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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1956
Page
6
Erie County reports outline milk price cut hearings in York and Harrisburg with Hollidaysburg March 15 and requests to eliminate or halve a cent cut. December public assistance reaches 1.4 percent of Erie County population.
A Thursday schedule listing WBEN TV Channel 4 programming from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM with Arthur Godfrey and Friends and The Millionaire, continuing into late night with News, Weather, Sports, and Theatre. Local ads include Steve's Texaco Service offering motor tune ups, tires, gas, and oil at 020 North Center St.
Associated Press reports violent March storms sweeping the nation killed at least one person and injured more than 30. Tornadic winds and heavy thunderstorms ravaged Ohio Valley and three Midwest states, with snow and gusty winds hitting the Rockies Central Plains and upper Mississippi Valley. Warm Gulf air surged northward causing summerlike temperatures in the southeast.
Kansas Governor Hall and Democratic Chairman Paul Butler clashed on the Kansas City Press Club Griddle Show over the 1956 campaign. Butler urged voters to reelect Eisenhower November 6 and argued health and fitness questions loom, while Hall claimed Eisenhower is ready for full time duty and warned against Democratic programs.
Holl suggests a "heart attack" doubt, noting many government friends have suffered heart problems yet continue working. Butler counters, adding some are elsewhere, implying continued activity despite health scares.
Corry residents are invited to a three day open house at the Western Auto Associate Store on East Washington Street. The new store opens 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday through Saturday with door prizes including a television, tires, a TV clock and an electric blanket. Lester Lopus moves to the new location after selling his old shop to make way for a new office building. Grand opening savings are offered during the event.
ARNOLD Pa The State Mines Department was ordered to investigate a cave-in in an abandoned coal mine shaft that has cracked walls and foundations in nearby homes. The Senate and House passed resolutions urging action to correct the issue. Twelve families were evacuated Monday as the earth sank. Mayor M Frank Horne will seek federal disaster aid and later state funds for street and sewer repairs. State inspector Charles Curry blames subsidence of worked out mines. test borings are under way. Damage is estimated at 180000 dollars. Most houses are brick built in the last 15 years.
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