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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1963
Page
1
88th Congress Set To Start
Washington AP reports the 88th Congress opens with fights over rules expected to split Republicans and Democrats. Democrats hold sizable Senate and House majorities but Southern Democrats may side against party leaders. The rules dispute could shape Kennedy agenda and 1964 elections. Continued on Page Threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Donnybrook
Kennedy
Senate
House
Robert 8. Kerr
Oklahoma
J. Howard Edmondson
Couple Hurt In Crash Involving Local Driver
A Wattsburg couple and a local driver were hospitalized after a near head-on collision on December 30 three miles north of Lonville. Joseph Blasco 62 and Henrietta 55 were treated at Hamot Hospital Evie and released. Reverend Leon Doleski of Corry drove the other car. Police reported the left front ends damaged and listed estimated damages of 400 for the Blasco vehicle and 200 for the Doleski car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg
Bate
Lawrence Park
Joseph Blasco
Henrietta
Hamot Hospital
Evie
Marks Ambulance Service
North East
Leon Doleski
West Washington Street
Corry
Lonville
Blasco
Rev. Dolesii
Meredith Won’t Return To Mississippi University
James H Meredith announced he will not attend the University of Mississippi next semester under the present circumstances. The 20-year-old Black student, the first known admitted, said he remains enrolled through the term end to complete exams while under federal guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APU
James H. Meredith
University of Mississiopi
Meredith
Uruguayan Newsman Dies After Brief Illness
Andrea Ramirez, longtime director of Ui magazine, founder of Plaza, passed away yesterday after a brief illness. He helped establish the news paper in 1914 and was a prominent figure in Uruguayan journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Andrea Ramirey
Newepanar EE
Plaza Alnce Ft
New York Seaboard Bans Net Listing Real Estate Deals
Secretary of State Caroline Simon issued a ban on net listing contracts by real estate brokers. Such agreements let sellers take a fixed price while brokers keep the gap between that price and the final sale. Boards complain of unconscionable profits and misleading pricing, and the rule aims to protect public fair treatment in property sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Caroline Simon
Simon
Valle
Moa
Swiss Builder To Erect 40 Unit Motel Near Here
Swiss builder with local firm to start an ultramodern 400 000 40 unit motel on land adjoining a proposed shopping center. Genevieve Spishock of Reng to erect the complex with master planner Willy Wickit Swiss architect. special machinery from Switzerland and a nailless Swiss roofing method. Wickit to supervise with Cleveland contractor. claims it will be the area’s first drift building with a two story lobby and Mrs Spishock’s apartment. Construction details and Ravines completed. Also: Anna Morris dies in 60s, fire destroys 2 story frame house in Fort Loudon Franklin County. husband William 72 hospitalized. family of four escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Wickit
Columbus
Tonnard
Springstreet Hill
Freebown
Wicili
Cleveland Area
Freebourn
Spishook
Fort Loudon
Anna Morris
William
Franklin County
Chambersburg Hospital
Few Changes As Council Reorganizes
City Council held its annual reorganization meeting with no changes to appointments beyond resignations and term expirations. Mayor Zalzneck recommended reappointments and department heads suggested deputies and staff. all recommendations were approved unanimously. Board and authority appointments were also renewed or filled, with terms expiring in 1966 to 1987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Zalzneck
Guy Abbey
Robert Grive
Raymond Weber
Grice
Joseph Dorschel
Weber
Jerome Dalvis
al Apps
Carl Hixson
Peter Petracco
Clark
Walter Ross
Zalzneck
Zoning Board of Appeals
George Nagle
City Planning Commission
Paul Taylor
Anderson
Arthur Pledger
James Narducci
Municipal Authority
Leo Heberlein
Thomas Craze
Leo Hooks
Victor
Cory Clark
Airport Authority
Wiliam Seitz
Joseph Furst
Erkki Rainesalo
Civil Service Board
Robert G. Tunnel
City Recreation Board
John Mohr
Killing of Neighbor Sparks Arrests in Braddock
Joseph Yanovich, 37, of Braddock was fatally shot in the stomach yesterday as police took another Braddock man into custody. Allegheny County detectives questioned Dor o Estrada, 60, who allegedly argued with Yanovich for days. Estrada was arrested while cleaning a 3 caliber revolver at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Ewmrcarsescen
Joseph Yanovich
Braddock
Allegheny County
Doro Estrada
Estrada
Yanovich
British Newspapers Reported Mock Nuclear Strike
London papers claimed four Vulcan bombers carried out a two month old mock H-bomb attack that could have wiped out major U.S. cities including New York Washington Chicago and Los Angeles. Officials denied the report saying the last such exercise was Skyshield 1 in October 1961 and no penetration of North American radar occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S
New York
Washington
Chicago
Los Angeles
Brush
North American Defense Command
United States
British
Air Ministry
North America
Daily Express
Sketch
Telegraph
Herald
The
Express
Fingerprint Clues Grow In Erie Murder Case
Erie investigators press on after Mrs. Free is found bound and beaten in her upstairs bedroom. Identification officer Donald Gunter notes two objects with clear fingerprints linked to the slayer and says 140 witnesses have been questioned. Police plan further tests and continue questioning two acquaintances as the three-week probe continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia the Kealer
Airs Blesnor Free
Donald Gunter
Detective Bureau
Gunter
George “Raduker
Waterford
Clifford Salow
Eric
Warren County Plans 1500 Dollar Gift to Corry Hospital
Warren County commissioners voted a 1500 dollar allocation to Corry Memorial Hospital for 1963 after a request by Corry Red Cross chairman Frank Dodds. The hospital is also supported by Corry city and Erie County, with annual sums of 2000 and 7000 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetiu Uywuayndcame
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edgar Alexander
Blain M. Mead
Warren County Commissioners
Frank Dodld
Columbus
Corry
City of
Erie County Commissioners
Congo Survey Advances for New Local School Site
Surveys on the site of the citys new 16 room elementary school proceed as authorities mark streets Concord Pleasant King as the area to clear. Jack Rooker directs surveying with Corry Area High School input to map cellars sewers and water lines for the architectural plan. Weather delays push completion to four or five weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Jack Rooker
Corry Area
East South Street
Pleasant
King Streets
Thomas R. Shupe
Hunter, Campbell and Rea
Altoona
Booker
Shupe
Dial Phones Set For Union City By Next July
C W Taylor, Corry district manager for General Telephone Co, says Union City will switch to dial phones by July. Party lines will lose their shared rings, each phone will have its own ring, and dialing will be phased in during the next several months. The project accompanies central office equipment upgrades in the new company building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
C. W. Taylor
Corry
General Telephone
Taylor
Buildis
Arrest Youth In Tavern Burglary
John H. Peterson, 17, of Union City pled guilty to burglary after authorities say he and a 13 year old companion forced entry into Parker's Tavern in Wattsburg. They allegedly stole $190, two bottles of whiskey and two cartons of cigarettes. Peterson was committed to Erie County Jail. the juvenile case will be handled by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harborcreek School
Twins Surprise as 15-Pound Baby Born in Salt Lake City
Mrs. Erwin Frank, expecting twins, gave birth to a 15 pound 1 ounce boy at Latter-day Saints Hospital Saturday night. He is the seventh child for the Frank family. her husband works at a dairy plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Erwin Frank
Birh
Latter-day Saints Hospital
Frank
Truck Driver Dies In Shamokin Dam Crash Fire
William Markel a 24 year old Glen Rock truck driver was killed when his tractor trailer burst into flames after crashing into guard rails and overturning in Shamokin Dam. Police say he apparently fell asleep at the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selinsgrove
William Markel
Glen Rockruck
Shanjokin Dam
Markle
Shamokin Dam
Harvey West
Markel
Episcopal Clerics Push Tax on Churches in Detroit Area
Two Detroit area Episcopal clerics argue churches should pay their share of government and community costs. They urge removing tax exemptions for church properties not used for worship and back the idea of tithes to support public duties, estimating Detroit-area churches could owe about $60 a year per property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Episcopal
America
Carl B. Sayers
Bertram & White
Gt Episcopal
Frm
Sayert
White
Sayers
Stephen's Church
Bemninghasm
Michigan National Guard
Corry
Parsonaages
Charel
Chatel
Thousany
Michigan
Exéay
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Episcopal Diocese of
Michian
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