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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1960
Page
4
Corry Journal features a long column on national economic policy, critiquing postwar trade and tax effects on U.S. industry, with commentary on Germany Japan and domestic wage trends. The section recalls 20 years ago items from March 22 1940 including George Jessel and Norma Talmadge stories.
Hal Boyle notes that the sanitary sewer on Euclid Street will begin once favorable weather allows, following WPA approval. The piece blends local notices with humorous asides on weight loss and a Hollywood summary of I Love Lucy co stars.
Hollywood highlights recount the on set tensions between Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, their professional conduct, and the impact of domestic issues on the TV show. Bill and Vivian reflect on the dynamics, noting Ball’s divorce from Philip Ober and their separate lives amid ongoing upheaval.
About 300000 American children under 18 have lost their fathers to cancer and 240000 have lost their mothers. The American Cancer Society says many could have been saved with earlier diagnosis and treatment and urges all adults to have an annual health checkup.
A 68 year old man from Gordenville New York pleaded innocent in Ashtabula municipal court to reckless driving in a Sunday crash that killed John Zikovsky 89 of Ashtabula. Bond set at 100 dollars for March 26 hearing. death counted as seventh traffic fatality in the county this year. The coroner linked death to cerebral concussion. Zikovsky was a passenger in Clement Zikovsky’s car from Geneva. Police said the other vehicle struck nearly head on.
Sear Lake society notes from Meadville visitors and local residents. Mr and Mrs Sorenson of Meadville were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and family. P Peterson of Jamestown called on Mr and Mrs J C Maywaring. George Morton, recently at St Vincent's Erie, has returned home. Mrs Paul Vinord is a patient at WCA Hospital Jamestown. Miss Edith Hawkins and Mrs Ethel Bond of Jamestown were in Bear Lake Saturday. Mr and Mrs Truman Davis and son attended the funeral of Mr Davis's brother in Akron Ohio. Mrs Ferm Morton and son George were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs Ralph Muller of Pittatuzaville.
A reflective meditation on the saying Ye are the salt of the earth. It compares salt’s modest value to its vital role in life, citing Gandhi's salt march and everyday uses from cooking to preservation. The message urges readers to accept their significance and that Christ died for them.
A brief Lent message taped in Rome by Pope John CX or his representative appeals for support of the Catholic Bishops' Relief Fund and the World Refugee Appeal The message will be carried by TV stations throughout the United States seeking broad support and aid for refugees and related relief efforts.
Ford aero car company of Bradford negotiating with Bradford Industrial Development Board has received an offer from Olean. Olean officials visited Bradford to inspect a one ton ber glass panel truck with 57 features. Mayor Norton and Chamber official Jewell urged a 70 acre Olean Airport site, suggesting 40 acres for factory and testing ground. The firm prepares data on plans, potential return, and financing as city council weighs land and development options.
Agnes Wilson lived a quiet Perry County life with her husband and mother near the Ohio River until a Northwest Airlines crash nearby killed 63. Her farmhouse became a hub for investigators, officials, and reporters as wreckage cleanup began in a soybean field turned quagmire. Investigators warned the operation could last weeks and the scene brought mud and disruption to the Wilson home.
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