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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1958
Page
4
A university psychiatrist explains discipline to alumni, comparing it to training for physicians and lawyers. The piece argues disciplined limits provide safety, freedom, and better enjoyment for children, stating proper administration strengthens skills and personal growth.
American scientists may not be lacking in numbers but face a shortfall in science teachers. The National Society of Professional Engineers urges focus on quality over quantity while noting enrollment remains at an all time high. Prof Havighurst argues the nation lacks trained science teachers and points to the space age needing new scientific indoctrination.
In private life assistance to a friend in a lucrative venture can be praiseworthy yet poses risks when the friend is a Federal Communications Commission member. Chairman Harris halted Thurman Whiteside’s testimony, citing possible violations of federal criminal laws by principals in the case. Whiteside denied any misconduct.
U S travelers head to Europe in record numbers before jet travel becomes common yet agents warn individuals remain cost conscious during slumps and will likely cut abroad spending. Commerce says travel outlays rise relative to income despite the downturn. American Express projects Europe travel up 10 percent to about 680 000 with boosts from the Centennial Brus s Fair and new intl air links.
The Atlantic pin links to higher peak season travel. Analysts forecast increased passenger totals across routes and markets. European and American offices anticipate a boom in self drive car hire while hotel bookings abroad rise. Americans foresee longer stays in cheaper destinations and stronger spending abroad. Hotels, inns, and restaurants expect to serve about 150000 traveling Americans this year. Cities like Paris, Brussels, Rome, and London report substantial outbound tourism demand and higher advance bookings.
Mrs E Morris of Union City died Saturday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital after a period of declining health. Born June 11, 1873 in Corry, she lived in Canasga as a child before returning to Corry in 1886. She married Harry Morris in 1936. he preceded her in death. Survived by son Robert and four other sons, a sister-in-law, and numerous grandchildren and nephews. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2:30 at Bracken Turner home with Rev. George Myers officiating. interment in Pine Grove.
A report notes about 100000 visitors seek Madrid Amsterdam Venice Florence Naples and Copenhagen with New York as host city. Walter H Johnson of American Airlines says new jet planes will connect European tourist and business hubs with major U.S. inland cities, altering arrival patterns for transatlantic travel.
Mrs Milton Delink leaves Saturday for an indefinite visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Nessbit at North Hosick New York. Mrs Nessbit is recovering from a major operation. Mrs Irving Wilcox of Ossining NY left for home after spending a week with her mother Mrs Jennie Neckers. Mrs Wilcox was called by the death of her sister Miss Iva Jane Neckers. Mrs James Gravink hosted a luncheon in honor of Mrs Irving Wilcox with several local ladies attending. A stork shower honored Mrs Harvey Bensink at the farmers home with games contests and gifts. Guests included Mrs Harold Ten Haken Mrs Earl Cady and others. Melvin Swiely and children from Bemis Point stayed with Ralph Thompson, with a family dinner at George Levrters. The Wesleyan Guild met at Ralph Thompson Jr. house with a program on hospital work and health aid. The WSCS met at the church parlors with programs on our heritage and plans for future meetings. The Sherwin-Williams visit to Erie featured a melting event. A special congregational meeting followed the peer meeting at the Aube Reformed church. Home Extension met at Mrs Gilbert D Ton’s. first lesson on screens given by Mrs Gilbert Willis. The fundraiser planned for March 18 at Mrs Beret Cady’s home.
Meadville residents in the Fifth Ward faced flood warnings with 548 inch creek depth and rising water. Fire Chief Fred Carman said the threat eased after an ice jam broke, though another jam formed later before breaking up. Water flow moved within banks as crews monitored conditions and evacuation plans remained standby.
A past Corry record recalls a southern California storm causing extensive damage and dozens of deaths with an estimated 25 million dollars in losses. Other notes cover a sewer project update, a school matinee of The Bonnet Girl, new measles cases, a firemen meeting for Tri Town organizers, and Corry Junior High basketball prep after a 19-15 win setting up a deciding game.
Erie man Louis Baughman 43 faces two counts of assault with intent to ravish and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of minors for alleged attempts to assault two girls aged 12 and 18. Police say the incident occurred last Friday while parents were away. Baughman pleaded guilty at arraignment and is held on 2000 bond. Two Pittsburgh injuries from autos prove fatal for Martin Berry 11 and Michael Hodge 7.
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