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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1962
Page
2
Frank Sobol will be at the Rossbacher lot on West South Street Saturday February 3 selling tree ripened grapefruit oranges tangerines and pecans direct from Florida. 312 Seppe Peed
A fragment from Corry Memorial Hospital admission and discharge notices lists Connie Johnson, Kimberly Yost, and others from Corry and nearby towns. The notice includes addresses in Union City and Spartansburg, with several patients named and discharged. Local classifieds note Line-O-Ad rates and upcoming community ads and events.
In Los Angeles Thursday night two ministers criticizing right wing extremism had their homes damaged by homemade bombs. The Rev. Joan G. Simmons of St. Matthews Lutheran and Rev. Brooks R. Walker of Emerson Unitarian faced threats and the panel discussion on extreme right threats was held at Temple Sinai with police guarding a third panelist, actress Marsha Hunt.
Eugene E. Attig of Enola confessed to Cumberland County authorities that he killed his wife Sally Attig. The 26yearold woman was beaten with a hammer and stabbed multiple times in Carlisle, Cumberland County. Attig was held in prison pending a formal murder hearing.
Funeral service for Mrs Emma Bramhall was held yesterday at 2 pm at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Walter Gilliland officiating. Burial followed in Townville Cemetery. Relatives served as bearers, and many relatives and friends attended from Spokane Washington to Pittsburgh.
The United States, after the Uruguay ministerial meet, backs Cuba's exclusion from the inter American system. Rusk cites unanimous support with abstentions on technical grounds, pledges to curb arms trafficking, and notes Soviet shipments to Cuba continue while hemisphere-wide resolutions target only intra regional relations. Kennedy praises Rusk diplomacy and strengthens Western Hemisphere unity.
Premier Cyrille Adoula flies to New York to assure the UN that Congo forces are ending Katanga secession swiftly. He aims to tell the 104 nations that further debate would hinder central control as Tshombe's rebels face consolidation in Leopoldville. Gizenga, once Lumumba rival, is jailed after failed northeast advocacy.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Cooper were held yesterday afternoon at St George Funeral Home with Rev. E C Docherty officiating. Burial followed in Radle Cemetery near Townville. Bearers included Clifford Seaman Ted Seaman Howard Shaffer Paul Mathers Leo Mathers and Albert Fox. Attendees traveled from Meadville Jamestown Clymer and Meadville families and nearby towns.
The phrase compares spoken and printed language as enduring forms. It reflects on how orality fades while printed text remains accessible over time.
A letter to the editor questions the fluoride issue and urges the author to publish results for public scrutiny. The writer proposes sending the piece to university chemistry heads for a candid review and offers to disclose their own qualifications for critique.
The industry monitors early Nielsen ratings showing Wagon Train Gunsmoke and Perry Mason as top programs with Dr Kildare Hazel and The Defenders next in line. Next season targets include World War I patriotic sagas and potential one hour expansions for CBS The Theatre, amid FCC hearings coverage.
The IRS says taking a break after filling forms and rechecking later can reduce arithmetic errors on tax returns. A New York official cites that a wife can independently check figures, providing an inside check and avoiding outside scrutiny. In 1961 about 2.5 million taxpayers erred in arithmetic, up 24 percent from the year before.
Augusta Georgia 17 year old Donald Fore discovered a printing plate for Confederate one thousand dollar bills. A museum official noted the artifact appears counterfeit and connected to Confederate era currency. Fore reportedly found the plate recently in a pig pen.
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