Corry Journal Publication and Rates Notice
The Corry Journal publishes daily except Sundays with staff and office details listed. Rates by mail are 9.00 per year or 4.75 for six months. by carrier 7 cents per copy and 42 cents per week.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1957
Page
4
The Corry Journal publishes daily except Sundays with staff and office details listed. Rates by mail are 9.00 per year or 4.75 for six months. by carrier 7 cents per copy and 42 cents per week.
The Education Office reports undergraduates and graduates can access higher education with minimal extra wardrobe or pocket costs. Widespread aid emerges from 237,000 scholarships totaling 65.7 million dollars for 1955-56, with one in ten students receiving substantial aid. The rise in aid reflects improved access across 1,562 institutions serving over 3.72 million students.
The secretary general is increasingly using the office as an independent executive power, beyond Council or Assembly guidance, to fill vacuum in peace and security. His re election endorses this view, showing fairness in leadership despite lingering objections.
The surprise Democrat victory of William Proxmire shifts GOP lines as Leonard Hall and J. Russell Sprague unite to preserve Republican rule in Nassau County Long Island. Hall warns no party can afford disunity, urging reconciliation ahead of next year’s Congress races.
Prices for hogs good and choice 18 to 20 Sows 15 to 1744 beef cows 12 to 14 canners and cutters 9 to 1 beef heifers 15.0 164s bulls 13 to 17 veal calves 24 to 29 heavy and medium calves 11 to 15 lumbs Vi to 23
Scientists and engineers prepared to install the reactor core at Shippingport Pennsylvania the first full scale civilian atomic power plant. The core installation begins at 4 p.m. EDT and will be followed by weeks of tests before operation. The plant cost over 100 million dollars and aims for 100000 kilowatts capacity, with initial output about 60000 kilowatts. Westinghouse built the reactor, Duquesne Light Co manages the turbine generator, and Calder Hall in England previously opened the world’s first full scale civilian plant in 1956.
The item notes President Roosevelt speech warning on international lawlessness. It mentions N Cohen and Sons planning a major remodeling of the Cohen block on North Center and F W Woolworth store. F G Chapin and Sons occupy a corner location. Also a financial issue looms over a storm sewer project with bond funds nearly exhausted.
Thieves entered five homes in Spring Creek and vicinity after midnight, escaping with about 60 dollars in money and valuables. Improvements at Lewis store corner Main and Center near completion for tomorrow’s opening as United Cigar Company agent. A collision on North Center Street saw Mrs Say driving a car collide with a buggy, wrecking its rear wheels.
Donald Campbell refreshed by a 275 mph run in the jet powered Bluebird on a 4.25 mile course. He disclosed an unofficial speed up to 1275 miles an hour and set Sunday as the earliest target for a record attempt, with a possible start today if conditions are favorable.
Major Richard Hellwege, grandson of Guy Stafford of Corry, leads jet flying hours for the Western Air Defense Force with 3,000 hours since 1946 and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross with oak leaf cluster, Air Medal with four oak leaf clusters, plus commendations and presidential citations. James Rumbaugh enters Thiel College as a transfer from Denison University. Social Security data notes births every eight seconds and survivor payments aid about two million fatherless children. The Springboard marks 15 years at Raymond Mfg. Co. and bond buyers face slow returns as some omit bonds worth 18.75. Pvt. Bill Shreve returns from Beaufort hospital to finish Marine training at Parris Island.
Eldena Lee, 19, of Salamanca New York was the sole survivor among four passengers when a car pulled onto Route 20 near Silver Creek and was struck by a Greyhound bus carrying Cathedral Prep band members. Three male companions died in the crash at Hanover General Hospital in Silver Creek.
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