Swimmers Bomb Bradford In First Meet
Corry junior and cadet teams swept Bradford in a Northwest District League pool opener. Corry juniors edged Bradford 26 94 while the cadets won 30 18. Bradford entered the league and faced tough competition.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1962
Page
8
Corry junior and cadet teams swept Bradford in a Northwest District League pool opener. Corry juniors edged Bradford 26 94 while the cadets won 30 18. Bradford entered the league and faced tough competition.
A car crash left two people injured near 262 West Frederick. Driver Hollman faced charges for driving while intoxicated as a blood sample was sent to Hamel Hospital. Quentin Nielsen and Shumsky were involved. Hoffmann’s car was a total loss, hospital status listed as satisfactory.
A New Year snowstorm swept across the South into New England, dumping up to a foot in Virginia and Tennessee and bringing heavy snow to the mid-Atlantic. Schools in 24 counties and 2 cities closed. travel slowed with hazardous conditions. The storm moved north with rain along the coast and colder air spreading to the Northeast. zero or near-zero readings were reported in parts of New York and surrounding regions, while Georgia and Delaware saw significant snowfall and Maryland reported scattered closures.
Attorney General outlines federal crimefighter push and 1961 laws aiding racketeers fight. He cites Newport indictment and wider actions to curb corruption, betting on football, and race wire services. Kennedy plans to stay through Batuntay then head to Columbus for birthday fundraiser events.
Pittsburgh AP report: Dick Johnson, 16, of Sarver in Butler County, was seriously wounded by a hunting companion yesterday. Daniel Smith, 14, also of Sarver, accidentally shot him in a hunting incident near Sarver. Johnson was treated at Allegheny Valley Hospital in Natrona Heights before transfer to Mercy.
In wartime Sault Ste. Marie Ontario an anti aircraft unit deployed balloons tied to the ground to guard against enemies. A radar operator mistook a swaying bit of metal on a balloon for a distant plane triggering alarm and a scramble before realizing a monkey wrench attached by a jester caused the misread. The incident ends with a lighthearted reflection on faults and humor.
Zalzneck assumes mayoral duties amid a routine council session appointing Harley Drake as Chief of Police and M. Cobbett as Temporary Police Magistrate. Other posts named include Stewart Long zoning chair, James Narducci on planning, Dorr Clark as Municipal Authority head, and airport authority appointees Paul Auer and Frank Lucy. Finance director Guy Abbey introduced Miss Hinzer Merker as deputy finance chief.
Director and Mrs. Theodore Swanson oversee sewer rental funds. Robert Grice, parks and public property director, moved that Joseph Dorscher be city building custodian, and appointments were approved.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Pennsylvania were asked to consider state status. Penn declined, Pitt has not replied formally, and Chancellor Edward Litchfield said Pitt should remain a private institution.
Penn State University begins its winter term in INAVERYears with about 530 new students expected to enroll, said Dr. Robert G. Bertheuter. Overall winter enrollment likely to be just below the fall term record of 220,885.
Partial OCR notes show counts for holiday fatalities across accidents fires and miscellaneous causes. The text cites 473 total holiday deaths with 78 ill, 524 traffic deaths, 86 miscellaneous, and an overall 693 deaths during a three day New Year period, comparing to five deaths in a prior World War era celebration.
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