Cranty Property Sale Noted In Local Brief
A clipped OCR fragment references a property sale action tied to Cranty and a local notice. Names and exact details are unclear, but the item indicates a public sale related to real estate in the area.
15 Apr 1961
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1961
Page
1
A clipped OCR fragment references a property sale action tied to Cranty and a local notice. Names and exact details are unclear, but the item indicates a public sale related to real estate in the area.
Fragmentary legal notice details a sheriff posting and property loan matters in Amity Township near Erie County. Mentions land height measurements, a dwelling, a probate executor, and delayed claims tied to estate administration with injuries reported to two individuals.
Washington officials pressed Moscow for a quick yes or no to a ceasefire proposal in Laos. The State Department said Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson was instructed to secure a fast Soviet answer, amid growing U S worry over delays and signals Moscow might respond to a British backed plan within three days.
Corry Public Library kicks off Library Week with an essay contest on local views of the library and desired services. Entries are due Monday with separate hunt and student divisions. prizes are books for winners. Essays must be 100 words or less and signed by entrants.
Mrs. Dean Bashline 45 of 202 Wright street was struck by a car driven by Larry C. Janes 19 of Sherman as she crossed East Main at the South Center Street crosswalk near 8 pm. She was tossed 30 feet and taken to Corry Memorial Hospital with an ankle injury. x rays were ordered to check for additional injuries.
Two University of Florida football coaches and a Tampa television executive were burned and treated after an explosion aboard a $42,000 fishing yacht off St. Petersburg. The vessel sank in 40 feet of water. coach Praiklin Rodgers and Jon Powell were listed in serious condition, with Ray Ellis also hospitalized. Three other Florida assistants and the boat’s skipper escaped with less severe injuries and were released after treatment.
Dunkirk police report an area woman was duped out of 1000 dollars by two well dressed men posing as investigators from the Adjux Co of Buffalo. The men planned a further check at her home but fled with the money as she went to fetch her coat. One man, about 40, average build, curly hair. the other, five-foot nine, dark glasses.
Mild cloudy conditions greeted Pennsylvania fishermen as the 16L trout season opened at 6 am across the state. Western regions saw mild conditions while the northeast remained cool. The season runs through September 14. Novelist Emile Henot, 72, a poet and member of the French Academy, died yesterday after a heart attack.
In Jerusalem the Eichmann trial moves toward a key milestone as three judges weigh legality challenges. Defense attorney Dr Robert Servatius argues lack of territorial basis, duress, retroactive law, and ex post facto concerns while prosecution counsel Gideon Hausner urges jurisdiction and justice for crimes against the Jewish people. The hearing continues with continued arguments ahead of a page three continuation.
The Corry Moose Lodge will install its new slate of officers at a meeting on April 25. Debury was named top lodge post at the annual election. Clarence Barrington will be Installing officer, Dean Bushine sergeant at arms, both past governors. The event is open to the public with refreshments after. Neil Thomson as junior governor Donald Carter prelate Charles Van Tassel treasurer. Earl Steadman named trustee for three years. Last year secretary M Brown named again. William Prine Kenneth Shindledecker as trustees.
US space official says Washington could reach the moon by 1967 with a crash program, costing billions beyond current plans. Dr Robert C. Seamans testified that such a national policy shift would be required and that 1967 is a planning possibility, not a firm claim. The debate touched on national resolve and economy as Congress weighs the pace of lunar ambitions.
Castro forces alerted as two airports were bombed amid state security measures. A new school tax proposal rises from 15 to 17 mills to balance a 727,440 dollar budget, funding plans for a proposed Jinan High School and district reforms.
HAVANA AP reports low flying Fidel airships attacked Havana and Santiago airports shortly after dawn. The Castro government said two invaders were shot down and many were wounded. Military officials ordered troops and militiamen to posts as fires and explosions followed the raids. Camp Libertad and Santiago airport suffered damage with reports of heavy casualties near Munel, a seaport, as Soviet ships have linked to Biel Castin’s regime. The air attacks were claimed as cover for a possible invasion.
The Corry Chamber of Commerce warns that Center Street faces increased vacancies as multiple tenants plan moves including Pen elec, Coty Jamestown, and Widmann Teal. With July centennial and a planned high school lot development, the city risks more empty storefronts during a busy downtown renewal period.
David A. Hillstrom chairs groundbreaking for Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp’s 629000 dollar office building on East Columbus Avenue. About 400 employees, city officials, and civic leaders attended in warm spring weather as Hillstrom thanked supporters and outlined the company’s dedication to serving customers. Archtect Johnson and Gray, Sessinghaus Ostereast reps, Rev Paul Bauer, Rev Cyril Cooper, and MC Charles Williams participated. tours followed at Plant No.3 with refreshments provided.
Bulletin from Miami reports two Cuban B26 bombers, one damaged by ground fire, landed in south Florida. One aircraft touched down at Miami International Airport with a Cuban officer at the controls, another at Boca Chica Naval Air Station in Key West. Navy says the plane was not damaged. Two Cubans were aboard and taken into custody by immigration officials.
Superior Carriers Inc of Kenilworth New Jersey will pay 74000 to widow Esther D White and her son Roger of Robinson Township plus 4000 to White's estate after an out-of-court settlement approved by Judge James G Legnard. The payment follows a fatal fiery crash inside a Pennsylvania Turnpike tunnel involving a New Jersey trucking firm.
An explosion at a Matt's Sunoco service station in Philadelphia killed one fireman and trapped four others beneath rubble. Twenty-two people were treated for injuries as police evacuated unauthorized spectators within a block. Oil tanks and drums ruptured, shattering windows and overturning items in nearby homes and businesses.
Charles Zoral, 32, told police a man posing as a detective robbed him of 1309 dollars and fled after demanding to see his ID. Zoral said the fake detective punched him in the jaw before grabbing the wallet.
David A. Hillstrom chairs groundbreaking at East Columbus avenue site for a $629,000 CJ office building. More than 400 attendees, including his son D Armour Willstrom, attended as the firm expects the complex to be among the nation’s fleetest office facilities with extensive product lines.
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