16 Feb 1957
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1957
Page
1
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Corry city officials move to raise council salaries from 500 to 1 060 with $1 760 annual city cost adds. The ordinance, introduced by Finance Director Guy Abbey, targets council pay while noting duties rise with city growth. Election timing and candidate filings for the four seats are mentioned, with no changes to incumbent posts yet decided.
Union leaders on the Northeast coast faced a Gaza style split as dissidents from the Jolornallbyal Gampshorenven's Association tried to push a strike course. President Wilt Bradley urged unity while Harold Bowers led a faction demanding immediate action. The division stalled talks and the injunction loomed over potential job actions as the city waits for a resolution.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Lisbon after four months apart. A crowd welcomed the royal party as Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and Portuguese officials accompanied them. The couple will enjoy two days of privacy before resuming official duties, with the Britannia yacht sailing to Portugal for Olympic-related events and Commonwealth duties.
Citizens of Corry head to the polls on May 21 to decide fluoridating the water. A county forms team prepared ballots to ask voters if they favor adding fluorides per million in agreement with health department recommendations. turnout will determine the outcome.
A downtown store sweep leads to two teenage suspects linked to a string of thefts across the city. Officer James Keppel questioned the youths after spotting them near a tobacco counter at the Witiwan and Teah drug store. They admitted to shoplifting cigarettes and magazines and identified a known suspect in a
UN General Assembly prepared for another round on the enduring Middle East crisis after Israel rejected U S proposals to end Gaza and Aqaba disputes. The session was delayed as Dulles and Lodge met with President Eisenhower for talks on the issue.
A 260 pound 86 year old Lawrence Mass man pleaded guilty to cheating by claiming a college degree to teach at a North Haven Island school. He received a six month suspended sentence and two years probation. Prosecutors noted prior impersonations including a New Brunswick physician and a Canadian Navy surgeon. The court considered potential penalties but emphasized the lack of profit motive.
A prominent Hygoe official addressed questions about a proposed university uniform policy. The discussion focused on standardizing apparel for students and staff, aiming to project a cohesive institutional image while addressing practicality and comfort concerns.
Secretary of State Dulles, with President Eisenhower, discussed possible further U.S. steps to remove Israeli troops from Egypt. No definitive plan outlined. Israel's rejection of withdrawal from Gaza and Aqaba prompted talks with top officials at the presidential retreat.
City officials move to buy up to 500 in new street marking signs and brackets with a bid around 2.20 per sign. The mayor was authorized to investigate and select a sign type, with erection by the streets department. The Corry Water Supply Co plan a new line to Worth Street with two hydrants, at an estimated initial rental of 290. Fire protection needs and a hydrant on North Center Street were approved, while some sewer rent cases were reset due to illness.
In Anderson County the town of Clinton suffered a racially charged blast as a dynamite stash exploded damaging homes in the Negro section. A relief drive organized by Oak Ridge and local civic groups seeks materials to repair the wrecked residences and assist affected families. Police chase led nowhere as investigators search for the white assailant who fled by car after abandoning a suitcase containing the explosives.
A conference on mental health features remarks by Dr. Robert Matthews and Dr. Henry Hyoain about 4000 fewer patients in state mental hospitals this year versus last. They note past facilities and staff shortages, advocate targeted ward reforms and supervised hospitals, while urging caution on tranquilizers and life-support drugs.
Paris reports claim the United States holds atomic warheads in France with NATO training ongoing to use delivery systems. Officials deny or confirm details, noting strict limits on deployment and potential Soviet warnings about basing nuclear weapons abroad.
In Sunbury Pennsylvania a car carrying eight teenagers from Shamokin group crashed after hitting a utility pole and overturning near Stonington. Dorothy Smogan and Dorry Lupold died at the scene. Penhsy Gaeona died en route to hospital. five others were seriously injured.
A Clymer girl injured in a two car crash near Buffatn was rushed to Corry Miemothit Hospital with a fracture of the left shoulder. Emergency care was given and she was later transported home with family.
An executive head of the American Arbitral Association, described as a rational non profit leader, died at Rockville Center. The obituary notes his role as president and outlines his long service in arbitration circles and industry governance.
Chairman Paul Butler presided over final sessions of the national party conference. The Democratic National Committee cleared the way for the advisory council to issue a civil rights declaration. Butler received a strong vote of confidence, with only Kentucky dissenting. The council’s action defined its role as party voice between conventions.
A 14 year old boy from Jolsonburg died at St Marys Hospital after injuries from a collision near John Jailing. Joseph Bent of Buffalo N Y sustained a ruptured eye and was admitted for treatment. St Marys Froopitit, Alta Gillette of Buty Arps AE THETA THIN YERNGAN and Francis Mocirath of ToihincoHburg were among others involved or affected in the crash. The driver of the car was not immediately identified.
A New York woman denies involvement in an oil map theft scheme tied to Cult Oil Corp and Edward Lieberman. Several co defendants are named, including Arwdel and Emanuel Behrenssohn, with charges of conspiracy to transport stolen property in interstate commerce.
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