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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1959
Page
4
The Corry Journal notes the National Association of Manufacturers claims a poll shows American youth favor nationalization of railroads utilities and other industries. The piece questions youth understanding and mocks the idea while linking rock and roll and teen culture to political views.
Local column highlights a push toward a city manager form of government amid bets on engineers drafting a master plan for Corry. Also noted are September service milestones for Associated Spring workers, traffic and paving issues, archery deer season start, highway guardrail promises, a CTU promotion at Erie General Telephone, and various community updates including education, veterans and local business concerns.
The Corry Area High School band and majorettes put on a striking halftime display during the Cory Franklin game. Led by Linda Tarbell and Barbara Weichl, the team performed a precise drill with luminous feathers to the Independentia march, followed by baton-twirling and a rendition of Against the Corry Spirit.
Yesterday's memories recount Paris and Great Britain pressing Hitler to abdicate as a prerequisite to peace. Neville Chamberlain faces responsibility for the war. A truck crash in Corry injures none, while horses escape harm. Corry to reopen Rex Theatre and Grand Theatre is planned by Blatt Brothers in western Pennsylvania.
Archers begin a month long deer season in Pennsylvania with 40000 to 100000 bow hunters expected. The season runs until 5 30 pm October 20 and allows harvest of either sex with any legal weapon. Officials caution against fires amid dry conditions and note the white tailed deer named official state animal.
William J. Follette aged a died this morning at 958 West Ninth Street after a six weeks illness. Grand Exalted Ruler Frank McLean appoints W. W. Morganridge district deputy grand exalted ruler. Farmers selling elier are taxed 10 percent on sales as manufacturers of soft drinks. Three cars in front of P. L. Weeks on Mott Street were raided last evening with tools and auto accessories stolen.
Flood waters from four days of steady autumn rain force thousands from homes into emergency shelters. Rescue workers with boats and life rafts monitor three Oklahoma cities for possible evacuations as hundreds of families leave Stillwater Guthrie and Skiatook. Property damage runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars. In Tulsa the Arkansas River is expected to rise above flood stage. Four people have died in traffic accidents linked to the rain.
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