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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1959
Page
4
The Corry Journal outlines advertising deadlines and staff roles while reporting on local developments. It references corporate offices in major cities and discusses potential plant relocations and industrial ties affecting Corry residents.
A fragmentary retrospective discusses mandatory retirement norms, age expectations, and evolving labor policy amid industrial growth. It notes shifts in federal service retirement aims, industry resistance, and concerns about workforce vitality, productivity, and psychological well being as society anticipates longer lifespans and changing career paths. The piece references World War I era labor trends, notable individuals, and public policy debates shaping retirement norms and employee mobility.
The American League defeated the National League 3 1 in the All Star game before 62892 fans at Yankee Stadium Corry’s board of education referred the delinquent tax installment plan to the finance committee to explore the 1939 state measure to delay sheriff sales Instructors from Hatch Vocational School at the Senior High may halve enrollment and improve relations between Vocational and Senior High classes, according to Superintendent Ralph S Dewey
A report notes repeated electric service failures sparking calls for a new power plant in the city. The local Pennsylvania Reserve Militia prepares to camp at Mt Gretna for a week under Lieut W Lloyd Marsh and Lts Paul Lawson and Clifton Howard. The State Armory on East Washington is remodeled and trees removed. An air plane over Columbus avenue and Keppel farm signals activity. Community centennial plans in 1961 consider employing a professional organization. Albion pays 4700 for a professional group, plus hospital sources thank Mr and Mrs Mill Cherry for a portable hi fi record player donation to the children's ward.
Opening night at the Barn Playhouse in Stony Point features religious dramas drawn from Holland India Japan Brazil and the Philippines. Rev Norman Gano directs unpaid actors training fraternal workers for overseas missions with plays from Thailand and the Netherlands. A crowd of about 75 attended with no admission, donations welcomed.
AP reports Niagara Frontier Port Authority in Buffalo endorses a survey to build a canal joining Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. Buffalo official James B. Kane says it would relieve bottlenecks in the Welland Canal used by ocean ships via the St. Lawrence Seaway. Erie route could keep costs down. Pittsburgh Port Authority president Robert C. Downie notes a survey to gauge profitability for local firms using the Seaway.
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