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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1959

Page

2

City and Vicinity: Local notices and state aid debate

State law requires new sales tax exemption forms available at The Journal. Reports from Erie and Ridgway discuss U S aid for industrial development, while local items note Elks ticket sales, church classes, Masonic funeral plans, a hit run case, bake sales, stamp society cachets, Jamestown tax data, market specials, restaurant dinners, planning assistance, and a proposed Jamestown Community College building grant.

The Journal Enneth Washington U. S. Senate Banking and Currency Committee Arthur J. Gardner U. S Mas Erie Elks Corry Corry Lodge Bracken's Mortuary Brother Forest M. S Gates Hill City Lodge Tennessee Ginnie’s St. Marys Ridgway Barracks Keystone Carbon Co Joseph Hugar Leo Gregory

Hospital Report Notes Repairs and Admissions Amid Local Notices

As of 7 mm the Corry Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Peter Tuck and several residents, with discharges such as Mrs. Gertrude Newhouse and John Fiet. A separate item reports a 46 year old motorcyclist injured in a collision with Leon Wilson, in good condition at Hamot Hospital, while local businesses advertise services and events, from wallpaper openings to Grange meetings and hotel buffets.

Glenn Lyle Union City Richard Mould Corry Beverage Anthony J. Fedor Cubbison Hamot Hospital Leon Wilson Eric Hotel Corry Erie Joseph Watczak Corry North Center Street

Rummage sale and apron bazaar at former Dodd's Store

Local community listings announce a rummage sale and apron bazaar to be held Friday and Saturday at the former Dodd's Store 28 North Center Street. Also notes a new post office opening as the South Erie Station at 46th and Poplar to serve southwest Erie patrons starting Monday. The piece mentions a Millcreek probationary policeman hire and later events including Easter merchandise arrivals and a St Patrick's Day dinner at St Edward's Hall with ticket details.

Dodd's North Center Street Erie South Erie 46Th and Poplar Charles Ho Schloss Southwest Sea Katherine's Warren Warren Area Kinzja Warren Area Chamber of Commerce Warren Borough

Veteran bandits linked to Massapequa bank holdup

Four men accused of robbing a Massapequa bank of 75 dollars last Monday are described as veteran bandits. Police say the suspects admitted seven prior cash holdups on Long Island over the past two years. Four victims were loan companies. The total haul is about 6800 dollars.

Massapequa Long Island

Oil Depletion Allowance Faces New Congressional Scrutiny

The oil industry fights annual attacks on depletion tax relief set by 1926. The allowance lets 27 percent of each crude barrel count as capital assets, with a 50 percent net income cap per property. Other resources have 23 percent for sulfur and uranium, 15 for metals, 10 for coal, 5 for sand and gravel.

New York IAP Congress

Farm Secretary and PIAA Chief Clash Over Playoff Site

Harrisburg AP report says Agriculture Secretary William Henning and PIAA executive director Mark Funk clash over bypassing the Farm Show Arena for a basketball playoff. Funk cites lack of ticket staff and police. Henning says other groups haven’t asked for on site personnel.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Assn PIAA Farm Show Arena Mark M. Funk William Henning Farm Show Commission

Oil exploration risk and U S energy security debate

The piece outlines industry concerns that high risk in oil exploration needs incentives like depletion allowances to spur discoveries. It contrasts calls for more domestic oil with fears that unlimited foreign imports could dampen US search for oil and stresses national security in emergencies.

United States

Murder witness given probation in delinquency case

A 16 year old girl who witnessed the slaying of a police chief was placed on five years probation on a delinquency charge. Nancy Jean Sedlock of Erie Michigan said she was with Douglas Barker who allegedly shot Police Chief Amos Morris of Mannington on February 28. Sedlock later surrendered in Frederick Maryland the same day Barker shot himself two days later when cornered in his Leaksville North Carolina home.

Barker Leaksville N.C

John Warfield 86 Dies in Car in Pittsburgh

John Warfield 86 of New Alexandria Westmoreland County died today in Columbia Hospital after being found slumped over the wheel of his car.

Pittsburgh John Warfield New Alexandria Westmoreland County Columbia Hospital

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