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Fragmentary line from a Penn source mentions pay terms and numbers 5 to 18. The readable parts suggest a discussion of compensation or rates, but the rest is garbled and unclear.
14 Dec 1961
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
1
Fragmentary line from a Penn source mentions pay terms and numbers 5 to 18. The readable parts suggest a discussion of compensation or rates, but the rest is garbled and unclear.
A terse notice references an act to delay claims against an estate in the year 1900, citing Aker and Penn Orneys as involved parties. The fragment preserves a legal filing tone and identifies the primary names and the general action without furnishing dates or procedural specifics.
The readable text hints at NATO style defense planning, civilian flying roles, and force allocations. It mentions a larger, possibly developing team or department and discussions of protection for tribes within a larger Allied framework.
NATO leaders meeting in Paris endorsed General Norstad’s call for a NATO force of 30 divisions and urged greater authority for allied commanders to deploy forces and set supply needs. The assembly highlighted progress toward 25 divisions ready by year’s end and stressed standardized procedures amid Cold War tensions.
Police rounded up agitators during President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy visit in Caracas Venezuela after four crude bombs were planted to disrupt the trip. Authorities said one bomb exploded injuring two people while other devices failed to detonate as troops were mobilized to protect the visitors. In a separate accident in Tunnel Hill Georgia, brothers Kuwene L. Cur tus and Dick Cur tus, both 40s, suffered injuries in a head on collision on US 41.
Pennsylvania announces new lighting standards for slow moving vehicles including horse drawn buggies farm tractors and boat trailers traveling after dark. Secretary of Revenue Charles M Dougherty led the move to adopt fighting standards to protect farmers operators and motorists. Traffic safety chief O D Shipley notes the rules apply to wheeled equipment wagons tractors and agricultural machinery plus non farm construction gear and trailers.
HOOSICK FALLS NY AP Grandma Moses the 101yearold primitive artist famed for worldrenowned Americana paintings died at 3 15 am Wednesday at the Hoosick Falls Heart Center after a long battle with a chronic heart ailment. She stayed near her nursing home and often painted despite medical orders. Born Anna Mary Robertson in Greenwich NY she began painting in her late 70s rising to international fame before passing at her home.
Police nabbed 20 year old Prank Groel Jr of 121 Lemon Street after a 4:30 p m call about his drunken condition near West Mill Street and Second Avenue. He pleaded guilty to drunkenness, fined eight dollars, unable to pay, faces a possible Erie County jail term. He said he drank beer in New York State near French Creek with another person.
The Jointure Board plans a key session next week with Dr Dox Thompson and Union district leaders to outline merger potential and financial implications. Harley Shupe will brief officials from Corry and surrounding districts on the merger plan and ballot prospects for May.
Barbara Houlihan, lifelong Harrisburg area resident and Pittsburgh native, died at home at age 103 after celebrating her 10th birthday in Pittsburgh. A devoted Pittsburgh Pirates fan, she followed baseball closely and cherished the sport throughout her long life.
United Nations and United States reject British calls for a cease fire as UN forces pursue the Congo operation in Katanga. Delegates express support for continued fighting amid accusations of misstatements and calls for freedom of communications. (Continued on Page Eight)
Elisabethville reports Katanga Prime Minister Matse Tshombe urged a warlike call to arms against United Nations forces warning of total war. UN troops moved in, while dispatches from Elisabethville offered mixed signals on any all-out offensive as Ethiopian, Irish and Swedish forces arrived to reinforce the UN mission.
Corry moves ahead with its school expansion plan including a junior high and two elementary schools. Superintendent Thomas R. Shupe reports that a phone talk with Willard Bryan of the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction confirms clearance. Certificates filed with the DPT and approved by the Erie County office move toward final state signals.
Mrs Barbart Peak 31 was jailed for 60 days after leaving her three young sons alone with only dog food to eat. She faced charges of contributing to the dependency of the boys amid drug use allegations and other neglectful conduct.
Lankenatt Hospital in Philadelphia plans to open an adolescent care unit in 1962 designed for 10 patients aged 12 to 18. Raymond F Hostord, the hospital director, says the unit will offer special menus and each bed will have a telephone. It will feature its own group activities and a Reach of bed telephones.
A 17 year old Corry youth was jailed after stealing and attempting to cash a forged check drawn on William B R McKee. The check bore the name of Rev Paul Bauer and was presented at Citizens National Bank in Corry. Bank officials and police investigated, with the youth admitting theft and forgery as officers pursued details. The case was referred to authorities for further action.
A fragment notes a council of churches article about a Tramed picture showing the star of Bethlehem placed by the Rotary Club. It mentions fifty or more organizations and hints at a broader display or collaboration, but details are incomplete.
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