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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 15, 1959
Page
3
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Hope Dim For Jobless Pay Tax Reduction
Harrisburg AP reports little hope for a reduction in unemployment compensation payroll taxes in Pennsylvania next year. Paul J. Smith, director of the Unemployment Compensation Bureau, says the fund must reach 300 million by December 31, with current holdings around 87.6 million and a recent federal loan of 6,440 not counted. He notes a flat 27 percent tax this year due to the low fund level, down from historical rates, and cites a steady drop in unemployment claims from 333,000 in January to 166,000 in early June, with April to June tax receipts around 80.7 million and final receipts expected near 82 million. The state committee led by Gov. Lawrence faces July deadlines for a report, but even if produced, legislative action by adjournment is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Paul J. Smith
Unemployment Compensation Bureau
Smith
Gov. Lawrence
James Creese
Drexel Institute of Technology
Philadelphia
Creese
Corryite Family Escapes Injury After Auto Collision
Corryite residents Mr and Mrs Robert List and their children survived a sideswipe and crash near Titusville when their car struck a concrete culvert. Mrs List suffered shock and abrasions and was treated at Titusville Hospital and released. The List family adopted infant Pamela Sue Miller was checked and discharged. Frank G Dorrance of Corry drove the other vehicle and was uninjured. Police estimated the List car damage at about 600 dollars. Dorrance’s losses were not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Corry
Robert List
List
Pamela Sue Miller
Spring Creek
Frank G. Dorrance
Dorrance
Erie Seaport Opens With St. Lawrence Inaugural
The 185 mile St. Lawrence Seaway opens expanding Pennsylvania space for Atlantic shipping. Erie now joins Philadelphia as a seaport with Gov Lawrences urging a $600000 expansion. Officials foresee traffic growth and highway link to accelerate port development in western Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Lawrence Seaway
Pennsylvania
Erie
Philadelphia
Lawrence
William Daviin
Harrisburg
Davlin
Pittsburgh
Arthur Gardner
Malcolm A. Buckey
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Traffic and Transportation Council
Erie Seaport Sees Boost as Ville de Quebec Leads Dockings
Port of Erie expects higher throughput with new seaport facilities opened alongside the St. Lawrence Seaway. Administrator Joseph Martin forecasts a 30 000 ton increase this year and ongoing gains of 30 000 tons annually as about 30 sea-going ships are expected to dock before navigation ends. The Ville de Quebec became the first ocean going vessel to dock, unloading 1131 drums of oil weighing about 700 tons for European markets, marking a shift from ore boats to more international traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain
Faunce
Erle
Joseph Martin
Port of Erie Commission
Ville de Quebec
Parents son 6 killed in crash near Marys WV
Reed B. Day 30 of Taylorsville Pennsylvania his wife Elisabeth 28 and their 6-year-old son James were killed in a two car collision seven miles south of Marys City yesterday. State police said another auto swerved to miss a third car pulling onto the highway and collided with Day s car. Day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Marys
W. Va
Reed B. Day
Taylorsville
Elisabeth
James
Here
Day
Youthful Trio Charged After Vandalism Spree
Three young men were arrested after a vandalism spree in Allysville Juncourpass. They allegedly ran over a flower box in front of the Centennial office, then moved the damaged box to a nearby service station. Each man posted a $20 bond and restitution for the crushed flowers was required, with hearings set before Police Magistrate Allen Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allysville
Oi! Centennial Tne
Tionesta
Trom Endeavor
Latrobe
Allen Love
Sid
Bus Collide Injures Fifteen West of Pittsburgh
A Pittsburg and Weirton bound bus slammed a parked tractor trailer on Routes 22 and 30 near North Payette Two, injuring 15 and sending 11 to hospitals. The bus carried 29 people. four of the injured were treated and released, while four remained in serious condition. Driver Harry Eckersturg, 64, of Weirton, was seriously hurt. others named include Henry Pappas and Philip Brake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulcahy
Ohio Valley ‘Hospital
Henry Pappas
Philip E. Brake
Bill
Anna Manitos
Mary Manitos
Weirton
Harry Eckersturg
Edger Frost
Bulger
Deer injury ends Sunday drive in Engelwood
A deer jumped onto the hood of Charles J. Smiths car in Engelwood, Colorado breaking the windshield before limping away. A nearby patrolman later located the injured animal and killed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engelwood
Colo
Charles J. Smith
Smith
Couple killed in crash. boy dies en route
A couple were killed instantly in the crash and their son died while being transported to the hospital. The tragedy left the community seeking details as investigators began work at the scene.
Babson Outlines Frozen Foods Impact on Nation's Canneries
Roger W. Babson notes that postwar citrus co operatives reduced costs and advancing canning and freezing methods have raised quality and uniformity. He warns cannery costs will rise, raw-material controls must tighten, and synthetic products like General Foods Tung may reshape demand. Vegetables lead frozen-volume with poultry and prepared foods growing, while labor costs and machinery needs increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Miss
Florida
General Foods
Contract farming and refrigerated growth reshape farming
The era presses agricultural change with contract farming expanding, aided by railroad refrigeration and retail display space. Fruit, vegetable production, canning, freezing, and marketing become large scale, assembly line driven. Synthetic foods may lead the shift as demand grows.
Long bids for freedom linger in Texas recount
Long accuses political rivals of drugging him at the Louisiana governor’s mansion. He says he was strapped to a stretcher and flown to Texas, alleging a conspiracy to keep him from seeking office. He points to Sen. Russell Long, Blanche Long, his wife, and adjutant general Raymond Hult as participants.
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Long
John Sealy Hos_pital
Baton Rouge
Texas
Shreveport
Ktbs-Tv
Sen
Russell Long
D-La
Blanche Long
Raymond Hult
Louisiana
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