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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
3
Allegheny Airlines reports its tenth anniversary with more than 50 000 passengers in the month and expects July traffic to reach 60 000 due to Fourth of July travel and new jet-prop services. Local notes include real estate transfers, marriage license filings, police reports, hospital admissions, and school district budget needs.
Advertising executive Richard A. R. Pinkham told a Federal Communications hearing that television must regain vitality through experimentation or risk stagnation. He supported network control as healthy if it allows the medium to explore new programming while urging more real experimentation by networks.
Rationing of perishable foods began in nearly 100 communities on the northern British Columbia coast as supplies were cut off by a strike that halted the area’s cargo vessels. Capt. H J C Terry of Northland Navigation says his fleet is tied up and the industry may shut down for weeks. The National Association of Marine Engineers started the dispute June 26 over higher wages, with the Canadian Labor Relations Board attempting mediation. Nike unit returns from the United States to Taiwan where missiles will be transferred to Nationalists in August.
U S Senators Clark and Scott prepared to request another 2 million dollars to speed the 113 million dollar Kinzua flood control project. They note existing approvals of 1.4 million for next year amid a larger 1.2583 billion federal water projects bill, with House restrictions tied to surveys and litigation.
Governor Stratton announced a delay of all new public works projects until at least January 1 due to revenue shortfalls. The freeze postpones university, museum, prison, and mental institution plans, but highway construction remains funded. Aiming to align with the Legislature’s $8 million construction appropriation within a $24 billion budget, the measure avoids payroll shortfalls. Canada to build a 24000 ton tanker for $16 million to support destroyer exports and extend fleet range.
Erie negotiators from Local 613 IUOE AFL CIO and Erie Reststor Corp report no progress at a wage and contract talks session. Strikers discharged for alleged violence remain a sticking point. another meeting may occur later this week. Local 613 president Edward Bordonaro notes a union meeting Sunday at 3 p.m.
Elizabeth Ann Landi, 28, of Brus n Ire, remains in critical condition at St. Vincent Charity Hospital after falling from an eighth floor window at the Cleveland YMCA. She suffered two broken arms a fractured skull and multiple internal injuries. Landi, a secretarial supply worker and Technical High School and Cleveland Institute of Art graduate, had lived at the YMCA since December 1957. A maid saw her tumble past the sixth floor but no witnesses confirmed the fall.
Dr Allan V Heely 62 head master of the Lawrenceville school since 1934 died Tuesday of a heart attack. Heely was born in Brooklyn.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reports rapid progress in its firearms and hunter safety initiative over the first year. NRA designed courses have trained 1,000+ instructors who have certified about 11,000 students, with 15,000 youths completing the safety program to date amid plans for more sectioned instructor training.
A reader thanks a Corry officer who, while shopping on North Center street, paid area meter money from his own pocket after children could not answer about parents funds. The letter expresses appreciation for the police kindness and Geneva furniture firm sign-off.
Harry L Camper of Clymer was laid to rest at Clymer Cemetery after a service at the Spiter Panera Home officiated by Rev Alvin Rhodes and Rev Elmer Aymes. Bearers included John Morrison and others. attendees from nearby towns and states joined the relatives.
The article surveys how nine justices divide on segregation cases and congressional inquiries, noting liberal and conservative blocs. It highlights shifts in alignment in Watkins and related cases, the censorship ruling on Lady Chatterley’s Lover, and the Defense Department security program ruling with Clark dissenting.
Two babies suffered minor injuries after a trailer toppled from a cliffside park in Exmouth. Susan Bellew, 18 months, and her sister Lestey, 2, escaped as bystanders watched the vehicle slide toward the edge. Grandmother Lena Bellows, 47, was shaken. both girls were treated for cuts and bruises after being pulled from the wreckage.
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