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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1957
Page
4
Corry Journal discusses Arthur Larson book criticisms of Republican antagonism and how Lyndon B Johnson warned him to answer budget questions. It notes USIS budget cuts and argues the Cold War propaganda battle needs countermeasures, urging continued operation.
New York state 1956 data show bicycles blamed for 318 percent of accidents. Nassau County 4 H and Cornell University launch tests and procedures to curb injuries. Manhasset pilots deny licenses and padlock bikes. Among 349 tested, 290 failed. many cannot pass courses or have defective bikes. The article notes autos as greater killers and warns today's rider becomes tomorrow's driver.
Bear Lake station joins Warren County civil defense network with licensed operators and NewWorks dispatcher. The base unit will contact Warren and Erie County units, and Warren will reach nearby New York units as part of a regional defense effort. Pictured are Harvey Martin, Wevers, and Gerald Crosby at Bear Lake.
Bay area workers from Lands Mars Tyr Company walked off tonight over wage terms and the pending workers contract. Local 1320 members of the National Association of Machinists took part. Storefront tensions rose as bids halted amid a picket line at the plant.
Roger A Tubbs of Russell died Thursday afternoon at Warren’s Workin Cla gral Hospital. Born September 13 1988 in Corey he was survived by his mother Rita Scott Tibbs sister Janet Lindell and brother Rotald Tubbs. Funeral services were at Pine Grove Cemetery Corey.
Yesterday's Memories recalls 1937 Corry moments including a robbery at Mrs. Mourton's home on East Wayne Street with about 30 dollars and two rings stolen. The article also mentions Spanish Loyalist war plans and early Lawrence Airport flight activity led by Pilot Charles Pierce.
Allegheny announces new service beginning June 1 with routes to Bradford Williamsport Philadelphia and Washington D C via Harrisburg and Williamsport plus Cleveland Wilkes Barre Scranton and New York. Erie area residents mark the company's fourth anniversary June 9 as schedules improve for summer travel and broader coverage. ATOM TEST POSTPONED ATOMIC TEST SITE New adverse weather cancels second shot in the summer series.
A jumble reports from Corry and nearby towns cover the Aerial Phenomena Research Group inquiries about unidentified flying objects in the area. Other items note sunspot explanations for TV issues, a new outdoor pool project, a possible county commissioner race shuffle, rising auto insurance rates, a Pennsylvanian relief map plot, fire department updates, and local graduations and civic news.
Niagara Falls council authorized studies on adding fluoride to the water after a local request. Robert Watson of Erie, an multiple sclerosis patient, will celebrate a birthday Monday and may receive cards at 906 East 25th Street in Erle. He was a longtime movie projectionist and is connected to Mrs. Bess De Lury of Corry.
Earl W Munn of R D 2 Corry died at Corry Memorial Hospital shortly after admission he was 61. A retired man due to a severe arthritic condition he is survived by his wife Ruth a son James at home and a sister Mrs Rosa McElroy of Corry He was an honorary member of the Stanford Hose Company and a member of the Corry Lodge of Moose Friends may call at Davison Funeral Home and the service is Monday at 2 pm Rev J B Kelly will officiate with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery
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Dorothy Barker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glennii Barker, was injured while playing with a lawn mower on North Center Street. William M Slattery of Boston, rep of J W and A P Howard Co, returning from France, visited city offices. Captain R W Brown announced Company A authorized to recruit to war strength from Marchburg. enlistments welcome from fifty youths.
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