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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1959
Page
4
The Corry Journal declares publication details and staff roles with office and advertising information. It lists production and advertising management, national advertising representation, and Associated Press rights, plus subscription and carrier rates and display advertising deadlines.
President Eisenhower reiterates limited government while facing a hostile majority and a GOP split. He addresses the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, arguing government should pay for security and rights, fund essential services, and aid targeted groups only when necessary, warning against relying on others’ bounty.
In New York a bleak season lingers as snow and cold frustrate locals. A doctor laments virusease while describing stubborn illness and patient gripes. Everyday life grinds on amid icy streets, rude customers, and strained temperaments as spring remains unseen.
In Hal Boyle's Americana a dreary February mood is met with practical tips. The column suggests hiding mates and waiting for warmer days while noting a personal remedy: start Christmas shopping now to lift spirits during the winter doldrums.
A world day of prayer was held at Evan gelical United Brethren Church North Clymer Friday afternoon with speaker Mrs QC Swatnson of Sugar Grove. Rev Burkett Smith returned home from Cleveland on Friday after a stay since Tuesday. Min May Borgereling has returned home after three weeks as a patient at Corry Memorial Hospital. A member attended the funeral of Mrs Trotchkiss at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Thursday burial at Mine Cometary. A work party and dinner were held at the Youth Center Saturday for Evangelical United Brethren Church workers. Mr and Mrs William Borgerding celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last Sunday. Dr Glenn Donaldson of Jamestown was a dinner guest of Rev Buckett Smith last week. Perry Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Tom Stith Sr, has returned home from the Army. Perry was stationed in France. The auxiliary met for their regular monthly meeting last Tuesday evening. lunch was served by hostesses Mrs Inez Carter and Mrs Beverly Smith. The family of J C Manwaring were Sunday dinner guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs J C Manwaring. Mr Bergman of Corry delivered the Sunday morning message in the absence of Rev Burkett Smith.
Corry echoes yesterday with 20 years past notes from February 17, 1939. A man shot Mussolini’s detective while awaiting a possible assassination. Robert H. Jackson declines Supreme Court bids. tampering with a Park Lunch clerk stemmed from a short change scam. police investigate.
Seven defendants including Frank Petrosky of Greensburg and Patrick McShane of Scottdale face state trials in Dauphin County on charges of cheating by false pretenses and conspiracy in a wide cinder fraud scheme. Other named officials and contractors from Westmoreland and Armstrong counties are listed as co-defendants. Indictments allege offenses dated between 196? and 197?, with early March start dates announced by Ally Hilette F Chowtty.
Four decades past, 21 year old Guy Daniel of Rast Ml Main Steel died after slipping between the wheel and car of Penny Train No. 580 while attempting to board as it moved. The accident left a fractured neck and occurred amid debates on city plans.
The Economic Committee in Congress and a Cabinet group focus on speeding up U S economic growth while curbing inflation as a post-recession recovery continues. Analysts differ on pump priming and incentives, with fears of higher government spending and debt versus risks of inflation and price controls. The President urges restraint and Congress to balance the budget as talks proceed.
Private Clark McLean arrived today at Hoboken after service overseas with the 60th Field Artillery. The local reception acknowledges his return and readiness to resume duties with the unit.
A proposed congressional study would examine how prices wages production and employment interact to shape economic growth or stagnation. It would also assess how government spending and taxation influence prices jobs and output, linking to population growth and consumer purchasing power.
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