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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1959
Page
4
The article notes the Supreme Court's 1949 end of World War II for certain statutes, contrasts war end dates, and discusses NATO nations moving toward currency convertibility. It mentions Justice Harlan and Justice Douglas opinions and outlines postwar trade momentum in Western Europe led by NATO members.
The European Community forms a common market by removing internal tariffs and enabling free movement of goods and labor among six nations France West Germany Italy Belgium and Luxembourg while NATO members eye broader integration. Britain hesitates over Commonwealth ties slowing a larger European political union as the year begins with renewed economic strength.
New York January figures indicate higher unemployment and steady factory output while wages rise but take home pay falls due to taxes. Retailers expect solid volumes despite early Easter, with construction and housing starts improving and forecasts hinting at a moderate path ahead for February and March.
Victor Kowalski, a blind resident, awoke to a dog barking as flames engulfed the Kowalski home in Goshen. He fled downstairs while his wife and four children were away. Firemen extinguished the blaze after the dog escaped to the street.
Gannon College outlines a 10 year growth plan centered on a 9500000 building at West 7th and Peach to add biology labs classrooms and facilities. The plan also calls for a Student Union Building funded by student contributions within about two years to include dining spaces meeting rooms and a bookstore.
A Westfield residence suffered about 5000 dollars in damage when a fire broke out yesterday morning in a workroom. Mrs Calarco alerted her family and firefighters responded. Everett Keister was treated on scene for smoke inhalation. Separately Cleveland official William A Stinchcomb, age 80, who helped build the city park system, died Saturday after a long service.
President Eisenhower is 68 years old and near the end of his seventh year in office. The piece compares ages at taking office and term endings for U.S. presidents from Jackson to Roosevelt, noting who was oldest or youngest and how old they were when they left or began presidents.
Final Wesleyville Borough budget meeting to set a tentative 104000 dollar budget for 1959 with no major public works planned. Plans to discuss a 1 percent real estate transfer tax and a possible 1 mill tax hike for fire department aid, both likely abandoned.
Joseph A. Quinlan 69 former vice president in charge of traffic for the St Reis Paper Co died Saturday in White Plains New Jersey. He was born at St Remi and held senior posts in the paper industry for decades.
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