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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1957
Page
3
Nla Vodluy appears in a brief note from Hitt and Uri, highlighting a local matter with minimal context. The fragment hints at a possible event or item involving these locales, but details are sparse and names are not fully clear.
The unreadable fragment mentions a vote and eligibility concerns around a presidential contest. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear, leaving only scattered references to elections and candidacy. The text hints at past events and possible investigations without clear outcomes or involved parties.
A Cambridge Springs man died in a crash marking the area’s third auto fatality in 24 hours. The collision occurred around 6:80 p m on Route 5 near Edinburgh lowering one more life to the deadly toll. State Police prepared charges against a Canton driver involved in the wreck.
Atlantic City reports the Legion of Old-time American Legionnaires jetting to Europe after the 39th convention. John S. Gleason Jr., a China banker and World War II veteran, was elected national commander. The group travels in small units, with some to visit battlefields on a goodwill mission and plan a reception hosted by the French government in Paris.
Dr. A D Patterson reports that almost 90 percent of the class of 1957 at Lock Haven State Teachers College entered the teaching profession this fall. Of 147 certified, only 15 married or entered other fields, with 8 available for teaching after military service. Only 28 taught out of state. salaries range from 2400 to 6000 dollars, reflecting higher Pennsylvania pay.
ABNON via a heavy duty machine began production today at Firestone Steel Products for 1958 automobile grills and body trim. The anodizing line covers 10,000 square feet and can process 5,000 square feet per hour, offering six finishes simultaneously. President J Campbell predicts a new era of colorful aluminum products for home appliances and automotive parts with a rainbow of colors.
Dr. Jonas Salk, developer of the anti polio vaccine, suggested that Asian flu may be an old virus with a new name. He urged keeping old and new strains in vaccines to broaden protection while noting the next decades of study may reveal more. He received the John Scott Award of 1000 dollars and a plaque at the Pennsylvania Medical Society meeting.
Sponsored by the National Association of Food Chains the awards were presented over 380 managers nationwide. Winners were chosen on the basis of a special questionnaire developed for this program by Teachers College of Columbia University with a Carnegie Foundation grant. In the photo from left are Mayor Cherry, Smith, Sarnicki and Mesel.
Raymond Burr appears on the TV screen in New York as Perry Mason. The renowned lawyer-sleuth contends with rival Perry Como as the drama's second half hour overlaps Como's show. Burr discusses confidence, casting choices, and the race to film thirty-nine episodes ahead of air, with Erle Stanley Gardner supervising.
Burr notes a home ritual of greeting and goodnight routines. During filming he rises at 3:30 a.m. and works until about 1 p.m. A household tip warns to wash walls from floor up to avoid dirty water streaks.
General business rose five percent in Erie in July versus June and year over year, with new records in telephones postal receipts and bank debts. Building activity, department store sales, and service telephones also posted gains, while factory hours, employment, and payrolls fell from 1956 levels. Bank debits reached 162.2 million dollars. 697 vehicles were sold, and UNESCO notes the world prints six billion books yearly.
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