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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1952
Page
2
Eastside Erie residents report strong sulfur fumes at times though not causing health danger, after October tests by the state Health Department’s Bureau of Industrial Hygiene in Erie to measure sulfur dioxide levels.
A daily hospital log lists admissions and discharges across Erie and surrounding towns. Entries include Dilworth Davis of 324 Fifth ate admitted, and Mrs. Kath ryn Buck among those to be honored at a Ladies Auxiliary event. radiologist Swayne Potts dies in Florida. a Erie school teacher suffers injuries after a two car crash near Hammett. Maggio seeks parole citing wife’s pregnancy. Chester area shopping notes and a dancing event at West Spring Creek Town Hall. The lace of addresses and names remains.
State Police kept a watch today for motorists who failed to renew 1963 operator licenses or auto inspection stickers. Headquarters said no particular enforcement problems were found. The license and inspection deadline expired at midnight last night. Dance at Cooper's Barn Saturday night.
The State Employees Retirement Board asked the Justice Department to interpret a new law creating a $200 monthly pension for most state workers. The rule will affect about 46,000 members including Turnpike Commission and State College employees. The law, effective March 18, gives a $100 monthly pension at age 60 after 25 years, with a cap of half final five-year salary for lower paid workers.
Over 200 young people and counselors attended the Cory Union City youth conference on a Christian approach to marriage hosted by the Gerry Union City Ministerial Association. Dr William F Orr of Western Theological Seminary spoke on marriage as a social unit built on love and freedom, urging youths to hold to God given convictions and religious expression in future homes.
New York February 1 1950 more than a million mothers nationwide took part in a one hour polio drive raising millions for the disease effort. Early returns show 44 050679 collected from 13 of 1500 communities versus 2 300 000 in 600 places in 1951. Hasil O Connor notes the campaign drew more volunteers for 1952 than any prior event in the foundation's 14 year history.
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