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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1963
Page
1
Auction Notice for Real Estate and Equipment Sale
Auctioneer Warren of 57102 announces sale of a large 12 room apartment unit, repairs needed, plus a variety of farm and shop items including mowers and a binder. Sale set for Tuesday at 29 from 89. Terms available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bood Corry
Colum- Facre
Columato
N.Y
Mike New
Warren
Actioneer
Police Dogs Crush Violence In South
In Birmingham Alabama police dogs helped break up violence as at least 29 Negroes were arrested when authorities halted a prayer march led by the Rev A D King brother of Martin Luther King Jr More demonstrations were planned and singer Al Hibbler volunteered to aid desegregation efforts Police under Bull Connor described the dogs action as enforcing the law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
A. D. King
Marlin Luther King Jr
al Hibbler
Driver charged after Harmonsburg crash injures Bear Lake boy
State Police charged Louis Nottingham for driving under the influence in a Saturday collision that struck 13 year old Roy Hollobaugh of Bear Lake as he walked with 15 year old Terry Dahlin along a road near Meadville. Hollobaugh remains in critical condition at City Hospital with a severe scalp wound and skull fracture. Nottingham appeared before Justice Bleurge and posted 900 bond. a hearing is set for April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Harmonsburg
Bear Lake
Here
City Hospital
Roy Hollabaugh
R. D
Louis Nottingham
Hollabaugh
Terry Dahlin
Francis A. Bleurge
Vernon Township
Crawford County
Road Pickets Face Firing
Harrisburg report on a statewide protest by the Pennsylvania State Employes Council AFL CIO against a February job cutback for maintenance personnel. Early checks showed most crews reporting for duty despite the union call for demonstrations, marking another phase in the ongoing dispute with the state Highways Department.
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Pennsylvania
Picket Demonstration Rages Over State Maintenance Jobs
Union claims about 6,000 of the department 9,500 maintenance workers support the protest while turnout appears uncertain. Allegheny County Local 1111 met for a strike vote with 70 of 296 members present, signaling potential dissolution concerns as Gov Scranton faces budget cuts and department threats of firing. The dispute began with a February layoff of about 1,100 jobs, leaving 10,125 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Fiorello
Council
Allegheny County
Gerald Lang
Tie Uni
Scranton
General Assembly
Mainetenance
Fiorello
Lmne
County Quiet as Highway Workers Report to Duty
In Erie County the State Highway Department reports no picketing today as workers remain on the job. Joseph R. Rohrer states most crews are at work, while Mercer County sees 77 workers fired for unauthorized one day vacations upheld by Har risburg. Union leaders vow a response as statewide cuts under Governor Scranton take effect. In Reynoldsburg Pa Leon V Senecal 22 was killed in a two car Route 322 crash east of town while driving to pass two vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Erie
Joseph R. Rohrer
the Journal Today
Vstal
Rohter
Mercer County
Wilfred P. Madigen
Franklin
Erie County
Madigan
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Employes Council
Afl-Cio
Tony Fiorello
William Scranton
Highway Department
Reynoldsville
Leon V. Senecal
Jefferson County
Senecal
Harley Drake
Pennsylvania relief rolls ease after mid March peak
Welfare Secretary Arlin M. Adams reports relief rolls declined 1,095 to 476,156 at end of March from a mid month peak of 477,251, a 13 year high. The March total remains 1,372 higher than February, with figures released semi monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Arlin M. Adams
Rusk accuses Communists of obstruction in Asian areas
Paris AP Dean Rusk accuses pro Communist forces in Laos of obstructive tactics as fighting erupts between neutralist and pro Communist Pathet Lao troops. He urges SEATO vigilance amid rising tensions in Plaine des Jarres where neutralists withdrew under Gen Kong Le.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.S
Dean Rusk
Laos
Pathet Lao
Rusk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Plaine Des Jarres
Dodd Farms Plans Bottling Plant Near Scotts Crossing
Dodd Farms near Scotts Crossing road announces a milk bottling plant to open in about one month or six weeks. The Corry area’s first dairy plant will produce half gallons of milk and items such as butter cheese cold cuts and ice cream. The plant will use modern pasteurization equipment and be operated by the Dodd family, expanding from the existing milk house. The farm has 25 cattle with 135 milkers and about 110 cows milked daily in an automated parlor.
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Dodd Farms
Scotts Crossing
Leste Dodd
Corry
Dodd
Oscars Fight Tightens As Actors Duel For Best Actor
Hollywood briefs report a tight Oscar race with Katharine Hepburn and Anne Bancroft in contention for Best Actress while stars like Peter O'Toole Greg Peck and Burt Lancaster vie for Best Actor. Nominated films include To Kill a Mockingbird Lawrence of Arabia and The Music Man with Angela Lansbury and Omar Sharif favored in supporting categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bacon
Weiler Hollywood
Belle Davis
Baby Jane
Lee Himick
Katharine Hepburn
Anne Bancroft
Geraldine Page
Miss Davis
Greg Peck
Jack Lemmon
Peter O'Toole
Marcella Mastroianni
Burt Lancaster
Peck
O'Toole
Lawenee
Arabia
Lemiman
Mastroianni
TtatianStyler and
Lancaster
Bett Hur
Giga
Angela Lansbury
Omar Sharif
New Demands To Back Bill Ban Sport
In Scranton Pennsylvania the state athletic commission, urged by the governor to probe fully the death of 19-year-old Francisco Velasquez, summoned officials to recount the open inquiry. Velasquez, Puerto Rico bound Army member stationed at Tobyhanna Depot, was knocked out in the second round of an amateur bout. The incident follows other ring fatalities this year, with a March 25 death of Davey Moore cited and calls for legislation to outlaw boxing in the state. Governor Scranton urged a careful, thorough review before any sweeping recommendations.
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Sqranton
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Merita
Jin Crowley
Commission
Dom Perella
Sam Mancuso
Amateur Athletic Union Regional Commissione
William Feldcamp
Luquilla
Puerto Rico
Tobyhanna
Gympis
Australia
Davey Moore
House May Have Killed Corry Sewer Project
Erie area water and sewer funding hangs on congressional action as reports suggest the House committee may have blocked Corry Northside sewer aid and Harborcreek Millcreek plans while Erie seeks a city hall project and other towns push for Public Works funds. Washington observers say the $500 million appropriation could be restored when the bill returns from committee.
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Espe Fopmull
Sellemittee
Washington
Corry
Wil
Erie
Millcreek
Harborcreek
House
Victor Ward
Soa Harborcreek
Millcreek Townsip
Pentagon May Salvage 200 Million From Canceled Program
Washington reports the Pentagon may salvage about 200 million dollars from the canceled Skybot program. Officials cited remaining contracts and salvageable hardware as key factors in potential recovery. Details on timeline or exact sources were not disclosed.
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Washington
Pentagon
Crash Kills Woman Near Lowville Route 89
A Corry woman Mrs Earl Coons of 941 Burton avenue was killed in a car crash on Route 89 a half mile north of Lowville at 1 pm today. Her husband, 73, drove the other car. Coons was in Union City Memorial Hospital with undetermined injuries and was to be transferred to Corry Memorial Hospital. Two area men in the other vehicle, Robert Morse 21 of Wattsburg and Ronald Ebert 20 of Erle, were injured and to be treated in Erie hospitals. State Police at Corry substation investigated. no details available at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Coons
Burton Avenue
Lowville
Coons
Union City Memorial Hospital
Robert Morse
Wattsburg
Ronald Ebert
Erle
Ebert
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie
Corry
$18,500 Raised For Widow Whose Family Was Killed
A total of $18,500 was raised for Mrs. Paul W Rosenberger and her son David after a Portersville area fire on March 10 killed her husband six children and a nephew. Funds were collected by the English Lutheran Church of Mollenople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smllenople
Butler County
Paul W- Rosenberger
David
Portersville
Zkllenople
Easter Egg Scramble At Mead Park Attracts 600 Children
With Civil Defense staff distributing 1440 chicken eggs and smaller chocolates, the Chamber of Commerce Egg Hunt drew over 600 youngsters across preschool to 12 year age groups at Mead Park. Twenty gift certificates, each worth $2, were hidden inside eggs. Police assisted traffic control and supervision, with Robbing and Swan son overseeing key areas.
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Mead Park
Chamber of Commerce
Dds
County Shares in 375000 Liquid Fuels Road Aid
County officials were notified of a 375000 share from the state's liquid fuels tax fund for highway use. Townships receive 70 percent totaling 262500 and boroughs 30 percent totaling 112500, with Corry city already receiving funds separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wayne Township
Concord Township
Elgin Borough
Union City
Amity Township
Waterford Township
Waterford
Wattsburg
le Boeuf
Geneva Meeting Sets Talks on Direct Line to Moscow
Soviet and American delegates reached agreement to meet tomorrow in Geneva to discuss establishing a direct communications link between Washington and the Kremlin. The talks aim to outline arrangements for a rapid, secure channel between the two capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Washington
Kremlin
Police seek boy after BB hit injures child near reservoir
A mother told police her son, Tommy, was shot in the hip by a BB pellet while playing near the city reservoir in the south end. Three boys fired rifles at him, then fled. Police pursued leads but found no suspects. The case highlights Pennsylvania law allowing air rifles for minors with supervision.
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City
Donald Simmonson
Lemon Street
Tommy
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Ladies First
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