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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1957

Page

2

Erie Harbor dredging questions prompt delay

A U S Army Corps spokesman said no conclusions have been reached on requests last November for ambitious dredging in Erie Harbor especially the west end. Col Williems notes the channel to the west docks is the 23 foot depth channel authorized by the River and Harbor Act of 1945 and has never been dredged. He says this does not refer to the November hearing improvements.

U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Erie Harbor West End Col Williems Joseph C Martin Port Commission Marati

Hospital Notes and Local News From Erie Area

At The Hospital Report through 78 m. today includes admissions: Mes, agar L. Alexander of 629 North Center St. Mrs. Joyce Lawrence of 87 East Congress St. Mrs. Basil Skinner of Bear Lake. Discharged: Miss Florence Blair of 603 North Center St. and Harriet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Kysor. Route 20 residents petition against mid highway traffic islands in West Springfield Township. Kane C. of C. plans plaque ceremony. Erie Legion units to present Forty and Eights displays. A 2-year-old girl, Donna Kennelly of Erie, in good condition after being struck by a truck. two men plead guilty in common pleas court. Route 17 Association elects George B. Knowlton president to promote interstate designation. Retired GE foreman Witter B. Archer, 86, dies of heart attack in Erie. previously lived in Westfield and operated a gas station.

Mes Agar L.alexander North Center Street Lawrence Joyce Congress Street Basil Skinner Bear Lake Louis Varasso West Maintreet Jennie Lynamy Maple Averitie John Wents R. D Norma Robert Perrin Cherry Curek Lawrence Gertude Smith Jamestown Florence Blair Harriet Dauughtere Malcolm Kysor Reeder Perrin Pittsfield Thayne Tubbs Spring Creek Erie Springfield State Highway Department Harrisburg Thursby Aire Millcreek Paris American Legion Diemer's Conneaut Bernard L. Johnson Johnson Concord Community Club Kane Coline Lst YMCA Pennsylvania Chamber of Commercy Kane C Erle Hamot Ater Donna Kennelly Common Pleas Albert Enssle Charles Booth Olean George B Know Ager Binghamton Route IT Association Joseph Fersch Liberty Westfield Chautauqua County New York City General Electric Co Witter B. Archer Earl Florence Baldwin Archer

Ex AMA leader envisions 128 to 150 year life span

Former AMA president Dr Edward L Bor predicts future humans may live 128 to 150 years. He urged medical science to promote aging health and overcome tissue death, criticizing forced retirement and the social neglect of the elderly.

Chicago Edward L. Bor Amira Medical Association Barty Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia Devereau Foundation American Psychiatric Association Bortz

Russian Ship Mate Dies Mysteriously

Valery Hedensky, 34, mate aboard the Russian freighter Holhornik, died of bullet wounds after the vessel left Manzanillo, Cuba, en route to Leninagrad. Capt. Aleksander Birjokov was reportedly wounded accidentally, but crew details remain vague and unconfirmed about how the shooting occurred. Hedensky had been unconscious for three days prior to hospital treatment in Kingston.

Kingston Damalea Manzanilla Cuba Leninerad Holhornik Sundsy Valery Hedensky Aleksander Birjokov

Face Look Familiar Pitssburgh Patrolman Identify Twin Brother

Patrolman Jus in Joyce and another officer responded to a call downtown last night to assist an ill employee. The stretcher carried a man identical in appearance to the officer, who identified him as his twin brother Joseph of Wilkinsburg. The ill man was taken to a hospital. his illness was not disclosed.

Pittsburgh Jusin Joyce Dyer Joseph Wilkinsburg

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