkeys showing survival months after exposure. Hartford Trinity College invites public to an April 23 event on zeros of derivatives of polynomials in the complex plane.
Common Pleas Court approved settlements in two fatal auto accident cases. The estate of William C. Krempisk y, 19, of Brockway, receives 7250 for a February 26, 1956, Route 19 crash south of Erie. The estate of William C. Sals bury, 73, of Springfield Township, gets 2500 for a May 19, 1958, crash at Routes 6N and 179 in Conneaut Township.
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