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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1956
Page
3
The masked garbled text references a shift in US policy as France's assembly opens. Mention of international economic, political themes appears, with scattered names and places such as Baltimore, Britain, and French matters. Content is fragmented and unclear.
Two area youths faced court after car trouble incidents. David Miller, 18, of Route City admitted taking a number of stolen items. One youth received a three month sentence for drunken driving and related offenses, while another was paroled to complete terms.
Frank A Cooper died after a prolonged illness leaving a daughter Mrs Gorge Glenn Davis of RD 3 and a son George Cooper of Elkhart Ind. He lived in the area three weeks and had been hospitalized in City Memorial and Busnot hospitals. He was born in Wayne Township and spent most of his life here. Surviving are wife Clara, a sister Needa M Gowrie of East Michigan, and a brother William Cooper of Buttmore. 1954 marked his wife’s death. Davison Maternal Home will host services with Rev Ray Harris officiating, burial at Whitsburg Cannery.
In a surprising vote Bevan wins the post of treasurer amid party turmoil. Rumors swirl he could challenge leadership ally Gyrtskell and seek key roles in defense and foreign affairs, signaling a push toward stronger Bevanite influence within the Labour leadership and its parliamentary group.
Fragmentary text discusses rising militant socialist ideas and shifts between left and moderate wings. Mentions Wider site ownership of industry and debate on nationalizing major industries. Includes garbled phrases about Bevan and delegates.
Rep Wilkim J. Dawson says a House investigation into the impact of integration on Washington schools is illegal and hints at actions to curb its funding. He questions the subcommittee’s authority and taxpayer money usage amid the hearings.
Albert Von Tillory, aged 78, famed Tin Pan Alley songwriter of Take Me Out and other hits, died yesterday in Los Angeles. He led songwriting with his brother Harry and produced Broadwas fired. Born in Indianapolis, his career spanned decades.
Bear Lake notes of social visits and church events highlight Mr and Mrs Jink Finty of Glassport Pa and Mr and Mrs Blaine Chesley of Metres Watt as supper guests of Mr and Mrs O G Mauwhrlne Tuesday. Neighborly calls, a church outing, a surprise flyer in the EUB basement after prayer meeting for Rev Lundeen, and weekend visits by Alec Perkins of Youngstown Ohio are recorded. Also mentions Miss Flora from Moston and Edinboro Teachers College while Val Manwaring and family are noted in Kingsside Otto.
A 12 year old boy named Lee Hughes, described as a young archer like Robin Hood, shot a deer at 20 yards during a hunting trip. His physician father is involved with Pennsylvania’s Department of Wildlife, and the bow used was 37 pounds as the arrow season was underway.
FBI nabbed youth Frank Edgard Armel 19 of Baltimore in Erie, charging unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for beating and robbing a man of cash and taking his car on September 2. He admitted robbery charges. two Baltimore detectives to retrieve him. Accomplices in Maryland arre sts followed. Armel had worked at an Erie plant while in hiding.
Promotional literature and publicity material will be used to attract industry. Funds planned for site options, research, and promotional surveys in fourteen communities including Albion, Corry, Edinboro, Erle, Fairview, Girard, and nearby townships.
The county budget totals 10 000 for brochures and research across 44 areas with 8 400 for brochures and 1 600 for research. State law allows one industrial development agency in the county and council acted to join the organization to gain matching funds rather than remain excluded.
Channel listings show WBEN TV Buffalo airing tonight including Children’s Theatre, Range Rider, News and Sports, Patti Page Show, Annie Oakley, Name That Tune, Phil Silvers Show, The Brothers, Herb Shriner, Democratic Political Program, The $64,000 Question, Do You Trust Your Wife, Late News, Sports, Eleven-thirty Theatre, and late-night classics. Wednesday features Color Test Pattern, Captain Kangaroo, Garry Moore Show, Arthur Godfrey, Love of Life, Edge of Night, Secret Storm, and Brighter Day with afternoon through late-night blocks.
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