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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1956
Page
4
A Corry Pa newspaper excerpt notes the US Supreme Court has ruled organized baseball is a sport not a business and now faces deciding if professional football is a monopoly. Player William Radovich sues after being barred for moving to a rival league, challenging reserve clause authority.
New York Citys biggest congestion era shows traffic deaths fell one fifth in a year due to strict enforcement and drivers and pedestrians education. Pedestrian errors at mid block crossing against lights behind cars and dodging moving traffic fuel three fourths of fatalities, with those over 60 most at risk in residential areas on Mondays and Saturdays most dangerous and Sundays safest.
An 800,000 square foot shopping center features Ground 4 landscaped gardens and a weather conditioned interior kept at 72 degrees year round. A basement electronic panel allows one watchman to guard all fifty stores, showcasing an early automation concept.
A promotional piece describes a New York City trip package featuring Broadway shows like My Fair Lady and No Time For Sergents, museum visits at the Met and MoMA, Radio City Music Hall attractions, and guided tours of Empire State Building and Times Square. It notes limited tickets via an Information Center and highlights hospitality options in Manhattan.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls bids on heating gear for the new Industrial Shop School. The Board of Education will open bids at a special meeting in the school offices at the library building on Wednesday evening November 4. City officials warn children not to write names or lewd words in fresh cement and to expect strict punishment for violators. Large crowds gathered at voting booths with observers noting higher than average worker turnout.
Ravelin Hill social notes report overnight guests of the Berry family in Hamburg New York and weekend visits by Holmes and Neckers families to Fort Dix New Jersey. Wedding attendance, moves among neighbors, 4-H club activities, a high school play, and a bus collision with Henry Stowe near the Imperial Hotel are listed with names and places.
A fragment notes plan for evening courses at Clymer Central with references to venues, times, and numbers. It mentions instructors or organizers and lists items like vegetables and a bottle price around 55 in an unclear currency, plus names that appear as potential participants or stakeholders.
Dopilinon activity surfaced yesterday in the Westerglaag region with reports of NP Welty present. Nes Ciebaatt rims spar au Ltd. further details remain unclear from the fragmentary briefing.
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places in a damaged notice with no clear event or date. Readable bits include personal names and a location, but the meaning and specifics are not recoverable.
A two car collision on Route 20 near Sturgeon Avenue resulted in the death of a man identified as A. Smith. Authorities report the crash occurred when one vehicle struck the other at the intersection, with both drivers sustaining fatal injuries. The scene was investigated by local police and the highway patrol, and a formal coroner's inquest is expected to follow.
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