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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1957
Page
4
The Corry Journal notes a theory that learners stall after a plateau, but Eastern Psychological Association president Dr. Fred S. Keller argues plateaus are not fixed. He cites teaching methods as the key to reaching new levels, urging continued effort and growth beyond presumed limits.
The text notes Congress not in session during the Hungarian uprising which led to a flood of refugees into Austria and Yugoslavia. It cites President Eisenhower using parole power to admit 32 000 Hungarians on an emergency basis and later seeking permanent residence and annual admission of 68 000 refugees from communist oppression, amid senators’ letter disagreements with the Department of Justice.
A fragmentary report cites Washington and Corry officials debating a sewer program and related contracts. It notes adjournment actions, investigation hints, and proposals discussed by a city council in a special meeting setting with unclear details and names.
Forty years ago on April 25 117 Bily Tirasullen Heetela this MONI Legrdh SEITZ nit Nur Tl notions Of Wir IY tats fut thd jea n 1017 Complete in every detail ME New Vittor Shop of Hie Barlow Fird ware Company was formally opened today Chief of Police Dawls Gusmann issued a special wake Loull motorcyclists urged to refrain from sidewalks Vandals did damage at the scene police on the lookout for the party responsible The session of Congress and refugee questions are noted with a call for a humane program and federal action to help refugees in the future.
Seven boys from a rural area admitted setting a blaze that caused about $1,600 in damage. The fire destroyed storage of materials used for satiety redkons, and several youths faced custody restrictions while parents were notified. Firefighters were not requested to combat the blaze. A geologist, Dr. Richard Swann Lull, former Yale Peabody Museum director, died yesterday in New Haven.
Erie residents sue to close a dairy store known as a teen hangout. Prosecution says the back rooms lure juveniles, with late hours and loud noise from a jukebox. Witnesses describe fear for safety and misery for nearby residents as 28 property owners join the suit, potentially 80 witnesses.
The piece discusses U.S. foreign policy led by Dulles as enlightened self interest and Eisenhower's handling of Middle East diplomacy. It notes Saudi King Abdullah, Jordan's King Hussein, and Nasser of Egypt shaping regional alignments. Observations include American funding, arms, and influence as pivotal to keeping Arab states aligned with the West while countering Soviet outreach.
In Key West Florida police reported a 3 year old boy, John Arthur Chappell of Jamestown, found dead Sunday on Big Pine Key after a four day search. Deputies and Coast Guard searched the area for the missing child who disappeared Saturday near Spanish Harbor. Fishermen located the body near noon Sunday by the seawall where the boy had been playing with a toy pistol.
The report notes a response to President Nasser calling provocative acts unacceptable. It references Soviet reactions and a note about recognizing legitimate interests of sovereign nations and aiding settlements. Eden defends Britain and argues for securing Angl-Soviet ties and peace efforts.
A Erie mother chased and helped arrest James Gray, 49, after he fled the scene of a hit and run that knocked a boy from a tractor. Gray faced charges of drunk driving and hit and run. The boy, James Myers, was bruised but not hospitalized.
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