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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1960
Page
4
In a Corry Journal excerpt Parkinsons Second Law is discussed with contrast to the original law about work expanding to fill time. The piece notes how expenditure tends to rise to meet income and suggests the rule may need adjustment for U S government and Congress. The commentary cites Britain and a Wall Street Journal view.
Kephart, 39, charged with assault with intent to kill burglary and firearms violations, denied bail after pleading not guilty to three counts. A preliminary hearing was waived and he remains in county prison, ordered held for the May Grand Jury term. He will receive a court-appointed attorney at trial.
Bill Zutlropulos of Ritz Restaurant plans a sweet rollout starting in Corry with 2000 bars daily, then wholesalers in Buffalo Pittsburgh and Cleveland. A milk chocolate crunch bar, pricing shifts in school cafeterias, a teen club rule set, and Corry high school training program progress share space with local civic notes.
The WSCS and Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist Church held a Tuesday 6 45 pm dinner in church parlors with devotions led by Mrs Betty Querre veld a trumpet solo The Holy City by Mr Edith Holthouse with Mrs Gertrude Gravink and a book review of Dr Yda by Miss Ellen Gleason.
Investigators search rugged Ohio River hills for wreckage from an Electra crash this year. The plane plunged into a field and exploded, creating a crater 25 feet deep and 40 feet across. A power shovel was moved to unearth wreckage and possibly bodies from the crater bottom near farmer Joe Wilson's held.
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain stating the allied powers are ready to meet any challenge from Hitler or Mussolini and not likely to be diverted from war aims. A storm dumped heavy showers and an electrical storm over Cony, causing damage in other parts of northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York. Marty of Martys Restaurant won the bid on land at West Main Street where the Antler Hotel stood, after proposals were opened by City Council Monday night.
The Journal received from C. Williams a fine sample of petrified forests of Arizona. Williams and C. B. Wilcox are touring the region. Frank Litz will open a lunch counter and ice cream parlor at his West Main street store about April 1. Brownell Shoe Co expands with a second store in Cumberland Maryland. State police station in the city to reopen with two troopers assigned.
Washington reports show the voting referee plan poised for House approval next week despite a failed bid to narrow its scope to federal elections. The House backed preserving the broad plan 137 to 134, while a Senate effort to let the President appoint federal registrars in areas with alleged Negro voting discrimination failed 53 to 24. Rep. William McCulloch of Ohio framed the vote as the closest in the civil rights bill, noting many supporters of restricting referees to federal elections may still back the plan overall. The roll was by tellers with no individual tallies. Leaders expect final passage late Tuesday or Wednesday after further amendments.
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