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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
3
Untangling a Senate Fight Over Budget Cuts
A fragmented report indicates a Senate debate on a budget cut issue. Key figures and dates are unclear due to the OCR damage, but tension rises as lawmakers discuss a cutoff plan affecting funding and policy priorities within the chamber.
Money Recovered After Easter Church Robbery in Nashville
In Nashville, a 4:30 AM call to St. Henry's rectory revealed a letter confessing the Easter morning theft. The note said $180 cash and $149 in checks were taken, $121 later returned, with plans to repay the rest. Tenet, the chief usher, was injured by a lumber strike during the robbery and required 12 stitches. Msgr. Sevier will hand the letter to police but hopes charges are dropped if offenders are willing to repay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
St. Henry's Catholic Church
Joseph A. Sheiner
Sam
Sevier
Michael Tenet
Tenet
St. Henry's
Gunman Flees With $4000 From Pa. Institution
FBI agents and local police pursued a gunman who robbed the Braddock branch of the First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Homestead in Pittsburgh. A teller, Elaine Novack, handed over about $4000 after the bandit handed a note and displayed a .45 caliber pistol. He escaped in a car parked the wrong way in a one way alley outside the branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
FBI
Braddock
First Federal Savings & Loan Association of
Monaco Royals Begin Six Week US Visit in Philadelphia
Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace with their children arrived in Philadelphia to oversee the opening of a travel and vacation show at Convention Hall. The event, designated a U S Commerce Department trade fair, marks Monaco's first US tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ranier TI
Monaco
Grace
United States
John B. Kelly
Grace Kelly
Convention Hall
U. S. Department of Commerce
Woman dies of burns in Altoona incident
Mary R. Milton, 86, of Altoona, died yesterday at City General Hospital from burns suffered when her clothes caught fire. The death was attributed to the accident and ends her long local life in Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Mary R. Milton
City General Hospital
Slave Case Farmer Gets 60 Days, Fine
Hartford Connecticut David I Shackney a 52 year old chicken farmer and part time Hebrew religious teacher was sentenced to 60 days in prison and a 2000 dollar fine after a jury found him guilty on six counts of involuntary servitude involving the Humberto Oros family on his Middlefield farm for eight months Judge M Joseph Blumenfeld suspended one year on one count and suspended similar terms on the others Shackney plans to appeal and protested the verdict saying only God the Oroses and he know the truth of the matter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
David I. Shackmey
Shackney
U.S. District Court
M. Joseph Blumenfeld
Humberto Oros
Middlefield
Blumenfeld
Poland
Erie lawmakers seek port of entry designation for Erie airport
Four Erie legislators push a House resolution urging the U S Congress to designate Erie Port as an official port of entry. The measure cites economic and commerce benefits and would allow a customs agency at the airport. Co sponsors include Rep Ford E O Dell Rep Stanley Blair Rep Harvey D McClure Rep Julian Polaski and Rep John J Murray. A second brief notes a fire near Washington damaging a Hickory feed mill garage and three homes with losses estimated at 30 000 to 32 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Erie
United States Congress
Port Erie
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Ford £. O'Dell
Stanley Blair
Harvey D. McClure
Julian Polaski
Allegheny County
John J. Murray
O'Dell
U.S
Blumenfeld
Shackney
Ores
Erle
Erie County
Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Port Eyre
Great Lakes
U. S. Congress
Congress
James D. Weaver
Washington
Hickory
Canonsburg Milling Co
Youth Crashes Berlin Wall in Armored Car Escape
East German youth Engels, 19, smashed through the Berlin Wall in a Soviet era armored car from a state garage. He suffered chest and hand wounds but is reported in satisfactory condition. a West Berlin officer was briefly injured by concrete fragments as the crowd protested and guards withdrew the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
API
Red Wall
Gang Engels
West Berlin
Engels
Eisenstrasse
Wall
Second Wall
East Berlin
Neukoplln
Hast
Pennsylvania motorist license renewal tally rises
Revenue Secretary Theodore B. Smith reported that about 350,000 car owners have not yet applied for 1962 license stickers and an April 30 deadline applies. As of Tuesday evening the department had issued 3.4 million renewals. about 3.8 million passenger vehicles are in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarrisburg
Theodore B. Smith
Smith
Pennsylvania
Television review on Cooper spaceflight live TV coverage
New TV coverage aims to bring Gordon Cooper’s May spaceflight into homes with a tiny camera inside the capsule. The device will capture live shots during launch and a 34 hour flight, with viewable footage from up to 1000 miles out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Capsule
Gordon Cooper
Cooper
Oil City youths hurt in Jamestown crash
Three Oil City youths were injured in a Route 380 crash near Ellery yesterday. Driver John Winstoncroft, 17, was pinned under the overturning car after it travelled 210 feet. Passenger Joseph McClellan, 16, was thrown 60 feet into Cassadaga Creek and buoyed downstream 15 feet before being rescued. Leo Mihaly, 16, suffered a broken leg and was ejected from the vehicle. The right door was found 50 feet away as deputies Harold Peters and William Peters investigated the wreck into a ravine passing Cassadaga Creek. The injured were taken to Jamestown NYS Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Oil City
WCA
Ellery
John Winstoncroft
Joseph McClellan
Cassadaga Creek
Robert Willson Stockton
Leo Mihaly
Winstoncroft
Chautauqua County Sheriff's
Harold Peters
Willam Peters
Keating Says Reds Won’t Budge on Subversion Tone
Keating, addressing 450 editors, argues U S patrols miss small scale operations and questions pressuring the Soviets. He contends none of these ships are searched and urges evidence of support for subversion through investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Keating
Ridgway Police Issue Warning Over Crooked Salesman
Ridgway Chief of Police Harry Hill warned residents against dealings with unknown salesmen after a reported incident where a 95 4 heating equipment salesman inspected a Nesting system, demanded a $10 deposit for repairs, and promised a return. The gas company later confirmed the furnace was in good condition. residents should notify police if similar solicitations occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Harry Hill
Polic Department
He Gas Company
Hil
CD To Inspect New Center At Warren
A statewide meet of county and local Civil Defense directors will be held at Warren tomorrow and Saturday featuring a tour of the new underground emergency operating center built by Warren County Civil Defense. The session begins at 1 30 p m at the Warren County courthouse with inspection of the center and a talk by guest speaker William Durkee deputy assistant secretary of defense for Civil Defense. He will answer questions on the federal Civil Defense program. Corry's Clifford Holcomb executive director of the local unit will attend along with state officials and federal representatives including Dean Rusk and George W Ball and W Averell Harriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Satuday
Warren County Office of the Civil Defense
Warren County
Wiliam Durkee
Corry
Clifford Holcomb
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