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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1956
Page
6
An Erie district manager reported theft of about 1476 from his car while he was in a tavern. Police said access was gained by smashing a right vent window. The money was in two parts with 1100 in the glove compartment and 275 in a bag on the rear seat.
An author notes the complexity of buying medicines and health aids stressing freshness potency and proper taking. Pharmacists invite questions and information requests, emphasizing state accreditation for public protection.
Washington Sen. Monroney said Frederick B. Lee answered planted stories about delaying airway improvements. Payne said no illegal firing. Lee testified Weeks and Rothschild pressed for resignation before Eisenhower accepted it. Lee led the Civil Aeronautics Administration under Commerce.
Dr and Mrs Homer V Bradshaw a Pittsburg Pa missionary couple freed after five years in Red China departed on a military transport to the United States. They are due at Travis Air Force Base near San Francisco late Friday. Both suffered malnutrition during captivity with Bradshaw gaining 12 pounds in three weeks at Clark Air Force Base hospital while still "a little wobbly" and Mrs Bradshaw adding four pounds.
Sherman resident and former dairy plant superintendent Lloyd Carpenter died yesterday in WCA Hospital Jamestown after a long illness. Born March 30, 1890, in Weathersfield he lived in Pike and Stowmburg before moving to Bindarville. He was married to Eva Buckley and leaves four daughters, two sons, two sisters, a brother, and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services are at Sampsell and Jordan Funeral Home Bindarville with burial in Sunset Cemetery.
Allegheny Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board for permission to drop compulsory stops on its Pittsburgh to Buffalo and Huntington routes. The Pittsburgh Buffalo leg requires stops at Bradford Franklin Jamestown and Olean. Removing stops could improve service and reduce mileage, with potential direct Pittsburgh Jamestown service benefiting the Chautauqua Lake Resort Area.
Last night at the annual Spring Creek Congregational Church meeting, officers formed one year terms. Trustees named Arthur Brundage Esther Brunduce Miss Esther Brunduce William Donaldson and Thomas Felton. Deacons include Roy Lillie Mrs Roy Lillie and others. William Kafferlin elected president. he appointed key officers for correspondence and youth work. The church invited the Western Pennsylvania Association of Congregational Denomination to attend in October 1987.
Roy Klenke, 29, of East Columbus Avenue, was committed to the Erie County Home after examinations by joint physicians and city police. Authorities had watched him for weeks amid reports of peculiar conduct and several prowling incidents at night while he claimed to seek work shoveling snow. Barton Kauffman, welfare director, ordered his admittance. the man had been receiving public assistance prior to admission.
Johnston seeks another year for the temporary subcommittee inquiry begun last spring. The panel's authority expires this month, but a renewal measure has been introduced. Johnston says the probe illuminates the security program and how employee risk figures are compiled, while Democrats accuse Republicans of a political numbers game and implying widespread Communist influence in the Eisenhower administration.
Sen Carlson says the anti subcommittee inquiry yielded some good though not a perfect system. He and Young defend the program’s basic concept while acknowledging problems and no indictments of federal employees for Communist ties. By last June 3,586 had been dismissed and 5,681 resigned before formal findings.
Police are seeking 17 year old Glenn McClelland Jr of Pleasantville R D 2 last seen Saturday afternoon near home. He is five seven, 140 pounds with blue eyes and blond hair, wearing dungarees brown shoes and a reversible black and white jacket with a Japanese design. He reportedly headed toward Buffalo with several peers to seek work.
Visitors report a disrupted event with delays and unclear details about timing. The fragment mentions Jones and Firogap amid a confusing sequence of names and places, signaling a disrupted or incomplete local commentary.
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