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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
4
Corry Journal details publication info and staff roles. Advertising rates and deadlines are listed, with prices for subscriptions and carrier delivery. The paper notes AP news rights and post office registration details.
A NY Adolescent Court experiment paired judge prosecutor and parole officer to guide 24 boys aged 16 to 21 through parole. Each wrote an American responsibility essay, graduates earned job and family hopes, with records noting rehabilitation rather than punishment. a Bible parable framed the success. Main Street 1969 outlines a nationwide highway era reshaping civic planning and urban development after the 1957 conference in Little Rock.
Reconstruction ideas argue for sweeping public backing to reshape Main Street with traffic streams as lifelines and support for pedestrian zones. The plan emphasizes a medieval town center vibe with paved sidewalks, trees, and greenery, aiming to make cities more humane through broad public sponsorship.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls a 1957 Erie labor confrontation at Griswald Manufacturing where 15 AF policemen repelled strikers near the plant. The episode followed a notable speech by a local figure and referenced a march by Sun Workers and others at Carry Street. Tomorrow's events include a luncheon for company children.
Four decades ago on June 18 1977 Father Sunsminner presided at St Thomas church while Cary boys Lee Wood and Murry Olds pledged service to the country. Water Cioviels led the Cary Board of Commerce meeting to discuss preparations as they plan consultation with officers serving in World War Two. Bybbith and Wilson represented Clarence Commandery and reported on a conference of Masumte relatives at Conneaut Lake.
A judge rejects the defense request to downgrade a murder charge against Leroy Magee. The hearing recalls testimony about malice and intent, with prosecutors arguing for a first or second degree verdict. Witnesses recount family ties and the suspect’s history while contesting the credibility of certain statements.
Deputy coroner Dr. Corford Cagn reports death by thromboembolism after a swim incident near Munavilie Road. The deceased, Meath Tack, was known for farm work since age three and operated a small welding shop with neighbors. No prior health issues were noted.
Workers and company negotiators from Struthers Wells and International Association of Machinists held talks at the Warren plant to avert a strike. The firm proposed 16 14 pension unit 1 cent contracts with 19 cent raises this year and 13 cents next year while picket lines remain around the facility.
W G Gordon graduates with a Master of Science in fish culture from the University of Michigan. He earned his bachelor’s degree at Mt Union College, Ohio, and after two years in the service, pursued graduate study at Ann Arbor. He works for the Federal Fish and Game Service and will be assigned to a commission office. He plans to influence U S measurement standards.
Judge Testy Ellenboyen of Ath ney County Court approved the sale of the abandoned well and 6,100 feet of pipe to the New York State Natural Gas Co for $25,000. The well, located near Fickle Fanny, was transferred as part of a plan to develop Loy Field and related natural gas projects.
A man and his 10-year-old son were swimming near Slippery Rock township when papale Papale collapsed from cramps and disappeared. Rescue teams retrieved the man from the river while bystanders and authorities searched the area.
A fragmented New York article envisions a future of science driven amusements and transport. It suggests telephonic conversations and air traffic control by machines while pondering whether material progress will curb humanity’s spiritual hunger. The essay notes early parlor entertainers turning into scientists and questions the value of progress by the century’s end.
Hal Boyle reflects on a future shaped by rapid scientific advancement and interconnected dependence. He warns that while machines may increase efficiency and comforts, they risk eroding individual happiness and the human heart, suggesting we may become each other’s crutches if the machine governs life.
The text muses on a plastic future powered by solar energy and emotional inner improvement. It then reports the recovery of Samuel Biskrl, 59, of Fairmont, West Virginia, found in the Allegheny River after being missing since Sunday from St. Francis General Hospital.
Heat wave drives livestock from lowlands to shore ground in Nebraska amid shifting wet conditions. Fresh tiln loaded to Blue River watershed and Wat was Fisime at a high rate between Seward and Beatsice. Ground damage reported in Marshalltown with estimated loss of 1 310,000. no injuries. Upper Pinmel and Aberdeen, Nebraska, report cloud activity.
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