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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1964
Page
3
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John J. Willman 87 withdraws appeal of his first degree murder conviction for the 1960 Laura L. Muteh killing. He will be transferred to Western State Penitentiary to serve a life sentence as his family explains his fear of the electric chair and his continued claim of innocence. Relatives say they respect his decision and praise prosecutors for requesting mercy.
Three juveniles ages 15 and 14 were arrested by Deputy Sheriff James Peterson for vandalism in Youngsville. Cars at two auto agencies were damaged and a switch on the New York Central Railroad siding was opened, narrowly avoiding derailment. NYC railroad police assisted. one car sustained extensive damage and a tire was deflated. The youths were turned over to juvenile authorities.
The nation’s cigarette manufacturers shift their 250 million dollar annual ad program to an administrator who will enforce a new code. The administrator can fine up to 100 thousand dollars for violations. The code bans appeal to youths, direct campus promotion, free samples, and models under 25. It requires ad clearance and a New York office. The plan follows a surgeon general report linking smoking to cancer and awaits Justice Department antitrust review. Women of the Moose then hosted a luncheon and dance for attendees.
Corry Lodge 98 Loyal Order of Moose held a Sunday installation naming Charles VanTassel as governor for 1964. Also installed were William Prine junior governor Donald Carter past governor William Wojtaszek prelate Merle Brown secretary Thelo Burlingame treasurer Harold Jackson sergeant at arms Donald Neylon three year trustee with Lloyd Aikens outer guard and Harold Caster inner guard. Installing officers were Frank DeLury and Dean Bashline. installing sergeant at arms.
In Montreal last night firefighters and police removed 37 women from a basement physical culture studio after smoke from an upper blaze. Four were carried through an exterior door, the rest through a window when the doorway was blocked. Most wore black tights.
Sparta merged school lists thirty six students named to the honor roll for the fifth six week period. Supervisory principal Roland T Huth presents the list including Ith Grade Brem Allen Renda Greer Jerald Linden Linda Ross Itha Yoder, sth Grade Linden Janice Miller Barbara Morris Valerie Strait, 6th Grade Carel Blyki Patricia Role David Straite Gayle Wetherhee Pam Witine, 10th Grade Darel Boythe Karen Carter Burnie Clark Patty Cook Hooky Greer Pam Kulaja Ian Linen Marleen Wetherhee Mary Wills Alice Yodur, 4th Grade Robert Bauer Carolyn Beal Sandra Browd Sandra Cook Coral Matteson William Stranshaw Patty Slone Mary Torrey.
CLYMER The annual mother daughter banquet of Abbe Reformed Church met Thursday evening at 7 o'clock in the church parlors. A hot dinner was served, tables decorated with dolly dressed spring hats as nut caps, and corsages awarded to the oldest and youngest mothers present. A vocal duet and a speaker from Jamestown highlighted the program. Guests came from Bear Lake, Bredania, Jamestown, and Wattsburg.
Informed sources say Salvadore PF fope will be James sailor to the United Nations this Saturday. The appointment signals a standard diplomatic posting amid ongoing regional discussions. Local officials declined further comment on the reshuffle.
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