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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1958
Page
4
Corry Journal header lists staff and offices with Associated Press rights. It shows subscription rates nine dollars yearly and four seventy five for six months, seven cents per copy by carrier, weekly advertising deadline nine a m on prior publication date.
A college view urges wide access with 1,800 institutions offering sound options beyond elite schools. It notes a gradual 2Q recovery in national output with GDP at 429 billion and consumption rising to 288.4 billion, while Admiral Rickover receives multiple honors for nuclear submarine work.
HOLLYWOOD AP Jack Linkletter 20-year-old son of author financer and TV personality Ark Linkletter heads the quiz show Haggis Baggis for a summer run in Hollywood before returning to USC. He is married and expecting a family addition in November. He notes the quiz show's live format, rising network demand, and his wish to stay in emceeing, aided by his father Art's ongoing coaching and critique.
Four people were hospitalized and one in critical condition after a two car collision at the Route 19 and 322 junction west of Muaville. Victims include Mrs. Geraldine Rider of Hagerstown and Theodore G. Thomas of Wellington, Ohio, with various injuries reported. The crash occurred at a noted danger spot where stop sign visibility was previously highlighted.
Police arrested Richard Brunner 18 Erie Robert Mahoney 18 North East David Kohn 20 Erie Richard DeAnguolo 21 Harborcreek and Robert Cass 23 Harborcreek after a bare knuckle brawl at North Park Row. A mob formed as bystanders watched the clash before officers broke it up. The incident followed a slag party at Total club 1 and a restaurant dispute on Perry Square.
A fragment from yesterday recalls Roosevelt and Foxey disagreeing over strategy to block Tydings renomination in Maryland. Pennsylvania's road patrols credited with reducing highway accidents in the district. Arthur Colegrove honored by the Department of Property and Supplies. Harold W. Pierce named head of the public service institute. L. Edwon Roelots improving at St Josephs Hospital after injuries from an auto crash. City Council met in special session to discuss WPA street gravel program. Theft charges dropped against Charles Smith on a separate case. he remains jailed for vagrancy.
Meadville designates Keep Meadville Clean week with Jaycees heading the effort. About 2500 litter bags will be distributed through local gasoline stations funded by Merchants Bank to aid new citizens. Speeches and posters will be shared by service clubs for area industries.
Robert W. Plitt aged 21 of Upper St. Clair Township died yesterday in a suburban Bethel Park crash when the auto he was riding in collided with a tree.
The notice outlines five guidelines: use liter baskets, place all garbage in cans, keep sidewalks clean, never dump trash on vacant lots, and cur dogs. It reads as a concise public cleanliness reminder for residents.
Americans watching export markets shrink hope for a thaw in East-West trade following the Paris accord. Western Europe Canada and Japan will gain first as 40 percent of embargoed goods are freed while the Reds face an expanding list of restrictions. The Commerce Department doubts much new access will arrive soon.
The report spans January and February 1958 totaling 94 million with exchanges between Poland, Russia and Czechoslovakia. Items include ham, bacon, feathers, furs, semiprecious stones, diamonds, camera parts, fertilizers, textiles, tobacco, and coal mine equipment. Russia’s embargoes persist and unknown consumer access remains unclear.
One consolidated Union City district with Bloomfield Union Township and Union City Borough opens next Tuesday led by supervising principal TL Leroy Brest. Russell Palmer remains high school principal, assisted by William Holcomb. William Carroll named supervisor of all area elementary schools. Bloomfield enrollment 221, borough schools 619. Eighty two kindergartners begin, four new teachers added, Kathryn Bright teaches elementary music, Richard Thompson directs instruments, Mr Young leads vocal instruction, and Miss Galbraith teaches art in lower grades.
Fragmentary notes describe a meeting at a church group with attendees including Mrs Chairme and Rev former residents. The text mentions a hayride, a Presbyterian fellowship, and an afternoon gathering with about 15 visitors. The record ends mid sentence with time references around 8 o clock.
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