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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1958

Page

4

Fight on hay fever and southern industrial boom noted

An NIH led three year program traces ragweed pollen routes using radioactive phosphorous injections to map travel patterns for hay fever control. A Southern Progress report cites a $4 billion rise in regional industrial output and 1,380 new plants, signaling economic opportunity. The piece also mentions large area population facts about Asia and state borders.

New York Chicago National Institute of Health Fallon Te South Southern Association of Science and Industry Lexington Rathatloreg

Waterfront Property as Best Real Estate Investment

Babson argues waterfront land across oceans rivers and lakes offers long term value and tax advantages. He cites profits from land sales to a cement company and lakefront strips for cattle access, plus dredging gains turning swampland into buildable sites.

Babson Waterfront Property

Waterways and watersheds gain value as demand grows

The speaker foresees widespread opportunities in harbor and marina use plus waterfront expansion. Dredging adds limited gains, while watersheds near reservoirs grow critical for municipal water supplies. Wells near fresh water bodies prove most productive, and the note excludes seawater.

Man claims vending machines annoyed him at work

Med off pennies to dime-size coins angered KAISER Metal Products machinist Catalanotti 40 at Bristol plant. He told U S District Court yesterday that malfunctioning vending machines pushed him to a breaking point. Secret Service agents later arrested him on April 24 after he used a device to steal a dime-size coin from a machine.

Hladelphia Baldassaro Catalanotti U. S Kaiser Metal Products Bristol Secret Service Catalanotti Dudge C. William Kraft

Union City Bank To Acquire Home National Bank

Union City banks announce a merger where Home National Bank of Union City will sell assets and liabilities to Union Bank of Erie. If approved by Home National shareholders on October 21, the Union City office at 27 North Main will become the Home branch of Union Bank, its sixth office. The merged entity will exceed 2 million in capital and reserves, with over 2.2 million in total resources and 5,000 additional shares to be issued. All Home National employees to be retained. John Bengel to oversee the Union City office.

Union City Cassus B. Cook Home Naional Bank of A. J. Hartleb Union Bank Erie Home National Bank North Main Street Home National Bank of Home Naional Bank John Bengel

YMCA Calendar Week of October 13 1958 Events

The YMCA schedule lists Monday events including Roys diving class at 4 PM and Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y at 7 PM. Tuesday features Corry Area Golden Age Club at 1 PM and Water Safety at 7 PM. Wednesday offers Girls diving at 4 PM and Delta Hiv at 7 and Camera Club at 8. United Fund campaign kickoff at 8 PM. Thursday space shows Winter safety at 1 PM. Friday includes Junior swimming at 4 PM. Building closes in evening. Saturday Teen Frroties fines Catalanoth $100 and remark about machines.

Corry News Roundup Highlights Local People and Topics

Corry students at Mansfield State Teachers College are noted along with other local items. A Cornell University team developed a 98 percent effective distemper vaccine for dogs. The County Club plans bylaw revamps to be voted on at tomorrow’s meeting. Westleys visited Luray Caverns in Virginia. Janet Engle begins freshman year at Evangel College in Springfield Missouri, founded in 1955 by the Assemblies of God. The IRS ends tax on dues for non-alcohol clubs. children may use facilities. David Hillstrom is a National Merit semifinalist among about 10,000 contenders for roughly five million in scholarships. Hunters face high license costs. debate over North Center street traffic signals persists. Governor Leader’s veto message controversy prompts calls for official copies. Congressman Kearns visit planned at Hotel Corry to discuss taxation, spending, and federal controls. Danny Incia Jr. published in Saturday Evening Post. his mother is Corry-born. A rail tour to New York City during Thanksgiving is planned. TV star Arthur Godfrey rumor dismissed. Gerald Hammond earns recognition from Buffalo area. Earl W. Foley departs for Berlin, Germany, to serve 18 months. grandson of local residents. Montgomery Ward mail-order note ends with a teaser about changes.

Sarahensinger Beatrice Ann Bensink Corry Mansfield State Teachers College Layens Cornell University Country Club Eugene M. Westley Shenandoah Valley Virginia Luray Caverns Janet Engle Don Engle Columbus Evangel College Springfield Assemblies of God Church Internal Revenue Bureau Repub Moorman Parker America Chamber of Commerce Carroll D. Kearns Danny Incia Jr Warren Saturday Evening Post Mary Chiricuzia Corry Journal and Erie Railroad New York City New York Arthur Godfrey Verne Taylor Onesta Gerald Hammond Miami Fla General Electric Buffalo Earl W. Foley Berlin Germany U. S. Army Frank Say North Center Street Montgomery Ward

Corry Leaders Swap on Labor Chief Posts

Washington leader John J. Lewis offers to quit as chairman of the Committee for Industrial Organization if William Green retires as head of the American Federation of Labor. Edward M. Harrington, Corry street commissioner since 1926, dies after five months of illness. Hatch Vocational school to again offer evening classes in mechanics drawing mathematics and blueprint reading with board approval and plan for federal reimbursement.

Washington John J. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organizaton William Green American Federation of Labor Edward M. Harrington Corry Hatch Vocational School Board of Education

Front reports Sgt Raymond Cooney in hospital France

Reports from the front say Sgt Raymond Cooney is in a French hospital with gas burns to the face and eyes. His condition is not serious. Liberty Loan total has risen to 131700 with 26100 in sales yesterday. Local liquor outlets to close tonight through influenza ban period. About 80 new influenza cases in 24 hours, a slight drop from yesterday. Public entry to Emergency Hospital at State Armory is allowed. Big Christmas catalog promotes deferred payments.

Raymond Cooney France State Armory

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