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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1960
Page
3
Readable fragments mention rations and Sunday events with unclear names and places. The text is too incomplete to identify people, organizations, dates, or locations beyond general wartime rationing context.
A Sparta Township family of five and three neighborhood children escaped injury when an early morning fire damaged the Glyndon Road house. Fire crews from Spartansboro and Centerville responded after the blaze disabled the telephone lines, but the six room residence was already lost. The cause remains undetermined with fuse boxes and furnace inspected. neighbors recalled no overheating.
Senate debates a penalty provision tied to enforcing court orders in school cases amid House plans to broaden scope. Rep Bilis backs extending the bill to other cases, while Rep McCulloch seeks views. Rogers urges orderly enforcement to prevent mob violence, recalling Little Rock 1957 federal troop involvement. Southerners warn such penalties could be unfair if limited to school cases.
Liechtenstein mourns as Elizabeth Amalis Hapshurg 82 mother of Prince Franz Josef dies in Vaduz. Widow of Aloys, she saw the succession dispute settle in 1924 and was niece of Emperor Franz Josef of Austria.
A look at the film industry alliance structure as producers led by Eric Johnston form the Association of Motion Picture Producers to counter actors demands. The AMPP, MPAA, and MAPPA shape censorship, labor, and contracts while remaining rivals in business.
Jamestown area crash last November 14 killed 18-year-old Wilbur Johnson and injured others. His parents filed a $50,000 claim with Chautauqua County, referred to the legal department after a weekend supervisors meeting. Ernest A. Thorpe, 29, died at the scene.
A Pennsylvania Fish Commission spokesman said winter snowstorms have stalled the trout stocking program, delaying about 1,125,000 fish planned for 4,300 miles of streams before opening day April 16. Flooded streams and poor field conditions may hinder progress, though volunteers work to move fish to sites.
The article discusses persistent rumors of the Fed reversing tight money policy and possible margin cuts, noting officials deny policy changes while markets weigh whether a slowdown is forming. It explains the Fed’s wait and see stance since year start and potential easing to boost bank lending if activity slips, with tax dates and spring business as factors.
Managers say the Fed can ease credit by buying securities to swell bank deposits or by lowering reserve requirements enabling more lending. Critics argue the Fed is not the main driver of rate rises and lender demand. money growth varied while rates fluctuated. Money flowed back to banks to repay pre Christmas loans, dampening borrowing demand.
James Edward Almond, 71, former newspaper publisher and fundraising executive, died yesterday, apparently from a cerebral hemorrhage. He published papers in Fargo North Carolina Riverside California and Wabash Indiana and was past president and chairman of the American City Bureau, a fundraising firm.
Judge Elmer ty Evans denied a habeas corpus petition by Robert L. Chase of Erie, a Allegheny County workhouse inmate, challenging a parole board denial after a 1957 indecent assault conviction. The ruling held the local court cannot override parole decisions.
Fire of unknown origin gutted two apartments on the second floor and attic of a two and a half story building, causing about five thousand two hundred dollars in structural and one thousand in contents damage. Firefighter Charles Clark, 36, was treated for a thumb injury and released. Tenants fled as flames reached the roof. firefighters remained on scene for about two hours. Building owned by Mansfield Jones.
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