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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1957
Page
4
The United Nations General Assembly hears Soviet charges of US world domination and subversion. The world backs Senator Knowland, labeling the claims mockery of facts. The piece defends Hungary's revolt condemnation and urges recognition of Soviet actions.
A paraphrased excerpt quotes President Eisenhower praising US progress with allied development while warning of Soviet international control and global communist aims to destroy religion governments and traditions of the Christian Buddhist and Judaic worlds in a stark Cold War framing.
President's address denounces worldwide communism and international forces, claiming they seek to crush national pride and freedoms. He cites Hungary as example of suppression and asserts united resolve to support aspirations for liberty, insisting God-given destiny will prevail.
A dense excerpt discusses consumer price levels, the cost of necessities like food and clothing, and the broad index covering shelters transportation and services. It notes prices remain high for a long period, with mentions of wage trends, economic resilience, and comparisons across years including 1947 to 1954. The text also references Britain’s naval power and the shift from battleships to other military priorities.
Trucker comments defend Millcreek Township operations amid claims of policing overreach and heavy fines for overweight loads. Statements allege out of state wagons and local authorities targeting trucking firms, with residents calling for focus on road safety and revenue practices. An educator from Beaver Falls, Oren HL, 65, died unexpectedly yesterday at home.
Hollywood rates The Great Ziegfeld as its best work of 1936 with Lilse Rainer and Paul Munt singled out. Academy selections announced last night at the winter ceremony shaping film colony social life. Debaters from Corry High fall to Titusville High with a late count. Roosevelt Highway resurfacing planned between Corry and Union City at an estimated cost near $180 000 by the State Highway Department.
40 Years Ago March 5 1917 the NuBone Cor sed Company placed a large advertisement seeking more help for the Tyty factory. Company officials spoke of plans to move the local plant from its site as members of Company A and other units of the Sixteenth regiment arrived in Washington to join the Pennsylvania National Guard troops in the inaugural parade. J Dickinson and Son took possession of the business Saturday.
Funeral services for Mark Lynn McCray were held yesterday at p.m. at the Bracken Funeral Home. Rev. DeForest Tennies officiated. Bearers were Robert Jackson, Lary Jackson, Fred Morris and Richard Anderegs. Out of town attendees included Mrs. A.M. George, Mrs. John Gustavson, Jon Gustavson, Jack George and Mrs. James Mohnkern of Ol City, Mrs. Don Wld Smerker of Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shay and sons of Cooperstown, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Pawil George and Richard Mohnkern of President, Pa. Interment was in McCray Cemetery.
FBI agents ordered up the investigation into possible interstate shipment of obscene literature. Dwight Wilson was arrested Sunday for indecent exposure and possession. Two women from his neighborhood aided local police, described by officials as the most disgusting material seen here in recent years.
New York reports on April 1 soft coal mines raising pay by 80 cents daily while southern mines plan a 25 cent per ton coal price increase and northern mines may follow. Labor Dept cites five million workers to gain raises this year as cost of living hits a new record. Eisenhower urges voluntary restraint, sparking debate over wage growth and profits.
In a March letter the First National City Bank of New York notes this debate recurs during inflationary periods. It outlines the mania for rising prices, argues productivity growth lags, and asserts profit margins shrink as sales volume rises, citing in its 1956 earnings statements that sales rose without proportional profits.
The piece argues profits rose faster than wages, suggesting wage increases could come from profits without raising prices. It contends higher wages should grant labor a bigger share in business returns, urging self restraint by labor, management, and government in the ongoing debate.
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