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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1955

Page

6

Erie area items mix politics crime and weather

Erie area notes report attorney Gerald Weber failing to secure a commitment from Carroll Kearns to oppose a pending national gas bill. Testimony in Washington against the bill. Local incidents include Norman Upperman treated for a finger laceration after being crushed. Weather records show a 48 degree low and 72 degree high. IRS data cite 148 Americans with incomes over 2 million in 1959, down 23 from the prior year, and 1952 returns total income of 180,198,000 with personal tax receipts at a record 28 billion.

Erie Gerald Weber Con‘Carroll Kearns Congress Weber Washington Eisenhower Internal Revenue Service Revenue Service

Spring Safety Campaign Opens To Warn Drivers

The Corry Chamber of Commerce launched its second annual Spring Safety Campaign to alert motorists to watch for youngsters on streets and near schools. The effort includes student poster projects, messages like Watch'em Warn 'em Give 'em Room, and a Scotch-lite bicycle project with Kiwanis to boost bicycle visibility at night. Authorities urge careful driving and parental reminders about street dangers.

Corry Kiwanis Club Ray Weber Earl Cherry Harley Drake

Einstein Leaves $65,000 In Bequests To Family

World famous scientist Albert Einstein left $65,000 in bequests to his two sons a stepdaughter and his long time secretary and co trustee for literary property. Eduard Einstein receives $15,000 Hans Albert Einstein $10,000 Margot Hinstein $20,000 plus household furniture and residual estate. Miss Helen Dukas secretary receives $20,000 and co trustee role. Bernhard C Einstein, Hans Albert’s son, gets the violin. Estate details released by executor Dr Otto Nathan.

Een Princeton N. J Albert Einstein Einstein Otto Nathan New York University Princeton University Nathan Eduard Einstein Switzerland Hans Albert Einstein University of California Margot Hinstein Helen Dukas Jone Nathan Ein Hans Bernhard C. Einstein

Navy halts public showings of two new weapons

Washington AP reports the Navy has stopped all public demonstrations of two new weapons and equipment. A Navy spokesman cited guidance requests from local commanders following Secretary of Defense Wilson's March 29th discreetive aimed at tightening releases of military information.

Associated Press Washington Navy Wilson

One boat to replace two Maid of the Mist vessels

Niagara Falls Ont A new steel steamboat will be bought to replace the two Maid of the Mist boats damaged by fire last week The Mist Steamboat Co hopes to have a modern vessel on the Niagara River by June to ferry tourists to the base of Niagara Falls If popular the company will buy another It scrapped a plan to rebuild the old boats They were in dry dock when the fire spread between them.

Ay Amouua Niagara Falls

FENAGERS HELD IN 6 BURGLARY CASES}

Pittsburgh police say a ring of teens led by a 16 year old burglarized at least 26 of about 40 break ins in Turtle Creek Valley, with three youths arrested and more questioned. Most crimes were in private homes. A separate report notes a West Pittston crash killed Charles Dink and hurt four others when their car struck a utility pole.

G. B. Thase West Main Street Mbt Lebanon Chase Mt. Lebanon Pittsburgh Turtle Creek Valley Bittston Pittston West Pittston Charles Dink

Phillies trade Burgess Ridzik Palys for Reds outfielders

The Philadelphia Phillies traded Smokey Burgess Steve Ridzik and Stan Palys to the Cincinnati Reds for Jim Greengrass Glen Gorbous and Andy Seminick. The deal reshapes both clubs major league rosters as season play continues.

Hwiladelphia Philadelphia Phillies Smokey Burgess Steve Ridzik Stan Palys Cincinnati Reds Jim Greengrass Glen Gorbous Andy Seminick

Babson foresees farming revolution driven by automation

Babson predicts a gradual shift to mechanized farms with push-button feeding for cattle hogs and chickens, hay and grain dryers, planting spraying and harvesting machines. He notes advantages for efficient farmers and likely decline of small marginal farms, urging government industry collaboration to ease the transition for workers.

Babson

Community Churches Offer Wide Range of Services

A long list of area churches outlines services across denominations. Salvation Army on Washington Street schedules Sunday School at 10:00, worship at 11:00, children and youth meetings, and weekly band practices. Seventh Day Adventist on North Center lists Sabbath School at 10:00 and worship at 11:30 with prayer and study sessions midweek. First Pentecostal and other congregations provide regular services, Bible studies, youth programs, and choir rehearsals throughout the week, including First Baptist on West Pleasant Street with broadcasts and various study groups.

Salvation Army Washington Street St Mra Walter Crouch Young Peoples Meeting Svangeliatic Boy Scouts Corpa Cadets Ladies Home League Unior Legion Soldiers Holiness Seventh-Day Adventist First Pentecostal Church Assemblies of God West Pleasant Street J.B Kelly First Baptist Church Second Avenue Robert J.deboer the Baptist WOTR Ruth Lord Jesus Young Peoples Thomas Carroll Randy Sherwood Iest Methodist Church South Center East Pleasant Howard L. Stull Pillars of the Gospel Meadville Methodist Youth Fellowship Titusville WSCS Martha Rexford Warner North Ceter Street Orpha James Sinare West Columbus Avenue Mary Louise Williams South Center Street Howard J. Stull Lydia Circle Albert Marriott First Presbyterian Booth Center West Pleasant Streets Paull F. Bauer Kinior Presbyterian Home Westminster Fellowship Jack Dahlinger Women's Association Lauren Royer Evangelical United Brethren Church North Center Street H. Ray Harris Jehoshaphat Christian Family Week Corry Corry Ministerial Association Paul F. Bauer Boy Scout Zennie Fish East Irving Street G.T. Bergman Friendship Aid Society Charles Bugbee Hare Creek Road Women's Aid Society Thurdsay William ©. Belts Jr St. Philip and St. James Church School Chi Rho Lillian Guiid Pehenranl

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