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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1957
Page
4
A U S plan proposes incentives to keep officers in the armed forces replacing seniority based pay. The initiative led by Ralph J. Cordiner would reward leadership and skills rather than length of service, aiming to retain top talent while reducing training costs over time.
Channel listing outlines Tonight programs across WBEN including Children’s Theatre at 5 and 11:30 late news, with Range Rider Headlines Gene Autry Show and secret shows interspersed. Prime time features Gunsmoke style Westerns and soap operas Love of Life and Guiding Light, plus news and weather segments throughout.
President Hoover and Treasury officials push Congress to trim spending and avoid inflation as prices and wages rise. They warn against fat in the budget and call for restraint, urging a budget reorganization to finance expanding government needs without crippling services. The group argues for higher taxes or spending cuts, stressing personal and corporate contributions must balance public demands.
A man enters a Philadelphia shop demanding money from Mae Jones in the wash register. He tallies a small amount and leaves after claiming the transaction was worthwhile, suggesting a minor dispute over funds and service.
Derby 21, Dunkirk, was sentenced to one year in Mono County Penitentiary and fined $500 for concealing the birth of a child. The case involved several defendants connected to a November 19 incident at a Dunkirk plant where a baby’s body was found outside the premises after a supposed unwanted birth.
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold a probe into the New York Central passenger freight crash at Ripley New York last Friday. A hearing was scheduled for February 20 in Buffalo while a Cleveland hearing may be held tomorrow. John V Miller, 65, Cleveland engineer, per preliminary railroad reports, died in the crash.
A New York panel discussion on The Last Word sparks public interest as Robert Graves and John Mason Brown clash with language experts. Moderators and critics discuss usage versus authority, noting viewers’ reactions and the program’s approach to linguistic questions.
A 33 year old man in Albuquerque had a drunkenness charge dismissed in police court and gave thanks. He was arrested after allegedly crawling under the Silver Chief as it prepared to depart the station and was nabbed just before the Santa Fe passenger train left.
WHAH LAKE Mrs Guyald Gir ter returned home from Erie where she cared for her father. Mr and Mrs Richard Price and daughter Kathy and Bruce Price of Houghton were weekend visitors of Lioille Price and Mrs Wiggers of Clymer. Mr and Mrs Zouk and Mr and Mrs Alec Perkins Sr of Youngstown Ohio were weekend visitors. their relatives and friends here. The family of J Manwaring gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Gordon White of Clymer to help their mother remember her birthday. On Sunday Dr Glen Donelson of Jamestown presided over the dedication service of the new Hammond electronic organ Sunday morning at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mrs Ethel Bond and Miss Edith Hawkins of Jamestown called on Cora Cook Saturday.
Miss Esther Locke Sysaphai Disc, 43, of R D 2 Spartansburg, died yesterday at 1 15 p m She was born in Buffalo February 22 1913, daughter of Lows D Locke and the late Anna Johnson Locke She is survived by many siblings and is to be buried in Greenwood Cemetery Titusville Friends may call 7 to 8 p m at Paterson Bowers Funeral Home Titusville with private service planned and interment at Greenwood Cemetery Titusville
The city faces a spike in plinchbowls with Chief Flanigan seeking federal help via Postmaster Sullivan. Mrs. B Warner escaped injury after a car crash damaged a building on East Myth Street. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 264 plans Monday night observance tied to Hello America broadcast.
Forty years ago on February 13 1017 frigid weather snapped a trolley line wire in front of the traction building prompting a brief light show for pedestrians. A dramatic cold snap drove the temperature to 22 degrees below zero flooding the Mead Barber shop on North Center street and severely damaging the sandionning room after a water meter burst.
Three men with prior records pleaded guilty before Judge Samuel Y. Rossiter. Thomas Haley of Erie received a 60 day county jail term and a $100 fine for a second offense of driving with license suspended. Lonnie Wills, noted for a long record, was fined $100 and sentenced to nine months in the Allegheny County Workhouse for a drunken driving charge. Julius Mitchell of Edinboro drew four months in county jail for violating the motor vehicle safety responsibility act. Alex Donche of Union City pleaded guilty to driving after suspension, with a $100 fine and probation for 234 months.
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