Well Baby Clinic Schedules Tomorrow Attendance
A Well Baby Clinic is set for tomorrow in the Municipal Building clinic rooms from 9 30 to 11 30 a m Children from birth to school age are eligible to attend. The notice repeats in truncated form.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1958
Page
6
A Well Baby Clinic is set for tomorrow in the Municipal Building clinic rooms from 9 30 to 11 30 a m Children from birth to school age are eligible to attend. The notice repeats in truncated form.
The Clymer Tulip Fete will be May 16 and 17 with the theme Story Book Land. An afternoon parade on May 17 will feature area high school bands competing for the festival trophy, the Tulip Queen and court, Klompen dancers, floats, and residents in Dutch costumes. A musical program runs both nights and thousands of tulips around authentic Dutch windmills will beautify the town.
Ahmed Shih confessed at a court martial to fatally harming Anita Carroll of Issaquah Washington after an ambush in the southeastern Iranian desert. Anita Carroll and Kevin Carroll faced captivity as part of a gang led by Dadshah. two American officials and two Iranian guards were wounded. The ambush occurred last March amid a broader hunt, with Dadshah killed by government forces in January after the escape slowed.
In Argentina, domestic production of television sets likely tripled in 1957 to about 9,000 units from 1956. Imports are banned due to foreign exchange issues. The industry includes at least 14 firms with many licensing deals with American companies. Buenos Aires’ sole TV station reaches reliably to 60 miles and sporadically to 200 or 250 miles.
Washington Democrat Walter of Pennsylvania agrees to pay his wife 150 dollars weekly for life plus 1500 dollars upfront after a domestic relations court consent order. The couple waived rights to each other’s property as joint terms of the settlement.
Senator Hubert Humphrey charged the Eisenhower Administration with deceit for hiding the true scope of the nation's economic plight at a testimonial dinner for Harvey Stuart, sponsored by the Young Democrats of Washington County in Miniland.
The Public Utility Commission approved a $3.021 million annual rate increase for Manufacturers Light and Heat Co affecting about 247,000 natural gas customers in Pennsylvania. The hike, cutting the originally sought $5.985 million, raises base charges from $150 to $250 for residential non heating users and from $2.50 to $4.78 for heating users, with exact allocations pending. Commissioners Leon Schwartz, P. Stephen Stahlecker, and Joseph Shurfsin voting yes. John B. Comly and Harry Houck dissenting. The utility argues the change yields a 6.4 percent return on investment, based on a $115 million plant value and $53.108 million gross annual revenue, while costs from suppliers and potential federal action may adjust refunds and future reviews.
Alice Casey head nurse in the St. Alexis Hospital emergency room met policeman Richard Munley during an investigation visit to the ER. Their chance meeting in the hospital emergency department sparks a romance in the city.
Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia, long chair of the Senate Finance Committee and veteran lawmaker, announced he will not seek re election this year. He said he had promised his wife six years ago not to run again and that she has suffered a crippling illness, so they wish to spend their lives together at home in Virginia.
Secretary Andrew T Bradley announced bids for a 500000 Capitol and State Museum renovation will open February 26. Exterior Capitol cleaning since 1947, steam cleaning of granite, sandblasting limestone, roof and mortar work, and modernization of four rotunda elevators are planned. Attic space will be converted into offices, adding 12000 square feet and saving about 90000 yearly in rent at 2.50 per sq ft.
An Allegheny County coroner's jury recommended Mrs Blanche Pavlik of McKeesport be held for manslaughter in the fatal beating of her 2 year old daughter on January 29. The child had twice been a patient at Woodville State Hospital and the mother did not testify at the inquest on the coroner’s advice.
Millcreek Township plans a 536 156 expenditure budget for the year with no property tax rate increase. The budget drafts show 231 501 for highways construction and maintenance with state subsidies anticipated to cover much of the cost. Revenue from all sources is projected at 536 300, aided by a prior budget balance and expected tax collections, and adoption is slated for Monday.
Two men with criminal histories received prison terms ranging from one and a half to five years for holding up a man with an empty wine bottle. The county court proceeding occurred yesterday in Erie. The defendant named was Thomas Steiner Jr.
Hank Sauer, aging outfielder for the Giants, links his career rebound and 1955 comeback to the move from New York to San Francisco. He notes heat waves and travel strain affect older players, counting 77 games in San Francisco and 11 in Los Angeles as a boost to his longevity.
Defendants, 36 and 32, both of Erie, were charged with robbery in the case involving the victim Oscar Hous. The fragment notes the names and ages of the suspects and their city, with the act described as a robbery charge.
A boxing match between Don Alderson of Capersbilse, Pa, and champion Morte! from Chicago was broadcast via pay television, the first time a Wednesday and Friday night fight used the pay as you view system. The experiment aimed to gauge audience interest and potential expansion to wider networks.
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