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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1957
Page
3
Fragmentary notes mention Tim King and a group called the Ohio Hockets among seniors. Reads like a brief sports or school page item with unclear details but hints at a performance or competition and young performers.
Bre County commissioners pledge a health department shakeup after the firing of sanitarian Zink on November 18 for attitude and dealings with property owners. Fleming praised Zink as diplomatic but cited pervasive stream pollution and costly septic issues across the county.
Meadvill report shows only half of the 34 Crawford County peace justices elected for November will serve. Paul Slayton said 27 of the newly elected justices failed to file intentions by 5 p.m. yesterday, with many changing their minds after election wins.
The House approved council reports reaffirming the 1951 stance that fluoridation at about one part per million is not harmful over long periods. A Los Angeles delegate urged withdrawal of partial approval of water fluoridation, calling for explicit caution amid debate over safety and individual rights.
AFL-CIO leaders fixed the ouster price for avoiding Teamsters expulsion. Four other unions the Laundry Bakery Distillery and United Textile Workers faced similar expulsion at next week’s meeting over disclosures before congressional committees. The Distillery Workers were charged to quit drivers but declined risking suspension.
YMCA schedule details Friday to Saturday swims for various age groups with times and instructors. Gerald Lane notes members should clip schedule and youth must attend beginner classes until they swim the pool length. Hunter Harold B. McIntyre, 50, of Spring Church, Armstrong County, found dead yesterday in Potter County hunting camp.
Titusville reports a $100 fine to William Lee, game protector, after a deer was shot along Route 27 near the city line. The vehicle of Tracy Ottriusville struck the deer remains. Lee followed footprints two miles to catch the hunter, name not disclosed. another fine was cited for failure to visit traps within 36 hours.
Franks Harry Snell, 84, nearly blind, fled a fire when an oil stove exploded in his three room dwelling yesterday. The blast sprayed burning oil on furniture while he tried to douse flames with water. Robert Parlaman of the Game Commission, passing by, attempted a rescue but was burned slightly on the face and withdrew. Fire loss valued at $3,000.
President Eisenhower, fresh from a mild stroke, met 31 congressional leaders to discuss defense, foreign aid, and domestic programs for 1958. Democrats faulted the plans while Republicans generally approved, with emphasis on sustaining defense and missile funding amid a wary budget outlook. Mayor Smits of Fallsb ee, W.Va., died in a 40-foot scaffold fall at the Fallsbee Steel Co. site.
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