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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1960
Page
4
The Corry Journal reports David J McDonald renewed his appeal for a 32 hour work week. It questions the impact on employment, overtime costs, and potential two job allowances, noting union cautions and possible congressional action.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls November 27 1940 events in Atlantic City New Jersey. The piece notes a gathering of Italian American Club members, a discussion on tax levy and appropriation timing, and plans for a city council conference about approaching municipal expenditures.
A garbled 40 year old item references Somerset Ames, a Corry Glince event at East Springfield in December, and a proposal linked to President McDannt. Other names and dates are unreadable, with partial phrases about a pigsiit sterol and readers. The fragmentary text hints at a local political gathering and candidates Browell Wit and Piskt.
Titusville City Council on first reading approved the 1961 budget of 580,078 dollars, up 17,531 from 1960. Salary and tax levy ordinances await a special meeting next Monday. Finance Director Morse warned of a possible tax hike to balance the budget and noted wage boosts for most city employees.
Monacco baby Timothy, 18 months, cried yesterday alerting the Mullard family in Lakewood Jamestown area to a basement fire caused by sparks from a cleanout. The blaze spread to the living room, causing about 35000 in damage and heavy smoke throughout the home.
Charles N. Stewart and Ida Dymes wed in Oklahoma City yesterday in their second marriages. Mrs. Dymes is 59. Stewart’s age and further details appear in the local notice.
President Eisenhower ordered emergency measures to curb gold outflow as confidence in the dollar's strength wavers. Western Europe holds about 18 billion in dollars, enough to buy U.S. gold, but few would crash the system. experts warn even smaller shifts could trigger crisis while critics say actions overstep and may outlive their usefulness. The move, taken near the end of Eisenhower’s term, aims to slow dollar migration until Kennedy’s inauguration.
Plans are under way to rebuild the business block of Jefferson destroyed by fire. Three burned out businesses Hillier Healy Rhodes Jewelry and Louisville Title Co will be housed in a pre fabricated house. A special patrol on Route 48 and special deputy Hear the ruins were noted as residents viewed the devastation over the weekend.
An official at a meeting in Lich Risethower urged prompt action citing a single reason. The speaker warned that delay could worsen conditions and that restraint from the administration risks unpopularity could complicate the situation.
The blaze razed multiple aging structures within a year of planning for a new site. Estimated loss reaches 800000 with some properties valued at 25000 and sales potential only 1000. Nearby efforts include a fund drive for the Eisenhower Library in Abilene Kansas where Ellison Ke chum, 52, died of cancer yesterday.
Attorney Lee Towne of Fredonia reports that on September 2 a client named Bucks was arrested by Lenorme police after failing to appear in court. The case, before Justice Pitugvald, involves alleged warrants and a rearrest. a new arraignment and trial scheduling are expected as costs and legal actions unfold.
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