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07 Aug 1962
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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
Aug 07, 1962
Page
1
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides fragmentary details for a local public sale with readable pieces naming the sale action and local officials.
Sidewalk Bazaar Sparks Debate On City Streets
Council and guests gathered for a sidewalks meeting amid complaints from Wright street Mead avenue Pennsylvania avenue and East South street. The clash centered on PennsylvAnia avenue east and west side paving with Redmond representing Kurtz Warehouse and Bulkley Dunton Co. urging a west side sidewalk while east side owners push for relief. Percy Corbin read the page two update as the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Redmond
Pennsylvania Avenue
Redmond
Kurtz
Bulkley-Dunton Co
Council
Couneil
Counleil
Ute Street
Percy Corbiji
15 000 Take Thalidomide In America
Washington AP reports FDA spokesman Wallace Janssen said surveys indicate more than 15 000 American patients received thalidomide from U S doctors with about 3 200 of them being women of child bearing age. He noted no data on how many were pregnant or total pills dispensed. Senate briefing found no malformations linked to U S thalidomide use so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
Wallace Janssen
FDA
United States
Curbs contract awarded at 70 cents per foot on White street
City council rejected two bids for White street curb work and accepted Cross and Co. of Union City at 70 cents per running foot pending state asphalt approval. Bids ranged from 74 cents to 4 cents per foot. state aid will cover the project with property owners paying their share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Counet Ators
White Street
Cross and Co
Union City
Joseph McCormack Construction Co
Erie
Western Pennsylvania Asphalt Paving Co
Franklin
Harald Gahagen
State Highway Department
Victor Ward
Guhagen
Cornell
R. Destiny
Cement & Cross
Sherman Man Killed At Work
Aldrich of Sherman in Chautauqua County was killed yesterday while working on a constriction job near Warsaw. He had been at work about an hour when the accident occurred. Aldrich worked for D and M Earth Moving Co. Coroner Dr. Davis of Arcade and the Wyoming County Sheriff's office are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis Aman
Aldrich
Chautauge County
Sherman
Warsaw
Noy Aldrich
D and M Earth Moving Co
Chautauqua County Sherif
Wyoming County
Dr.Davis
Arcade
Wyomig County
Street Light Replants After Theft Sparks Civic Grievances
West Pleasant Street residents Charles Guadagno and Martin Cassidy told City Council about a stolen street light that was later replaced in its proper area. They also raised concerns about an overgrown vacant lot infested with rats and weeds, noting past fire department refusals to burn the site due to unclear ownership. Ray Weber, safety director, pledged to ensure the light is returned to its station, as the city investigates legal angles on the weeds and derelict buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Weber
West Pleas
Counteil
Charles Guadagno
West Pleasant Street
Martin Cassidy
Coun
Guadagno
Cassidy
Light Company
Naper
Snakes sent through mail to zoo halted at customs
A shipment of rare New Guinea and Central African snakes bound for a zoo was intercepted after customs cleared them at Patricia Bay Airport and officials warned the mail system against sending reptiles. Jib Oyen, a local zoo operator, plans to protest the action claiming bees and leeches are allowed but snakes are not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan, B. Cc
Jib Oyen
Ottawa
Oyen
Netherlands
Patricia Bay
Local Doctor Charged With Reckless Driving in Corry Crash
State Police filed reckless driving charges against Dr. E Harmon of Random Road after a July 29 two car collision on Route 6 west of Corry. Harmon and Virginia Bishop escaped injury. Bishop’s vehicle sustained $400 damage and Harmon’s $600. Floyd Marsh of RD Corry was notified. he has 10 days to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
E. Harmon
Random Road
Harmon
Virginia Bishop
R. D. J. Corry
Justice of, the Peace
Floyd Marsh
R. D. Corry
Fuung
West Smith Street
Bishop Machine
Extend UJA Fund Drive To Friday
The Corry chapter of the United Jewish Appeal extends its annual drive to Friday. Chairman Harry Barach explains no mail solicitation this year and donors may mail contributions to Barach or cochairman Joseph Cohen. The local goal is $2,500 to aid Jewish refugees in Israel and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ive United Jewish Appeal
Corry
Harry Barach
Wisling
Joseph Cohen
Cochairmat
UJA
Israel
Europe
Teener killed in highway crash near Harrisburg
Cynthia Cassell, 19, of Hummelstown was killed when her eastbound sports car was crushed by a tractor trailer on U S 22 nine miles east of Harrisburg. State Police said Cassell’s car crossed the median and struck the truck. the truck driver was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teener
Harrisburg
Cynthia Cassell
Hummelstown
U. S. 22
Tax cut proposals spark cross fire in Senate
Senator Javits urges a 5.5 billion incentive tax cut for individuals and corporations. Kennedy weighs immediate action amid concerns the economy risks a recession. Davis assails administration indecision as hearings begin on economic stimulus and tax reform involving major rate reductions and broad relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Sep Duce K
Daints
Secreijuly
Comitee
Nits
Senate
New York
Davils Sal
Conmless
Senate House
William Proxmire
D-Wise
Federal Reserve Board
Borhe Federal Reserve Board
Off Street Parking Plan Up For North Center Street
North Center Street retailers urge off street parking fixes as lack of spaces drives shoppers away. Council discusses doubling meter rates and shortening limits while reviving the city parking authority to study options with Chamber of Commerce to draft concrete proposals. Mayor Zalzneck and safety director weigh steps ahead of formal council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Joseph Gentilman
Washington Street
Gentilman
Gentian and
Park Street
Ray Weber
Philip Zalzneck
Chamber of Commerce
Counell
Corry residents want a department store leads survey
The Corry Journal reports a community survey where 73 percent of respondents prioritized a department store as a top need. Other popular asks included a public outdoor swimming pool, paved roads, and better sidewalks, among various municipal improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department Store
Corry
Matty
Bee Causes Fatal Crash in Factoryville Pa
Police report a mother Mrs Theodore Pettie 50 of Sellersville Pa swatting a bee distracted her 14 year old son Theodore Piven and another relative causing a crash that killed the mother and left her husband seriously injured. The boy Russell Pettie and another relative were also hurt. Pettie died yesterday when their car struck a barrier near Factoryville Sa. Hospital treatment followed at Scranton State General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Factoryville
Theodore Pettie
Sellersville
Pennsylvania
Pettie
Scranton State General Hospital
Russell
Eplew
Theodore Piven
Corry Auto Crash Victim Wins $17,000 Settlement
A two year-old Corry boy injured in a November 1961 traffic crash on Scotts Crossing road was awarded a 17,000 compromise settlement approved by the county court. Harry H. Stauffer, son of Harry C. Stauffer, received the award to cover injuries from a car that left the road, struck a pole and overturned. the driver and defendant Patrick M. Bachofner faced the civil suit. Some 4,000 in medical expenses had already been paid with a further 1,100 to be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotts Crossing
Bile
Harry H. Stauffer
Harry C. Stauffer
West
Bond Street
Patrick M. Bachomer
Raymond L. Bachofner
Coriy
Break in at Dr Vito Bitor Omano Home Reported
Police report thieves broke into the Providence residence of Dr Vito Bitor Omano, stealing 199 dollars and a whisky cast from the basement fallout shelter. Investigators seek leads and review security footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Vito Bitor
Omano
Labor pact lifts wages and benefits for Local 629 workers
United Auto Workers Local 629 ratified a two year contract that includes wage increases of four and two cents per hour on all sliding scales, a one cent cost of living adjustment, enhanced pension and health benefits, and one additional paid holiday to total eight. The agreement takes effect this week and runs through August 4, 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulumus Ue Une Raymenu Division
Associated Spring
United Auto
Loday
Econtynet
Railroads Seek White House Aid Against Unions
Railroads push for federal help in their dispute with five operating unions over work rules wages and train crew size. They announce new work proposals to reduce jobs and berate unions while courts consider diesel fireman cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Chicago
Wnions
Ane
Union
Railroad
Niles
Joseph Sam Perry
Perry
Unlettered But Marilyn Not Dumb Blonde
Holly wood columnist Bob Thoms recalls Marilyn Monroe from early career as an articulate yet unlettered star. She left Van Nuys High in his second year, claimed one Beverly Hills bookstore charge account, and enjoyed talks with Edith Sitwell and Carl Sandburg during her rise in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP Hollywood
Bob Thoms
Marilyn Monroe
Hollywood
Mimny
van Nuys
Calif
Beverly Hills
Edith Sitwell
Carl Sandburg
Sandburg
Hearing Set For Local Cab Co In Harrisburg
A Harrisburg show cause hearing was set for August 18 to determine why Cory Taxicab Go. should not have its franchise revoked. The Public Utility Commission said Ted Mowers failed to file required reports, jeopardizing the certificate. The cab service, run by George Sloan at Corry under Mowers, ceased recently, and Sloan also dropped out amid the failing records. The franchise remains open for a responsible party to take over and operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Cory
Public Utility Commission
Ted Mowers
George
Skip" Sloan
RD. 1 Corry
Mowers
Marilyn Monroe puzzle deepens after night phone call
Hollywood AP report notes a mysterious night phone call before Marilyn Monroe's death. Eunice Murray recalls the call possibly waking Monroe and suggests she might have taken more sleeping pills, while coroner Theodore Curphey says the death was due to a massive overdose of barbiturates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Marilyn Monae
Housekoser
Eunice Murray
Marilyn
Theodore J. Curphey
Cycle Mishap Claims Westfield Mother in Mayville
Mrs. Marian Kwasnesti a 35 year old Westfield mother of three died after a motorcycle crash Sunday evening in Mayville. She was injured when the motorcycle driven by her husband John swerved to avoid a child and she later died en route to Buffalo General Hospital. He suffered shoulder and elbow injuries. The Mayville accident marks the fourth Medway era count in Chautauqua County this year versus eleven last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Marian Kwasnesti
Buffalo General Hospital
Mayville
Chautauqua
Collision report from Seattle shows injuries and passerby rescue
Washington report details a Seattle accident with Bob Carver image credit showing debris and mentions a heavy Seattle presence. A driver was picked up by a skindiver from an Eskut helicopter and sustained a broken head, with mentions of Miss Madison and various labeled items surrounding the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bob Carver
Seattle
Free Lane
Mnyeophine
Missing Boy Found Dead In Alabama Grave
11 year old Lay Thomas vanished with a stringer five days earlier. His body, wrapped in a blanket, showed a .22 caliber bullet wound behind the eye. Police traced leads to nearby Birmingham suburbs and a barber named George working in Oneonta. A second 11 year old, Kit Camily, was missing as authorities search the area for suspicious connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneonta
Ala
Thomas
George K Workiia
Oneon
Waritman
Kit Camily
Kim
Larry
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