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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1961

Page

6

Local notices mix with crime and civic actions

The Erie and surrounding counties report a flood of items: Warren Commerce Committee plans a meeting at the YWCA to discuss the U S Research Center on the Biddle Estate, while burglary cases send David Buell to a juvenile facility and Leroy Helin to a diagnostic center after a fine. Erie court schedules a March 15 hearing on a large estate for cancer society grants. Jamestown and Union City schools win debates and report births and drownings. Officials tour Washington for aid, traffic settlements price out damages, and local churches prepare for a Nazarene convention with Rev Edward Lawlor as guest speaker. The note on the Seneca Nation asks Kennedy to halt constriction of the Kinga Daim pending feasibility studies. The period closes with a car theft recovery in Corry and a Navy-uniform sighting, plus a drowning ruling and newborn twins in Union City.

Nazarene Washington Ol City Edward Lawlor Department of Evangelism Paul W. Bowlby Corry Trunarene Essex Street Louis Hebers R.D Spartansburg Simday —Stlinal Rev. J. Scott Newell Ronald Shepard Union City

308000 Jobless Benefit Checks Issued in Pa

The state sent out 308,050 unemployment compensation checks totaling 9,750,806 for the week ending February 24. Treasurer Robert P. Kent said about 77,000 checks not sent on February 22 will be absorbed into later disbursements due to a legal holiday. A balance of 122,958,708 remained in the unemployment compensation fund.

Insured Unemployment Figures Climb to New High

Insured unemployment rose to a new high for the second straight week. The Labor Department reported 3,890,600 people unemployed for the week ended February 1, up from the prior week, representing 84 percent of the town’s employed population.

Labor Department

Minister Fights, Disarms Gunman in Store Shooting Spree

Rev Marlon Houghtaling 43 from Submsville Pa wrestled and disarmed Ray Osborne who opened fire in a Columbus supermarket wounding his wife Bernice 46 and two others while Basil Hawkins 81 was shot multiple times outside the store. Osborne was jailed with no charges filed immediately.

Columbus Osborne Basil Hawkins Delores Hawkins Phere Rey Clayton Nowle

Erie Shooting Victim Names Assailant

A man, Albert Moore nittey ube, was arrested and charged with assault with intent to kill after the shooting of Preddie Duck 32, who remains in critical condition at Humor Hospital. Brewer, 40, Belward, and Leola Brewer are tied to the incident. Brewer is held without bond and released on bond later for childcare.

Orie Evie Man Preddie Duck Duck Humor Hospital Albert Moore Nittey Ube Abii Gurinh Belward Leola Brewer Brewer Caumity Duirk

Shooting After Visitor Breaks Record in Apartment Fight

Police say After Dueck visited the Byew apartment Saturday morning a phonograph record was broken during an argument. Duck left then returned, a scuffle ensued, Brewer’s shirt allegedly shown. Mrs Brewer fired shots in and outside the building striking Duck’s side. he was hospitalized. authorities questioned the victim yesterday but barred further questioning beyond his accusation of Moore.

Dueck Byewor Duck Brewer

Brothers Suffer Fractures After Car Fall

Two young brothers, Richard Bates and Raymond Bates, were injured when they fell from a moving car near their Long Beach home. Richard, 3, suffered a right arm fracture and abrasions, while Raymond, 1, had facial injuries and abrasions. Their father, Richard Bates Sr., provided details to police.

Children's Hospital Richard Raines Raymond Ruchard Bates Long Beach Long Island Westerdag

Controversial New Orleans School Head Quits

Dr. James F. Redmond, 45, longtime figure in the Orleans Parish desegregation fight, will not renew his contract as superintendent of the city’s 100 million dollar public school system. He cited other opportunities and will depart July 1. Board president Louis G. Blecke said Redmond had asked for 30 000 a year, up from 23 500. Redmond, a frequent target of state lawmakers, has led schools that were integrated last November and have not been paid since.

New Orleans Orleans Parish James F. Redmond Redmond Louis G. Blecke Louisiana

Westinghouse says radar now records altitude

Westinghouse Electric Corp reports a new radar dimension that records altitude, enabling better tracking of missiles and aircraft. The system previously indicated only direction and distance, according to the annual report to stockholders.

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Jamestown Faces Setback in Atomic Reactor Plan

New York state atomic development chief indicated the AEC is unlikely to build a 22,000–22,500 kilowatt reactor in Jamestown due to in-city site safety concerns and high transmission costs. Mayor Carl Sanford to testify in Washington. Jamestown has invested about $10,000 in the venture as bids and prices shift.

Jamestown New York State Albany Wos Atomic Energy Commission Tam Oliver Townsend State Office of Atomic Development Carl Sanford Washington So Fir AEC Townsend Sild Committee On Vector Safeguards Itas

Five Soviet Spy Trial Set For March 13 In London

The trial of five alleged Soviet spies accused of targeting a Royal Navy Admiralty research station proceeds in London with a March 13 court date. Authorities say the actions involved suspected espionage at a British naval facility.

London

Chile Leftist rise tied to Castro influence and reform pressure

In Santiago, analysts say Chile's left gains strength from Castroism, urging broad social and economic reforms. The Communist party, allied with middle-class supporters, pressures for action while fearing a backlash from the wealthy and the old elite. Observers stress reform is needed amid inflation and housing woes, with US policy viewed as backing conservative forces.

William L. Ryan Santiago, Chile Chile Brecuse Chily Communist Kction Swift Castea Maroh Viitury Taudlaerl America Yathloth University Araur St Cleay Rel Emselves Bobborn United States Kennedy

Lincolnville Pair Guilty Of Child Abandonment

A jury in Erie County found Dorudd want Maxie Pull guilty of abandonment of children. The case, heard by Judge Samuel J. Rabovls, involved charges that the pair left Freie children with little care, amid probation and juvenile officers' involvement. The verdict was delivered and sealed Saturday, with county officials reporting the outcome.

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