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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
3
Local officials led by organizers presented a purpose driven agenda at Pflug Creek meeting. Citizens gathered to hear speakers outline plans, express concerns, and seek action on infrastructure and services.
In London the Labor Party begins a three candidate race for a new leader to unite factions and possibly become prime minister. Harold Wilson leads with George Brown, James Callaghan a dark horse. ballots count tonight with elimination if no majority. Hugh Gaitskell's death raises fears of renewed internal rifts ahead of a 1964 general election.
A fragment discusses Canada’s political campaign focusing on nuclear debate. Pearson says nuclear weapons should not be a political issue and urges government decision. The campaign topics identified include employment, economic growth, and confidence in the Canadian economy.
In a Corry Post Office historic photo, rural carriers are identified by Art Barton. Names listed include L. W. Colegrove, Jason Frost, H. nea F. Crowell, C. H. Barton, G. Barton, J. Weber, H. D. Crowell, Ison, F. D. Ellsworth and G. Tillotson. City carriers shown at right include R. H. Wolford, J. E. Moffit, N. D. Ressler, G. W. Marks, Leo.
Tuesday night a man was arrested on desertion and non-support charges after his wife learned of his arrest for corrupting morals of a minor from a newspaper report. Dominic pleaded guilty and was freed on $500 bail. Brooklyn Gentile, 37, and another man were released on $500 bonds after pleading innocent. Gentile and Dominic allegedly registered at a downtown hotel with two teenage girls claimed as their wives.
Dunkirk High School officials suspended ten junior and senior boys for ten days after a Friday beer party at a classmate's home. Seven had suspensions rescinded with probation and makeup. two more remain suspended. Principal Hazard sent fathers letters for conferences. two mothers sought talks. A second incident involved a Dunkirk student at a Jamestown basketball game.
Cutting notes the Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting will meet February 21st with Mrs Vernon Humphrey as hostess. Various local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and attending Calvary Baptist Church services. Community reminders include March of Dimes chairwoman Gordon Shampoe and birthday celebrations for Mrs Fred Wallace.
Erie County Thruway to receive tourist signs as soon as possible, per Chief Traffic Engineer Edmund Ricker. Delegation led by Senator William Lesler pressed state officials in Harrisburg to install markers showing Erie’s attractions. Local committee to decide sign messages. attendees included Porreco, Pulaski, O'Dell, Blair, McClure, Taft, Salchli, Barnes, Collander, Port, and others.
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