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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1959
Page
4
Corry Journal reports on war talk and political maneuvering with references to Washington and Soviet tension. The dense dispatch mentions Admiral, U S leaders, and various figures amid a backdrop of revolts and political strife.
Business leaders are urged to enter politics amid calls for civic engagement. The message highlights potential impact in governance and policy shaping, urging prominent figures to apply experience to public service.
A four year old girl from Ridgway is hospitalized in Erie following a mishap. The report lists medical care details and mentions involvement of relatives and local facilities. Strong entities include Ridgway and Erie, with references to a hospital and family.
The Nuit Dutriet Court of Appeal denied a petition by Chul Marshall Titer of Hiller and a Brotherhood union member to compel a union or court action. The decision refused to force a convention for the election and cited public duties and internal operations over immediate enforcement. The record notes concerns about private individuals and public aftereffects.
Fragmented report describes a St Marys boy injured in a bicycle collision with a car. The text mentions a student named Deniaes and references hospital care and ongoing concerns about his condition. Local names and precise details are unclear due to OCR damage.
A northwest Pennsylvania itinerary showcases Lakes and forests around the Allegheny River Valley and Erie drainage. Highlights include Titusville and Drake Well Memorial Park Pithole Oil City Cook Forest State Park Conneaut Lake Meadville Allegheny College and the Pymatuning area with bald eagles and tame fish.
Hollywood veteran Billouve laments the fading era of live theater and big-time shows. Miss Burke recalls Barrymore's stage magic and Ziegfeld's refined taste, lighting, and costuming standards, while hinting at a possible Western role and ongoing love for the stage.
A 1939 Corry column recalls national politics with Vice President Garner and the 1940 campaign amid heated debate. A Beaverdam barn fire destroyed the Ralph Allard farm and threatened nearby property. Plans for a Training Forum for Young American Statesmen were announced for winter meetings.
The Stanford Hose Company protests City Council plans to replace the new fire station with a Municipal building, reporting extreme difficulties in temporary quarters while the issue moves forward. Dirtmont lot sales continue well, with only two parcels left, as Cecil Young and Louis MapCarthy arrive from Camp Dix after over a year in service.
Mr and Mrs George City announce the engagement of their daughter to Leon E Bar. The couple is preparing for a Fort Le graduate school arrival. Attending teachers club events and reception plans are noted, with Miss M and others participating.
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