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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1961
Page
8
Pennsylvania unemployment rose between mid November and mid December with about 433000 jobless, 8.8 percent of the labor force. Heavy layoffs in construction and metals drove the rise. mid December 302000 higher than a year earlier. peak seen in March 1959 at 457000.
President Eisenhower would need to pass Pennsylvania’s new rigid driver examination to obtain a state license. The law, effective June 1, requires physical, vision, and mental fitness checks in addition to existing tests. Harrisburg officials say no special exceptions for the president, who plans to drive a car near Gettysburg after taking office.
LeRoy F Brady a former Corry resident died suddenly at 60 in Warren Ohio where he had lived two years He was born June 18 1900 in Crawford County retired from Raymond division in 1956 due to ill health He is survived by wife Edith Mier Brady daughter Mrs Henry Hil Jr stepson John Miller four grandchildren and two sisters Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9 p m with services at 2 p m tomorrow Capt Richard Bush Salvation Army to officiate
A federal court in Mississippi rules that BD Dupuy of near Greenville must repay part of his $926 enlistment bonus after being discharged in 1958 for misconduct. The government says he owes $610.57, offset by a withheld $75.09 last paycheck, leaving $535.45 owed plus interest and costs.
Mrs A Kuzmin of Curr y died last evening at the home of her daughter Mrs A N Spiegel in Erie where she resided. Survived by son Charles Kovach and six daughters, 14 grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at St Nicholas Church Erie. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
The New Jersey health department broadened its hepatitis inquiry after identifying Weiner as a common denominator in a nationwide rise. About 400 people across New Jersey and Pennsylvania were questioned including five doctors. Medical schools and public health authorities in several states aided the investigation. Welner’s injection methods were reviewed, and a medical board hearing followed. The probe continues as the state discusses charges beyond malpractice. Weiner is licensed as an osteopath. New Jersey licenses hundreds of osteopaths and regards their training as equivalent to MDs.
New York egg market shows adequate demand with wholesalers listing whites and browns in varied weights. Extras and top quality whites and browns command higher prices, while mediums and smalls fetch lower ranges amid overall steady activity.
Three youths linked to a fake hold up at Dee's News Room had charges cut after a DA recommendation. Anthony Arnone and Francis Davishaw face larceny and conspiracy counts, Di Cologrande faces a reduced accessory after the fact charge. bonds remain at $2,000. Grand Jury review set for February term. defendants pleaded not guilty amid earlier arrest December 9.
Walland Coon aged 78 of 121 Lem on street died suddenly at his home after years of failing health. Born March 11, 1882 in Deud Hill area he resided in the area all his life. Survived by one sister Mrs. Lillian Pratt of Corry. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9 and services tomorrow at 11. Rev. Robert DeBoer to officiate with interment in Elgin Cemetery.
A fragment from a marketplace column highlights autos and trucks for sale under the Wall Street beat with mention of potential buyers and dealer listings. Pure Oil and RCA appear as brands in the surrounding items, suggesting a bundled ad page layout.
A cryptic line appears: The Russians tend a man into spare. Fie réfien ta stun. The fragment lacks context, sources, or clear meaning, leaving readers with an obscure, possibly garbled quotation.
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