It's Safest At Work and Union Policing Debate
The Corry Journal notes safety at work is significantly better than at home based on National Safety Council data, with traffic deaths rising nationwide but showing some early-year drops. It discusses environmental health, Cornell Medical College findings on mood and surroundings, and a shift toward accounting for environment in medical treatment. Unions back stronger policing and ten-point measures for financial reporting, embezzlement penalties, and stricter enforcement under Kennedy-Douglas-Ives proposals amid Taft-Hartley reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Cornell University Medical College
American College of Physicians
American Federaton of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Labor
Senate
Congress
House
Erie Vets Seek Service Office
A veterans group reactivates AMVETS for a new Erie County service office with 50 charter members sought within about 30 days at the Lawrence hotel. John Henke leads efforts inviting interested veterans to contact him, membership fee $2.50, state officers to install the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Service
Amvets
Harry Truman
Erie
John Henke
Lawrence Hotel
Henke
Harrisburg
Pantomime Quiz Returns to ABC TV with Stokey Hosts
New York report notes Mike Stokey anchors ABC TV’s Pantomime Quiz a fresh summer run. Cast includes Stubby Kaye Dorothy harm Tom Poston Carol Burnett Milt Kamen and Howard Morris as two teams of witty experts play charades with guests weekly. The host hints at extended run if the show remains popular beyond 22 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mike Stokey
Abc-Tv
Stubby Kaye
Dorothy Hurt
Tom Poston
Carol Burnett
Milt Kamen
Howard Morris
Kaye
Yen
California
GOP Leaders See Defense Bill OK
Senior Republicans predict the House Armed Services Committee will draft a defense reorganization bill acceptable to Eisenhower. Rep. Leslie Arends, Rep. James Van Zandt, and Rep. William Heiss voiced optimism, with Van Zandt estimating the bill could meet about 75 percent of Ike's goals as the committee begins reviewing its draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnree
Republicw
House Armed Services Committee
Eisentowar
Lesiie C. Arends
Tinots
House
James E. van Zandt
William E. Heiss
Ohio
van Zandt
Eisenhower
Prices Drop on Multiple Homes and Properties
A list of properties shows reduced prices across several addresses including 626 N Center St, 514 N Center St, 329-331 Concord, 315 S Center St, 483 W Smith St, 432 Summer St, and 212 E Church St. Notable entries include "Bruce Rankin Home" Baker Hill Rd now 6275, "Schrecengost Brick Home" 66 Union St now 14495, and a duplex at 404 S Center/Grove St now 6050. Kamp features a fully furnished Kwiatek CAMP now 2150.
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N. Center St
Bruce Rankin
Baker Hill Rd
Schrecengost
Union St
E. Bond St
Concord
S. Center St
W. Smith St
Summer St
Kwiatek” Camp
E. Church St
Marion St
S. Center
Grove St
Burlid St
Memories of Corry May 13 1938 in local page
Yesterday's memories recount Corry and Exe County events as a big Pennsylvania primary heats up with Earle Jones state invasion caravan gathering in Erie. Frosts worry fruit growers and gardeners amid heavy frosts damaging ground and roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Exe County
Yoo
Pennsylvania
Earle Jones
Erie
Gerry
Barn Fire Damages Waggoner Property in May 1918
News brief notes a large barn at the Waggoner property on North Center Street burned late Saturday. Firefighters prevented spread. Also mentions Memorial Day speaker committee chaired by L. W. Olds securing Edward Sargent of Mendville, Rod and Gun Club renting Phillips six acre lot for a shooting ground, and complaints about motorists failing to horn at street crossings.
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Waggoner
North Center Street
L. W. Olds
Edward Sargent
Mendville
The
Rod and Gun Club
Phillips
Johnsonburg Names Police Head
Harold Gullekson aged 39 was named chief of police by the borough council last night and will assume duties immediately. He replaces Acting Chief Mike Redman who had been filling in for retired former chief Joseph MacMurry for about six months after two years on the local force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsonburg
Harold Gullekson
Gullekson
Mike Redman
Joseph MacMurry
Union City Man Fined 100 For Slugging Cop
Union City resident Leste Conklin was fined 100 and sentenced to one day in jail for obstructing an officer in county court yesterday. Conklin was one of 11 who pled guilty. Police officer Karl Goodwin arrested him in February on Concord street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wevene
Union City
Leste Conklin
Concord Street
Conklin
Karl Goodwin
Union
City
Donald Shannon
Erie
Dorothea Reynolds
James Molisee
Russell McClelland
McC
Area Road Detours To Last All Summer
Western Pennsylvania highway work keeps six detours in place through late fall under a State Highway Department bulletin. Detours cover Route 322 near Cochranton Meadville eight miles Route 77 Meadville to Little Cooley 24 miles Route 8 Conneaut Lake to Dinesville eight miles Route 417 Dempsey town to Cherrytree 15 miles Route 36 Tronesta to Pleasantville 16 miles and Route 27 Pleasantville to Titusville 38 miles with construction and bridge work delaying completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Cochranton
Meadville
Little Cooley
Conneaut Lake
Dinesville
Dempseytown
Cherrytree
Tronesta
Pleasantville
Titusville
Man With Police Training Mentioned In OCR Fragment
A readable OCR fragment notes a man who worked as a construction worker for a year and holds a course credential from the Hershey State Police School. The item lacks broader context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey State Police School
Russia’s metal exports shake world markets in economic clash
Russia’s cheaper metal shipments to Western Europe threaten U.S. producers as aluminum tin and other metals respond to new competition. Moscow may price below world norms, profits unclear, while Khrushchev touts shifting global markets away from the United States amid a Western recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
Autor Lcan
Europe
Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Platinums Drop Amid Soviet Tin imports
Trade sources note a price drop for platinum as Russia cuts metal prices in Europe to stay competitive while entering world markets as a tin exporter. UN figures show Soviet tin exports to western Europe rising sharply from 346 tons to thousands, amid uncertain origins and increased global competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
United Nations
Belgian Congo
Nigeria
Bolivia
Indonesia
Malaya
Thailand
East Germany
Youth Methods Circles Organize Church Activities
A local church reports youth and women circle activities. Members including Mrs Barr Mrs Vaughn and Mrs Chat coordinate devotions missions nursery and refreshment duties while committees plan future gatherings and oversee youth program work.
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Russell
Ing
Johnson
O'Dell
House of
Chat
Frank
Vaughn
Barr
Secte Guignoch
Carl
M Vetary
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Corry Journal
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Cory Evening Journal
Oe ‘Ri
Sample
William Chirictsio
John McLaughlin
Fortman
G. T. Bergman
National Omazanes
New
Newark
Chicago
Detroi
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Apews
Tower OF Silence
Erie Vets
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Roberts Furniture & Appliance
Columbus
Stokwy
Jist Haque
GOP
Bill OK
Gilson’s
Columbia
General Electric
Coctant ® Homes
Robert Clark
Wrightsville
Ted Duell
Lottsville
Aer
Tunner
East St
Mex Ford
KE. Smith St
Concord St
Worth St
W. Pleasant St
Wright St
Engle St
Hazel
E. South Street
Ward
London
Great Britain
Penge
Japan
China
fruit growa +es
Best
Ture
Food Service
Arthur F. Schultz
East 18Th Street
Erie, Pa
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
E. Crosby Bush
Matn
Dial
Neilly
Elsie Roof
Mous Smorgasbord
Honolus Musto
Trans- Wilkont
Wilson
Fasteneport
Munto
FBI
Harrisbu
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