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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1958

Page

3

Chautauqua Flood Control Bill Reviewed

Army engineers outline flood control plan for Chautauqua Lake and Chadakoin River. A diversion channel at the lake's northern end would funnel excess water into Lake Erie, with widening and deepening of local creeks and river channels. The project, approved locally in 1956, awaits action after inclusion in a broad omnibus bill vetoed by President Eisenhower previously.

Jamel Chautauqua Lake-Chadakola River House Senate Arty Engineers Chautauqua Lake Chautauqua Creek Lake Erie Con. Aresa Eisenhower Swain Jamestown Chautauqua County Board of Supervisors Chadakoin River

Peninsula road project seeks $75,000 appropriation

The Peninsula road bottleneck will be addressed by seeking a $75,000 grant from Governor George M. Leader and Highway Secretary Lewis Stevens. A four lane Peninsula Highway is estimated at 50,000 to 60,000 with 15,000 more for land takings. Bremen Construction Co. is already binding the road to the peninsula.

George M. Leader Lewis Stevens Peninsula Tom Watdameer Payt Sohn Dwyer Live One Peninsida Ene Gommioher Speking Leader Stevens Bremen Construction Co

TV Highlights and Programs New York on TV Credo

Television sponsors and agencies rely on a myth of audience wants while Elliott argues good plays draw viewers. Studio One aired Laughing Willow, a Washington DC comedy drama with no sponsor-desired elements, earning high ratings and praise. Elliott prefers New York over Hollywood, noting his limited drive to LA and the star system undermines show quality.

New York Mulder Sumner Locke Tibelt Eiliott Studio One Cbs-Tv Elliott Washington, D.C Elliottt Holly Wood Mies West Coast California Los Angeles Wells Fargo Star System

Taxpayers With Expense Accounts on Ian Breen

The Internal Revenue Service proposes changes to expense account reporting for 1958 tax returns. Employees who account to their employer need not itemize expenses, only state that funds did not exceed ordinary and necessary costs. Those unpaid to the employer must report total travel, transportation, and entertainment expenses and days away from home. Public comments due within 30 days. final adoption later.

Peronian Muse UA Internal Revenue Service Revenue Service

Auto Insurance Boost Forecast in Pennsylvania

National Union Insurance Companies president William Maclean predicted rising auto insurance rates in Pennsylvania echoing a national trend. He spoke to about 600 agents and executives at Pittsburgh Insurance Day, noting uncertainty on exact increases or timing. Harold J. Evans and William J. Grant warned the industry faces urgent problems and potential federal controls amid rate inequities and commission differentials.

Plusburgh Pennsylvania National Union Insurance Companies William Maclean Pittsburgh Harold J. Evans Reading American Casualty Co William J. Grant Allentown Pennsylvania Association of Insurance Agents Senate

Two men questioned after liquor store robbery in Glocester

In Glocester Rhode Island Theodore Kubaska’s liquor store was robbed of 100 dollars. Two men were picked up for questioning about an hour later after one said he lost 66 dollars at the track and the other added he lost 88. They were not charged immediately.

Glocester R. I Theodore Kubaska

Fighting Rages In Indonesia Amid Rebel Advances

Rebels control Gorontalo trading center with 15 000 residents as Central Government troops clash across North Celebes and Central Sumatra. Go rontalo fell to Lt Col D J Somba who backs the rebel government. Jakarta warns of renewed guerrilla warfare after early ground action.

Swausinucu Arut Mie Sumatra Jakarta Bat Dumal Here Caltex Dumai Duri Pakanbaru Suluh Indonesia Celebes Gorontela D. J. Somba Nani Wartabone Jonosewojo Gorontalo Somba Menado Tomohon

Warren Council Hears Charges on Fire Department

Warren borough council failed to act on charges by Hoseman Paul A. Drescher at Monday night meeting. He must file grievances in writing for the board to take action. The next meeting is expected to address the issue. A street improvement program costing about 10 10 thousand dollars was approved with half paid by the borough and half by property owners. The Warren Area Joint School Board approved the 1958 1959 budget of 942 098. Plans for a new high school were not accepted. the board voted to build under joint authority and must approve plans again before construction starts.

Inrren Boraueh Paul A. Drescher Warren Area

Miner Dies in Hub Yard Coal Mine Cave-In Near McKeesport

Mike Deli Vuk, 62, of McKeesport was killed yesterday in a cave-in at the Hub Yarbard coal mine near McKeesport. Officials investigate cause of the accident and identify other workers present at the site.

Mckeesport Mike Deli- Vuk Ot McKeesport Hubybard

Americans Lose More Than 100 Million In Money Idleness

Hal Boyle reports a American Eye Press Co survey showing U S citizens lost over 100 million dollars last year through carelessness. Experts say actual unreported losses are far higher, with a culture of not reporting small thefts. Advice includes carrying minimal cash, securing wallets, and avoiding hidden money at home.

New York American Eye Press Co Hayward Donald E. J. MacNamara Stydie

43 Liquor Arrests Reported In 1957 Harrisburg Year

The State Liquor Commission reports a year with 43 arrests for illicit liquor in Harrisburg and surrounding areas. One negative lead liquor still seized in Pennsylvania. several large operations found including a Philadelphia batch and an Adams County 800 gallon daily capacity. The band said the still had an average daily capacity of 75 gallons. Seventeen other stills were found in Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania State Liquor Cmiis Board Adams County Philadelphia

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