Heart disease epidemic and Toscanini tribute in Corry Journal
A Corry Journal front section compiles medical news on a global heart disease epidemic, based on Dr. Ancel Keys's NY Heart Association briefing. It links diet, obesity, and lipid levels to risk, notes inconclusive fat role, and highlights ongoing worldwide research toward causes and prevention. Also featured is a tribute to Arturo Toscanini noting his enduring influence and vitality beyond death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneel Keys
Laboratory of Physiological Hygiene
University of Minnesota
New York Heart Association
Science
Toscanini
Arturo Toscanini
Congress Grants Standing War Authority to Eisenhower
Washington news examines Congress giving President Eisenhower advance approval to deploy American armed forces in the Middle East if a Communist attack occurs. The piece weighs how a democracy can speed decisive action without surrendering legislative control or drifting toward dictatorship, highlighting the balance of emergency power and democratic process.
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Washington AM
Congress
Eisenhower
Middle East
Russia
United States
Mother Wins Custody of Her Year-Old Son in Ohio Case
In Crawford County Common Pleas Court Judge Samet J. Roberts awarded custody of the boy, Michael, to Mrs Mary Jo Palta of Eureka California. The child had been living with paternal grandparents Clarence and Vera Shaffer of Guys Mills since October 1955. Grandparents granted reasonable visitation. The ruling notes the best interests of the child, despite sympathy for the grandparents. The passage cites the parents’ divorce and remarriages. Separately, over a million copies of Forever Amber have been sold and author Kathleen Winsor received 200,000 dollars for movie rights.
Commissioners Trim Tight Budget With SmallCuts
Erie County commissioners reduced a proposed 1967 budget to 2,228,817 in their first session yesterday, with specific city costs totaling 13,693 including 4,893 for tabulating machine rental and 5,000 for a new recorder of deeds office. Indications show the requests remain tight and further reductions few. Officials expect no tax increase this year and resume talks today amid tightened figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie — County
Recorder of Deeds
Independent Institution
Last Rites Held For Dan Caldwell
Funeral services for Dan Caldwell were held at 2 o'clock yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. George A. Myers officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Charles Costes, George Ficcardi, Guy Abbey, Edward Berry, Norbert Bachemer and Extor Chase. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Caldwell of Falls Church Virginia and Elmira residents Sheila, Harold Forest, Virginia Brurk, Sheila Newman, Edward Fitzgerald, Thelma Smith, Alice Shaw, Donald Belknap and David Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Caldwell
Bracken Funeral Home
George A. Myers
Pine Grove Cemetery
Charles Costes
George Ficcardi
Guy Abbey
Edward Berry
Norbert Bachemer
Extor Chase
Carlyle Caldwell
Falls Church
Youston M. Sheila
Harold Forest
Harold Forest, ‘Virginia Brurk
Sheila Newman
Edward Fitzgerald
Thelma Smith
Alice Shaw
Donald Belknap
David Gilbert
Elmira, N
Man Changes Creamery Ownership in Conneaut Ohio
Herbert J. Gulick, after resigning from Model Dairy, bought Fillinger's Creamery at Conneaut and will assume control February 1. Pennsylvania lawmakers consider local government modernization bills as Mallory commission findings are submitted. Corry Red Cross boosts flood relief by $250 from Aero-Supply Corp and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Gulick
Model Dairy Company
Fillinger’s Creamery
Conneaut
Ohio
Cony
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Harrisburg
Mallory Commission
Corry
The
Red Cross
Aero -Supply Corporation
J W and A P Howard Co to Exhibit in Lyons Fair
Four decades ago on January 30 1917 the J W and A P Howard company of this city prepared a significant display for the International Sample Fair at Lyons France The Cory concern would showcase Kerry-Krome sole leather J Walter Clough attended the U S Board of Commerce meeting in Washington D C The night school for foreign born residents would open at the High School with Milton Brown leading the classes A fatal auto accident in Armstrong County near Brownstown claimed the life of Tony Kratko aged 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. and
A. P. Howard Company
Lyons
France
Cory Concern
J Walter Clough
Washington D. C
Board of Commerce
Board of Commerce of the United States
Milton Brown
Tarentum
Tony Kratko
Edmon
Armstrong County
Brownstown
Sparta Schools Study Wage Tax Proposal Stirs Board Action
Sparta merged school board considers a 1 percent wage tax survey to boost district revenue returning funds to residents who live in Sparta but work elsewhere. Budget committee named, February 1 meeting set with teachers, social hour planned, and plans for window repairs, fire prevention equipment, gym upgrades, cafeteria chairs, and a new music teacher starting next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Spartansburg
Richard L. Witmer
Dwight King
Fern Sayre
Lyle Straahan
Summion
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George R. Sample
William Chiricuzio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Prem
AP News
Panx
Vikastnie
Department of Commerce
Marlow
Som
Amber
Kathleen Winsor
Delco
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
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Kroehler
Pullman
Jamestown
Nent Oylimi Rees S
Davenport
Fox
Bigelow
Thomasville
China
Broyhill
Thomasville Casualiie
Daystrom
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