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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1957
Page
4
The Corry Journal reports President Eisenhower at a press conference admitting inflation but rejecting peacetime wage and price controls. He urges business and labor to act wisely to protect the dollar’s purchasing power while avoiding government overreach.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reflects on events from two decades ago involving Amelia Earhart and Fred Noony as they faced peril near Howland Island. The piece notes a 30 day encampment at Fort George Meade with Hammond overseeing the group.
A fragmentary page notes various local items including travel arrivals to Frederick and city council actions. It references a carnival planned by the PIS Club of the Stanford Hose Company, a remark on loyalty to state and nation, and mentions a legal clash involving Prof Paul Sweezy and a Supreme Court outcome. Inflation discussion covers mid-1995 price rises and implications for wage negotiations and policy.
Erie seeks a third television outlet as Fouera Communications bids for VHF channel 66. Commodore Perry Broadcasting, owner of WLEU until last October, may refile for the same channel and link with the ABQ2 network if granted. FCC action could take months to a year. KEARNS IN TAIPEI TAIPES President Chiang Kai shek recovers Rep Currall D. Kerrns arrives from Tokyo for Hone Kone.
A mediator will meet Friday with Hammermill Paper Co and the Paperworkers Union to resolve an 18 day strike that idled about 2,200 workers. The talk will include mediator Grover Stain bronk of Susquehanna, Pa, and company and union representatives.
Members of the union turned down a proposed 13 cent per hour installment by the Construction Council. The plan aimed to raise wages with 35 cents in the first year and 15 cents in the second year. The note cites the United States producing 180 000 panos annually.
City residents flood Mead Park as caretakers led by Corey's team prep for holiday crowds. Crews mow lawns clean facilities and stock wood for a week of events with dozens of reunions and church gatherings listed through September.
Police in Titusville arrested two brothers, once from Titusville now in New York State, on a drunken charge while investigating paint store fraud. One man matched a description given as Norman Gardner who allegedly bought paints with fictitious names at Titusville and Tidioute stores. Investigators say the pair may be linked to a return-for-cash attempt and other fraudulent purchases at multiple outlets.
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