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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
2
Members of the Coudersport Joint School Board voted unanimously to oppose plans to consolidate Potter Cameron and McKean counties into one district. Roy Heimel, president, said the area is too large for efficient service operations. The page also notes a big Corry vs Meadville basketball game and various local notices and ads.
Broadcast schedule fragment shows irregular notes with times and program titles. It lists entries such as Today In History at 11:00 and Polky Party at 11:36 along with various names and program fragments, indicating a looping weekday timetable and partial program notes from WOTR Radio.
At The Hospital Report compiled as of s.m. today is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency at Corry Hospital 28201. Admitted are Mrs George Johnson 218 West Washington Street Miss Ann Feullner 152 Mott Street Augie 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Ruffner 629 Worth Street Mrs Harold Carisori 33 Est Congress Street Mrs Prank Fantasie RD 2 Discharged are Mrs Trym Sherwood and son Michael Earl 40's West Smith Street Mrs Joseph Clark 946 East Moon Mrs Raymond Splesman 7 West Columbus Avenue Roland Mott Cambridge Springs Loyd Shawver 110 Snyder Circle Ralph Austin 137 East Church Street Herbie Johnson and his orchestra perform Saturdays at the Italian American Club with weekly floor shows Meadville William Brown Erle driver in a fatal crash December 24 was found guilty of negligence by a coroner s jury Sanford 29 s mother Mrs Horace Sanford 56 killed Don t miss our bargain table The Gift Shop Ridgway legal precedent upholding a Ridgway justice of the peace Harry G Law in a deer hunting with bow and arrow from an automobile case Your boy or girl at college will appreciate a gift subscription of The Journal Titusville Edna Tobey of Tionests nurse long with Titusville Hospital staff to Hamel Hospital Erie today for treatment fracture of right hip The hospital note on Saturday night dance VFW Music by Paul Pac Dancing 10 til 1 312
Brief items include sale hats at two dollars. shoe and girdle ads. local residents Katherine and Joseph Price of R. Do. Centerville suffer a fall injuring a right ankle. hospital discharge after treatment. Erie School District teachers receive a one dollar hourly raise. a county infirmary expansion plan hints at 1958 start. an Erie Foundry employee dies suddenly. CBS announcer Richard Hagematt killed in Englewood New Jersey.
An open letter from the so called Mad Bomber appeals for surrender while claiming a long record of 32 bombs planted across 16 years in New York City area. The letter, mailed from Mount Vernon, lists recent bombings including a library and the Times Square Paramount Theatre. Erie obit notes Effie Dunphy Hedrow, 90, dies after short illness. Redevelopment Authority reports faster field survey completion due to resident cooperation.
Pennsylvania congressman Kearns says there is little danger to American industry from foreign competition while the U S economy remains sound. He notes some nations with cheaper labor may undersell in toys and electrical generators and reports on a five week tour of the Atlantic and continent where reciprocal trade agreements are in an exploratory stage.
A 1950 census shows 879,778 people in counties along the proposed route. The shortway would boost industrial output with higher value goods and save motorists about 9.11 million dollars annually, while U.S. Route 6 already serves the northern area and improvements may raise capacity.
Two economy minded state senators want to reduce printing costs by coordinating bills before introduction. They propose committee discussions to unify similar measures, replacing multiple bills with a single, shared proposal. Officials cite 1955 56 session printing near 300000 dollars as a target for savings.
CBS-TV postpones airing of Red Skelton program after network spokesman cites public concern over revelation that Skelton’s nine year old son Richard has leukemia. The film had been prepared for later use this year and was scheduled for Tuesday night.
The piece notes expectation of a Southern filibuster lasting about a month despite no rule changes. It cites Lyndon B. Johnson and Knowland leading a resolution to prolong debate, with Johnson co sponsoring to anchor the middle ground. Republican Johnson allies push for a broader stance amid Democratic support shifts.
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