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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1955

Page

4

Defense Production Act debate narrows peacetime WOC role

Corry Evening Journal reports Senate Banking Committee action on July 8 to tighten restrictions on dollar-a-year and WOC personnel in government contracts. Proposals bar such workers from policy posts if they also earn private pay, and push to curb executive reserve use in emergencies.

Senate Banking Committee WOC Senate J. William ¥Ulbright D-Ark Banking The Provident Fulbright Joseph Campbell Howard Young Defense Materials Procurement Agency Sen Job J. Williama Rdel Young

Hoover Commission Seeks Ethics Reforms for Defense Posts

A Hoover Commission report urges Congress to tighten conflict of interest rules and require disinvestment by appointees with holdings in their agencies. It notes Defense Secretary Wilson faced difficulty filling top posts as he resists personal divestment and lawmakers consider stricter anti‑favoritism measures.

Yorne Hoover Commission Congress Charlen F Wilson Senate Armed Services Committee Wilson Koveramant Service forrKlner General Motors Dyer

Boy Loses Two Fingers In Dynamite Blast Near Dunkirk

An accident yesterday afternoon injured Arthur Hayren and several other youths near Dunkirk after a dynamite explosion. Arthur, 11, lost two fingers and suffered burns while playing with a device on a road out of Portland. He was treated at Westfield Memorial Hospital, as were Bren Hainker and Kay Honaker with multiple burns.

Arthur Hayren Broples Dunkirk Wil Ehest Bren Hainker 5 Kay Honaker

Former Corry Man Dies at Cleveland

Thymane cones, 9 wemer fy ineident who wrvers As a ser vant wit Gompasy Aix the Math ity in World War d ated pestentay in Cleveland, following lon Linen Vale he wed here, Mr Conn ey's parents operated the former Commercial Motel on Bull Main shell. Later he moved to Union City. Survived by his wife Kath bilab Sitter Cooney. The body moved to the home of Mrs Jessie Walker in Union City where calls may be made tomorrow at 2 pm for military rites. Albert Browdhuyt funeral at St Matthew's Church Union Gils. Sports editor dies: Frederick Md. tenrty Wilkins Hefiin, 39, sports editor of the Frederick Bulletin since 1942, died yesterday. They had found belongings salted. three children to Dunkirk. The Haynen museum etc.

Cleviland Lon Linen Vale Conney Bull Main Shell Uo “City Kathbilab Sitter Cooney Jessie. Walker Buulth Steel Union City Faw Albert Browdhuyt St Matthew's Frederick Tenrty Wilkins Hefiin Prederick Brut Sluth WeBen Muntind Haynen Esipe WU Weilfield Museum Broektin Eiligence Trunk Bay Dunkirk Thelin Hayiet Muthbal Jean

Yesterday's Memories of Corry 1935 Notes

Severn of children near Hare Creek pool north of Columbus Avenue contracted skin infections after swimming. A parent warned against using the pool until contamination is abated. Fimisell Al VanCisey 84 died at his Easle Street home after a lingering illness. Mr and Mrs Clyde Hall and Mr and Mrs Almer Shuss attend the 33rd annual convention of the State Association of Rural Letter Carriers in Euston today.

Hare Creek Columbus Avenue Fimisell Easle Street Clyde Hall Sind Almer Shuss State Association of Rural Euston

40 Years Ago July 15 1915 Progress in City Structures

Forty years back, July 15 1915, reports say pavement work extended between Maple Avenue and Center Street after concrete foundations were completed. Erie Limiting Company indicated the new street emission line to Erie should be in service by August 1, pending school board discussions on library quarters. Board met at the high school to consider funding and space upgrades.

Wie Park Maple Avenue Genter B. ¥. Waltz Corry Faeethe Light Company Erie Limiting Company Erie

How Smart Are You Quiz on National and World Affairs

A vintage trivia item lists seven questions on topics from smoking cessation numbers to Pope Pius XII on communism, early California oil, geography west of Gibraltar, heavyweight title history, and constitutional reforms. It reads like a classroom or newspaper quiz segment with multiple choice prompts and political references.

Pius XII California Oklahoma Pennsylvania Texas West Inia Gibraltar Virginia Bermuda Florida Mexico Panama Jess Willard Max Hyer Joe Lots Jack Johson Jack Denpsey Gene Tunney Congress Willias Tubman

Route of Turnpike Across Erie County Announced

Governor George M. Leader approved a $62 million extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike to pass Erie County about 1.25 miles south of the city. Officials hailed the route as a catalyst for growth near interchanges and the St. Lawrence Seaway, detailing a lengthy point-to-point alignment through Girard, Millcreek, Waterford, and North East townships toward the New York line. Local mailmen embrace golf cart mail routes, with carts used to haul bags and magazines, though Post Office approval remains pending.

Springfield Township Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad Church Road West Springfield McKee Road Springfield-to-Kidders Waterford Pike Johnson Roads Millcreek Appleman Road Millcreek-Greene Wintergreen Gorge Cemetery Progress Station Road Kuhl Road Six Mile Creek Depot-Prindle Roads Jick Road Town Line Road North East Greenfield Townships Williams Road Belle Road Twelve Mile Creek Crawford Road Wattsover Sixteen Mile Creek New York Line Shadduck Road Newton Road New York Central Railroad NYC Twenty Mile Creek North East Township Lake Erie

Musician William Heagney Dies in New York

William H. Heagney a 7 year veteran vaudevillian musician and songwriter who once led the Irving Caesar Music Publishing Company orchestra died yesterday in New York His career included roles as a head arranger for the firm and contributions to early American entertainment.

New York William H. Heagney Irving Caesar Music Publishing

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