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06 Feb 1961
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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
Feb 06, 1961
Page
1
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Hotel Carys Peak Week Ends With Water Crisis in Italy
Water main break near Hotel Cary caused waterless Saturday as guests from a ski competition faced limited services. A nearby North Center street collapse created an underground cave, halting traffic and forcing hotel inconveniences while avalanches across the Alps killed and injured dozens, blocking routes and injuring workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Center Street
North Center Street
Leively
HA. Gilbert, Corey
Water Supply Co
Offlohit Water Company
Suber
Therpene
State Records Safest Road Weekend Despite Snow
Over the weekend a heavy two foot snowfall left many drivers off the roads but no highway deaths occurred for the first time in memory. Most main roads were open though hazardous while many rural routes were closed. Two accidental deaths were reported during the period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Friday. Eugene Kusniesz of Philadelphia age 10 died by accidental hanging in his room with a play lasso after watching westerns on TV. Warren Webb of Eraone died by asphyxiation Friday night in his home costume play. Police noted the incidents as accidental deaths with no connection to traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rume
Birh
Alps
Smart
Natalys
Rochemolles
Mt Mellisse
Sui Bernard
Italy
Switzerland
la Wem
Ary
Cresé Pennsylvigili
Eugene Kusniesz
Philadelphia
Warren Webb
Erieru
Kusniesz
Moor Webb
Castumes Roma Stave
Iis
Auxiliary leader dies in Tarentum Pa
Mrs. Minnie Hoops, 60, of Cheswick, longtime auxiliary leader of the Dis polo American Venis Aux ilery, died yesterday at Allegheny Valley Hospital in Tarentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarentum
Thadeys
Mra
Mnle Hoops
Cheswick
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Mayor Kinley Among Victims In Two Car Crash
The mayor Kinley of Coty and a Franklin youth were involved in a two car collision at an intersection. Police said Kinley fled the scene before authorities arrived as vehicles sustained damage and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinley
Franklin
Coty
Mawor
Corry
Elty
Tarrie
Commonwealthy of
PennaVivania Department of Property
Joli Balley
Foentctin Chocrusty Houten
Bhom
Hinley
Sparta Home Leveled By Fire Burned Woman Injured
A Sparta house on Hutchtown road burned Saturday. Annie Nelson suffered third degree burns to face hands and head after she poured kerosene on a fire. Frank Mesini reported her yelling the house was on fire as neighbors and Centerville and Spartansburg fire units fought the blaze for hours. The home, insured, sat near the Ralph Martin Estate where a similar January blaze occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Marine
Anileen Nelson
Apdoe
Corry Meliuthil Hospital
Centerville
Spiriiusburge
Heparinjens
TWU
Center Ville
Spartansburg
Frank Messini Sr
Nelson
Clark
Ralph Martin
Lee Rice
Rome Township
Picasso Painting Stolen From University Union
Detectives hunt for clues after a Picasso abstract titled 1H disappears from the University of Pittsburgh Student Union Building where it had hung for five months. The work, part of a Guggenheim Foundation loan, may be worth up to $40,000 according to Dr Walter Hovey of the Fine Arts Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
119Burgh
Pigsport
Pablo Picasso
University of Pittsbiineh
Guggenheimn
New York City
Walter Hovey
Pite Fine Arts
Sone
Prcasso
Lighter Sparks Rescue On Snowy Mountain Slope
A cigarette lighter helped three climbers survive a freezing night after a plane crash on a snowy Colorado mountainside. Pat Floyd, 28, sister Batty Floyd, 1, and pilot Bil Bradley, 20, were rescued and hospitalized with frostbite and injuries. The wreck happened near Alamosa as two other private planes crashed in the same storm. one victim, William Kelley, died when his craft hit a gully near Brigham City Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamosa
Cola
Apha Cline
Felte
Ife
Pat Floyd
Floyd
Batty
Bil Bradley
Bianca
Bridley
Seatontiy Pili
Peyiitt
William D. Kelley
Cumberland
Brigham City
Utah
Rock Sprines
Lander
Buck Duane
Nesamah
Terry J. Tuner
Denver
Time Tile Masazines
Kennedy Congress Tackle Gold Problem Amid Water Crisis
Report outlines Kennedy and Congress debating gold policy as water supply at a U S naval base in Cuba faces disruption after a takeover. Cuban authorities and U S officials clash over control of aqueducts and distribution with a government embargo cited and the base relying on tanked supplies. The piece notes public safety and political friction as operations continue and a continuation is promised on Page Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giintimemu Bay
Naval Base
Apranne
Kennedy urges drastic cut in tax-free import limit
President Kennedy asked Congress to reduce the current $500 tax free limit on goods Americans may bring back from foreign travel to $100. The move aims to curb spending on costly souvenirs by tourists and curb foreign dollar use to buy American gold. The proposal caps a 4,500 word message on the gold problem and follows other Eisenhower era policies including exports boosts and foreign-tourist attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Canada
U.S
Eisenhower
Area Accident Hospitalizes Girl and Mother in Corry
Mrs Carpin, 88, and her daughter Minnie, were admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after a Route 89 crash near Wattsburg. Mrs Carpin suffered facial lacerations and body bruises. Minnie had a head and facial injury. Damage to vehicles totaled about $1,150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sam UA Carpin
Minnie
Cirpin
Carpin
Wattsboro
Fair Tatler
Arthur M. Will
R. D
Waterford
James G. Miller
West Smith Street
Corr
Pieldit Hill
Corry
Burdett Thomas
B.D
Clarendon
Wattsburg
Liwrithe Vogel
Thomas
Anny
Seaway Cuts Philly Shipments Amid Port Shifts
The Delaware River Port Authority reports the St Lawrence Seaway diverts steel and gun shipments from Philadelphia while grain traffic falls. John H Fravier says steel tonnage dropped from 2.8 million in the first year to 700000 last year and grain from 204 million bushels to a similar lower level. eastern rail rate cuts helped Philadelphia compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware River Port Authority
St. Lawrence Seaway
Philadelphia
John H Fravier
Authority
Port Development Department
Seaway
Frazier
Eastern
Phailadelphia
War Criminal Max Simon Dies in Germany
Former SS general Max Simon, of Hitler’s 88th Guard, died three days ago in Ansbach after a heart attack. He was sentenced to death in 1947 by a Polish court for executions and atrocities, later commuted in 1964 via clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsbagh
Germany
Max Simon
Hitler
88 Guard
Ansbich
SS Ceveralied
Dortmund
Simon
Talia
Still The Question Remains Is Your Driveway Safe
Lester Gray and his family reported that a car backed into Gray's driveway in the 117 West Bend area. Floyd Flasher of Pittsfield admitted backing into the driveway but denied ramming Gray's car. Police noted dents may predate the incident and no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Gray
West Bendet
Gray
Saw & Green
Floyd Flasher
RD 2
Pittsfield
Havin
Blastier
Hespes
Chays Te
Fish
Handyman Charged in Batavia Slaying of Waitress
An apartment building handyman was charged with the fatal shooting of waitress Blanche T. Sinwek in Batavia New York. She was shot three times in the chest as she stood outside a restaurant Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Erie Woman Dies After Jump From Moving Car
Marion Velma Peterson, 36, jumped from a moving vehicle along Route 97 near Summit Township after a quarrel with Edward C. Papson, 41. Police say she died about five minutes after being brought home. Papson said no charges would be filed. Coroner slated to rule on death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghee An Enew
Summit Township
Vicims
Marion Velma Peterson
Lata
Edward C. Papsun
St. Leo P Weir
Lewis Peiman
Papsun
Merle Wood
Papson
Erie
Waterford
Thruway
Peterson
Earliey
Unfurt
Papsutt
Banking figure Anthony de Rothschild dies in London
Anthony Gustav de Rothschild, 79, member of the Rothschild banking family, died yesterday after a long illness. He was a partner in Rothschild and Sons, a major London banker and bullion dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Gustav de Rothschild
Rousschild
Pirtner
Fem
Rothshild and Sons
Wold
Sfrve
Woman Sings The Lord's Prayer Aboard Sinking Ship
An American woman on the Danish freighter Liust Maersk in Tokyo Bay sang The Lord's Prayer to calm survivors as the ship sank after a collision with the American cargo ship Alcon Pioneer. The Coast Guard rescued 43 people including Mrs Andrews and three other Americans. one Danish crewman died and three others remained missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lururama
Epee Cee
Tokyo
Victor Andrews
Laguna Beach
Calif
Liust Maersk
Alcon Pioneer
Coast Guard
Andrews
Three Die as Trailways Bus Plunges Down Bankment
A Trailways bus carrying twelve people slid off a highway near Woodbury Tennessee and rolled down a steep embankment. Three died and nine were injured, including the driver, when the vehicle overturned and came to rest on its side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Tenn
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Medler
Red Cross Disaster Committee
Norbert Buel Ofner
al Cole
Ing Hand
Salvation Army
Bettine Barber
West Pleasant Street
Richard Josh
The
Culbert
Wiler Company
General ‘Telephone Co
East Park Place
Park Street
Water Company
Traffle
Mognithile
Elk's Club
Vanilawe
Ppm
Wato
Bob Walter Busler
Arab Republic
Sparta
Ployil
Bradley
Alt
Hinds
Denyur
Alamosi
Fen
Sally
Castro
U.S. Naval Base
Soeetmohe Atmutistatans
U. S
Philly
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