Tax Receipts Rise With Work Upswing In City
Increased employment at major local plants lifted wage tax receipts to 44,687 for the first quarter of 1962, up from 39,913 a year earlier. The Income Tax Committee, including Corry School Board and City Council members, met to review distributions to the school district and city and denied a $3.59 loss carryback claim as uneconomical to process.
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R. Elwin Puller
Earted
Corry
Puller
Agai
Pennsylvania
Fuller
Soviets Launch Cosmos 4 Satellite Amid Moon Mission
Soviet union announces three new satellites including Cosmos 4 named by Moscow Radio. Cosmos 1 launched March 16 and Cosmos 2 on April 6 after a period of space inactivity. Ranger rocket toward the moon was reported the same day as Cosmos 4.
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Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
United States
Cosmos
Hotel Corry Sold To Smethport Firm
Hotel Corry will be operated by Colonial of Smethport Inc after sale completion announced today. P M Chamberlain, executive vice president of Colonial, which owns the Colonial Hotel in Smethport, said ownership transfer will formalize and take effect on May 1 pending title transfer.
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Tel Corry
Colonial of Smethport, Inc
Hotel Corry, Inc
P. M. Chamberlain
Colonial
Colonial Hotel
Smethport
Corry
Suspect 2nd Best In Race With UC Cops
A man identified as James Shade fled from Union City police after arrest for disorderly conduct and driving without a license. Officer Harriman pursued with Carl Sedmina deputized. Shade ducked into an alley, fled along Main to Market, then was restrained and taken into custody. He faces obstructing an officer and a preliminary hearing set before Peace Justice Peter DeGerlando. held in Erie County jail.
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Union City
Yownyuwe
James Shade
R. D
Townville
Gilbert Harriman
City Hall
Harriman
Carl Sedmina
Shade
Main Street
Market Street
Ledming
Agin
Peter DeGerlando
Erie County
Clarion Tractor Mishaps Claim Fifth Death This Week
Clarion man Clarion C Beveridge father of nine children died when the tractor he was driving overturned on his employer Robert Merryman’s farm. In Brookville Robert Park 21 killed Friday when his tractor upset on his grandfather’s farm near Sigel. The week’s tractor deaths include a King of Prussia technician Pat Frank Presock 34 who fell from a 150 foot water tower at the Lee Tire plant.
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Clarion
Canes
C. Beveridge
Robert Merryman
Beveri
Beveridge
Brookville
Robert Park
Sigel
Harry McDowell If
Albert Shedden
Grimes
Pennsylvania
Conshohocken
Pat Frank Presock
Lee ‘Tire & Rubber Co
Presock
King of Prussia
Scientists track results of new U S nuclear test
U S scientists review preliminary data from a fast blast in the new test series to gauge efficiency gains for American atomic weapons. The operation named Dominic began near Christmas Island with an atmospheric device, signaling another test in a few days amid political reaction and speculation on Soviet moves.
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Washington
U.S
Christmas Island
Pacific
United States
Congress
Soviet Union
Russia
Five Die In Nashville Family Slayings Fire Used To Cover Up
Nashville officials report five members of the York family were shot to death and their home burned to cover the killings. Victims include Dewey B. York, his wife, two sons Beniy 14 and Don 2, and Dewey's mother Lette Flake 74. Fire crews found the bodies after responding to a town-house blaze. No motive or suspects released.
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Nashville
Tenn.ap
Dewey B. York
York
Howard Boyd
Nashville Fire Department
Boyd
Benfiy
Don
Lette Flake
Pennsylvan ia Railroad Revenue Rises In Q1
Philadelphia report shows gross revenues of 214,227,290 dollars for the first quarter, up 14.2 percent from 1961. The railroad posted a deficit of 1,401,900 dollars, improved from 12,979,700 dollars in the same period last year.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Sugar Grove Sky Diver Drowns In River
A Sugar Grove skydiver Nobbs dies after landing in the Allegheny River during a jump with the Chautauqua Sky Diver Team. Winds up to high levels scattered jumpers. Nobbs sank after failing to open his chute in time. Fire crews and divers search the river with a plane aiding the effort. Nobbs, 25 jumps veteran, worked at Warren Bank and Trust and lived in Warren with Stuart.
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Warren
Sugar Grove
Allegheny
Nobbs. Wi
Chautaniqua Sky Divine
Richard Page
Lakewood Aity
Nabbs
Don Stuart
Helmut Welker
Tomestown
Nobby
Starr
Warren General Hospital
Wesker
Nobbs
North Warren
Pleasant Township
Leon Mintzer
Stuart
Warren Bank and Trust Co
Bear Lake Woman, 24, Steals Bonds and Cash
Miss Mary E. Smith of Bear Lake, 24, was arrested by Corry State Police on larceny charges for stealing two U S Savings Bonds and $14.50 from D. Theodore Beck’s home while babysitting. She pled guilty to the charge and was released on $600 bond awaiting the next Warren County term. U S Treasury agents may file forgery and cross-state transport charges as investigations continue.
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Laeraby
U. S
Warren County
Corry
Mary E. Smith
Miss Smith
D. Theodore Beck
Bear Lake
Jamestown
Beckwith
Justice of the Peace
Perry Mead
Columbus
U. S. Treasury Department
Macmillan to Address Press Groups in New York City
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will speak at the Bureau of Advertising dinner of the American Newspaper Publishers Association tonight. He arrived yesterday and plans to meet UN acting secretary general U Thant today. He is due in Washington Friday for the White House Correspondents Association dinner with President Kennedy.
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Wil Xu —Ary
Harold Macmillan
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Macmillan
U Thant
United Nations
Washington
White House
Ranger 4 Moon Test Signals New Space Milestone
NASA reports Ranger 4 achieved a lunar flyby on its first attempt, delivering a television camera and instruments despite a key electronic failure. The spacecraft, launched from Cape Canaveral, reached the moon’s far side before impact, marking a step in U.S. effort toward manned Moon missions.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Great Sauls
Asreemiy
Apollo
Br. Wernher von Braun
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ugldstone
Calif
United
Aiajor
Shenworth
Tolney
Secessil
Russia
Lak T Whiel
Anattior
Dames
Aveniuies Aml Space
Ranier 4
Aireniptdd
Witham Pickering
NASA
Tet Propofojun Laboratory
Sciensts
Cape Chiaveral
Ranger 4
Laumch
Tlw
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Dick Clark Marries Loretta Martin in Quiet Ceremony
Dick Clark star of American Bandstand, 32, wed Loretta Martin 25 in a small Calvary Methodist Church service. Clark divorced his previous wife last November after nine years. Martin is Canadian-born and from Sharon Hill, living nearby in Wallingford.
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Dick Clark
Loretta Martin
Calvary Methodist Church
Clark
Wallingford
Miss Martin
Sharon Hill
Overtime Tilts U S Economy at a Costly Balance
Washington AP labor writer Norman Walker analyzes how widespread factory overtime boosts wages while masking unemployment. If overtime were eliminated and work reassigned, up to nearly one million jobs could reappear, easing 4.4 million unemployed. Causes include hiring hesitancy amid uncertain business conditions and costly benefits, with overtime remaining tied to rush needs and skilled labor. Continued discussion noted.
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Norman Walker
Associated Press
Washington
Hon Mannecturing Indusstries
Everts
Blonde Resusci Annee arrives in suitcase for first aid class
A striking faux living doll named Resusci Anne, a life size inflatable dummy used for mouth to mouth resuscitation practice, toured Ol City with Red Cross escorts. The Red Cross notes she costs 212 and must travel with a handler, as she is not easily obtained. The article recounts her demonstration in a first aid course led by Mrs Tarbell, while reporters document the event with photos and local officials present.
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Anne
Ol City Red Cross
Clifford Holcoath
Civil Defense
Jamestown
American Red Cross
Norway
Red Cross
Norman Tarbell
Annie
Maxine Mamoltt
Oil City Red Cross
James St. George
The
Corry Red Cross
Clifford Hal
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Clarion Tractor
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