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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1957
Page
6
Weather records show a May high of 58 and a 44 degree low. Local reports include a pursuable crime incident in Titusville, a suspected annoyance by a Third Ward boy, and obituaries for Mrs Evalyn Boynton and W. Shade. Public notices describe a Drake oil well centennial plan and school budget actions in Titusville.
Andrew Tomeho Jr son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Tomeho of Corry was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for a scalp contusion after he fell from a school bus at Conway School around 8 45 this morning. He was released following treatment. A 1956 Chevrolet was blamed for a near accident on Down Henry street as the vehicle allegedly forced a car off the road between Essex and Mead. Police noted possible charges could follow pending officer review at Hinesburg.
Nicholas Kovalake Jr told about 1300 listeners at Rainbow Gardens in Erie that world unity and lasting peace are possible only through the Biblical arrangement. He cited religion nationality race and language as the four barriers and urged turning to God's Kingdom for true peace. Also reported is the death of Dr Maurice J Lev4,99, lifelong educator and founder of the New York College of Podiatry.
The Corry Aves High School Key Club held install officers last evening during the Kiwanis meeting at Hotel Corry. William Mitler presented the governor pin to Robert Tunnel, who then crowned Aquilina as the first Division 1 governor and future Corry club president. Other officers installed were Twinnell, Sargent, Simmons, Lewis, and Shetler. Clarence Wallace led the program on rose culture.
Democrats split on the defense bill with Chairman Canton opposing the size and allocation. He faults a 300 million dollar atomic carrier fund and notes the earnings would not stay afloat after war. The Armed Services and Appropriations committees propose major cuts to Eisenhower requests across Army Navy and Air Force budgets.
Hal Boyle reports on the First Infantry Division nicknamed The Big Red One adapting to a new pentomic organization aimed at flexible firepower and mobility. Maj David H. Buchanan leads the division while veterans from WWI remain on the rolls as old regiments are retired and five battle groups replace three regiments.
Kansas editors watch as Col Howard B. St. Cut of Beckley West Virginia commands a public demonstration of new tactics. The scene includes helicopters and heavy bombardment with artillery and mortars. Soldiers advance under fire, signaling an evolving approach to modern warfare.
President requests a $3 192 000 000 appropriation for the Post Office for the new fiscal year to avert postal service cuts. He urged continued service for the public and cited support from Secretary Weeks and other top officials against budget reductions. Sherman Adams warned that repudiation of party promises could invite political death, praising the force of the Army and pioneering spirit.
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