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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1957
Page
1
Fragmentary public notice style text lists various names, dates, and items such as farms, tractors, and notices. It mentions terms and contact lines with phone numbers, implying a classifieds or notice page from a local paper. Strong entities include person names and locations though details are garbled.
The Corry school board approved a 1 mill tax increase and a $611,131 budget for 1987-88 after a lengthy discussion. Superintendent Douglas pushed for funding to cover state mandated teacher salaries, while debates touched on potential reductions to revenue taxes and allocations for special education and social security integration.
Gen Leon Cantave leads Haitian army to seize control amid political crisis. Armed officers back Cantave while censorship tightens, communications cut, and plans outline a provisional government and elections. Contave lauds a free vote yet defies the existing council, signaling a military bid to stabilize the nation.
Bishop Wicke of the Pittsburgh Area will give the keynote at the 95th anniversary celebration of the First Methodist Church. Longtime members honored for 46 years of membership. Joy Tudor and others will assist as ushers and hosts. Miss Marlene Martinire will provide special music. Bishop Lloyd will write the anniversary message. Public is welcome.
Early afternoon reports suggest fluoridation of the city water will be defeated. Objectors to the plan worked near polls to defeat it while physicians and dentists led the opposition with a scare campaign. Voters appeared lethargic and turnout was low, with organizers hoping parental support would salvage the program. Names of local officials and figures mentioned.
Reported talks in Washington show lukewarm US backing for France's bid to reopen negotiations with Egypt and a permanent canal settlement. French Foreign Minister Pierre attempted to press for renewed talks as Dulles weighed security measures and possible support, while the US stance remained uncertain.
Corry Area High School board members convened afterhours as an audit of the year’s finances showed a tighter than forecast budget. The finance committee reported an actual deficit near 42 thousand dollars versus the committee’s estimate of a 61 thousand balance, signaling a tighter end to the 1956 87 school year.
The council reviews bids on funding the tar project and the fate of bids from Koppers Co and Sack Brothers. It considers daily usage requirements, insurance group plan for employees, and adoption of an ordinance to regulate property maintenance along Center Street. City officials pledge action and next steps at the upcoming meeting.
The city and county approve a $4100 wage increase for the tax collector, clerk, and related offices. The hike, retroactive to January 1, covers city county and school staff, sharing the rise equally. The move comes after a voted request amid ongoing discussions and departmental adjustments.
Harrisburg report notes a Republican budget plan for two years proposes about 1.9 billion dollars in cuts and reductions to industrial development, property aid, and security programs. Leaders defend the package as balancing funds and maintaining essential services while addressing a projected annual deficit amid GOP majorities.
Dayit Snyder a 34 year old coal miner was found dead after being trapped by a coal slide for four days at a central Pennsylvania mine. His wife and three children awaited word as eight teams worked to recover the body. Snyder, who ran the family diggings with his brothers, LeRoy and Mak Sponk, was identified by coroner Dr. Samuel B Herrold. The rescue effort moved the body from a west petit Way pit to a municipal home for final rites.
A suspect was held on bond in connection with the murder of an eight year old, Brenda’s missing, in a bush near the school. Police say the assailant planned to attack the family and severed the girl’s life with a stab wound.
A chaotic scene in Schohyrie County ends when an 87 year old bank president halts a bold robbery attempt. Mrs Williams, mother of 14, and accomplice Miller fled in a getaway car. Police arrest the duo after the plan unravels and a suspect is questioned.
Voters cast ballots this morning across ANU and surrounding wards. Ward results show 198 voided ballots while several wards recorded mixed support. GOP gains and Democratic turnout noted alongside party registration patterns.
A sparse turnout marks state voting as campaigns offer few defining questions. Former governor John Fine eyes a comeback by seeking a Common Pleas Court judgeship in Lackawanna County. Scranton’s James T. Hanlon runs for a fourth term, opposed by former Harrisburg officer Lavelle as leaders warn of broad political shifts. Continued on page eight.
Reverend Sawyer, a Civil Auronautics Bowed lawyer, accused the CAB subcommittee of trapping him during a May session and of withholding evidence after a secret August 2 vote letting Northeast Airlines fly the New York Miami route. Henderson testified his memory is faulty and he doubts Sawyer leaked information triggering stock trading.
Police responding to a burglary at a polling place in a garage on Center Street found doors unlocked and pursued a suspect who fled through the back. Officers conducted a search but could not confirm any disturbance to voting machines as staff assessed the scene.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple candidates for mayor and city offices. Names include J. Fred Klotey, F. A. Bhaktery, J. Fred Klotey, J. Fred Klotey, and others with roles such as Controller and Second Ward Alderman. The legible portions show party labels and scattered surnames amid garbled text.
Foreign Aid Administrator John Hollister is reported to be preparing to resign after presenting the administration’s 83 000 000 foreign aid program to Congress. President Eisenhower’s aides weigh Hollister for a major role while others seek a broader development agency strategy. Hollister’s exit would follow similar Cabinet shifts as debate over foreign aid policy continues in Congress.
Primary results overview with candidates and party stakes for county and state races. Notable contests include for judge of the Tier County Court and a vacant State House seat in Mongar County. Voter registration figures and party totals shown for Republicans Democrats and others.
A shattered storm swept across southern Kansas City and nearby towns with many dead and hundreds injured. Rescue crews, led by Missouri Governor James T. Bish, mobilized over 2,000 workers to search for victims and reunite families as hospitals logged about 200 injured and the Red Cross aided affected households. The twister heavily impacted Ruskin Heights and Hickman Mills, with Ottawa, Spring Hill, and Lees Summit also reporting fatalities and damage. The path stretched toward Kansas City and extended into Missouri and eastern Kansas, marking one of the year’s worst tornado events. Continued reporting noted in the continuation.
Members of the Cor ky tren school boards met in the library at Corky Aten High School to approve amendments to the 1059 58 school budget advanced by treasurer Elwin Puller.
Representatives from the Wilson County area school bonds join with the Corry area high school to vote approval of the re election of El Wint Puller as joint boat treasurer for another year at a salary of 0.
The new budget outlines expenditures for Corry School system next year totaling 74 011 with two major groups. The first group covers elementary and secondary costs including 301 903 for elementary and 849 019 for council and related items. The second large group shows 3 392 088 for the Gary Area High School and related secondary level costs. Amendments increased salaries for Superintendent L M Dolt and B Anderson business manager. Transfers of charges between Columb Township and Concord Township are noted, with 38 from Columb to Sir THOM. Budget committee discussions led to adjournment and reconvening to consider individual approval of participation in the budget as a whole.
A Japanese jet crash near Chitohe Aly Base yesterday left one pilot dead and another missing. The body of one pilot was recovered as rescue teams searched the wreckage and neighboring areas amid ongoing investigations.
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