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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1959
Page
4
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The merged labor federation's executive council in San Juan Puerto Rico urged Congress to enact a universal 36 hour week and a minimum wage of $1.25 an hour. They argue automation justifies higher pay and shorter hours without price rises, while warning about industry impact and possible job losses. Graduate engineering enrollments rise to 27 456 master's and 4 762 doctorates, yet freshman engineering enrollment drops 16 percent, triggering concern over defense contract cuts.
Hal Boyle notes prosperity breeds unease as money fails to satisfy, causing national unease about meaning. He questions modern life, urges reflection, and laments the hollow feel of wealth while a Los Angeles report states Alfred B. Knox, national sales director of Central Scientific Co., died of a heart attack while on a business trip in California.
The piece notes Lawrence's tax plan is doomed as lawmakers debate the distance of highway billboards and a looming April 1 deadline. Senate action centers on smoke control, housing discrimination bans, and a probe into the Public Instruction Department under Supt. Boehm.
Titusville council debated driver license checks for city workers after a parking truck operator was arrested for driving without a license. Councilman Conway urged department foremen to ensure all city vehicle operators hold valid licenses. Kriner urged a city wide police file and license verification. Mayor Hampton supported known officer licensing. The issue followed a second recent incident and councilmember concern over public embarrassment.
Mr and Mrs Leo Kinnan of Springfield Town ship allege that Groves Construction Co heavy equipment trespassed on their Route 6N West Springfield property in July 1958 within 75 feet of the store. They claim vibrations cracked concrete walls and say repairs would cost 9 875 and 2 000 to raise the roof. Attorney Lindley McClelland filed the county court suit yesterday for the plaintiffs.
Macmillan and Khrushchev wrapped a day of discussions with cautious optimism over groundwork for cold war diplomacy. Khrushchev stressed the goal of separate peace treaties with West and East Germany and an end to Western occupation of West Berlin, even as EastWest rifts remain.
NBC-TV dedicates Some of Manle's Friends to Emanuel Sacks, NBC vice president who died of leukemia last Feb 9. Celebrities like Sid Caesar Rosemary Clooney Nat King Cole Perry Como Eddie Fisher Betty Grable Bob Hope and Frank Sinatra join a fundraising show donating about 100000 to the Emanuel Sacks Foundation for Medical Research in Philadelphia. Sacks was a talent scout and decisive voice who helped launch many careers, though public recognition was limited.
The Corry Ministers present a Lenten meditation from St Richard Dean on Mark 14 13 36. The piece reflects how faith is exercised daily and highlights Peter walking on water as an example of faith in action. It notes Peter’s doubt beneath the wind and his eventual reliance on Christ for greater faith.
William Allen Horning, MGM supervising art director and six time Oscar nominee, died yesterday of lung cancer at age 54. The Springfield, Missouri native earned a current Academy Award nomination for Gle1.
Rajkot India March 23 1939 Mahatma Gandhi begins a noon fast unto death after Thakore ruler of Rajkot state breaks promise to inaugurate social reforms. Followers worry the ailing leader may not survive this test. Merchants prepare to remodel shops for spring display while Junior High School awards letters to 119 students for citizenship and scholarship presented by Principal Harold G Wolfe with brief remarks on civic duties.
City Superintendent C. J. Naegle returns from Chicago after attending the National Educational Association annual meeting that attracted record attendance. Corry Council of the United Commercial Travelers names officers D. B. Titus J. Wesley Howard Wilson Edwards Bert Corbin Harry Keim Roy Wilcox F O Howard and C M Couch. Public Service Commission plans another gas conference in Pittsburgh around March 18 to set its policy.
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