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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1955
Page
4
The Army has built a substantial air force with integrated aviation units in divisions to support ground forces. In Exercise Sagebrush, Air Force leadership clashed with Army aviation, leading to a grounding order that was reversed by the Secretary of the Air Force, highlighting self sufficiency in Army air mobility.
The White House Conference on Education this week weighs enrollment growth, teacher shortages, and rising costs. Despite consolidation reducing one room schools from 145,711 in 1930 to 39,061, the trend toward multi grade teaching and modernization threatens the one room schoolhouse with closure as older teachers retire.
Jamestown and Dunkirk face large tax readjustments after the State Equalization Board ordered use of 1954 rates for 1955 taxes. County leaders seek a postponement to next year for a $100,000 shift in tax payments. Refunds and additional payments affect 28 and 10 counties respectively with Jamestown and Dunkirk showing sizable sums.
A fragmented quiz item asks seven current events questions and a geography question about Formosa. It compares AFL GIO membership, Friends term, farm income, Rose Bowl seating, college radiations, berry production state, and Formosa distance from China with multiple choices.
The text discusses Luke writing an orderly account of Jesus based on eyewitnesses to verify historical facts. It notes Luke’s aim for Theophilus and readers to know the vivid reality of Christ and the Christian claim that God revealed Himself through Jesus for salvation.
A 97 year old widow, Mary Clark, was acquitted of plotting the murder of her wealthy oilman husband William Clark. The verdict followed two hours of jury deliberation signaling the state’s case hinged on statements by ex-convicts. defense witnesses testified she was not involved.
Police arrested Lee Keyes, 25, at his home after his 1951 car, abandoned following a Friday night collision with a parked vehicle, was found with a mutilated motor-violation summons in the glove compartment. Keyes, reportedly without a valid license for years, claimed he loaned the car to a man named Cray and denied knowledge of the accident. He was booked Saturday noon pending payment of a fine.
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