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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1957

Page

6

Girl Scout camp attendance and local notices

Last week the Cory area hosted a large Girl Scout Day Camp with 109 girls and 17 staff, the camp director Mrs. Merrill Wade reported a 41 degree windup and noted the largest turnout yet. Nearby, Charles E. McNany, 60, Sugarcreek Township poller chief, died in an accidental Route 6 crash. seven Bradford youths, 15 to 17, face auto theft charges. a kerosene fire caused burns to an Mt. Jewett woodcutter. local officials began barrier work on Route 6 and Route 36, and several community appointments and property transfers were announced in Corry and nearby towns.

Earry Merrill Wade Cory Mercury Wade Erie Charles E. McNany Sugarcreek Township Frank E. Butters Frankin Maurice Dinberg McNany Frakkliki Thads Filsato Norman Reardon Oil City Bradford McKean County Edward Edmonds Mt.dewett Area Port Allegany Martin E. Lananger

Six Deer Hunting Permits Set By Game Commission

Harrisburg reports the Game Commission and the State County Treasurers Association agree to limit antlerless deer hunting permits to six per individual. Special December hunt licenses costing 1.15 will be sold starting October 7 by county treasurers, Game Commission staff, and agents, valid only in the purchaser’s county. Each applicant must be an eligible hunter and the six-per-person cap allows licenses for all family or camp members.

Harrisburg The Game Commission M. J. Golden Commission Logan J. Bennett

Hold Deportations of Hougarians Delayed by Inquiry

A Hungarian family of four Laszlo Majer his wife and two children Laszlo age five Eva age four faced deportation after seven months in the United States. Attorney Albert A. Fick obtained a delay from the regional immigration office in Richmond while he investigates misrepresentation charges regarding Majer alleged Communist Party membership from 1951 to 1965.

Laszlo Majer Laszlo Eva Albert A. Fick Richmond United States Majer Sey Silleget Austria Communist Party Major Fick

Opposition Dims With First Vote On Foreign Aid

The House held a voice vote on a 424 million dollar foreign aid bill, signaling waning opposition. Key lawmakers, including Vorys and Bow, discuss amendments and the three year, 500 million dollar annual loan fund, while critics label the program an annual giveaway. Morano argues aid strengthens the free world at a lower cost than direct military buildup.

Vorys Flouse Vurger Bnead Fe Whellier Foreign Affairs Committee Eisenhower House Rep Bow Ohio Ald Wayte Hays D-Ohler Rep. Selden D-Alu

Former "Tonto" dies in Detroit John Todd 80

John Todd, 80, who portrayed Tonto in the Lone Ranger radio serial for nearly two decades, died Sunday in Detroit. Born in Pennsylvania, he toured with minstrel shows and appeared in Broadway musical comedies in his youth. The Uye broadcasts ended about two years ago.

Tonto Detroit John Todd Uye Todd Pennsylvania

Ex-Candidate For President Dies At 87

Layton Ohio reporter Cox aged 87 dies at home after long career as three time Ohio governor and publisher. He ran for president in 1920 with Franklin D Roosevelt as running mate and remained active in Dayton Daily News and multiple papers and stations across Ohio Florida and Georgia.

Layton Sonevu Jarmien M. Cox Cox Ohio Frankin JD. Roosevelt Warren Oatard- Jove Dayton Daily News Pyeht James Cox Jr Ehley Dayton Journal Herald Springfield Ojo) Sun

Handcuff Trade Goes Bad At Scout Jamboree

David Eisenman hoped for a good swap at the Boy Scout Jamboree when he traded for a pair of handcuffs. A bent key froze them shut as six police officers tried their keys and improvised picks for an hour. Finally the key was bent back and the cuffs opened. Eisenman, 14, has not revealed if he will swap again soon. In other brief news, Radio Peiping reported China’s pig population reached 105 million.

David Eisenman Elseman London Radio Peiping Communist China

Combined Earned Income Tax Committee Formed in Cory City

The city and school district authorize a combined Earned Income Tax Committee to regulate enforce and collect wage tax. The president and treasurer of the school board mayor and finance director become members. The committee will solicit bids from bidders for a yearly contract starting January 1, 1958. A meeting for bidders is set for July 29, 1987 at 8 p.m. in Council Chambers.

Findley Lake Property Owners Association, Inc J. Fred Kinley Corry Clifford Howard Howard Cory City of Hue Curry Fi Hanes School Board Cony Enred Combined Earned Income ‘Tax Committee BP. m Council Chambers

Blackledge Elected Grand Exalted Ruler of Elks

Hubert J. Blackledge of Kearney Nebraska was elected yesterday as the new grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The 57 year old attorney succeeds Fred J. Bohn of Zanesville Ohio to lead the 1,200,000 member organization.

Eles San Francisco Hubert J. Blackledge Kearney Neb Benevolent— and Protective Order of Elka Blackledge Fred J. Bohn Zanesville Ohio

Heat Persists Across Southeast In Unseasonably Warm Spell

A Associated Press report notes continued hot, summerlike weather across the southern half of the country with the core hot belt from the Plains to the desert and into the Southeast. Tempertures topped 100 degrees in the central Plains and desert regions while the Northeast and Great Lakes saw cooler conditions. Thunderstorms dropped up to inches of rain in parts of Minnesota and eastern regions, with cooler air edging in from the Northwest and along the Pacific Coast.

Eoolest Great Lakes Grand Magjsin Blythe Galt Otter Forks Pacific Coast

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