Distemper Builds No Schools in National Debate
The Corry Journal covers a harsh exchange over federal school aid. Lawmakers from Oklahoma and West Virginia spar as President Roosevelt and Dwight Eisenhower are weighed on leadership and influence. The piece contrasts Roosevelt’s purges with Eisenhower’s persuasion method and notes the executive’s limited authority within a three-branch system.
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Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Senate
Cleveland M. Bailey
West Virginia
Federal Central
Mpptwud
Senoune
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Presidents State of the Union strategy in Congress
The President seeks to advance goals through State of the Union rhetoric, meetings, and press outreach. He must respect each legislator’s duties to constituents, with supporters praising and opponents criticizing his focus on different measures like school aid and civil rights.
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Congress
Lisis
Breiser
Strom
Area Soldier Hurt In Korean Jeep-Tank Crash
Pvt Howard H Wheeler of Harborcreek sustained serious injuries in Korea when his jeep collided with a tank. The 23 year old graduate of Wesleyville High School is at an evacuation hospital with a broken hip and cuts and bruises after serving since 1952. He is with the First Field Artillery Observation Battalion. The Red Cross notified his parents of Harborcreek.
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Harborcreek
Pvt
Howard & Wheeler
Clarence H. Wheeler
Wesleyville High School
Evie Strayér Co
American Red Cross
Army
Korea
Hold Final Rites For Josie Speck
Josie B Speck lay in Bracken Funeral Home yesterday afternoon with Rev Dr Elmer Ortner officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included William Mowrey Charles Weston Edward Walsh Gerald Whiteley Cleo Haight and Stanley Kasper. Attending from away were Mr and Mrs Lee Port Waterford and J W Moore Erie.
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Ane Munetla Secs
Josie B. Speck
Bracken
Elmer Ortner
Pine Grove
William Mowrey
Charles Weston Edward Walsh
Gerald Whiteley Cleo Haight
Stanley Kasper
Lee Port
Waterford
J. W. Moore
Erie
Shanghai shells Chinese forces in undeclared war scene
Yesterday's Memories reports Japanese cruisers shelling Chinese forces along the Whangpoo River and Kiang in Shanghai as unrest continues. In Erie County, borough and township voters face final special registration day set by county commissioners amid ongoing political process. First Baptist Church members met at Rev E A Hook's home to discuss financing for their new church edifice. Ridgway man Harry McSinigan was seriously injured after being struck by a freight train.
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Shanghai
Whangpoo River
Kiang
First Baptist Church
E. A. Hook
East South Street
Milk Strike Hits Territory After 40 Years
The first major milk strike in the territory begins this morning as organized dairymen withhold a large share of milk production, curtailing supply to the local condensary. William Glickner, the first draftee from this city, was found physically unfit for Army service by the local draft board in Union City. Excavation for the Raymond Manufacturment office building halted as bees swarmed the site, troubling horses and workers and forcing a stoppage.
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Corry Journal
Bouth Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricutio
John McLaughlin
G. Z. Bergman
Hational Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Mall
Osticer
William Glickner
United States
Union City
Raymond Manufacturment
Bear Lake school picnic and local church barbecue notes
Bear Lake families attended a school picnic at the Bear Lake schoolhouse on Wednesday. A chicken barbecue was held at the Methodist Church in Lottsville on Wednesday evening. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Clyde Manwaring and Mr and Mrs J C Manwaring, who were week-end guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Finey in Glassport PA. Mrs Florena Spencer of Youngsville and Mrs Ida Mead of Spring Creek called on Millie Burch Saturday. Miss Gloria Vanord and Barbara Manwaring returned home Saturday from the Evangelical United Brethren Camp at Findley Lake where they had been for a week. Mrs Mary Barry attended a school reunion picnic at Panama Just Wednesday.
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Aran Labs
Tne
Bear Lake
Picni
Lottsville Y
Florena Spencer
Youngsville
Ida Mead
Spring Creek
Millie Burch
Clyde Manwaring
J.C. Manwaring
Frank Finey
Glassport
Gloria Vanord
Barbara ‘Manwaring
Evangelical United Brethren
Findley Lake
Mary Barry
Panama
Erie Teachers To Get A $550 Pay Increase
Most of Erie's 700 public school teachers will receive a 550 pay increase for the 1957 58 term, announced School Board Secretary Arthur P Logan. The plan combines a 100 state mandated hike, a 250 raise from the last salary schedule, and 200 from a prior state funded increase. Officials cite budget strains and a looming special report on education services as factors shaping the cost and timing. Some teachers hired after 1956 may not qualify for the full 550.
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ENSE
Erie
Arthur P. Logan
Login
Logan
Charles Robie
Edwin Coon
Gertrude A. Barber
John Vickey
Police Find Two Missing Girls In Erie Apartment
Two missing sisters aged 16 and 15 were found at an Erie apartment after police investigated a disturbance. The teens, who had been missing since August 3, will be turned over to juvenile authorities. The younger sister had been with a boyfriend who rented the apartment. the older with four youths from North East and an 18-year-old mother. Evidence suggested a party with alcohol and empty beer bottles.
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EKM
Erie
North East
Washington, D
Sewer Blast Injures Four in Pittsburgh Suburb
An explosion in a 110 foot sewer shaft under construction in McKee Rocks injured four workers. Two were detained at Ohio Valley Hospital and the others at St John’s General Hospital. Police cited possible sewer gas buildup and a brief flare fire accompanying the blast.
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Smurm
McKeed
Ohio Valley Hospital
St. John’s General Hospital
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Sanitary Sewer Authority
Hollywood's publicity trap hits Jane Russell fame
Hal Boyles Americana reports that actresses like Jane Russell faced studio driven publicity that shaped public image after The Outlaw. Russell recalls the era when studio bosses and agents tightly controlled her persona, likening promotion to a heavy bound image and noting the shift as public tastes evolved.
Area Man Guilty In Log Theft Plea
A Titusville man pleaded guilty at arraignment before Justice of the Peace Frederick A Berry in Warren County on larceny charges for taking and loading logs from Cadwallader Benedifet’s property in Southwest Township. He restitutioned the log cost and paid court costs, with admonitions about law and wrongdoing.
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Titusville
Justice of the Peace
Frederick A. Berry
Starbrick
Warren County
Cadwallader Benedifet
Iggs
Contable Mansford Vroman
Southwest Township
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