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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1957

Page

4

Soil Bank Abuses Spur Calls for Reform

Grounded in scrutiny by House Agricultural committee staff, the article notes flaws in the Willion-dollar soil bank aimed at cutting surplus acreage. It cites leased government land in Kansas and drought relief payments, plus political weaponization before elections, while praising some benefits and urging tighter controls this year to reduce price-supported crop surpluses.

House Agricultural Committee Kansas Nebraska Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Texas Mid-Western House of Representatives Towa Coil Bank

The Consumer Looks At The High Cost Of Living

An inquiry in Congress examines the high cost of living from the consumer view. Victor L. Antuso of Brooklyn chairs a study subcommittee in the House Agricultural Committee. Testimony from top government experts highlights rising marketing costs and farm price dynamics affecting household grocery bills.

Congres House Agricultural Committee Victor L. Antuso Brooklyn

Food market studies urge broader research and price justice

The Agricultural Marketing Service deputy administrator Dr Omer W Hesrmann and Dr Herman warned that rising retail food prices with falling farm prices lack clear causes. They urged expanded marketing research as a path to lower living costs, noting farmers now get about 40 percent of a dollar for food versus prewar levels. The piece also references Dallas notes and a local baseball moment.

Omer W. Hesrmann Agricultural Marketing Service Herman Homse

Sparta High to Hold Baccalaureate and Commencement

Sparta High seniors prepare for graduation next Tuesday with Rev. Rettger delivering How to Succeed at the baccalaureate service at 8 15 p m in the school auditorium. Dr Thomas Miller will speak at the 70th annual commencement May 21 at 8 15 p m presiding officials include Lyle Stranskih and Roland Putnam. Diplom as presented by Stranshin with valedictory by Mrs Nuncimay Silia and salutatory by Linda Morton. Barbara Fish and Emma Jane Jones provide musical numbers along with a trombone solo by Robert Hebers and a piano solo by Barbara Fish.

Spartansburg Heh Donald Rettger Leon Doleaki Mary Alice Hakes DeForest. Tenmies Barbara Fish Emma Jane Jones Thomas Miller Edinboro State Teachers College Lyle Stranshin Board of Education Roland T. Putnam Nuncimay Silia Linda Morton

Morals Offender Draws Jail Term in Local Case

A six month prison term was imposed on a youth for burglary linked to a relative’s home. Antonia R. Gonzales, 17, was ordered to pay court costs and placed on probation. Richard Melvin Russell, 17, of Waterford, was sent to Whitehill Industrial School for an indefinite term. Anthony Gorcaynski and Nelson Ball faced charges for breaking into the Anchor Inn with a plea to a lesser offense of accessory after the fact.

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Jones Township Seeks Exit From Jointure School District

Jones Township votes to withdraw from the Johnsonburg Area Joint District, citing 84 percent tax-payer support. Since joining in 1959 the joint district ran Johnsonburg high and routed seventh and eighth graders to Wilcox. The district would lose state aid of about $150 per 22 high school pupils and similar for elementary students.

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Cancellation of Cutting Vicinity All-Day Group Meeting

The all-day meeting of American Sunday School Union schools in Wattsburg was canceled. Mrs. Clyde Courtright visited friends in Gerry and De Wittville. Families and neighbors attended Mother’s Day events, birthday parties, and church activities across Cutting, Grand Valley, Union City, and surrounding areas with multiple visits, refreshments, and tributes to mothers and families.

American Sunday School Union Grange Hall Wattsburg Clyde Courtright Gerry and Dewittville M. D Gail Alcorn Grand Valley Paul Reynolds Harold William Bemis Stella Humphrey Louis Bemis Shome Gordon Shampoe Charles Bugbee Carl’ Marsh Everett Patchen Calie Roy Redman Sr Stedman H. B. Hoffman Clymer Caited Clyde” Courtright Marion Nellis Karen Marie Connie Roxanne Bemis Deborah Wallace Carol Stutzman Nellis Karen Frank Hulett Donald Willey Cutting Richard Garfield Lyle Bemis Marion Way Paul van Gorkom Ines Redman Hateh Hollow Baptist Church Union City James Carpenter Townville Sibley Wright Rachel Helen Wright Jamestown Wilfred Wallace Deborah Carl L. “Marsh Rocky Grove Carl A. Marsh Lafe Willey Harborcreek Helen Shinko Hatch Hollow

Report New Record For Brainwashing One

A distorted account describes an observer subjected to a tank experiment with prolonged confinement and escalating distress. The narrative notes withdrawal, pain on the left side, attempts to leave, and eventual emotional breakdown before intervention by staff.

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Local Social Roundup From Clymer Area Gatherings

Mrs. Max Bemis hosts 4 H meeting with about 20 attendees at her home. Surprise birthday for son Larry works with games and refreshments as families gather. Door prize to Dawn Vander Suhaalf. awards to Gary Evans and Ronald and Rose Willey. Family visits span Mina Corners Church and Auburn and Falconer trips, with multiple relatives joining in.

Max Bemis Clifford Alkens Sr Sam Upperman Columbus Everal Cochran Elaine Clymer Larry Dawn Vander Suhaalf Gary Evans Ronald Rose Willey Mina Corners Church Lawrence Redding Linda Auburn George Camper Donald Leroy Beda Popney Lenore Camper Wilam Coneron Falconer N. Y George Imhoff Sleve Dunnond Albert Dunn Pof Sheffield Pa Albert Imhoff 5. H. Imhoff Spring Creek

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