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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1957
Page
4
The Corry Journal details its publishing staff and ad rates while presenting an essay on equalizing prosperity. It discusses decentralization as a policy to spread industry and wealth, quoting Elmer F. Twyman and noting Canadian prosperity and a Liberal collapse after 22 years, leaving a stalemate.
An analysis notes a 110 seat party lacking a clear majority in Parliament. It discusses balance of power among parties, potential leaders such as Louis St Laurent, and hints at tensions with Canada’s Conservative and Liberal factions. It mentions economic concerns, American investment impact, and shifting Canadian relations with Britain and the United States.
The report from Albuquerque covers a justice of the peace case where Lorena Dury was charged after a traffic stop. Officials say the suspect was choked during the confrontation following a routine radar speed check, with subsequent warnings issued for speeding.
Yesterday's memories recount a distant history with references to a polar route, the Moscow team, and distant figures like Sue Franonen. The piece mentions the Golden Rose Club organizing a prize day with 820 in prizes, with details about merchants and locations and a sense of community interest.
Announcement last night stated the local Red Cross chapter will occupy rooms in the Cameron building. Local Masonic members head to Coudersport for this week’s meeting. Alumni Association officers and executive committee named for the year. A motorist was cited for speeding 36 mph in a 25 mph zone and then flagged radar cars with a white handkerchief.
An eight year old boy visiting an uncle in Frewsburg was struck and killed yesterday by a truck on Route 62 near the community. Police say the side mirror struck him in the head after the front fender grazed him. The bicyclist was from Charleston.
Maurice O'Brien of Erie reported missing $1,000 from the watch pocket of his trousers after leaving them at a cleaner's at noon. He and police searched the pants but found no money. He insists the wad was in the pocket and suggests it may have fallen on the street en route.
North Sacramento police report a six week theft series from Mrs Grice involving a $100 watch $80 cash $100 liquor and car gas. She butted in anger when seven books of trading stamps were stolen saying she had soaked and licked every stamp.
William Bressler 33 of Clearfield, acting for Kane contractor W H Christian, survived a near fatal electric shock at New Yorke Pennsylvania Paper Mill when 220 volts surged through him. A coworker William Lindberg tried to pull the grinding wheel free but was shocked. after shutting the switch, Bressler was treated by Dr N F Bonner and nurse Arm Powley and taken to Elk County General Hospital in Ridgway for further care.
Workers at the Struthers Wells plant returned to work after accepting a management package. IAM members walked off Friday as the contract expired. The deal provides a 31 cent hourly raise over ten years, a pension plan, hospital benefits, and a cost of living clause. Union voted 4 to 1 to accept. average wage now 213 dollars per hour. Settlement reached at yesterday’s negotiation session.
Dr Bertrand, head of Berry Schools and College in Rome Georgia, describes a philosophy that hardship builds happiness and independence. He notes the school trains 16 000 students across a 90 000 acre campus with uniforms, work requirements, religious services, and self run farms.
The Town Committee approved a limit of four cats per household after prior consideration of two. A resident argued one neighbor owned 17 cats prompting the measure. Local officials confirmed the decision was aimed at addressing feline overpopulation concerns.
A coroner's jury in Pittsburgh recommended that Mildred Duncan be bound for grand jury on a murder charge for shooting her husband Gene Duncan 33, a Razor Express pilot, in their home last May 25. She testified she shot after finding lipstick on a shirt following his return from a fight. The couple moved from Baltimore to Pittsburgh last January with two children Charlene seven and Daphne five.
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