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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1959
Page
3
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Final approval of federal aid totaling about 37000 dollars for the Port airport terminal buildings was granted by examiners. Frank Car boine praised the project calling it a superb example of modern airport construction. Patrols reported youths along East Main street harassing trains but left before officers arrived.
Joy Blaine, 22, a Tropicana showgirl, won the Nevada Miss title last Friday and will compete as Miss Universe in Long Beach starting July 16. Officials learned she is married and has been separated since last October and plans divorce during the pageant period.
At a board meeting the Will iam Johnson firm Johnson Gray and Associates of Erie proposed a two man field party to measure and photograph Dean School to prepare drawings for about $500. The board unanimously agreed to retain them with completion about 10 days later. The district expects to cover repairs within a $6,000 budget. The bid for painting the frame building was awarded to Gerald Whiteley for $690. A June jointure expense share was approved. A student enrollment survey was set with an August 1 deadline.
Dr Raymond D Coneley a Philadelphia area veterinarian who specialized in horse surgery and led Man o War Remedy Co died at his Lima home. The veteran innovator helped advance equine medicine and was a noted figure in local veterinary circles. London's subway system now covers about 250 miles of track.
The House considers trimming a 3.64 billion foreign aid authorization by about 300 million dollars after a 277 to 93 preliminary vote. Rep. Alvin Bentley plans amendments to reduce the total toward 3.3 billion, while the Senate panel released a higher authorized spending version than Eisenhower requested.
The Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Grower Association and three other farm groups quit the Governors Advisory Committee on Migrant Labor in protest of continued operation under the Department of Labor and Industry. Leon Epler of Northumberland says Senate Bill 688, now in the House Agriculture Committee, would satisfy the groups by continuing migrant labor regulation and creating a Migrant Farm Labor Commission within the Department of Agriculture.
City officials discussed street gravel issues in Concord led by Mayor Jared Kinley. Streets director J R Dowring said Hatch street gravel yields stones up to 10 inches. a screening device or a crusher could create uniform one and a half inch gravel for about 800 dollars per thousand yards. Council plans study and report findings.
A look at TV earnings notes top salaries around 250000 annually for star names while others earn far less. Desi Arnaz Lucille Ball and Raymond Burr are among the best paid, with package deals and studio shares boosting totals.
Victor Orn Roger Brown and Stewart Long formed a committee to set the exact Corry centennial date. Orn told the council on June 1 outlining plans and a possible price impact by 19.61. City engineer Don Williams said R C Sutton of Sutton and Herrmann Pittsburgh would fix several malfunctioning waffle lights and was expected to attend.
Troop 80 scouts prepare for a three day Washington Trail Encampment at Camp Sequoyah featuring the annual Summer Sun Ceremonial dances of the Order of Arrow. Attendees include scouts from Erie and Crawford counties. Troop 89 joins for a week long session June 27 through July 4 at the same camp.
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