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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1958

Page

10

Erie County Households Grow Steadily Through 1960s

Erie County households rose from 43,24 in 1940 to 61,798 in 1960 and about 69,700 by early 1965, driven by natural increase, lower death rates, higher birth rates, longer lifespans, and greater financial independence. If trends persist, 18,50 households are projected by 1965, boosting local business across food, medicines, furniture, clothing and other essentials.

Erie County Pennsylvania

Traffic Courts Seen For Third Class Cities

Harrisburg Gov safety council proposes central traffic courts in 47 third class cities as part of a 10 year highway safety blueprint. Aimed at standardizing handling of traffic cases, the plan suggests aldermen assigned by mayors to hear violations, plus changes to center line markings and driver licensing regulations to take effect after 1963.

Harrisburg Governors Traffic Safety Council Pennsylvania John N. O'Neil Pennsylvania League of Cities

Arthur Godfrey Reflects On Work Ethic In 30th Year

New York AP reports Arthur Godfrey, entering his 30th year in radio and television, remains among the busiest in the industry. He hosts a weekday morning radio show, a morning TV program, and recently began a new weekly nighttime TV show on CBS. He says he would quit only if he believed he would die, preferring to continue work he loves despite wishing for simple pleasures like coffee and doughnuts in a cafeteria. He notes his best performances occur in horse rings, airplane cabins, or on hunting trips, though the public never sees these aspects of his life.

New York Arthur Godfrey GBS Obbs TV Cbs-Tv Godfrey Tom

See No Setup In Apartment Construction

Nationwide survey of 24 cities shows apartment building surged across the United States with a West Coast pattern of overbuilding and East region mixed booms. Analysts warn a slowdown may come later as financing costs rise, potentially delaying marginal projects despite 1958's easy money stimulus.

United States Cireles

State Highway Chief warns on sign vandalism penalties

Harrisburg Secretary of Highways Lewis M Stevens warned that defacing state signs is unlawful with penalties up to 100 dollars or 90 days in jail. The call followed recent sign damage near Newville Cumberland County as part of a five year program to improve driver safety.

Commonwealth Stevens

Goldfish Thief Strikes Rock Island Nursery Pond

Rock Island police investigated a theft at Nursery Nook pond owned by Judy Holz hammer.ten breeder goldfish were reported stolen prompting local watch for possible suspects and reminders to secure aquatic stock.

Rock Island Judy Holzhammer

Allergic Eczema in Babies Affects Many Infants

Experts describe allergic eczema as common in early life, often starting in the first three months with a family history of allergies. Dietary triggers include cow’s milk and certain foods, while factors like wool, feathers, animal dander, and contact substances also cause reactions. Skin tests and careful dietary logs help identify offenders, with skin allergies tending to worsen in winter.

Allergic Constitution and Crying Adults and Babies

The passage discusses individuals with inherited allergic susceptibility and how emotional upset can worsen reactions. It notes babies and adults may both experience heightened symptoms when exposed to allergens, with crying linked to poorer resistance in allergic persons.

Fline

Elephant Visits Crippled Boy Brightens Day in Hartsville

A three year old elephant squeezed through a crippled boy’s bedroom door to surprise him, while a clown and the boy’s parents, Louis Gritting and others, cheered. The boy enjoyed a Mills Brothers circus performance open to him as a gift from his beaming family and Shriners.

Hartsville Louis M-tov Mills Brothers Circus Shriners

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