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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1962
Page
2
Spot Line Ad offers a line friendly notice with names and addresses of admitted and discharged individuals across Corry Union City and surrounding areas. It lists residents, relatives, and service addresses while noting that ads run at 23c per line and acceptance ends at noon on publication day.
Ruth Slenczynska, now nearly three feet tall, revisits the Bay Area as soloist with the San Francisco Symphony for its 50th anniversary concert in Oakland. A veteran performer since childhood, she recalls Berlin at six, Paris at seven, and New York at four, and shares reflections on fame, family, and finding happiness beyond prodigy.
Enola, Pa. Detective who was blamed for starting a 40 000 fire faced investigation as firefighters from six companies battled the blaze in Cumberland County. The interior of the West Shore Democratic Club was gutted after more than five hours of effort and several volunteers were treated for smoke inhalation.
Lt Col Henry Deutschendorf and crew landed a B58 at Carswell AFB Texas as a Gina Draizin voice from a Nortronics black box warned of danger. The low husky female voice on the Vips system commanded attention, prompting timely engine relight cues and safe approach. Gina’s voice, chosen for its clarity, led to improved pilot response in emergencies.
Judge Herbert A. Mook ordered further consideration of petitions seeking annexation of three West Mead properties into Meadville. Solicitor John V. Pepicelli argued protest petitions filed with the clerk of courts were improper and urged a final order and decree. Protest petitions, dated December 8, 1961, were filed by six township residents and West Mead Township supervisors seeking a three member study commission and report on the annexation. The petitions claim the move harms public interest. The annexation ordinance was approved by Meadville City Council last November. Judge Mook must decide legality and propriety of protests filed with the clerk.
Mrs Theodore Barton of High Street Waterford Mrs William Pearson of 23 Second Avenue Union City and Mrs Anna St John of 20 Johnson Street Union City appear in a readable public notices fragment listing names and addresses for an upcoming event or filing.
Fire demolished a two story Park Poultry Product Co building near Denny Road and Route 8 in Valencia. Firefighters from Butler and Allegheny Counties fought the blaze but could not stop the loss, estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars. Cause undetermined. Owner W Robert Park saved two trucks a car and 100 cases of about 36000 eggs. The Park farm is among Western Pennsylvania's largest poultry producers with about 2000 laying chickens.
John H. Bingler district director of Internal Revenue announces a table showing average state sales tax payments by district residents to guide itemizers in estimating sales tax deductions on 1961 returns. He notes records are not required unless the deduction exceeds the table and warns the table includes taxes on large items. Taxpayers may call their local IRS office with questions.
Yusuf claims agents caused an outage to sap Indonesia's resolve. The incident occurred as Sukarno's motorcade passed. Soviet cosmonaut Sherman Titov was unharmed, smiling at a student rally after the attack.
Sukarno travels from Makassar after an attack on his party in Celebes. Col Yusuf vows to pursue all suspects as the blast kills four and wounds 27 including an army commander. Dutch involvement suspected as preliminary probes point to Dutch henchmen. Survivors and aides show shock and fatigue.
Edward H. Litchfield of the University of Pittsburgh confirmed reports that several students including athletes have been disciplined for personal conduct. Some were suspended, others reprimanded, with names and reasons not released as private matters. He said the issue may be settled and forgotten before the next school year.
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports Mayor Dilworth, 63, will resign effective February 20. A spokesman said he has nothing to comment on the story. Dilworth, Democratic gubernatorial candidate-hopeful, recently twice won election and has two years left in his term.
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