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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1964

Page

2

Local business ads and notices amid community listings

A mixed compilation from a local newspaper page includes ads for Turben's Auto Service and Cathers photo processing, a WOTM bake sale in front of Woolworth's for Sidewalk Bazaar Daze, and several disjointed notices listing names and addresses. It also mentions discharges, a shoe store promotion, and a bowling league meeting set for August 19 with various stray fragments throughout.

Turben's Chevrolet WOTM Woolworth's

Ruby claims Oswald killing was his own idea

New York AP report states Jack Ruby testified to the Warren Commission that killing Lee Harvey Oswald was strictly his own act. Dorothy Kilgallen’s Journal-American article quotes Ruby June 7 saying no one else influenced or urged him. The Times-Herald and New York Times cited similar excerpts amid anticipation of the commission’s mid September release.

New York Jack Ruby Warren Commission Lee Harvey Oswald Kennedy Journal-American Calnist Dorothy Kilgallen Ruby Warren Dallas Times-Herald Journal-American U.S Earl Warren Oswald

Strike Fails at Youngstown Vindicator

In Youngstown Ohio members of the American Newspaper Guild picketed the Vindicator plant, about 100 protestors gathering outside. The union says outside delivery staff are paid and treated worse, and drivers would not work if a skeleton staff produced the paper. Other unions planned to honor the picket lines. The strike began Tuesday night over outside circulation terms after a bargaining session adjourned without a deal.

Youngstown Unio American Newspaper Guild Youngstown Vindicator

Peace Returns After Illinois Race Violence

Dixmoor and Harvey suburbs near Chicago calmed after a night with limited violence and no major incidents. About 50 people were injured, 70 arrested, and substantial property damage occurred during days of unrest. A clubhouse fire at Dixie Hi golf course prompted arson suspicions.

Dixmoor Harvey Chicago Trouble Center Edward Mulder Helen Krol Dixie Hi Golf Course

Bernard Baruch at 94 Years Old Says Focus on Tomorrow

Bernard Baruch, age 94, celebrated with a news conference in New York. He vowed to continue thoughtful work, noting complex future challenges and optimism for democracy's improvement worldwide. He joked about minding his own business and recalled past fame from giving advice from a bench in Central Park.

New York Bernard Baruch Baruch Central Park Washington, D.C South Carolina

Explosion at Tampa chemical plant triggers citywide fumes

A 55 gallon drum of underwater weed killer exploded at a Tampa chemical plant, releasing acrolein fumes that filled a densely populated Negro neighborhood. Hundreds were displaced and more than 100 sought emergency care for eye and nose irritation, cramps, and nausea. several responders were hospitalized for observation.

Tampa Fla Vernon Barchard The Tampa Tribune L. J. Buchanan Lionel Hernandez Herbert Friedman Southern Mill Creek Chemical Co

Explorer Dies As Canoe Capsizes On Snake River

James A. Dunn, 47, of Pittsburgh, identified as president of the Explorers club, is believed drowned after a canoe with Gene Schachter capsized during rapids 94 miles east of Alpine Junction Wyoming. Schachter survived. Searchers worked until dark and planned to resume in the morning amid a treacherous stretch of water known for fatalities.

River Afton Wyo James A. Dunn Pittsburgh Snake River Explorers Club of Pittsburgh Dunn Gene Schachter Schachter Alpine Junction Wyoming

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