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18 May 1957
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1957
Page
1
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Vote On Fluoridation Issue In Cary Water
City residents weigh fluoridation as a water treatment option. Public vote is set to decide whether to add fluoride at the recommended level per milliliter to aid dental health, with discussion and letters reflecting support and opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Cary
Leader Says GOP Cripples State Services
A governor accuses the GOP of crippling state services with proposed cuts totaling 84.4 million, including 30 million to Welfare, and warns such reductions would damage the economy and undermine jobs, education, health, and development programs. The governor frames the plan as the people’s budget and opposes indiscriminate cuts across agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancussmer
Uvy
Ubitlir
Departmental Tequesta
Legisature
Welfare Department
Nis
Four Injured In Area Crash Near Union City
A two car collision on Route 97 four miles west of Union City left William Ridinger 30 of Clerton Robert Barton 23 of Union City and Edith Bacon 92 and Sally Adams both of Union City injured. They were being evaluated at Stem Memorial Hospital for possible fractures and internal injuries with front end damage estimated around 1000. Police report Ridinger was traveling eastbound when the crash occurred at 11 p m last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ridinger
Clerton
Robert Barton
R. D
Union City
Edith Bacon
Sally Adam
Insight
Miss Bacon
Sally Adams
Barton Auto
Bucor
Delayed Mail Halts Titusville From D-10 Meet
Titusville Rockets miss District 10 championship in Erie's meet after mail delay. Coach Shaner and officials argued for deadline flexibility, but Erie officials refused. Postmarked Sunday mail arrived Tuesday, forcing the team to sit out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bus Shaier
Rockets
Erle Shaner
Dis Tee Chatman Tebertinn
Shaner
Ther
Roy van Horn
Nva
Erie
Leberman
Hiecause
Nf District 10
Hints Of More Aero Layoffs At Local Plant
A letter from Leo Struan to an employer hints at further layoffs at the Aero Supply Mfg Co plant. Incoming orders in March and April were steady, but May and June showed a downturn. July vacation cutbacks loom, with the company trying to win new business by short runs at no profit to sustain employment. engineers and sales staff are being deployed to boost electro mechanical assembly locally. Labor relations efforts include talks with Jack Wile Son and union rep Fam Baress to review operations at Minneapolis Honeywell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Aer Supply Mf. Co
Ing Ietter
Leo Struan
Btrawss
Strauss
Straits
Jack Wile Son
Fam Baress
Minneapolis- Honeywell
Methodist Church Marks 95th Year Celebration
The First Methodist Church of Corry marks its 95th anniversary with events slated from May 7 to May 26. Pastor Rev. George Myers opens with an anniversary sermon at 11 am, followed by an 8 pm service on Christ the Comforter. A Christ an steward visitation is set for 3 to 5 pm, with a university banquet and distinguished speakers including Bishop Wicke from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Methodist Church of
Corry
Columbus
Carey
George Myers
Wim
Christ
Anipy
Lisyd CG. Wicke
Pittsburgh
Bishop Wicke
Will Speiter
Rey
Myvrs
Fire saves six children from home blaze
A residence fire trapped six youngsters as Charles B. Wilson, 30, carried five toddlers to safety down a ladder while the mother Mrs. Vivian Johnson, 25, escaped with others. Wilson was treated for smoke inhalation at Gradiate Hospital. cause under investigation. Five children identified include Vivian, Robert, Genie, Charles, and Milehell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prmuaveurnin
Newtibor Cumbell
Charles B. Wilson
Inde Wilson
Vivian Johnson
Wilson
Gradiate Hospital
Sime Wana
Vivian Dohneo
Robert
Genie
Charles
Sid Milehell
See New York In The Spring Via Journal-Erie Tour
A tour by the Journal Erie R A promotes a spring visit to New York City with a June 14 departure. The package includes various entertainments and sightseeing, with adult pricing around 3407 per person for transportation and 870 for each child. details are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal-Erie R. A
Princabionel
Eich nAit
Probers To Aim At Other Labor Chiefs Beyond Beck
Senate probes head into further labor leadership links amid testimony on alleged $8000 of a $12,000 Beck tied commission. Nathan Shefferman said to have advised Teamsters on employer relations while new targets in New York are hinted. McClellan and Kennedy noted deeper hearings, with June possible resumption, as Chicago and Montg omery Ward background fed the inquiry.
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Washington
Senate Spirits
Olen
Pupide Teamslurs
Dave Becks
Wiil
Nathan Shefferman
Beck
Teamsters Union
Capital FN
Chula McClellan
D-Ark
Shefferman Whaets Fei
Organ
Labbe
Robert F. Kennedy
Sounel. S
Teamsters
New York
Commintes
McClean
Kennedy
Shelterman
Beck Vally
Shefferman
Fiie
Chiesto Daily News
John T. O'Brien
Chicago
Teimblers
Tian An
Jon
Afl-Cio
Montgomery Ward & Co
Bomb kills wife of French governor in Strasbourg
A bomb hidden in a cigar box killed the wife of Strasbourg's local governor as she opened the box. The device, linked to an Algerian rebellion, contained enough charge to kill many officials. investigators traced the parcel toward Algiers and French detectives searched for the bomber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasbourg
Frinet
Eriguise
Andre Marie ‘Tremeaud
Bar- Ain
Algiers
Henglette
France
Paris
Chasing Calf Strays Into Electric Fence Incident
Dr Corry learned of a flat hand photo work on an electric fence yesterday while guiding a calf near Prank Stutaman’s farm. A bystander mocked the scene as the calf spooked the fence and a chain of misreads led to a tense moment at the moment of impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cnisine
Whench Hen Versatile Carcabsanne Tale From France
An obscure report describes a French firm and its product notes, mentioning Italy penalties and a recurring ten day cycle. The fragmentary text references aviation or automotive terms and a follow up activity with a focus on unconventional devices. The passage remains unclear and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Solon Defends Congress After Blast On Eisenhower Program
A Solon backed Congress amid criticism from Ike supporters. Democrats argue Congress has stalled on the administration's program while Eisenhower presses for action. Senate leaders say Congress must speed up and carry out Eisenhower’s agenda, with Johnson urging quicker handling of hundreds of Eisenhower requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Congress
Ike
Manseid
Minalicid
Senate
Fat Baanhower
Jay Pany Meouinw
Smirhiy
Democratic Fonivollnd
Evan Elsenhower
Lyn
Don B. Johnson
Texas
Wwe
Seflite
Republican Policy Committée
Eisenhower
Uhe
Mansfield
Johnson
Congres
U.S. Army pushes ahead with ballistic missile defense program
Army officials told a House subcommittee that urgent action is needed on defense against intercontinental missiles. Lt Gen James M Gavin and Maj Gen John P Dalley said surface to air missiles could destroy ballistic threats including TOBM, with fiscal year 1958 plans expanding weapons for high altitude aircraft and laser testing for mike hercules and related systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.5
Washington
Army
James M. Gavin
House
Gavin
John P. Daley
Specieweapons
Research and Development Office
Dinley
Dalley
Area Man Fair After Car and Tractor Wreck
A vehicle rear ended a tractor on New York Route 4 near Clymer injuring two men. Em moth Bogert, 66, of McKeesport, was treated for minor injuries and released. the tractor driver Damvett was admitted with multiple wounds and a fractured pelvis. Sheriff’s deputies investigated the crash and a search of the Bogert vehicle was conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kae Wuncury
Acure Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
New York
Damvett
Bogert
John M
Sa Curtis and
Limanti
Tha Sone
Boy Rescued Alive From 24-Foot Well In Manorville
Reds Pressure U S For Answer On Arms. Joyous rescuers pull Taam Besinty Hooper from a 24 foot well in his backyard after a fall. He was hospitalized in good condition with shock and exposure, able to sip beef broth as doctors monitor for pneumonia. Benny’s parents visit at his bedside as 200 workers labored to secure him with oxygen lines and shoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manorville
Escuers
Jie Besinty Hooper
Mlehl
T-yeale-ald
Mustie
Beach Mines
Taam
Benjamin
Hooper Hooper
Barghild
J. EE Bris
Benny
Dayne
Eris
Victim In April Stabbing Guilty Of Assault
L Adams 33 of Titusville faced a Corry stabbing case in police court. He pled guilty to assault and battery after a woman, Bernice Vanderhoof, accused him of shoving her during an April 27 incident. Adams admitted pushing Vanderhoof while attempting to move from her apartment, and was fined $50 plus costs. He had been held to Erie County jail for 50 days unless the fine was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenn L. Adams
Tituavus
Minult and
Ballery
Bernice Vanderhoof
North Center Street
Misinieinin Vanderhoof
Allegheny County
Erie County
Adams
George Gordon
Harley Drake
Vanderhoof
Titusville
Perry Nichols
Rain Floods Tulsa Area as Oklahoma Digs Out
Severe weather grounds flood warnings across eastern Oklahoma with Keystone and Tulsa area towns hit hard. Cimarron and Arkansas rivers surge, record crests loom as residents evacuate and authorities urge caution before renewed deluge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walahoma
Glia- Homa
Buireau
Miro
Tulsa
Keystone
Sothern
Oklahémaiso
Cimarron
Arkinaus
Luden
Arkannsas
Oi Bixby
Burea
Thom
Roland Butlock
Crebke
Reseum
Corry Man Receives Long Hit-Skip Sentence
Lester Nane of 409 Liberty Street was sentenced to two to 23 1/2 months in Erie County Jail and fined 100 plus costs after pleading guilty to two charges. He was convicted for hit and run and driving while suspended, with a fourth count dropped. The arrest followed State Police identification in Corry tied to a February Route 277 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Nane
Liberty Street
Erie County
Samuel Roberts
Bile
Hepler
Corry
Wnate
Clifford Stutaman
Spartansburg
Borbone
M. S. Cobbett
State's Jobless Called J Asset in Industrial Push
Pennsylvania's unemployed were described as a "great asset" for industrial development by officials at the State Department of Labor and Industry. Research director Livin F. Wingeard said the state has the largest and best labor resources in the nation and substantial metro politan labor surpluses, with about 270000 unemployed seen as a pool to fill job openings as economic growth continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeanyl— Yunia
State Department of Labor and Industry
Iivin F. Wingeard
Iateline
Wingear
Commerce
Davita
Pennsylvania
U S Disarm Policy Review Under Way In State Dept
State Department announces a new phase in reviewing US disarm policy with ongoing deliberations. Harold E. Stassen reports to officials after London negotiations, outlining pending proposals and aiming for a unified US position amid talks with the Soviet side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Russia
State Department
Harold E. Stassen
United Nations
Lontfory
Secretary of State
Dulles
Defense Wilson
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Rabat Cutler
White House Life On Ni Tonal Security Council
Joseph Reap
Stasen
Jon
London
Japs Move to Try GI for Murder Despite U S Edict
An order from Washington delayed a U S Army surrender to Japanese authorities for trial of Specialist Idal Williams Girard 22 Ottawa LaSalle Ill for alleged manslaughter of Mrs Nakd Saket at a military firing range in Japan. Japan’s justice minister told the Diet the GI will face trial in a Japanese court despite U S breach claims and Wilson’s review order being too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Japan
U.S
Wilson
United Sites
William S. Girard
Ottawa-LaSalle
Toun Ubrease
Shb Wun
Tg Tange
Jinown
Gapan
Somme Gahara
Nakd Saket
Teeling
Girma
Council To Open Paying Bids For Street Work
The council prepares to open bids for a major road project with specifications released. Out of town bidders are expected, aiming to cover about miles of streets after Henham petitions were submitted. A Home of Phone is anticipated to tune by bid for the job.
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Council
Bidy
Phi Job Hind
Enham
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