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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
4
Corry Journal notes rising living costs and cites two authorities on trimming grocery bills. It highlights planned meals, prelisting, and weekly early-week sales as keys to saving about 25 percent, while warning impulse buys drive 70 percent of food purchases and urging careful shopping to sustain family nutrition.
Dr James H Ferguson of the University of Miami urged a 20 year goal to cut infant deaths, urging closer obstetrics pediatrics cooperation and improvement of prenatal environment. He spoke to North and South American physicians after a two week conference on fertility and sterility sponsored by the New York Medical College Metropolitan Medical Center.
An Erie County Pomona Grange session at West Springfield High School will feature an afternoon program on an atomic explosion as seen through color slides by David Parmenter executive officer of Erie County Civil Defense. Other highlights include memorials, devotions, musical numbers, and a Fifth Degree degree conferred by the Ashtabula Pomona team.
An uncommon occurrence is now rare, yet infant care lags despite huge drops in infant mortality. Beginning care before birth would ensure optimum survival after birth and could reduce infant deaths to near minimum.
A newspaper note discusses Khrushchev’s hour interview on CBS TV and Billy Graham’s ABC broadcast from Madison Square Garden. It praises KhrushChev’s affable presentation, notes propaganda implications, and contrasts Perry Como and Jackie Gleason audiences on NBC and CBS respectively. The piece highlights TV as a tool shaping public perception of ideologies and personalities.
The Dairy Institute notes June is Dairy Month and links it to the Jamestown colony’s 350th anniversary. Ceremonies at Jamestown will honor the growth of a small herd into a major industry. Milk is praised as nature’s nearly perfect food and linked to improved health and living standards.
Butcher James Underwood reported to Newark police that a closing rush customer left a wrapped $400 cash package he believed contained the pork chops he paid for. Instead the money disappeared and box held two choice chops. The incident followed a note about a cathedral being built in 1510 at Santa Maria de la Antigua, Panama.
A Piper Tri Pac er piloted by Walter Petersim from Watertown New York with passengers Tod Detner and Walter Brown of the Shemin Union Co. crashed near Kane Country Club during a storm. Local residents aided a safe emergency landing on the golf course with only minor damages. The three were treated and released from Kane Community Hospital.
A Senate bill to empower third class cities to regulate amateur and professional boxing and wrestling passed 48 to 1 after quick approval by the rules committee. Sen. Joseph J. Yosko said the measure aims to revive fights in smaller cities and stressed it does not target the State Athletic Commission. The bill would grant city councils power to control boxing and wrestling activities locally.
Magee is scheduled for a preliminary hearing today before Justice of the Peace Joseph Creseiman in Greenfield Township. He is held without bond on charges related to helping his brother Keith burn the body of elderly George Harrington whose car was found on Storey road November 14, 1953. Keith has implicated Leroy, but the extent of his involvement remains uncertain and likely undisclosed until the trial, expected in September.
Dunkirk based Cease Commissary Service Inc won the high bid for restaurant leases at three Erie Section service areas on the New York Thruway. The company offered 17 732 percent of gross sales from operations at Angola Take and Brotan plazas. The Thruway Authority plans to open 41 miles of the Erie Section from Silver Creek to the Pennsylvania line by mid summer, with remaining 70 miles east of Buffalo slated for completion by year end.
A judge bound Magee over to the criminal court following today’s searing testimony. The proceedings established probable cause for charges and set a future date for arraignment. Magee remains in custody pending further hearings.
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