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11 Jun 1957
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
1
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Corry Schools Approve Summer Music Plan After Protest
Corry school board reversed a prior decision and approved a summer music program after a delegation of parents led by Mrs Page Louderback and Arthur Burgess pressed for reconsideration. Ronald Rable of the music staff outlined details. new registration set for tomorrow and Thursday from 3 to 4 PM at the high school. rental arrangements to be discussed. at least 23 students required to start an eight week session for grades 4 through 12. cost estimated at 720 with 70 percent potentially covered by the state. superintendent L M Douglas noted state reimbursement requires prior approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Page Louderback
Arthur Burgess
Robert Ott
Haxbert Vaughn
Ronald Rable
Music Star
Ralrie
Ummer
Aussie
She-Corry
Corry School Board Approves Hanna Six Year Contract
Corry area athletic director and football coach Lou Hanna wins a six year contract uniting his multiple roles under one title. The deal guarantees a base salary plus stipends for coaching, teaching, and recreation duties, running September 1957 to September 1963. Ward members expressed disappointment, noting Hanna said the contract would be his last for some time, while two officials abstained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Hanna
Corry
Hanna
Maria
Sis City
Twat Yeur
YMCA
Hidh Kohool
Wookery
Supereseors Phy
French Students Riot in Algiers After Dance Hall Bombing
Gangs of French students riot through Algiers smashing shops and attacking moslems in retaliation for a Sunday bombing that killed French people and wounded eight. A general strike closes banks and shops by noon while public transport slows and troops move in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Itenail
Carmen Ramos
Dan~cer
Turn Down Cage Coach Crisis at Joint Tyagen School Board
The athletic committee rejected Vic Cragg head basketball coach request for an additional seventh and eighth grade coach after he bypassed the athletic director Lew Hanna. All but one board member opposed the plan citing potential overreach and future demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seee Peeeneauee
Cor- Tyagen
Vic Cragg
Ahiletic
Cragg
Lew Hanna
Pelsion
Hanna
Corry
Two Local Stores Broken Into Overnight
Two local places were broken into last night or early this morning. A Dairy Queen on East Columbus Avenue was robbed of cash, candy, gum, cigarettes, and a watchman readout. the burglar pried drawers, escaped with about six dollars, and cut himself on broken glass. The Nichols Lodge concession stand in Med Park was broken into with a window smashed. the thief failed to grab the cash box, leaving blood traces and a broken window. Police say both heists appear connected and may be the work of one person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHY
Columbus Avenue
Russell Briggs
Relighting Wright School to Undergo Major Summer Work
The Wright School and the adjacent Bates building will receive major construction before the new term. Plans call for relighting the entire facility replacing incandescent lighting with fluorescent units to reduce eye strain and improve study conditions. A survey by engineer Richard Yaple supported by the school board led to bid preparations, but the process stalled as President Robert Ott urged action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Wright
Corry
Richard Yaple
Mghline
Wie
Corry Board
Robert Ott
Eisenhower Returns To Desk After Stomach Upset
President Eisenhower, back at the White House, shows signs of improvement after a stomach ailment. An morning bulletin said he would not return to his desk immediately but may soon handle papers and brief staff. Photographers and reporters were briefly admitted as he greeted them in good spirits, with hopes of progress noted by aides.
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Eisenhower
White Houses
Rhuelle
Gellng
Elenhower
Win & Brodd
Bun
Mui
Atay
Moi
Pheu
Tn Iis
Olle
Tola
White House
Thomas Craven Sr
Train Truck Crash near Vroman Kills 12
A mixed train freight hit a truck near Vroman West of Rocky Ford killing 12 aboard the vehicle and injuring several others. Driver Sylvester Licano of Rocky Ford among the dead, as reported by radio station KBNZ. The incident occurred at a Grade crossing near the entrance to Tint a Quarter west of Vroman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Cola
Stryke
Ad! Belin
Vroman
Sylvester Licano
Rocky Ford
Jack Lee
KBNZ
la Junta
Lee
Newcomert
Courite
Santa Fe
Stage designer Arch Lautere dies in Oakland at 32
Arch Lautere an internationally known stage designer and professor of speech and drama at Mills College for 11 years died Sunday in Oakland California. Born in Cha fitsalls Obvla, his death ends a notable career in theatre design and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Arch Lautere
Aind
Mills College
Cha- Fitsalls
Obvla
NoCar Can't Carry On Safe Driving Program Three Teachers Resign
Three teachers resign from the NoCar Cant Carry On Safe Driving program amid a meeting about summer driver training. Douglas reports local women show interest in driver training and a decision on a driver pool is still unsettled. A local dealer offered to rent a car for the district for the summer at 100 per day, but the board rejected the plan to avoid higher costs. Proposals that drivers supply their own cars were continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NoCar
Carry Sehior Board
Mk Mivey
Alast Munth
beMve Li
Kennedy Harvey
Poe
URUK
Hi Ik Whey
Lnst
Qet
Douglis
Schaal
Boure
Civil Rights Bill Faces House Vote This Week
Civil rights legislation moves toward a House floor vote this week after debate closed yesterday and amendments opened. Southern opposition themes persist as the bill heads to the Senate, where past blockades by Southern Senators loom again. The measure aims to protect voting rights with federal injunction powers and potential juror trial guarantees in contempt cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden Lun
Eller Me
House
Senate
Mensur
Cobles Federal Sport
Bouthernurs
Senate Judiciary
Dem Leader Clears Way For Boost In Fish License Fee
Senate leaders moved toward a $3.25 resident fish license fee after Dent endorsed altering the House bill to keep a $2.50 fee, saying he backs the change as sportsmen influence was guiding the decision. The House had set a 75 cent increase as the option presented. Dent claimed support from sportsmen groups and expressed trust in the process even as officials signaled a decisive move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dem
Maratartiat I — Bon
Reat
Johnn H Dent
Wiy
Senate
Tish Lia Riveree Dent
Eaid Ho Ubars Donvid
Federation of Sportsmen
Lube
Dent
Klan Threatens Life Of Minister in Alabama
Local minister received threats as Ku Klux Klan activity led to a burning crisis in Newton County. A caller warned the minister and family, while community leaders urged calm and moderation after the disturbing incident near the Five i had Wades area. The Rev. Mr. Nowtor condemned the threats, emphasizing restraint in the wake of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syli
Eifig
Ali
Ku Klux Klan
Nia Twi
Ley
Newton Malony
Nowtor Galtini
thinKan
Klin
Lawler Attacks McSorley and Torrance in Pike Fraud Trial
Highways Secretary Joseph J Lawler testified in Dauphin County Court alleging strained relations with Democrat McSorley while noting that Torrance and Evans faced conspiracy charges tied to a 10 percent commission scheme. He claimed whistleblowing on Manu-Mine payments and described drilling cuts in 1956 as costly to all parties. The cross examination covered his role as ex-officio Turnpike Commissioner and questioned the Mann Mine contract details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartsburg
Joseph J Lawler
Dauphin County
G. Franklin McSorley
Sorley
McSorley
Torrance
Lawler
James F. Torrance
Thomas J. Evans
Edward G. Mist
Harrisburg Lawler
Mann-Ming Research and Development Co
Reading
Commonwealth
Spite
Mines Department
Commission
Manu-Mine
Minu-Mine
Wnet Nies
Turnpike Commission
Agenicy
Jaycees Plan Playgroun At Mead Park
Mead Park directors and Corry Junior Chamber of Commerce members discussed clearing undeveloped areas of Mead Park to install a youth playground. The project, funded by Jaycees and donations, aims for a $30,000 total cost with $15,000 for equipment and $15,000 for improvments, supported by local citizens and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecones
Gmtoup Ge Ptt
Mead Park
Corry
Jaycees Uhough
Werecent Knetalikion Ab
Monterey
Galif
Birthe Sland
Eire
Tsim
Vpsior
Pittens and
Orgatvins
24 Signed Up For Journal New York Tour
A group signs up for a New York tour to sightsee and enjoy a weeklong trip fraught with travel details. The trip costs about 48 750 with included expenses as passengers plan to depart Friday morning. A tragic air crash near Connelsville results in a fatality. The carrier is identified as Pelle Viahesky, 58, with the body recovered near a river crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal New York
Ise
Erle Ballroad
New York
Unis
Naver
Myuibattan
Toilis
Canada Liberals Upset as Conservative Leader Emerges
Conservatives won the most seats in Parliament led by 61 year old John Diefenbaker after a campaign promising change, while Liberals under Louis St Laurent saw potential resignations as they failed to gain a majority. The tally showed Conservatives 110 to Liberal 103 with others closing the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sem
Canada
Liberal Party
John Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Louis St. Laurent
Vincent Massey
Diefenbaker
Dedderé
Amnt
Commons
Conservatives
Liberals
Socialist Ccf
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Social Credit Party
Eel Cabsinet Jmridders
St Laurent
le Or B. Pearson
OniebEthal Wubblel
Wis
Waltar Harta
Deer Cree
U S Army Specialist Girard case sparks policy concerns
Lawyers for Army Specialist 3C William S Girard push a habeas corpus challenge to keep him from being tried in Japanese courts. The defense argues he was on duty when the incident occurred and a 1950 US Japan agreement places him under US court martial. Government and White House aides warn upsetting US policy could cause untold damage as Eisenhower backs the Japanese court path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
C. Williams
Girard
Japart
Eisenhower
Fuller Defends $50 000 Figure On Income Tax
The Colby school committee defended its 1957 48 budget figure of 50 000 dollars as the anticipated revenue from income tax. The Journal has questioned the gap between the district figure and the city total of 448 000 dollars. The response noted the city taxes nearby communities not taxed by the district. Deputy figures include self employed and business filers. Reported disputes center on the number of taxpayers and city versus district responsibility.
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Thlourhoun
TWA
Gly
Carl Smithy
Fuller
Gory
Corey
Keey Uyion Gry
Meadvilley
Jastixtowh
Yidiur
Tiller Sikh
Courluit
Lee Genet
Patel Dipley Gay Fuller
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