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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
1
The notice describes an auction of a late model single family residence with two baths and a kitchen, located at West m, plus a list of items including two trunks and a coinated helpers. The sale is set for February and will take place at 1:00 pm with proceeds to be used for unspecified debts or costs.
The Corry College women's Club restarts a four week children's reading hour at 10 30 to 11 30 a m in the Abraxy this week Readers will be club members and open to others. The program aims to gauge interest and promote new books at the library for kindergarten to third grade children with specific readers listed for upcoming Saturdays.
Corry Chamber of Commerce members will attend the National Chamber Aircade for Citizenship Action in Pittsburgh. H Ladd Plumley leads a flying delegation. the event educates chamber cadere on legislative and economic issues. Attendees include Darwin Wolcott and Stewart Long among others.
The Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court reinstated lawyer Vivienne W. Wearing, 36, who had been removed from practice amid fallout from a televised scandal. The ruling was announced yesterday.
Fred Mixer, a veteran hobbyist, showcases his collection of semi precious stones and costume jewelry at the Corry Public Library. The display includes Herkimer diamonds and items gathered from various regions in the United States and beyond, running from 3 to 5 p m. today.
Rebecca McFadden and four of her six children are hospitalized with influenza at Bullwater Municipal Hospital. Her husband Julian and two other children are ill at home while neighbor Rose Goadner also contracts the flu. In a separate brief, George Cecil Bateman, 80, former Canadian metals controller and Atomic Energy Control Board member, dies in Jamaica.
The National Bank of Union City seeks a new trial after a jury verdict in favor of William Franz who claimed a $1 025 commission for broker services in a property sale. Bank attorney Knox argues insufficient evidence and juror bias tainted the trial, requesting relief or a ruling in the bank's favor.
In Ibbtown New Jersey two Pennsylvania airmen were killed when their car missed a curve during a police pursuit at about 90 mph. Driver Fred Lichentski Jr. 18 of Plymouth Meeting Pa and passenger William Howlan 19 of Wilkes-Barre Pa died. The other driver William Slusser 19 of Mifflinville Pa was charged with reckless driving. Sgt Louis Povielli of Gibbs town police said the two cars appeared to be racing and the Air Force Nike Installation at Swedesboro was involved in the pursuit.
Senator Keating says he has gathered information from government sources on Soviet military activity in Cuba and would share it with President Kennedy and a congressional committee. He distinguishes between ground to air sites and medium range bases and says some sites remain ready for use.
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara will publicly discuss U S estimates of Soviet strength in Cuba during a 1 p m Eastern time news conference and radio television broadcasts Senate hearings with CIA chief John A McCone are to present a detailed report on arms status in Cuba to a Senate defense subcommittee The White House aims to quell partisan debate over a supposed massive Soviet buildup in Cuba
Mrs Helen Petty, mother of four, pleaded not guilty to two charges of receiving stolen goods. She allegedly received money and household items from Donald Huffman who pled guilty to burglary and larceny. Huffman, 24, was jailed for fingerprinting and awaiting further court action. Petty’s bond set at 4000.
Canada’s 1957 Conservative government falls after a close no confidence vote in the House of Commons. An election is likely by April 6 with Prime Minister Diefenbaker expected to ask Gov. Gen. Valmier to dissolve Parliament. Major campaign issues center on economic policy and the U.S. nuclear weapons dispute.
Washington faces a brewing Canada political crisis as U S Canadian relations strain after a State Department statement. The move sparked Canadian elections and heightened talk of defense nuclear policy and economic ties. Kennedy and Rusk reportedly had no role in clearing the note, which caused cabinet-level friction.
The Kennedy omnibus education measure faces trouble as Republicans push to halt the $5.3 billion, 24 point bill. Chairman Powell launches hearings before leaving for a two week break. Ranking Republican Preyingmursen Jr. demands a quorum of 15 members present before proceeding. Acting Chairman Perkins says the full committee will decide next steps.
Remains believed to be Mrs. Kathleen Enoch, 89, were found yesterday in the ruins of a Washington outskirts homestead destroyed by fire. The semi invalid had been last seen in a second story bedroom Monday, and the fire destroyed the Victorian styled building.
Lord Samuel a long time Liberal voice and elder statesman died at 92 after illness. He led the Lords from 1944 to 1955 and opposed television and capital punishment reform. Survived by three sons and a daughter. his wife died in 1959.
A passer-by in Middletown Ohio found Henry Ridnout, 43, slumped in his Pennsylvania truck cab at a terminal. Firemen traced carbon monoxide poisoning to a heater. Ridnour was treated and released at Middletown Hospital. Lee Adams of Springfield, Ohio, aided the rescue.
Fire in a basement supply room at Forbes Road School in Fortes Road prompted the evacuation of about 200 pupils. The blaze, confined to the basement area, was fought by 15 fire companies from the Greenburg area with the alarm answered promptly.
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