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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1956
Page
6
Borough officials and Mundville Telephone Co representatives discussed open service issues and potential cost reductions as Cesterville party line users seek better phone service. Education brief notes heating unit upgrades follow a school heating failure amid a broader municipal agenda.
The state sanitary water board approved construction for Chester Hill Municipal Authority and Monroeville sewer projects linking to the Allegheny County system. Summary includes the new and extended sewer stations and connections across 101 sites and diverts to enhance regional sanitation. The forecast calls for mixed weather from Saturday to Wednesday with below normal temperatures and a chance of rain.
The Automobile Association reaffirmed its stand against police roadblocks and arbitrary stops of law abiding motorists. It argued such practices violate constitutional travel rights across states and cities. Harry S. Kirk was elected president with fellow officers and directors named from Illinois to Pennsylvania.
Shipping experts discuss a Cairo backed plan on international control of the Suez Canal amid talks among Egyptian and British officials. The press cites no firm agreement and notes potential acceptance only if all governments can agree on a nonbinding framework.
In Harrisburg representatives from Pennsylvania organized sportsmen meet to discuss a proposed 100 percent increase in fish license fees. The Fish Commission seeks revenue to expand conservation programs amid nationwide developments. PFSG president Raymond Armstrong calls it a pivotal step, while ARSC-backed groups oppose the plan until state debate resolves it.
The PRSC discussed a set of proposals to save beers amid noise and confusion. Highlights include a one dollar stamp option and reductions on certain items, plus measures addressing perennial issues and representation concerns at the meeting.
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