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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1959
Page
4
Corry Journal outlines a national push for polio vaccination with emphasis on public health agency guidance and adult participation. Article notes policy aims, medical safety, and work by doctors and researchers to increase vaccine uptake.
Washington claims of peace in Europe gloss over looming policy. Corry notes plan to Meadville for the North Pennsylvania Firemen’s Convention parade. A burglary probe follows a suspicious break in at a local home. New York digest humor lampoons domestic life and marriage quips in a breezy AP roundup.
A collage of Hal Boyle quotes on marriage gender roles and household duties. Jokes touch on sewing, tickets, parenting, praise, and conflict. The lines reveal midcentury attitudes about love work and communication in domestic life.
Townville schools will not open as scheduled on September 6. Fred W. Herlinger says BraddunsJunior Senior High and cafeteria work lag behind. junior high will miss opening day, while elementary meals begin as planned.
A 40 year old clipping reports John Porter a burly man accused of attacking Me Willis Puller and breaking into her residence. Chief Prank ful Trooper Mannion supervised the case. News mentions a heat wave and a city alarm system now fully operational after a building fire. General Richards advances involvement with three members of Company A Private Floyd McElreoy Corporal Herman Mourer and Sergeant Bev Ondeth named.
Moving for the Conewango Creek watershed project is expected to start in 1961 and finish by 1968 after Congress approved the Kingwa Dam alternative. The Department of Agriculture plan aims to reduce flooding in the Conewango Valley and costs are estimated at about 1.8 million dollars with local residents paying over 1.8 million.
A 2 year old child named Mark reportedly climbed out a window and fell onto a sidewalk in Norfolk. His mother, Van Anhonnet Buchanan, after driving to a neighbor’s house, found him with only bruises reported, implying a non serious injury from the incident.
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