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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1963

Page

6

Marriage license filed and police report notes damaged car

A marriage license application was filed at the county courthouse for Rexford M. Southworth and Judith Ane Swees, both of Corry. Police report a car damaged while parked in the Buse Hill lot. Miller observed the damage and noted the vehicle had a stripe on it. Two local men await induction into the armed forces in Harrisburg on January 1.

Hie Brie County Rexford M. Southworth Ludith Ane Swees Corry Semes Miller West Smith Street Mint Nis Buse Hell Miller Anittle Shriver Armed Forces Ft Harrisbure Sday

Pa Governor Kids Foes On Mines Head

Harrisburg report quotes Gov Lawrence joking at a news conference about H Beecher Charmbury joining Scranton's incoming administration as mines secretary designate. Lawrence quips about faculty and party chairmen, mentions Daniel Bailey and barney McGinnis, notes ties to strip mining and education policy, and cautions on future cabinet choices.

Harrisburg Gav Lawrence Scranton Mines H. Beecher Charmbury Centre County Pennsylvania State University Lawrélice Ed Litchfield Barney McGinnis Pitt Edward Litchfield University of Pittsburgh Bernard Barney) McGinnis Pittshire Charmbury Daniel A. Bailey Bailey William W. Scranton

NY newspapers may publish without printers in New York

New York publishers warned that if printers strike or resist, the city papers could resume printing without printers, signaling a potential halt or delayed editions. Negotiations with typographical unions continued as management pressed for delivery of papers to readers.

York Ciuys mii Amakinks Putbhen Swikinm Pyery New York Bertram A. Powers Phare Pleveland Neentiations Ceveland Biain Cleveland Printers Local 6 Delivenees Tientin WW. Weggs Amory B. Bradford Publshe New York City

Deaths Bird Ladet the Mr. Bolts of B.D. 8 Corry

Mr. Bolts of Columbus died after five days in Corry where he was admitted to the hospital last Friday. He was 70 and had served as a justice of the peace for many years and worked in insurance and real estate. Survived by two daughters and ten grandchildren. Services tomorrow at 2 pm at Brack Funeral Homer with burial at West Lawn Cemetery Columbus.

Bird Bolts B.D Corry Robert Payson Raviz Donald Trexas Tex Betts Columbus Aero Supply Loilde TH. Besilys Mr. Betts M Everett Stewart Jr Sugar Grove Amd William RB. Schiadlen Annapolis Martin Tate Brack

Last of Penns quadruplets dies in hospital

The last of Penns quadruplets born December 30 to Alvin and Vivian Spector died at Jefferson Hospital before dawn. The surviving boy died from weakness and immaturity after the other three siblings perished at birth. Spector, 37, works at the US Naval Air Development Center in Johnaville.

Jefferson Hospital Lt Hous Alvin Spector Wit Spector Vivian U.S Johnaville

Pa. baby suffocates in Butler Township

An eight month old child died in Butler Township after being found wedged between a battery and a mattress. Authorities report the infant, identified as Sam, suffocated in the obscure sheltering space, with the incident prompting an investigation into potential accidental causes.

Butler Butler Township Erie J. Clinton Atwell

Scranton Adds Negro Two Posts To Fill Scranton Adds Negro, Only 2 Posts To Fill

Gov. William W. Serantan named P. Young as Pennsylvania's first Negro secretary of labor and industry and Thomas Garshan Jr. as secretary of property and supplies. Both start at $20,000 annually. Remaining Scranton cabinet vacancies include secretary of banking and state police commissioner.

Harrisburg William W. Seranten Nevin Withm P. Young Pennsylvania Labor and Industry Thomas Garshan Jr Gerihan Andrew M. Bradley George M. Leaver Lawrencr Younes Scranton A. Allen Sulcow Youne Serayiton Young Tam Department of Labor and Industry Younne Pittshureh Lackart Tron A. Steel Co Ione Allegheny Aunt Namnalan Cnmmittes Fone Miftehreh Carnell GOP Youns Pittshireh Ois Gariian Bethlehem Steel Co Gatlan Bethlehem Bethlehem High Lihich University Allentown Garshan Hecause

Franklin Opens Sledding Hill For Youngsters

Franklin unveils a supervised sledding hill for city children on New Year’s Day. Councilman George R. Scanlon and the Parks Department coordinate with the street department to provide barricades and an outside fireplace. Caymell agrees to pay a watchman. Byard Arkward named supervisor. watchmen on weeknights and Saturdays in the specified hours.

Drang George R. Scanlon Department of Parks and Public Property Caymell Scanton

Blizzard Strikes England Brings Severe Winter Toll

A new blizzard sweeps southern England as snow deepens to record levels with at least 17 deaths blamed and thousands of farm animals perishing. Food shortages rise as vegetables grow scarce while icy roads and isolated communities suffer amid continued cold.

London England Britain Isle of Wight Belgium Brussels Italian Alps Norway

Lebanon County Stands Alone in School Plan Rejection

Lebanon County refuses to submit a school district reorganization plan by the first deadline under Pennsylvania's 1961 act, challenging its constitutional validity. York and Beaver Counties filed late and Philadelphia is exempt. lawmakers debate repeal or a 12 month moratorium as Scranton seeks fixes.

Harrisburg Lebanon Pennsylvania General Assembly York County Beaver County Lebanon County Philadelphia County Herbert B. Bryan Bureau of Department of Public Instruction State Senate William W. Scranton Senate Scranton

Pennsylvania Jobless Rise In December By 24 000

Pennsylvania unemployment climbed from 342 000 to 366 000 in December with the jobless rate rising from 7 4 to 7 8 percent. The Department noted outdoor industry cutbacks helped push the figures higher though December still showed the lowest level since 1959.

Penn Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Labor and Industry Department

Dick Powell Dies at 58 from Cancer in Los Angeles

Dick Powell, 58, died from cancer at a plush penthouse apartment. Born November 14, 1904 in Mountain View Arkansas, Powell rose from church choirs to crooning in ballrooms, then film and television star, president of Four Star Television, and host of The Dick Powell Show.

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Powell a Hollywood tycoon who shaped Four Star group

The article traces Dick Powell from actor to director and producer turning to television with Four Star Films alongside Niven and Boyer. It notes his early film transition to private eye roles, later marriages, vast wealth in real estate, and a farewell with funeral services at All Saints Episcopal Church Beverly Hills followed by cremation at Forest Lawn.

Tse Glerss Powell Powell Four Star David Niven Charles Boyer Ida Lupino Niven Fou Mildrigd Malina Hollywood Sean California All Saints Holscopil Church Beverly Hills Forest Lawn

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