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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1959
Page
4
Rates listed for mail and carrier services with yearly and monthly totals. Mentions advance payment in restricted territory and display advertising deadline at 9 a.m. on the previous publication date. Includes figures: $11.00 yearly, $95.75 months, $0.00 yearly, $4.75 all months, seven cents per week, and application for availing rates.
A long analysis outlines unemployment at 4.7 million and 5 million families on surplus food, with recovery lagging. It notes extended unemployment insurance ending this month, state general assistance variability, and federal funding limits. The piece warns renewed aid could shift costs to states and federal standards.
James Aquilina pledged to Kappa Sigma at Washington and Jefferson College. Mrs. Glenn Ruggar’s relation to Howard J. Bush recalled after a fatal accident at Werleyville. Louis Auer honored as an elder Odd Fellow. Stalin death noted. Fluoridation moves in Linesville and other towns sparking council debates. Tax package impact cited at $364000 daily. Beatrice Betistin pledged to Lambda Mu at Mansfield State College. Rumors about National Guard Company F clarified amid Pentomic reorganization. Carlyle Coons honored for 1968 sales. Merger of units hints at reduced local police force. Market sale talks for an out-of-town buyer noted.
Rev William Sturdevant reflects on the cross finality of salvation with sermons noting Jesus cry It is finished and redemption completed Also political notes on a parking authority and local primary concerns plus Postscript updates about students and county industry Erie County ranks high in state production amid 1957 drought impacts.
Samuel Ewart 61 longtime store manager of the Joseph Horne Co Nation Heights branch died at his home last night. He was a direct descendant of Hugh H Brackenridge early Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice and founder of the University of Pittsburgh.
Washington reports committees of the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations met with President Roosevelt to start negotiations ending labor's three year civil war. Also Columbus residents gain one more week to collect signatures for street lighting restoration petitions to township supervisors. Director Weaver plans tax reassessment changes to Corry properties. council will hear details soon.
Babson argues that a German led defense against missiles could secure peace. He claims Germany, aided by Britain, France, and the United States, leads in ground to air missile research, while Russia seeks space. warns of Berlin tension and Germany’s historical sins. He projects Germany as central to Western defense and world stability.
The piece discusses Russia’s fear of Western military advances, Khrushchev’s possible plan to absorb Berlin, and the West’s potential crisis if Berlin is isolated. It suggests a global anti missile shield could prompt Moscow to withdraw, allowing East and West Berlin to unite with free passage worldwide.
Harrisburg AP reports the State Labor and Industry Department ordered twenty more Pennsylvania schools to make structural changes to comply with fire safety rules. The list includes Erie County Marshall Elementary Garfield Elementary Erie Technical Market Street Elementary Wesleyville Wattsburg Elementary Fairview Elementary Cranesville Elementary Edinboro Elementary South Main Elementary Union City Waterford Elementary Waterford and other districts.
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