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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1956
Page
4
Editorial discusses the failure of fair trade laws on price control for small electrical appliances. It argues that such laws prevent price competition, hurt consumers who shop around, and fail both economically and morally. The piece cites Westinghouse expert H. J. Stephenson and notes widening repeal across states.
Secretary Benson will address the Pennsylvania Feed Dealers Association in Reading. The event, noted as among nine sittings, is scheduled for September 25.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reports officials of the Northwest Rural Electric Co operative expect to start work on the Beaverdam unit next month. Miss Abn Wolford, now at Corry Public Schools, has been elected to a vacancy at Copcord School due to increased enrollment. Local boosters of Arthur Cole Grove Democrit note a new intensive drive to raise the ginb's membership.
Forty years past, September 12 1516 AOWoMerick returns to his home in olyaisley Ravine. The GAR encampment tally held a fair and reunions at Neb Jona Calkins telephones the city about an extended eastern trip. Col P Rozers visits Unipt City to attend the annual reunion of the 83rd Penn-Sylystila Volunteers.
The September monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid Society will be held in the basement of the EUB Church tomorrow evening. Mr and Mrs Aris Perkins and daughter Stella Ang of Youngstown were weekend visitors. Mrs Nelle Buyeth dined with her brother’s family. Ethel Bond and Edith Hawkins moved to Jamestown for the winter to teach. Ray Pena attended Beat Lake School functions.
Jordan reports a large Israeli force attacked a police post near Rabba in Hebron, killing police and National Guardsmen. Jordan filed a formal complaint with the UN truce supervisory body, warning of reprisal and urging international action.
County commissioners plan to issue bonds for infirmary improvements without seeking a voter referendum. Lamberton argues such a move could sidestep general voter resistance to increased government debt and affect spring ballot issues for redevelopment and a new city hall. He favors letting voters decide on a county law bond within three years.
Alice Evans of Buffalo and MEANVILTE have lost their court battle against Gérry Stockton of Sparta Township. Judge Herbert A Mock Vesterdis ruled no trespass occurred and no injury to property from tearing down a fence or shrubbery along Township Route 794. Damages denied in Common Pleas Court.
Mrs. Clara Bargnger De Mile aged 70 a screen writer and widow of producer William Cap Mille died yesterday in Los Angeles. The death ends a long career in film and writing with connections to notable studio figures.
Gettysburg Pennsylvania hosts a Republican briefing with about 500 party leaders. President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon speak as the campaign kickoff draws attention from the Grand Army of the Republic and local veterans groups amid a week of events and speeches.
Corry residents urged to register this week at Mul Building in council room from noon to 4 on Friday and Saturday. Non registered residents urged to register, especially those moved since the February election. Official lists show the need to update registrations and participation is encouraged by local officials.
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