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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1956

Page

3

Erie Port Plan Hinges On City Authority Revival

City officials say Erie can manage port operations with existing powers and a revived Wharves and Dock Commission. A state authority is not expected before the 1957 General Assembly session, with mayoral plans for a municipal body to oversee port affairs in the interim. Spokesmen say real power rests with the city until formal state controls are created.

ERSE Tas Parsons Hall Brinkerhoff MacDonald Arthur Gardner General Assembly Gardner Bay Front

Man Held On Multiple Burglary Larceny Counts

Albert Irvin Knapp, 42, of Cochran ton was jailed without bail on four or five counts of burglary and larceny. He allegedly stole tools worth about 194 dollars from Fisher and Young Lumber Co. in Titusville on September 2, 1954. Additional counts involve about 6720 pounds of scrap metal from Harold Pegan’s storeroom January 25 26 and 30. The value was estimated in the hundreds of dollars and the scrap sold to a Titusville junk dealer. Knapp pleaded guilty at arraignment and remains held for court action.

Meadville Cochranton Albert Irvin Knapp Fisher and Young Lumber Co Titusville Harold Pegan Pegan Sgt C. C. Naddeo Naddeo Knapp Justice of the Peace Merle Sheehan

Retired Admiral Henderson Dies in Los Angeles

Rear Adm. Robert Henderson, 77, vice president of the Southern California Associated Newspapers of the Copley Press since 1929, died yesterday. He served as Navy liaison to Gen. George C. Marshall in World War I. The state will make five appointments, possibly two by the city and one by the county. Port program action is held in abeyance awaiting assembly action on a $1,700,000 port bill drafted by the Leader administration. bill not yet introduced due to tax deadlock between Gov. Leader and the assembly.

Los Angeles Robert Henderson Southern California Associated Newspapers Copley Press, Inc Navy George C. Marshall Army Assembly Leader Gov. Leader

Bus Driver Rescues 16 From Blizzard Stranded Bus

In a fierce blizzard near Tucumcari New Mexico bus driver John Herron 38 and 10 passengers endured 21 hours of peril after the bus slid into a snow drift He braved broken visibility and freezing temperatures to seek help collapsing near a service station before rescue crews reached him He was hospitalized for snow blindness frostbite and exhaustion in good condition authorities said The group credited Herron with keeping morale up by maintaining heat and telling jokes as rescuers delivered food water and fuel during the long night

Associated Press Tucumcari N. M John Herron Herron Glenrie Henrietta Roosevelt San Francisco Mia Laura O'Toole Santa Barbara Calif Norris Turner Los Angeles Richard Mosely Selma Ala Norris

Youth Sunday Observed at First Presbyterian Church

Youth Sunday was celebrated at the First Presbyterian Church with many young members in the service. Walter Wolfe, home between Denison University terms in Ohio, spoke on Youth and Religion. The program listed invocations prayers confessions lessons anthems choirs doxology and scripture read by several youths.

You Ouruay First Presbyterian Church Walter Wolfe Denison University Ohio J. Guy Butters Jr Paull W. Bauer Thomas ‘Titus

Dorothy Wiesniewska Crowned Oyster Roast Queen

Dorothy Wiesniewska aged 18 was named queen of the St. Cashair Church oyster roast. She stunned the contest committee by saying she cannot stand raw oysters and was allowed to reclaim her crown. Wisconsin lists 6,266 miles of railroad.

Baltimore Dorothy Wiesniewska St. Cashair Church

Fire loss set at twenty two thousand in shop blaze

Firemen battled a machine shop blaze causing an estimated loss of 22 000 dollars. Hose lines from hydrants on South Center Street and Concord Street fed multiple pumps as crews vented smoke and fought flames for about three hours. No one was injured though several firefighters and spectators were drenched. Nearby homes suffered water damage from runoff.

Concord Street South Center Street Wayne Street East Church Street Hiram Brewer Brewer House Nash Owen Laurie Owen Merle Long

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