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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1951
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including publisher Arthur Colegrove and managing editor George Sample. It details advertising reps, postal rates, and deadlines while discussing Bureau of Labor Statistics revisions to price indices and housing weight changes affecting overall inflation measures.
The article explains the 1961 proposal to honor escalator clauses tying wages to the consumer price index. It notes the index measures price influences on living costs, not living costs themselves, and recounts historical disputes over index accuracy and calls for revisions amid wartime constraints and postwar changes.
A breezy self help style query asks 10 questions to gauge intellect. It includes geography Biblical trivia historical capitals theater history and grammar. Answers determine whether one is a genius superior excellent good average fair or poor.
Injuries from a Florida auto crash claim Mrs. W Siegfried of Union City died in Deland. H H Marsh of Waterford to visit to settle alleged boycott issues involving Dairymen's League Co operative Association. J J Desmond and F Whittlesey named to Erie County unemployment committee. A former Corry youth linked to a Union City service station break in awaits trial. Coach Sedrie McCall plans Beavers participation in Alfred University invitational March 12 14 1931.
In Trenton a six man murder case returns to superior court for a third trial after two earlier trials. The six defendants, all named as local residents, face the electr chair if convicted of killing a 72 year old shopkeeper over three years ago. Jury selection will span several days before the state presents its evidence.
About 1800 hourly and salaried workers at Metric Metal Works voted to accept a voluntary wage hike of 7 to 19 cents per hour. The raise takes effect Monday pending Wage Stabilization Board approval, with labor and management representatives preparing filings for the WSB.
The union negotiators secured retroactive pay increases once approved, with Mareh cited as the effective start. Kiligensmith noted the hikes are voluntary since the contract cannot be reopened at present.
A union pressed for a wage increase tied to the rising cost of living. Management agreed and granted the raise, according to a spokesman.
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