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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1957
Page
4
A Corry Journal digest notes Equitable Life head James F. Oates warns big business faces political risk amid coming campaigns. It cites Lebanon’s pro Western stance and a Soviet-fueled leak during a Lebanese election, signaling waning Soviet credibility. Health bill totals reach 13 billion, detailing national heart services costs and corporate health agency growth.
Corry residents note route 6 alignment shifting near Center street and Columbus avenue then along the hillside to reconnect with Route 6 by the fish hatchery. Charles Waterhouse observes 38th wedding anniversary at 415 Grand Street. A cement sidewalk project shows edge deterioration. July sees a rise in aldermen and justices of the peace numbers. A Corry Country Club gathering will host area minor judiciary. Meadville police eject a fast buck scheme operator targeting garage owners. Mrs Walter Ross, now in California, suffers a heart attack and remains in Providence Hospital Room 375.
Channel listings for WBEN Buffalo show a dense slate: 5:39 Bucs, 6:00 Headlines, 6:15 Sports Quiz, 6:40 Film, 7:00 Film, 10:00 Gun Smoke, 11:15 Sports, 11:30 Saturday Playhouse The Man Is Down. Sunday begins with Color Test Pattern at 8:00, Let's Open The Door at 9:00, Lamp Unto My Feet at 10:00, Uncle Jerry's Club at 10:30, Eye Oh New York at 11:00, Camera Three at 11:30, News and Weather, Let's Look at Congress, Living World, Catholic Action News, Sunday Afternoon Playhouse, Field and Stream, Voice of Tomorrow Contest, Face the Nation, World News, The Last Word, You Are There, My Favorite Husband, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The 64 000 Challenge, What's My Line, Sports, Elena Thirty Centre Treachery Rides the Range.
Erie Alderman James Hogan held one man for court and indicated he would dismiss charges against another man and a woman in a gambling case. Benjamin Bassham, 50, Erie, held on $500 bail for valily operating a gambling house after a raid on June Ath Oakland place. Calvin B. Ratcliffe, 59, and Lot 1 Ratcliffe Graves, 41, both from Brie, to be discharged as premises allegedly raided but no longer held. The district attorney’s office said evidence was insufficient to hold the other defendants for court.
A New York based Communist party vice presidential candidate, identified as a Negro born in Pratt City, Alabama, died yesterday. The obituary notes the figure’s involvement with the Communist movement in the 1930s.
June 22, 1937 report notes breakdown of four power naval demonstration talks among Britain France Germany over Valencia. Also reports 14 year old Jimmy McEvoy burned by a firecracker near his home. Mayor Miller orders patrols to curb rowdy behavior at local beer joints after weekend disorders.
Forty years ago on June 22, 1917 the Girl Wind campaign continued with strong support, subscriptions reaching 6525 dollars. Ticket sales for the Corry Shut Winer pens began today in all four wards, and High School uniforms were noted as a local concern.
Fire swept a Rome Amusement Co building at 702 West 16th, blamed on ejected wine fumes spreading to juke boxes and a pinball machine workshop. Loss pegged at 7500, nine juke boxes cited. Deputy Chief Hammann said fire began near an electric wall switch and burned for about 38 minutes. Firefighter Captain Manning hospitalized with possible heart attack. Fire crews from three pumping trucks and a ladder truck contained the blaze. Also notes June 20 livestock sale prices and two Essex street family gardens uprooted by vandals.
Fragmentary text references a figure or group in the Far East and tensions with western networks. Limited readable details suggest a political or security context involving East and West relations and potential messaging or broadcasting issues.
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