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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1957
Page
3
A Union City family of five lost their home two miles southwest of town yesterday when a fire began from overheated appliances. Mrs Porter woke to smoke and carried her youngest child to safety before others escaped. Fire chief Francis Wonlensey estimated losses at $6,000.
The Army announces a compulsory six months active duty training for all new National Guard members starting April 1. Secretary Wilber Brucker and Gen Maxwell D. Taylor backed the plan, while Maj. Gen. Ellard A. Walsh of the National Guard Association criticized it as state resistance and warned of action in Congress.
White House says Clifford C. Furnas will resign as assistant secretary of defense for research and development effective February 1, to return as chancellor of the University of Buffalo. He cites need to lead a major fundraising drive for private universities. President Eisenhower expresses understanding and thanks.
The nine annual YMCA train races drew 45 entrants on a Saturday afternoon with Paul Mountainin Keing judged local winner. Douglas James of Erie won the finals against rival Daniel James, earning the trophy and a second trophy for his home. Winners by division included Paul Mountainin first in Typing Division and Arthur Butters second, David Kingfest first in Immediate Division, John Migliaceto second, Dennis Mountain first in Senior Division, Robert Reagle second, Jean Reagle first in Gris Division, Carolyn Burgess second, with gift certificates to Love's stores. Arthur Burgess called the races the largest yet, noting new separate events for American Flyer gauge tracks and potential enlarging if interest continues.
Pineau outlined a plan for allocating Suez Canal tanker traffic once wreckage is cleared, with a May target for full clearance. The decision would assign ships to pass or be blocked, giving President Nasser power to penalize countries like France and Britain for actions against Egypt. Diplomats noted Pineau’s concerns over potential reprisals.
The Wright School event sponsored by the YMCA drew over 40 entrants including big kids little tots and girls. Jean Reagle and Carolyn Burgess race for the girls title while Paul Mountain the Corry champion receives a trophy from Arthur Burgess YMCA official.
Harrisburg reports a wintry opening as the Pennsylvania State Farm Show begins with 14 enclosed pavilions packed with exhibits and livestock. Officials fear weather will curb attendance though 1.5 to 1.7 million visitors were expected. 668,000 dollars was raised in 1952. The governor toured the preview with about 200 officials and guests and praised the fair as an educational path to improved agriculture and higher quality farm products. Exhibits total about 1,000 valued at roughly six million dollars. events include horse shows, tractor driving, and farm group meetings drawing thousands of Future Farmers of America Future Famemakers and 4-H members. Delaware Valley State University's steer Troubador on display.
Hollywood icon Humphrey Bogart died following cancer treatment at Los Angeles Memorial Hospital where he endured radiation and surgery. The actor, famed for gangster roles and Oscar worthy performances, left a trail of memory through classics like The African Queen and Key Largo.
An Our Kelly Explorer with guaranteed traction advertised by Ponder's Sunoco Service. Contact phone number 2-591 for details and availability.
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