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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1960
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an event tied to a car and a named group. The readable bits imply a report about a person or group associated with vehicle concerns, with unknown dates or locations. Further specifics are unavailable in the legible lines.
Miss Patricia L Fuehrer, 26, named assistant regional engineer in charge of facilities in the Pennsylvania State Health Department's Pittsburgh office. She reviews plans for water systems sewage plants and public baths across Allegheny Washington and nearby counties. She chose sanitary engineering after helping her civil engineer father in youth.
Titusville city council authorized Clifton E. Rodgers and Associates to inventory and report on a possible future redevelopment program. Cost set at 500. Mayor C M Sonne noted work so far cost 12,000 and urged approval. Council plans a further meeting with the planning commission and firm representative.
Howell Trout Cover, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad executive, died yesterday at his Bala Cynwyd home. He retired in December 1957 as assistant vice president and chief mechanical officer of the railroad.
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri signals Pennsylvania Governor David Lawrence as a possible running mate for vice president. He also urges Kennedy to win Wisconsin big to boost his presidential bid and predicts Pennsylvania’s 81 convention votes will go to the Los Angeles gathering. Symington criticizes the Eisenhower era as unseeing and outlines four “T’s” of effort and four “I’s” for Democrats.
Franklin Planning Commission presented an official Zoning Regulation Map and proposed provisions for a City Zoning Ordinance. The two year project defines areas for industrial uses business single family and general residential zones while preserving existing nonconforming properties and clarifying intended restrictions.
President Eisenhower praised Nixon as a stalwart of the administration and nation, saying he has gained eight years of top governmental experience. He warned against partisan attacks whileSenate critics argued the president failed to present the real life facts of U.S. defense and space programs, naming generals Power and Taylor and scientists von Braun and Medaris as unhappy with current policy.
Police launched a dog round-up amid complaints of dogs on sidewalks and properties. Health official Arthur Prindle reported numerous calls, and Chief Bernhard Rose vowed impounding and possible destruction of all dogs found running at large, licensed or not, with no exemptions in the full cleanup.
The Wisconsin race features Kennedy seeking victory in six of ten districts and a majority of the popular vote while Humphrey aims for statewide victory and a majority of delegates. Kennedy, a Roman Catholic, and Humphrey, a Protestant, frame the religious contrast in the contest.
Television critics note the 32nd Academy Awards overran by about twenty minutes with behind the scenes pauses and clarifications. Ben Hur leads the wins while Bob Hope anchors the ceremony with sharp quips and a humanitarian Hersholt award moment. The night spotlights stars on stage and in the audience, though some segments felt misfired or slow.
The funeral for Mrs T J Pullom was held yesterday afternoon at the Brucker Fox Funeral Home with Rev E P Armstace and Lawrence McNeeley officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Grandsons Allan Filom Harold Filom David Spencer Robert Ballos Howard Goysen and William Proctor served as bearers. Attending from away were Swan Howard Sian Brie Mich Mr and Mrs David Spencer Bernard Point Mrs Gere Whiteley Mr and Mrs Charles Bell Mis Village and Mr and Mrs Arch ie Lewis. Also present were Mr and Mrs M C Madison and Mrs Marie Miartison Miller Meadville, Mrs Bertha Hanlin, Damestown, Ni Wa, Mr and Mrs Med Perkins, CamWylde Sprines, Mr and Mrs Fred McChesney, Torpedo, Rev and Mrs Edwin F Armitage, Panama.
Jamestown defendant Ronald J. Zanela, 22, was sentenced to a suspended term by Judge Rollin A. Puncher after a November 1959 rape conviction. An indefinite term in Ebnira Reformatory was suspended and Zanela placed on two years probation with conditions to avoid the victim, hold a farm job, and comply with Probation Department supervision. A violation would trigger reformatory sentencing.
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