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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1956
Page
4
The article discusses long term plans to grow engineering and scientific talent by the California Institute of Technology. It stresses expanding production and supply of engineers and scientists, identifying capable students early, encouraging continued study, and providing necessary training to sustain brain power for billions globally.
Preliminary five year study indicates nursing gains in status with graduates performing care skills once done by physicians. Nurses supervise teams, delegate bedside tasks, and administer medications and transfusions. Doctor shortages create new opportunities, driving professionalization and potential reforms in nursing education and stature.
May 28 1985 report notes Coach Ross Brla of the Senior High will oversee all athletics next year as Byler takes over basketball and football mentoring. Board set the 1935 tax levy and adopted the 1996-97 budget while Gerry’s tribute to the nation’s dead was planned. City events included a parade from the VFW Post and park ceremony. Cleanup in downtown alleys continued after debris removal and a heavy rain ended a dry spell, aiding farm and garden needs.
U S Steel will invest 46.3 million dollars at the Vandergrift facility to build new production facilities for steel sheets. The plan, confirmed after the Office of Defense Mobilization issued a certificate of necessity, allows a five year write off for federal war purposes, shortening the normal 20 to 25 year amortization.
Police ruled out the Montomery County resident Myra Baron as the Lake Ontario torso victim. Detective Captain Frank Nowak announced identification was confirmed by a photo in the husband’s possession, refuting the claim the remains belonged to Mrs Baron who has lived apart from Rolland Baron since 1854.
The Railroad Union endorses Duff for reelection, citing his leadership and national service. Opponent is former Philadelphia Mayor Joseph S Clark Jr. River levels on the Ohio at Pittsburgh cresting near 19 feet after heavy rain conditions.
Mrs. David Blake of rural Corry died shortly after noon Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient for three days. Born December 21, 1904 in Eddyville Pennsylvania, she lived in Eddyville and Putneyville before moving to R D 2 Corry four years ago. She married David Blake in November 1923. Survived by two daughters, Mrs Peter Glavis of Corry and Mrs Homer Shaffer of Eddyville, one son, one sister, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services at Pyenesville Methodist Church tomorrow at 2:30 p m with burial in Eddyville Cemetery. Prayer service tonight at Bracken Funeral Home at 7 p m.
Spart John Sima, a Kondu Corp. employee, sues C. E. Nelson for damages over 25,000 alleging Nelson shot at him with a personal rifle during a plant shift on Oct 13 1855. Sima claims Nelson operated the bolt and fire arm while he approached for advice, causing injuries.
Uproar as French forces seize a large cache of explosives and arms in the Arab quarter amid street fighting and mass arrests. Reported scenes describe rioting, destruction, and a heavy police presence with hundreds detained for questioning as rebels clash with troops and civilians in a turbulent urban area.
Police investigate a fatal crash five miles southwest of a rural road site. An 18 year old, William fe Memeney of ROD a, Butler, reportedly fled the scene as officers questioned him about the incident.
Police say the investigation continues as Teague drove the car that overturned killing 16 year old Thomas J. Biderich of Herman Butler Counties. Prevost, 16, of Butler, suffered minor injuries. Lucinda Rayburn, sister of Speaker Sam Rayburn, died Saturday in Bonham Texas.
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