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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1959

Page

3

Pa Legislature McKee Public Works Budget Sparks Caution

Pennsylvania lawmakers debated a near one million dollar public works plan for next two years. Critics urged restraint, noting capital needs and potential debt rises of up to 101 million through the General State Authority. Supporters pointed to urgent projects at state institutions and food control while planning boards urged a measured borrowing approach.

Harrisburg Uawinkce George Bo Stevenson Clinton Ie General State Authority Tie Mir Frey GSA Hoting State Playmins Board Public Way Pn Lawrence State Planning Board W. Prenlis Jr Lancaster Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce Senate John T. van Sant Lehigh Labor and Industry Department Senate Labor and Industry Committee

Sparta Schools Show Record Enrollment

Sparta Merged Schools opened with 208 elementary and 261 high school pupils on the first day of the 1959 60 term, totaling 469. Elementary enrollment rose 18 from last year’s 250 while high school enrollment rose 11 from 270. Supervising Principal Roland Putnam noted surprise at the elementary rise and expected higher secondary enrollment, cautioning late registrations may still adjust totals as periods shifted from four to sixty minutes.

Spartansburg Sparta Roland Putnam Putnam

First Day Oil Stamp Near Record

Titusville official reports first day cancellations for the Oil Centennial stamp near 829,000, close to the 829,000 Lincoln memorial record, with total still undetermined. Washington issues typically run high. Post Office official also notes the milestone remains a record for a non capital city. MGM trainer J. S. Trader Horne dies at 78 in Thousand Oaks after long illness, once supplied animals for numerous films.

Titusville Vavia L. Church Postmaster General Church Washington D.C U. S Post Office Toval Winshieton MGM Thousand Oaks Calif Melton Goldwyn-Mayer J. S Trader Horne

Plastic bag labeling and thickness rules advance in legislature

A House vote of 180 to 11 backed consumer protection measures for plastic bags. One bill would require labels on bags meeting certain size or thickness. A prior House bill seeking a ban on bags under 1/1000 inch thick is in Senate committee.

House Public Utility Commission Milk Control Commission Senate

Belafonte seeks lighter film roles amid race questions

Hal Belafonte says audiences crave lighter, sophisticated stories and aims to produce and star in a Pushkin life story. He emphasizes not dwelling on racial conflict, notes a million-dollar annual income from TV and music, and cites his hopeful view of progress and balance with family.

New York Harry Belafonte Belafonte Alexander Pushkin Russian Literatura Vicky Orval E. Paulius Arkansas

Above Normal Weather Seen Across Large Regions

The Weather Bureau reports a 30 day September outlook predicting above normal temperatures in the western half of the nation and the Middle and North Atlantic states. The Northern Plains and the Par Southwest show the greatest departures from normal, with near normal temperatures elsewhere except below normal in the Middle Mississippi valley. Eastern areas should receive above normal precipitation, the west drier than average, and the rest expect normal rainfall.

Washingcon Weather Bureau North Atlantic Plains Par Bureau Mississippi Valley

Film Stars Millie Perkins and Dean Stockwell Engaged

Film stars Millie Perkins aged 20 and Dean Stockwell aged 28 announced their engagement yesterday in New York. No wedding date has been set.

New York Millie Perkins Dean Stockwell

Veer Phrase Sparks Debate in Local Meeting

A terse remark about the meaning of actions in a community gathering triggers discussion on responsibility and consequences among residents, with several speakers weighing in on whether efforts have reached a decisive stage and what remains to be done.

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