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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1959

Page

6

County Must Have $17,000 Or Lose Aid

The county must raise 17 000 in cash to avoid losing a 41 000 federal match for Erie County’s master plan. Planning Director Matthew Stegner reported to the county commissioners that without the funds the two year Urban Renewal Administration project cannot be completed. He outlined staff increases, budget gaps, and potential office space needs as the county negotiates federal requirements and possible extensions.

Erie County Matthew Stegner Bates Fred Lamber- Cail Proctor Bowis Ae Urban Renewal Administration Stegner E. Anderson Erie County | Planning Commission Roteyal Maurice Roteyal Pittsburgh Cambridge Springs

World Press Urges Unity Against Totalitarianism at Congress

Coluia Mo AP Latin American delegates urged global journalists to back a united front for a free press as essential to democracy. Julio Hernandez of El Colombiano warned against economic and political pressures from advertisers and groups, stressing independence as foundational to press freedom.

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Mitchell Pushes Prompt Labor Control Action

James P. Mitchell urged prompt labor control legislation during two days of House Labor subcommittee testimony. He defended proposals as necessary to protect workers while avoiding heavy handed measures, and criticized both Kennedy’s and Barden’s bills as potentially overreaching. He framed the issue around protecting rights and preventing blackmail picketing and secondary boycotts while enabling orderly labor relations.

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Lenten Meditation at Corry Ministers Readings and Reflections

A Corry church service centers on Lent with ministers guiding through scripture from Mathew 15 and the teachings of Christ. The message urges inner change over ritual, stressing mercy, forgiveness, and a life aligned with faith beyond tradition.

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End to Ban on Politics in Welfare Department

The Welfare Department ends a year long ban on political activity by its roughly 17 000 employees. Secretary Ruth Harting says workers may run for office if duties are not interfered with. Previous policy under Harry Shapiro barred political activity and even led to removals. The policy change follows Governor Lawrence Lawrence remarks on state employment and public service class. Retirement note: Evans, 83, a Cleveland Plain Dealer cartoonist, died after a long illness in Palm Beach Florida.

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