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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1955
Page
4
In a high pace finish the Corry High School five upset McKean 20 to 18 on McKean’s court. Captain Don Paulson led Beavers with 12 points as both teams lit up the final period.
City planners suggest revamping the Erie traffic bureau to add six accident investigators and switch to a around the clock operation. Captain George Purvis would advise Mayor Arthur Gardner on the proposals after yesterday’s discussions. The plan aims to replace the current six day week and Sunday closure with continuous service. The traffic office now closes at 10 30 p m and opens at 6 a m.
The administration proposes increases to base pay and subsistence for armed forces and expands fringe benefits. The plan cites a 6 percent overall raise, larger than the 5 percent average from 1952, and notes private industry growth in fringe benefits since then.
Rev J Emerson Law reflects on the biblical passage Matthew 22 11 14 and the parable of the marriage feast noting the called and the chosen and the humbling of Christ. The column ends with a brief local sports update and scholastic results showing a junior high win over Waterford 2 11.
A reader test asks seven current events and facts questions with multiple choice style prompts. It covers the Pledge, a fired eminent American author, conscientious objectors, Bible word counts, Pike's Peak versus Mt Blanc, university endowments, and Earth's surface balance.
Fifteen days of public hearings on the stock market opened today before the Sea committee chaired by W. Fulbright. The panel aims to understand and clarify market effects on the economy, noting past major investigations and the role of blue sky laws and the NASD in regulating practices.
Pakistan gifts a six month old Bengal tiger named Ambassador Syed Aada Sage to the United States as a symbol of friendship. The tiger is to be displayed at the Washington Zoo under the direction of the Foreign Office.
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