Weather and community notices in Corry area
Local reports show temperatures remained below freezing at the Municipal Building with highs near 20 and a 14 degree low. The Well Baby Clinic runs 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. and a benefit skating party funds the polio drive. Police log notes a drunken driving sentence, a Route 219 crash, a soon-to-be court case, business changes, and a new traffic rule in Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Legion Auxorees
George Mulderick
No. 2
Burton R Laub
Dell Tharp
Erie
Tharp
City adjust parking rules and stamp sale notes
The city plans a temporary change to metering hours including new overtime parking payment points on the south side of Oil City. A driver license suspension for Mrs Leon ard J Jukes is reported. Meanwhile the 3 cent Franklin stamp is on sale at Corry Post Office. Spencer Penrose, 85, foundation president, dies in Colorado Springs. Bernhardt Kingsley, 54, processing engineer, dies in Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Leonard J. Jukes
East South Street
State Department of Revenue
Benjamin Franklin
Corry Post Office
Colorado Springs
Colo
Spencer Penrose
el Pomsr Foundation
Ellwood City — Bernhardt
Kingsley
Aetna Standard Engineering, Co
New Plan For India Readied By Associated Press
A proposal to consolidate India's 27 states into five big subdivisions surfaced in New Delhi. Chief Ministers of West Bengal and Bihar agreed to merge their territories. Calcutta would be the new state capital, but approvals from both state legislatures and Parliament are needed amid border disputes and language boundary tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
New Delhi
India
West Bengal
Bihar
Calcutta
Tate
Patna
Nehru's plan for Bengal Bihar merger and five-state map
Report claims Nehru approved merging Bengal and Bihar and now favors dividing India into five regions north east west south and central with Language Ones ignored. The account notes potential political reshaping of the subcontinent and shifts in linguistic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehru
Bengal-Bihar
Subcontinent
Pittsburgh Steel Posts 1955 Income Jump
Pittsburgh Steel Co. reports 1955 net income of 7.615 million, up 246 percent from 1954's 2.17 million. Earnings 4.31 per share on common stock versus 0.60 in 1954, based on 1,441,102 shares outstanding. Increase attributed to lower startup costs, 42.6 percent sales rise, and improved efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Steel
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh ‘Steel Co
Avery ©. Adams
Avery
Ridgway criticizes civilian control over military policy
General Ridgway says civilian secretaries must avoid political pressure on military advisers and notes limited support from Secretary Wilson. He describes pressure to cut overseas combat divisions and cites dangers seen in the Korean War if such orders were followed without direct authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwuuunuea
Secretary of Defense
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Jhis
Ridgway
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
SuanWalastany
Wfen Stak Yates
Wattsburg High School
Route
Johnsonburg
Glen Carthage Co
Wilhelm Hemmingus
Toronto
Canada
State- Selective Service
Pennsylvania
Henry M. Gross
Selective Service
Senate
Stiefel
Philadelphia
Chapmen
Warren
Frank Bliss
Stanley Henton
G. C. Murphy Co
North Center Street
Harley Drake Tomor
Anthony J. Lowron
Titusville
Lowres
State Department of Labor and Industry
N. Allen Love
Love
J.charles Kennedy
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Great Lakes
Lodge 973
International Association of Machinists
Rane Tool Company
Jamestown
Claude E. ‘Townsend
TAM
Katherine Gutownkdl
Erle
Hamot
Gutowsle
Alton States
Wesleyville
Erie County
Alexander Motvor
Warren Boro Council
Warren County
Richard C. Hall
Janet A. Graybill
Corry
LeRoy E. King
Kathleen R. Akam
RR. van Kirk
QUEEN
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Y — Corry’s
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Ikefauver
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Mercury
Montclair
We! Channel 4
Christensen Motors
West
Washington Street
Corry, Pennsylvania
Ben Atti
Sta Scheu
Ison
SchWat McKnight
Ryan Crage
Liebegott
Fru
Quick Tun
Lea Plea
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!