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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1968
Page
4
Wednesday 7:30 meeting at a club spot Spot Line-O-Ads notes a blood program aid class for those not yet registered. Call 663-2394 for information.
The notice lists emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and admissions and discharges. It names Mrs. Fred Burlingame of Spartansburg and multiple individuals with addresses in Corry, Clymer, Columbus, and nearby counties, including several children and adults. It records admissions and discharges such as James Morton, William Crane, Michael Marconi, Carl Morton, and others with their locations.
Charles Philips English 87 of 116 Hillcrest Drive died yesterday at noon after a brief illness. Born near Danville Kentucky he lived in Erie and Corry recently. Survived by wife Mary Cochran English and daughter Elizabeth English Smiley, he was a member of First Baptist Church Erie Odd Fellows and Millcreek Golden Age Club. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at Chester Schoal Funeral Home Erie. burial Laurel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. today.
The article notes U.S. officials reacting to a hard line move against Czechoslovakia by Communist hardliners, with mentions of ambassador to the UN and state department aides, while the Pentagon had no confirmed alert for the 200,000 strong U.S. Army in West Germany. In a separate item, 17 year old Zane R. Naylor of Paxtonville, Snyder County, died when his car crashed into a utility pole and two trees on US 522.
Open letter to members and families of UAW Local 629 condemns wage discrimination at the Corry Pennsylvania plant of Associated Spring Corp. It compares Corry pay to higher settlements at Ann Arbor and Plymouth Michigan plants, highlighting proposed raises and benefits elsewhere versus a substandard package for Corry workers. The letter argues corporate power drives unequal pay across the five plants and urges action.
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