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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1956

Page

2

Corry Journal notes city vehicle purchases and local incidents

Corry Journal reports the city approved funding for six new vehicles and details from last night’s Public Safety Committee meeting. The page also covers a series of local incidents including a pedestrian death inquiry, a hospital injury update, parole violation arrest, a fatal heart attack autopsy, a shooting prohibition arrest, burglaries at two factories, and vending-machine cash loss with a beer and soft drink delivery ad.

Corry Jour- Pol Gollie- Barn Tom Chadikoln Motors Raymond's Center Street S.ct Erle Louis J. Ormann R. D Harborcreek Jon Frank Liebel Imanti Daligherty Joseph Pilarski W. W. Wood Hamel Hospital Wood Stanford ‘Hose Company Erie Glenn Dittler William Heisler J. Fred

Hospital Report From Corry Area Admits Several Patients

At The Hospital Report shows multiple admissions as of 7 a.m. including Ruby Bogert nine months old, Goan 10, and Eugene Hardy four, with family addresses listed in Corry and surrounding towns. Discharges include Mildred Bromley and Helen Pless among others. Police say three Franklin teens faced no action after confessing to meter theft. two were caught near Franklin High School. A Girl Scout Neighborhood Association meeting is set for this evening at 8 at Mrs John Homick’s home. Charles Nickel, 15, was admitted in late condition after a hand injury from a dynamite cap at Spencer Hospital.

Ruby Richard Bogert West Pleasant’ Street Robert Sullivan Mend Yeni Una Cronin West Washih Goan Willian J. McKay West Smith Street John Kowalski Allen Zoomis Snydek Circle Eugene Buesink Con Cord Street Eugene Francis Hardy Spring Creek Mildred Bromley Mes Franklin Elk Istreet Ray Brown Franklin High’ School Franklin City Girl Scout Neighborhood ‘Association John Homick E. A. Larson North Center Street Dial Meadville Charles Nickel Helens Johnson Linesville Spencer Hospital

Women Relief Corps Meets at Orange Hall

The Women’s Relief Corps will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Orange Hall with all members urged to attend. Reservations are required for the annual Mother Daughter Banquet rescheduled for May 9.

Piclock Orange Hall Erle Munuel Taylor Corry Setjy Collier’s Garrell's Evans Roxann's Marjorie Nichols Nellie Messinger Sarah Stearns Meadville William Willims Meadville Community Hotele Tne Gerald Dprather Igeal! insurance agency_executtive Wheelock Community Aid Robert Williams R, D Brokenstraw Valley The Daughters of the American Revolution Lyle Stranahan Spartansburg Bryns Birs T. W. Whitehead Evie Suite Highway Department Norcross Wattsburg Edward Bilis Franklin Couunty Louis Reyinck Belle’ Valley Lions Club

Titusville Parents Pay Fines For School Absence

The parents of an eight year old girl paid fines and costs totaling 13.70 after pleading no defense to failing to send the child to school. They agreed to have the girl back in classes yesterday. The girl had been out of school since January and planned to visit relatives in Ohio, but she resided in Titusville. Members of the Erie County Farmers Association meet tonight at the Pennsylvania Electric Gap in Erie to plan for an adequate labor pool to cover the harvest season. Henry Gruber will speak at 8 p.m. The Kane area plans a new junior high in Southover Park for 7th, 8th and 9th grade students, with 17 classrooms for an enrollment of 885.

Titusville Ohio Erie County Farmers’ Association Pennsylvania Electric Gap Erie Henry Gruber Farm* Service Association

Army Considers Green Beret Uniform For All Troops

Washington reports the Army is studying proposals to outfit all soldiers in green berets. Rep. Flood of Pennsylvania questions broad adoption, suggesting berets could suit special units but oppose GI berets for the whole Army. Army officials testified before the House Appropriations Committee.

Washington Congress Shust House Appropriations Committee Flood

Judge Still Ponders Dallas Divorce Trial Details

In a Dallas divorce trial a husband complains his wife drank heavily. The wife counters that he hosted nudist meetings and she drank to avoid embarrassment. The judge is still pondering the case.

Dallas

Primary contests in Alabama and DC shape Democratic race

Alabama voters field a three day fight for the post of Democratic national committeeman with Gov. James E. Folsom facing McKay and McCord amid segregation debates. District of Columbia residents vote for Democratic delegates pledged to Adlai Stevenson and Kefauver, marking a first District primary in 80 years while Kefauver campaigns in Florida.

Alabama District of Columbia Dem James E. Folsom W. McKay Jr Roy D. Mc‘Cord Gadsden Folsom McKay Supreme Court U. 8 Tanstamount Allening Red Hill John Crommelin Adial Stavenson Ben. Estes Kefauver Kefauver Florida Eisenhower Werndiostv Penaacola Refauger North Atlantic Treaty Organization Association of the Nations

Detroit Organizes Frogman Unit for River Drowning Drills

Detroit Police recruit 25 skin divers to join a new underwater unit under the Harbormaster's Bureau. The team will search for drowning victims, inspect sunken cars, and pursue underwater crime clues in the Detroit River and St. Clair area. Experts predict a high global grain output this year.

Detroit Harbormaster's Bureau Detroit River J St. Clair

Ministers Lament Heavy Paperwork and Meetings

Dr Samuel Bilimard of Penn State reports a nationwide survey of Protestant clergy revealing core gripes about the job. Ministers complain of paper work running mimeographs attending too many purposeless meetings and dealing with demanding people. They say training did not prepare them for organizing and administering free functions though they value preaching and pastor roles.

Pawer National Council of Churches’ Department of the Samuel W. Biimard Pennsylvania State University Whit Bligeward Dyllieard

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