New Housing Construction Drops in Corry
New housing construction in Corry fell 28 percent in 1956 to one dwelling unit, a smaller drop than Pennsylvania’s statewide 25.6 percent decline. Statewide rates show 3.0 dwellings per 1,000 residents, with northeastern states at 4.4 per 1,000. Experts cite demand satisfaction and financing as factors, with a cautious outlook for a 1960s housing boom yet to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
New York
Mhamatiy
Corey Staveys
Prinsvivanne
Corey
Pennsylvania
George Cline Smith
Senate Housing Subcommittee
Driver Freed In Boy's Death In Erie Investigation
ERTE investigations concluded Saturday into the accidental traffic death of nine year old Steven Henry Emling of Erie. State police said no charges would be filed against Ellis J. Woodall of San Diego, driver of the trucking outfit involved. The tragedy occurred Friday afternoon after the boy left Wayne School where he was a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erte
Steven Henry Emling
R. D
Erie
Hamot
Ellis J. Woodall
San Diego
Calif
Emling
Leff Wayne
Interview With David Ladd Breaks Policy At Studio
Hollywood Highlights recalls a candid talk with ten year old actor David Ladd about his role in The Proud Rebel and life on set. Ladd discusses his background, schooling, and sign language training for the film while joking about pay and daily studio bike rides. The piece notes the interviewer’s discomfort and vow to avoid policy breaches in future chats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ladd
Lesley
Rin Tin Tin
David Ladd
Alan
Bam Goldwyn
David
Mr. Goldwyn
Big Land
Black Fox Military Acad~emy
UCLA
Hoboes of America leader cites postwar change in hobos
Jeff Davis 74 president of Hoboes of America says the knights of the road no longer frequent jungles. He describes hoboes as solvent, well dressed, and solid citizens due to changing postwar conditions after World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Knights of the Road
Hobo Jungles
Jeff Davis
Hoboes of America, Inc
Zhukov Ousted as Khrushchev Consolidates Power
Western observers debate Zhukov’s removal as Khrushchev tightens grip on Kremlin power. Pravda calls for unity while Moscow radio limits commentary. Diplomats warn of further Kremlin changes as theories spread about Zhukov’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zhukov
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow Radio
Kremlin
Rhe
West
Russia
Moscow
London
Khrushchev
David Kelly
Sunday Times
Marshal Zhukov
Dunkirk GI Dies After Falling From Palisades
Private Harper, 23, son of Mrs Harriet Harper of Dunkirk, fell 62 feet from the Palisades near the Hudson. He died instantly. Fellow soldier John Dagwn, 21, also stationed at Fort TIEN, witnessed the accident and was treated for shock at Buglewood Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Manhattan
Hudson River
Jack
Marper
Harriet Harper
Pyt Harper
John Dagwn
Newburgh
Ft Tien
George Wiysh- Ingtolk
Liuchills
Daeion Wey
Pvt
Harper
Palisades
Heney Hudson Parkway No. 2 Park
Stassen Mum On Politics
Former Minnesota governor Harold Stassen, once president of the University of Pennsylvania, declines to confirm plans for Pennsylvania governance or his fate as Eisenhower’s disarmament adviser. He dodges questions about a rumored run and possible withdrawal from the national post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold B Stassen
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Reepubbens
Pennsylvanbig Governioe
LA Butte
Minesota
University of Pennsylvania
Service Set For Harry T. Ganster
Funeral services will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at the Rooter Funeral Home for Harry T. Ganster of Meadville father of Mrs. Arden Rockafellow of West Meadville. Survived by wife Naomi three daughters five sons eighteen grandchildren one great grandchild and two sisters. Interment will be in Cochranton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Ganster
Rooter Funeral Home
Meadville
Arden Rockafellow
West
Spring Creek Uniontown
Mr. Ganster
Ufe
Bullimore
Ohio Rail
Mendlville
Smithfield
Ganster
Uniontown
A. G. Foye
Naomi
Elding
Rockafellow
Harper
Provins
Mead
Ville
Fairmont
W. Va
Cochranton Cemetery
Sees Less School Job Training Continues Focus
Attendance laws have boosted high school enrollment to over 80 percent of youth. Critics say curricular revisions question high school aims and risk diluting science, math, and engineering prep as concerns rise after Soviet progress. A national conference on engineering and scientific education follows this week, backed by the National Science Foundation and professional groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selon
National Science Foundation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gileon’s
Columbus
General Electric
Kelly Pondel
Sunoco
Corry, Pa
Westinghouse
Hearth Mountain
Witchhazel
Betsy Ross
Dunkirk GI
Stassen
Marguerite Mattis
Erie County
Buick
Dyruaflow Munford
Sisters
Ragoarasten
Gulteulet
Pice
Sue Tales OF
Wells Fargo
Necay
Tide Munisel
ABCTY
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!