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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1959
Page
4
Corry Journal lists staff roles and office locations including West South Street Corry. advertising and production managers are named. The note covers Associated Press rights, mailing rates, restricted territory, and display ad deadline.
Fragmented OCR town notes discuss school funding and salary issues affecting Hy Hbout Hirouph Uilieth era. References to PSEA, regulators, and budget shortfalls hint at wage and subsidy debates within local education governance.
A Warren Area joint school district awarded a contract to an Erie company after a competitive bid. Officials reported the firm submitted the lowest bid and meets all required criteria.
Bradford council approves airport aid after a week of meetings and discussions. Officials outline funding, documentation, and timelines for a local aviation project with input from city departments and the clerk.
A Ridgway council meeting delayed approval of a proposed plumbing code, prompting local officials to revisit specifications and hold further hearings. Residents and stakeholders, including business groups, voiced concerns about costs, enforcement, and safety standards as officials plan additional reviews and a future vote.
TV critic Merrill surveys changes in music TV, noting top 40 dominance and shrinking classical exposure. He urges opera artists to improve image and stage presence as TV opens doors for new talent while stars like Dinah Shore inspire with female vocal power. Merrill cites income from appearances and hints at potential projects while observers debate the future of musical television.
Hollywood Highlights profiles writer Bok Thomas and his views on American TV and film. The piece notes his early career, influence of Dobie Gillis and Rally Round the Flag, and his critique of contemporary productions while predicting a promising debut for a rising talent.
A jury awarded a railroader seventy thousand dollars in a fall case. Details on the incident, dates, and parties involved are limited in the readable text.
The Erie Conference Board of Evangelism will host a 3 o'clock meeting at Old Stone Methodist Church Meadville with Dr Denman, general secretary of the National Board of Evangelism, as guest speaker on Spiritual Birth The program includes music by the First Methodist Church of Corry choir and male quartet led by H Lynn Rice Pastor Fev Charge Myers invites the public to attend
In Westmoreland County two rescue attempts failed as Melvin Warfield 21 of Wayne Michigan and Martin Paleon 23 of New Kensington along with Thomas Timura died in eight feet of water at the bottom of a sewer manhole. A witness William Singleton said Paleon plunged down first, followed by Timura while Warfield waited outside. Fire and project crews described the victims as dazed by fumes and panicking during the attempted rescue.
Hal Boyle reports in Tokyo on a theater synopsis that guides foreigners through a complex domestic drama. The play centers on Kunitsune, his wife Kitano-kata, and their entangled relations with Shihei and the Fujiwara clan, ending in memory and madness beneath a cherry tree.
Venango County parolee Victor Eugene McBride of Harrisville will be returned to Franklin after Butler State Police captured him Sunday for theft of seven cars. Two cars were taken at gunpoint. he used a gin to threaten the owners. He will face court on parole violation and armed robbery charges in Franklin where he was paroled previously.
Yesterdays Memories of Corry recalls June 10 1929 in New York City where King George VI and Queen Elizabeth rode in a bullet proof car during a 13 car procession through Manhattan heat. Flag Day observances are planned for Wednesday with a public program in City Park under Elks Dairy Lodge and veterans groups. Captain W Stuart Houghton led 112th Infantry Pennsylvania National Guard in federal inspection achieving high ratings.
Frank Laurie was elected temporary chairman of the Corry Hospital Association board at last night’s meeting. Present were FA Loveland Harry Auer James H Wright L R Bliss L W Olds H B Smith and D Warren. Rogan and Mayor Alexander visited Wayne Township supervision and finalized Hare Creek pavement papers. Tonight at Novelty rink Paul Brivs and William Pickard will skate in a roller rink race event.
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