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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1957
Page
2
James W. Giles 70 well known church and businessman long served as beer warden at St Luke's Episcopal Church since 1935. He retired from ownership of Trantum and Gile Second Hand Store about a year ago after a heart ailment. He died in Phoenix Arizona Thursday evening.
Rocket expert Col. John E. Nickerson Jr. is among those questioned in the U S Army investigation of a security leak in the guided missile program at Redstone Arsenal near Huntsville Alabama. He heads the Field Co Operation Branch at Redstone.
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a m unable to summon physician in case of emergency call 2 2201 Corry Hospital. Admitted Dorothy May Spartanubling Merle Bailey Pittsfield Zygmunt Komik Erle Allen Cook Spartansbore George Chastensety R D 2 Discharged Mere Charles Files Snyder sirelé Iva Neckers Clymer Charles Haner 42 Chestnut Street Reyin d's Lord of Mrs and Mrs John Bensink 1107 North Center Mrs Fra Fantasie R D 2 Mrs Gusty Gariepy Jr Spartansburg Franklin Office Employes International Union AFL CIO elected bargaining agent for Joy Manufacturing Co. union certified Thursday. Judge McCracken delays grand and petit jurors for January term Quarter Sessions Court due to insufficient trial cases. For beer soft drinks call A B Distributing Co. Th F Sa Tf
United Steelworkers President David J McDonald argues union members could have benefited from last summer without raising prices and still profit. He joined regional USW speakers criticizing a 7.50 a ton increase after new contracts with steel firms. Arthur Goldberg calls industry greed a driver of living costs. USW economist Maryin Miller warns prices will bear the market. McDonald calls current two year steel contracts the best yet. A Hyderabad ruler is noted with a ceremonial elephant paperweight.
Federal settlements provide New Castle and county with over 260000 in tax claim payments from 1954 to 1966 for the former Mesta Machine Co foundry. City, county, and school district totals include 1740, etc. A representative presented 60209 to the district and city and 5996 to the county. Claims on 1954 taxes remain in U S District Court in Pittsburgh.
Morin a 40 year old ex convict from Pittsburgh testified in a Federal Court yesterday that narcotics could be purchased in Western State Penitentiary During cross examination in the trial of George Ruston also 40 and from Pittsburgh who is charged with a 900 dollar offense He was on parole when the alleged holdup occurred The defense pressed Morin on whether he drank whiskey claiming he could not obtain narcotics Morin denied using narcotics and responded that he could have purchased narcotics in the penitentiary
One person dies and five are injured in a Route 6% traffic crash in O’Hara Township. Howard Walter Irland of Blawnex Falls dies at St. Francis Hospital after the collision. Local reports note several injuries among passengers and responders.
Postmen complain that the condition is not limited to the North Side but is common throughout the city as lanes to garages vanish under heavy snow and ice. Mail delivery slows while residents cope with blocked walkways and slow service.
In West Philadelphia four Negro boys fled after attacking a vice principal Louis Narbonne 43 and teacher Isadore Goldman 46 outside Shaw Junior High while he and another teacher Eugene Mazéa 29 tended to pupils. Principal and two teachers were hospitalized for treatment. Three assailants fled. others questioned.
Stephen Rent, 48, of Homestead Park, was killed last night after falling down steps at his Pittsburgh home. The incident was reported as a fatal fall with authorities noting the injury occurred inside the residence.
Pennsylvania State University will enroll 60 high school science and math teachers in a two semester program for 1957-58. A $20,000 National Science Foundation grant funds living expenses for teachers and dependents, fees, books, and travel. Participants come mostly from nearby states with eligibility open to all qualified teachers. The effort aims to raise student interest in technical fields and ease the shortage of scientists and engineers.
The document outlines aims to improve education techniques for secondary school science teachers, increase the number of qualified educators, and guide students into scientific careers. It stresses individualized teacher training, requires at least three years of teaching experience to apply, and notes selection timing led by William Powers, director of the Institute.
Charles J. Steel, 10, of Ellsworth was reported missing for over a day and found drowned in a creek near Wis swaishington Colintyton yesterday. The coroner issued a verdict of accidental drowning.
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