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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1957
Page
3
County officials debate property reassessment impact on taxes with aim to hold the 10 mill tax line. They acknowledge reassessment could raise tax revenue even if the millage stays same or falls, hoping to ease fiscal pressure for 1958. A reader letter from Barbara Blake appears on the page.
Fairfield Randolph and East Mead townships received 386 mailed letters notifying delinquents of unsatisfactory settlements on 1956 wage taxes. Tax office workers warn of impending legal action if accounts remain unpaid and report delays with 1957 mercantile licenses.
A Harborcreek Township woman suffered a heart attack while driving on Route 20 near Harborcreek last night and died minutes after steering the car off the highway. Mrs. Albert E. Cass, 43, was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at Hamot Hospital. Three women were in the car, including her mother Mrs Myrtle Cass and a sister.
Union revises contract demands after talks with Hammermill Paper Company as nine thousand workers, idle at the Eastside plant, await a company response. Frank Mayer Sr., union president, says he cannot discuss Thursday’s session under an agreed pledge. Federal mediator Grover Stainbrook assisted but did not participate in the meetings.
Bertha E. Chambers rites conducted at 2 40 p m at Davison Funeral Home with Rev George A Myers officiating Burial followed at Blain Cemetery Active pallbearers were Joseph McCray Lawrence Wade Lynn McCray and Frank Hannah Mr and Mrs Claude Matteson from Wattsburg attended Also Jace Warmoth aged 64 former Washington Senators pitcher of the late 1920s died yesterday In law Mrs George Cass and neighbor Mrs Leon Morrison of Erle were uninjured.
A fragmented, first year reflection on television culture in New York. Reporters recall interview habits, press agents, and prominent figures like Arthur Godfrey and Noel Coward, noting the mix of talent and incompetence in a city dominated by media attention.
Fair skies greeted the start of summer in the East with generally pleasant weather. Forecasters expect rain along the Gulf Coast and showers or storms inland. The season began officially at 8:21 a.m., following a spring dominated by deadly tornadoes, floods, and a searing heat wave across much of the period.
A Senate clash over civil rights legislation features Senator Knowland and Senator Russell arguing about the Congressional Reorganization Act of 186. The exchange centers on committee rules and potential chaos from altering traditional Senate procedures.
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