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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1957

Page

3

Panel Talks On Experience With Industry At Erie Meeting

About 30 attendees from four Erie County communities joined Mull diy's quarterly Erie County Development Council session. Panelists including Ray E. Tagner spoke on sources of industrial prospects and the impact of a large employer, detailing community needs, challenges, and the value of a connected county freeway project for industrial growth. Resolutions were discussed to back township funding and to accelerate freeway construction, with $16,000 raised toward per capita state matching for industrial development.

Erie County Deine Mull= diy Bynish Glib Merblig Thom Ric Cakty Ray E. Tagner Grenier Ene Commie Stewart A. Lang Cory Duane Shull North Bustz de Georke Colpell Pls Trainin Association of Township Supervisors Tanner

Moonshiners Face Harsh Warning After Erie County Case

President Judge Elmer L. Evanshag warned any rise in moonshining would bring full sentences. He fined Homer Woods of Erie $100 for possession of untaxed liquor after a December arrest near Edinboro with four jugs. The judge noted this was a rare adjudication in years and urged strict enforcement.

ERIE Elmer L. Evanshag Homer Woods Quer Woods Woods Edinboro

Sparta Schools May Pass Tax on Income

Sparta merged school board plans action at April meeting to impose a wage tax, seeking approval. Meadville accountant Robert Powers explained tax administration and reporting forms. Teachers association leader Vincent Mon Toro outlined plans for a testimonial dinner and retirements include long-time teacher Miss Halfast. A four-member committee was formed to study budget and personnel changes, with trips authorized for the Science Club to Pittsburgh and a sixth grade music group to a Saegertown festival.

Sparta Spartansburg Meadville Robert Powers Vincent Mon Toro Teachers of Siniaition 3Use Halfast Sosa Fyittn Richard L. Witlner Science Club Pittsburgh Saegertown Ute Kuldunee Budget Committee

Savings Bond sales slump in county and state totals rise

United States Savings Bonds sales in Pennsylvania during February totaled about 32 million dollars. For 1957, Pennsylvania’s county Bond A and H bond activity reached 503.35 thousand versus 937.46 thousand the prior year. The state seeks legislation to raise interest rates on these bonds, retroactive to February 1, 1957. Citizens are urged to buy 421 million dollars in Series Band bonds in 1957 as part of a national goal. Also noted is the death of Elia B. Stewart, 84, Bedford County’s first woman county official, who served as register of wills and recorder of deeds from 1931.

Ames Sere Banamm United States Savings Pennsylvannia Thirle County Congress Tyemmuty, Department House of Representatives Senate Charles S. Krumrine U. S. Savings Bonds Division Pennsylvania Bedford Elia B. Stewart Bedford County Womain Hedford Memorial Hospital Miss Stewart Register of Wills Recorder of Deeds

Dag Takes Egypts Suez Plan To UN

UN talks on Egypts Suez plan proceed as Hammarskjold and Nasser discuss the canal’s future. Western powers reportedly seek open passage for all ships including Israel while Egypt may concede some toll controls. Cairo sources say no firm agreement yet and UN troops guard the frontier as discussions continue.

Dag Egypt Suez Hagegnay Hammarskjold Israel Steurby Wis Thoket Officisrs Eisenhower Prine Tt Macmillan United States Britain Beyplen Macmillan Cairo Wieser Hammarskjold-Nasser Gaza Het Nasser Mediterranean Sre

Bondsman In Hock For 1500 In Forfeits

Dan House, a licensed bondsman in Erie, is in county custody for 1500 in forfeited bail bonds. County officials demanded cash, with a sheriff sale proposed for 198 Holland Street to recoup funds. House sought more time, and a postponement was granted until September while two more bonds remain to be settled.

Sri — Erie Dan House Hock Jacob Held Sale House Holland House Held Erie Mont

DIES AFTER CRASH CLAIMS CHILD NEAR UNIONTOWN

Alice Syee, eight, of McKeesport, was among nine injured in a Sunday four car crash on Route 51 near Uniontown. She died yesterday from a skull fracture.

Pittsburgh Alice Syee McKeesport Uniontown

Labor Endangerment Seen In GovT Control Of Unions Says Leader

Siryssuran 7 Gov Cesar warned the great danger to labor is government efforts to control union structure. He cited congressional probes into Teamsters affairs, noted Meany’s earlier riot act and urged readiness against right to work laws that could roll back gains. Pennsylvanias Batt warned unemployment rising despite factory growth, citing 11 areas with 6 to 18 percent jobless rates in the state.

Siryssuran Cesar America Pennsylvania Federation of Lasor Teamsters Union George Meany Afl-Cio al Seens oHe Aoto William ¥. Batt Jr Pennsylvania Secretar of Labor and Industry United States Batt

Federal funding urged as Pennsylvania notes factory growth

Labor delegates heard that areas have raised 44 million dollars since World War II for 118 factory buildings creating 27 000 jobs. The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority lent 3 million to aid 21 factories employing 4 152. Batt urged expanding loan funds from the federal government to boost local and state efforts.

Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority Department of Commerce Pennsylvania Batt

Solon's Mother Edna Henderson Dies in Cambridge

Mrs. Edna Henderson, 70, mother of Representative John E. Henderson of Ohio, died Tuesday in Cambridge. The Solon, Ohio native was active in community affairs and supported her son's political career. Funeral details were not available at press time.

Solon Cambridge, Ohio Edna Henderson John E. Henderson Ohio

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