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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1959

Page

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State Senate Cuts School Aid in Subsidy Battle

The 200 to 16 million school subsidy fight sees the Senate pare back proposed aid to 10 million while House favors 55 million to match a tax yield. Senate leadership doubts tax passage as amendments shift funding via higher sales tax and revenue estimates. House opposition argues for larger boosts, with workmen’s compensation changes also debated as adjournment looms.

Senate Republic Albert Ro Pechan Jr— Armstrong Arross Tatas Charisty Baward Senate Fitnes Guy Lawrence Toe Law Chainan Paul Warner Lial Senate Edu Selaat House Fearchinier Fual Pest Mondas Leavin Louis Tallierre

Highway Racing Ban Approved by Senate Committee

The Senate Highways Committee approved a highway racing ban, sending the measure to the Senate floor. If enacted, racing on highways could bring a fine of 100 to 300 dollars and up to three years in jail, with license suspension and prohibition on municipalities owning property for races.

Senate Highways Committee Senate

Union City Council Appoints Zoning Body

Union City Borough Council formed a five member zoning commission this week with William Machesney Gay Blok Mrs Laura Carlisch Connie Ainsworth and Frederick Bartholme named for terms from one to four years. A wage tax committee of four is to be appointed two by the borough and two by the school board with Parker and Vowel named as appointees. board selections pending.

Union Cai’s — Ay Union City William Machesney Gay Blok Laura Carlisch Connie Ainsworth Frederick Bartholme Ith Danl Parker NeVon Vowel o=pointees Rams Wage Fox

Missing Waitress Returns. Another Still Sought

Visyovunk Mrs Beverly Voon Allen aged 20 from Titusville returned home after reportedly visiting Warren Ol City and Franklin during her November disappearance. Police say she had been a Nash's Restaurant employee and is believed to be safe, while another former waitress, Mrs Apnive June Woody aged 2, remains missing after disappearing November 1 and may have been living in Meadville per a brief police check.

Visyovunk Beverly Voon Allen Titusville Nash's Thsvne Allen Warren Ol City Franklin Apnive June Woody Georgia Woody Pilion Albert P. Brady Meadville

Hunter Shot In Chest Near Waterford

James Smith, 29, an Erie father of four, was critically wounded by a high powered rifle shot while hunting alone near Waterford last night. He crawled 25 feet before collapsing. found two miles north of Waterford and half a mile east of Route 97. State Police and volunteers searched the area before he was rushed to St. Vincent's Hospital.

St. Vincent’s Hospital Waterford James & Smith Lawrence Park Smith Dinkiness Stancliff Hose Co Perry Kuhl Hose Co Smith F Riemen Waterford Borough Summit Greene

Paar and Rooney Reconcile On TV Show

Mickey Rooney and Jack Paar smoothed over a feud on Wednesday night offering friendly banter and praise. Publicist Red Doll confirmed Anat Lohight’s show would proceed as planned with Rooney appearing again. Earlier reports had Rooney walking off after Paar accused him of being drunk during the program.

Rooney

County 40 Percent of Value Set for Assessments

County assessors report the new countywide assessment uses 40 percent of market value. Gregor explains uniform application across districts despite city assessments at 75 percent. Appeals so far are low. 30 day notice to appeal must be filed.

Gregor

Dial A Prayer funding in Franklin faces curtailment

Franklin church backed Dial A Prayer service reports rapid growth since January 29, exhausting anticipated funds. A one second line enough for peak calls has driven costs up and threatens to reduce operation or revert to smaller setup. Community demand remains high with 1,000 calls per 24 hours and at least five lines needed during peaks.

Franklin First Presbyterian Church Ales

Moose toy drive aims for safe donations this Christmas

Corny Moose Lodge 98s solicits used toys in good repair for a nationwide Moose of Toys drive. Libs, the toy drive chair, warned excessive repairs could delay deliveries and leave some children without gifts. Members will pickup donations at donors’ homes. callers can arrange pickup with Lime Litz Dean Bashline or James Sheldon.

Moose Moose Lodge Libs Toy-Drivg Lime Litz Dean Bashline James Sheldon Bire & Moose

Church Group Starts Pia-A-Prayer Phone Service In Corry

The Corry Area Council of Churches launched a permanent Pia-A-Prayer system enabling residents to hear Inspirations messages by dialing 2247. The initial week saw 1,626 calls during test installation, with the YMCA housing the answering device. Council leaders Robert Bale and Arden Balwin led the effort to emphasize spiritual focus during Christmas.

Corry Area General Telephone YMCA Loymen Tre Reibert Bale Enired Council Arden Baliwin

Robbery at Route 119 Yields $1200 Loss

Stewart Willa Beehner reported a masked gunman entered the front door near Greensburg on Route 119 and robbed the household safe of $1200. The bandit bound residents before escaping with the money.

Greensburg Mikay Plicniet Here Escipitia Stewart Willa Beehner

Eisenhower Pushes Budget Balance and Missile Defense

President Eisenhower signals a shift on balance between farm support and defense spending as he urges Republicans and Democrats to back a balanced budget while warning against expanding the missile and space program without careful defense planning. He cautions against abandoning manned spaceflight and urges a steady stance on defense to curb inflation and maintain national security.

Floral business passes under bankruptcy sale

In Union City a floral operation formerly held by Olds and tied to Union City and Greenville was sold after proceedings by Cit mors National Bank. The buyers, Mr and Mrs Tewin Ahi of Greenville, acquired the property including all stock and equipment. the business now plans to relocate to Union City to operate from 4 outlets on Fich Street.

Citmors National Bank of Carry Alford Olds Union City Tewin Ahi Greenville Toral Bank Carry

Cory area industrial meet details new plant efforts

Members of the Cory area direct ors met yesterday to review results of multi pronged economic piloting. Negotiations were set in motion by local officials for relocation of new industries to Corry including a potential chemical plant on the Harry Smith property at Lovell’s Strait. Metnnes Steel Co interest also emerged with plans to bring the prospect to Corry for area inspection. George Sample and Stewart A. Long were appointed to urge City Council to seek county financial aid for a $15,000 planning survey by Michael Baker Inc.

Buara Cory Hristinat Development Corpora CATDC Wek Orl Wham Zafirapinos James Carrie Paul Dwyer Warren Columbus Spring Creole Stewart A. Long Penelue Harry Smith Lovell’s Metnnes Steel Co Corry George Sample Long Michael Baker

Fire damages Lafayette College fraternity house in Easton

A fire badly damaged the Delia Kappa Epsilon fraternity house at Lafayette College in Easton. All 13 residents escaped safely from the at risk wooden stucco building. Cause not immediately determined and official damage estimates unavailable, unofficially near fifty thousand dollars.

Fraternity Easton Delia Kappa Epsilon Lafayette College Fie

Twins Born Days Apart Weigh Six Pounds Thirteen Ounces

A young mother cradles Lawrence who weighed six pounds thirteen ounces at birth yesterday while Larry rests with his mother Mrs. in the hospital. The twins were born days apart, marking a rare family milestone reported by local press.

Lawrence Larry

Riviera Valley Flooded By Four Mile Wide Water Path

AP reports catastrophic flood in Riviera Valley France after Malpasset dam collapse. Four mile wide surge and 49 million cubic meters of water washed through Fréjus and nearby towns, killing hundreds, injuring many, and displacing residents. The ancient town near Cannes submerged. trains derailed, telegraph lines down, and the Roman amphitheater flooded as rescuers worked through night to assess devastation.

Julius Caesar France Frejus Pierre Seraud Abenem Sapel Terrile

Porter Draws Jail Term For Larceny

A gory area man pled guilty to larceny and passing a worthless check before Judge Elmer Evans in Erie. Paul Porter, R. D. 2. Corry, on parole from a New York State prison, was sentenced to one and a half to three years for the larceny and fined 100 dollars plus costs. He had stolen a 357 Magnum revolver from William Daniels at 475 Worth Street. On the worthless check charge he received three years probation and costs. Porter had been released from Attica State Prison after serving six years of a 10 to 80 year sentence for first degree robbery and first degree assault. New York has a detainer on Porter for return to Attica after the latest sentence. Titusville police also have a detainer on a worthless check charge. it’s unclear if either will be used.

Elmer Evans Erie Hurtley Drake Paul Porter Corry New York State William Daniels Worth Street Porter Attica State Prison Drake Agether Potter Attica Titusville

Love For Ducks Costs Man Life at Sherman Park

Seunsewatine Tscherepanow, 66, known for feeding ducks at Sherman Park, was beaten to death after reprimanding three boys for throwing sticks at the birds. Passers-by detained three youths, Valerian Stechly, Robert Picciriello, and Robert Weinrich.

Seunsewatine Tscherepanow Nik Sherman Park Jason Valerian Stechly Stechly Robert Picciriello Robert Weinrich

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