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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1961
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff positions and offices in Corry Pennsylvania with Associated Press rights noted. It provides mailing and subscription rates, carrier pricing, and display advertising deadline details for readers and advertisers.
A reader criticizes what they view as double standards in Erie County courts. They question why a motorist fined 500 for a minor stop violation seems harsher than unpaid fines from more serious crimes, suggesting systemic inconsistencies in justice and calling for scrutiny of how penalties are applied.
Lenten meditation notes forgiveness as a divine gift through God’s holiness and love. The psalmist contrasts human sin with God’s mercy, noting forgiveness frees and grants bold access. A forgiven heart seeks divine direction and rests in God’s chosen path.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry notes U S citizens in Thailand told to return home by minister H G Grant. The piece mentions a State Armory visit by Company A, a birth in Corry, and local deer feeding trips by Corry sportsmen in winter.
Manager John Cullen of Western Union enjoys a two week vacation in Buffalo and Niagara Falls. A. G. Buller is laid up from injuries after an encounter with a 150 pound cake weighing 150 pounds while supervising the cutting and storing of first quality. Trachice at Union City Manager Wolf notes the 0.5 Radiator Plant will begin forty percent operation soon. Mrs. B C Barnes Mrs Frank Loveland and Mrs J J Desmond led the DAR committee at the municipal rally yesterday. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There.
President Kennedy backs expanding recreation and speeded development of federally owned lands. A survey by American Forest Products Industries shows private timberland open for public rec use now exceeds four years ago, with hunters and anglers accessing tens of millions of acres and millions of visitor days projected to rise sharply this century.
The W T Grant Co plans to withdraw the embezzlement charge against Miss Louis in Titusville after discussions with Daniel J. O Leary. A preliminary hearing was set for next Wednesday with Alderman Allen noting the defense intends to drop the charge. Francis White, longtime diplomat and ambassador to Mexico and Sweden, died at 58 in Baltimore from a heart ailment.
A devotional fragment speaks of hearts watching in prayer and thanksgiving, awareness of temptation, and longing for the return of the Lord. It emphasizes that a forgiven heart is a worshipping heart devoted to God because of His love and forgiveness.
The Civil Aeronautics Board granted Mohawk Airlines a Pittsburgh route and rejected extensions by Eastern and Allegheny. Mohawk’s path connects Water Town Ogdensburg Massina Pittsburgh via Syracuse Cortland Ithaca Elmira and Corning, per examiner John A. Cimino.
Washington AP tentative approval for limited production of Nike Zeus anti missile system. Joint Chiefs of Staff endorse limited production while continuing R and D, subject to final Defense Secretary McNamara approval. Army officials Elivs Stahl Jr Gen George Decker, with Sen. Armed Services Committee briefed.
Kenneta L Rhoades a 40 year old resident of Cochranton died at Meadville City Hospital after a one car crash early Saturday. The foggy conditions and tree collision on old Route 322 left him trapped for hours. Coroner ruled death accidental with intra cranial injuries and a blood clot in the lung as the immediate cause.
Phoenix Arizona international rowing coach Russell 5 Callow died Wednesday night of a heart attack. The longtime mentor earned recognition for guiding crews at national and international events and was 70.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller emerges as Nixon's strongest rival in a rare collective leadership view within the GOP as Richard Nixon weighs a 1964 bid amid uncertain party support. The piece notes Nixon's silence post 1960 and possible moves including a California governorship to secure delegates, while Kennedy's success could chill Nixon and Rockefeller ambitions.
Daily bargains highlighted in the Corry Journal showcase local sales and deals. Readers find price cuts on everyday items announced in the paper, with special promos and store advertisements guiding shoppers.
In San Antonio Texas a high school vice principal Luther B Hartman and janitor Joe Guerrero confiscated five bicycles and stripped accessories from ten motor scooters after riders ignored parking lot warnings. Patrolman G S Connell found the items, returned them to students, and warned them to change where they park. No charges were filed. The principal conceded surprise at police involvement.
Two Meadville 18 year olds Mark Findlay and Paul Jeffers pleaded innocent to assault with intent to rape. A 17 year old youth is referred to Juvenile Court. Police say the incident occurred in an automobile in Union Township early Saturday. Hearing set for Findlay and Jeffers next Monday at 3 p.m. Bond posted at $1,000.
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