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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1957
Page
4
The Corry Journal front page outlines national issues from Arkansas judicial vacancy misgivings to Israel’s fears amid US and Soviet arms posturing in the Middle East. It notes Dr Thomas Ward’s views on Asian influenza vaccines, and recalls 1917 local progress on Columbus Avenue bridge and Brooklyn health post.
The Corry Red Cross chapter hosted Miss Margaret Bodensstein, field rep, to plan the annual Roll Call opening in November. A heavy frost arrived, signaling fall and impending winter with a white blanket over homes and vegetation, touching hill districts that seldom see frosts.
New York reports industrial production remains stuck with cautious consumer buying and falling stock prices. Retail sales rise modestly on employment and income, but higher prices limit real demand for industrial goods. The Fed notes August manufacturing gains driven mainly by autos as firms expand capacity to meet future demand. Bank lending to business is down from last year, signaling continued caution.
Franklin Barry, Victor Orn, Wesley McKinney, Walter Scott, Donald Craker, Albert Orn, Omar Ghase, Vere Phillips, Ralph Hollis, Allan Spencer and Guy Saxton are named among signal corps volunteers.
The survey shows VM per cent of the 1947 49 base for June July and December highs at 147 per cent. Businesses expected July as a low point due to vacations while August could begin a recovery. Retail trade rose seven per cent year over year aided by back to school shopping, with Thanksgiving and Christmas periods looming. The key issue is whether higher planned prices will stick at retail level.
A gas station manager reports $140 stolen from an unlocked safe in the office while the station was open Saturday evening. The theft occurred between 6 and 10 30 p m as attendants were outside. No clues were found and the loss was not discovered until after closing.
Rose and Ross Auctioneers sued Carl Puline in county court Monday to collect a 10 percent fee of 62 030 for an Erie un tractor. They claimed Puline signed an agreement to auction about 29 300 in equipment including two tractors and a till dozer. The contract said items would be sold in Cleveland on April 20, 195d. The equipment was not in Cleveland on that date.
In heavy fog on Route 17 near Maple Springs a pickup veered into the side of a Bemus Point school bus, injuring both the driver and one passenger. Bus driver Clyde Stovell assisted injured children and pulled two people from the wreck. The truck driven by George Phillips, 69, of Jamestown, suffered bruises and possible fractures. the passenger Sebastian Guta received minor injuries.
A garbled note discusses pricing for using Phy The average slip seat and a 12 gauge Sylvinyl Labrle process. It mentions half yard quantities and small chair dimensions, noting two seats may be covered with half yard.
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