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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1957
Page
4
The Corry Journal shows masthead details including publishers and staff like Gary Evening Journal Publisher George B. Sample and others. The page also discusses Western Desert reclamation in Mexico, irrigation projects, and space satellite policy under Eisenhower era military and scientific officials.
In 1901 President Roosevelt urged citizen cooperation to spur recovery from production decline. Corry Hod and Gun Club members plan a special session at 7 30 P M on South Street to finalize plans for new club rooms in the American Legion home on North Center Street. Joseph Flynn, former operator of the Phoenix Hotel and well known Corry resident, died at Erie after a fall.
Chief Andrew Pauleon of the Stanford Hose Company begins selling tickets for the annus ball to be held at the State Armory on Thanksgiving Eve. Pavement progress reaches the Findley Lake road and schoolhouse area about one and a half miles from Corry.
Ease-welles Superior Court in Pittsburgh ruled on whether United Steel Workers union or Erie Forge and Steel Corp caused a 65 day stoppage affecting about 1,100 workers who sought 400 000 in unemployment compensation. Workers walked out September 1 1954 after failed bargaining for a new contract. plant doors reopened November 4 after an accord. The board of review had labeled the stoppage a lockout.
Last rites for Donald Williams were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Bauer presiding. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Frank Sturgis Edward Kaiser Donald Ruffner and others. Attendees from away hailed from multiple states and cities. Local Masons and Aero Supply coworkers joined the service. a Junior Chamber delegation attended. Funeral home services were followed by a Masonic service Wednesday evening at 7.
State Police investigate an attempt to blast the Pleasant Park Shopping Center in Hempfield Township. An intruder entered through a rear door, reached a cellar, and ignited a dynamite fuse that burned out outside the building. Tenants reported gas smell and alerted authorities. the center is owned by a New York firm and houses television, heating and tire shops.
Local church notices list Sunday School and worship times for many congregations including THE BROKENSTRAW PARISHI CONGREGATIONAL West Spring Creek Columbus Abe Reformed Church Clymer Elgin Community Church Sparta nsburg Gospel Tabernacle First Baptist McCray Methodist Harbor Ridge Wesleyan Our Lady of Victory Mission North Clymer Methodist American Sunday School Union Wheelock Union and more. Times span morning to evening with midweek meetings and youth activities across multiple towns.
Area churches publish Sunday schedules with worship at 10 11 and 11 10 times for several congregations in Beaverdam Findley Lake and north Clymer community. Activities include Sunday School Youth Fellowship Cottage Prayer and special services.
The piece outlines three financing paths for expanded defense spending: cut domestic programs such as Agriculture and Veterans outlays, raise individual or corporate taxes, or return to deficit financing by increasing the federal debt. It notes inflation risks and public concern over living costs.
An analysis notes possible wage hikes and price shifts as consumer power tightens. It argues three paths to reduce butter use and pressure on government programs, tax payers, and cost of living while accepting sacrifices for a broader strategy including relations with Russia.
Portage officer Philip Stager disclosed he sold 40 percent of his stock October 1 and resigned as treasurer and director of the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic. John Haluska announced successor Dr Henry Benko. The clinic faces government and AMA bans on out-of-state patients and a court order to destroy about one million pills seized.
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