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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1960
Page
4
The State moves toward an 18 million two year school construction bill with 14 million for aid and a push for conferences to resolve gaps. The NEA voice presses for teacher raises without merit based pay, noting concerns over equity and classroom performance.
London reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill addressed Parliament praising Allied forces after heavy losses in Flanders. Harrisburg dispatches mention a possible 24 hour drill at the Pennsylvania State Armory and a Calumet drive under way. City Council agrees to continue the delinquent taxpayers drive and terminate Miss Trene Mullen's salary duties.
The item notes Miss Maury Condra and niece Miss Margaret O’Hare of Titusville visiting the city. Condra recently returned from eleven months overseas with the National Catholic War Council. Miss Isabel Stokes arrived from New York where she had been nursing and will convalesce with her mother.
College men conduct a cancer awareness survey in Corry and nearby Wayne and Concord Townships. Mr Corry Jodey leads with more than 100 interviews using local directories. The Erie program, funded by the Ford Foundation, tests civic outreach before citywide expansion.
Warren General Hospital board approved a five year operating budget totaling 1 207 450 for June 1960 to May 1965 with a 40 000 increase to cover personnel health and accident policies minimum wage and wage plans. The board also allocated 30 000 to buy electrically adjustable beds and furniture while scheduling the Hospital Association meeting for June 28 at the hospital.
George Velagotes of Penn State University assisted by John Schnabel and Ronald Burkell along with James Swarm and Dennis Newton, all Penn State Behrend Campus students, in Exile, for a June graduate project.
Roaming column items report plans for another tavern change of hands and August announcement. Work crews demolish the old school, street repairs lag past winter, and spring repairs accelerate. Seniors from Corry High show strong performance at a CAIDG fund dinner. 4-H delegates from Erie County head to State Congress at University Park in June. State Police set summer traffic checks across Pennsylvania. Local sightings include new small businesses, a potential new plant expansion, and retiring hotel manager Slim Arrison joining Holiday Inns.
Fayette County community greeted by news of a $2,100,000 Fruehaut Trailer Co plant to be built six miles north of Uniontown on a 42 acre site. Three buildings totaling 155000 square feet will rise with ground broken already. Completion is expected by year end with 200 workers at start and 500 at full production. Ice yachts on frozen ice reach 144 miles an hour on razor edged runners.
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