Quick Economic Recovery and Debts in 1959 Budget
Corry Journal coverage highlights the 1959 budget forecasting a rapid economic recovery driven by defense acceleration, state and local activity, and technological growth. It notes potential tax receipts, full employment hopes, and the risk of austerity amid elections, plus a call for a debt limit raise from 274.25 billion to 280 billion to fund defense and reforms.
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Eisenhower's sixth White House year under mixed praise
AP News Analyst James Marlow surveys President Eisenhower's sixth year in office. He remains popular but faces growing criticism, with concerns about defense spending, economic slowdown, and domestic unrest. Foreign policy yields quiet gains, but lacks bold, new initiatives, while restraint shapes legislative clashes and crisis responses.
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Rites Set For Milan B Williams
Milan B Williams a former Corry resident died in Washington of a heart attack and will have services at Lee Funeral Home Washing ton DC Interment will be there He was district sales manager of Ridge Tool Co at his death He lived in Corry previously and attended Corry High School He is survived by wife Butt Hubbard Williams four children and one grandchild all in Washington State two brothers Mynford L and Charles A of Corry three sisters Mrs Frant Sturgis Corry Mrs B Nystedt Lynnfield Center MA and Mrs Den Mosher Rosemead CA his mother Mrs LaJune Williams Cot ty
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Tractor accident claims life at Fort Dix
Private Edwin Brovey Jr., 19, of Ellsworth, Pax Was, was killed when the tractor he was driving overturned on a slippery road at Fort Dix New Jersey. He died several hours later at a local hospital.
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Corry Chronology Flashes From Local History
Yesterday's Memories recounts Cairo Egypt wedding of a 16 million empire monarch and a 17 year old bride, plus a fatal Route 6 accident near Columbus Township. Ripley faces economic tremors from the Todd anti hast y marriage law, while King Winter delivers subzero blows. Kiwanis marks 14th anniversary as local basketball matchups loom at YMCA and Merchants hosts St Edwards Alumni.
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McKean County Coroner Elmer Beatty Dies at 75
McKean County Coroner Elmer Beatty, 75, died at Stradford Hospital after a heart attack at home. Beatty had served as coroner for 10 years and won a third term in November 1956. He formerly worked for Manufacturer's Licht an Hedt Co. in Bradford. Survivors include his wife and children. William Reese, sheriff, was named acting coroner by Judge Charles G Huu bard.
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Chicken Shouldn't Cross Road Man Killed In Sharon
An elderly man died after being struck by a car on U S 220 near Sharon at 6 p m yesterday. James Rob Ricks a Negro minister from Hist Font and Mabe of High Point were named in reports. The crash led to charges and a funeral planned for the coroner. The victim, 83, was born July 18, 1874 in Corry and later lived in Buffalo before moving to Sharon. Funeral services will be held at St Thomas Church.
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1957 Jamestown Fire Losses Bogged by Chaos
Fragmentary 1957 Jamestown fire report shows losses estimated at $226,263 amid disjointed notes. Readable names and details are sparse. the fragment hints at responders and the scale of the blaze but lacks coherent narrative.
Tuffys Kendall Service Ad on Center and Washington Streets
Tuffys Kendall Service offers washing and lubrication at its shop on Center and Washington Streets. The corner location highlights convenient access and TUFFY'S branding to attract customers seeking vehicle care.
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Ike Sees Growth Prospects in 1958 Economic Outlook
President Eisenhower, in an economic report on 1958 prospects, notes slight or no declines in income and buying power, rising state and local outlays, increased private R and D spending, and strong business confidence. Officials foresee a tough first half with a possible turnaround by spring. The message repeats requests for fiscal and tax extensions, farm program actions, and a plan to boost science education and housing credit.
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