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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1963

Page

2

Admitted and discharged listings with addresses

A notice lists admitted patients in Union City Memorial Hospital and discharged individuals across Corry Clymer Waterford Centerville and nearby towns. Names include Lisa McIntyre Donna Blegeer James Joyce Mrs Hinsdale Mrs Smith and others with street and route addresses. ad rates and local Line O Ad tag noted. Elk members event and restaurant specials listed.

John Maloney Spring Street Carl Fullom Corry Ernest Hinsdale Clymer Eugene Smith West Church Street Owen Taylor Union City Memorial Hospital Joseph Sadowski R. D Union City Donna Blegeer Waterford James L. Jones South Street Colleen Bidwell Centerville Donald Schwenk Thomas Dyne James Joyce Dr East High Wesley Shamp Parade L Street Nion City Jacob Zimmerman West High Street John Douit Charles Mullen

Lax discipline blamed for Washington riot after high school game

A DC special committee labeled the Thanksgiving Day football riot a serious racial conflict rooted in overcrowded public schools and lax discipline. The St Johns white team beat Eastern High School’s Negro squad at DC Stadium, injuring over 42 and exposing tensions between Black and white residents amid rapid increases in Black enrollment.

Washington D.c.—Stadium St. John’s Eastern High School Shane MacCarthy Dwight D. Eisenhower Council On Youth Fitness Carl F. ‘Hansen MacCarthy District of Columbia

Eisenhower denial on move from Pennsylvania farm

An aide called reports that President Eisenhower planned to move from his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm to California and turn over the farm as a shrine untrue Brig Gen Robert Schulz said there was no basis for the story The Eisenhowers arrived for a winter vacation and would stay through the first week in May, Schulz said

Cal Eisenhower Gettysburg Department of Interior California Robert Schulz

Six Pennsylvanians win Master Farmer Awards at Farm Show

At the State Farm Show in Harrisburg six Pennsylvanians received Master Farmer awards for outstanding farm and community leadership. The program is co-sponsored by Pennsylvania State University and the Pennsylvania Farmer Magazine. Winners include William H. Kimmel Shelco Harrisburg Earl W. Strite Donald R. Stephens Belle Vernon Mark A. Anthony Roche ter Mills Taylor A. Doebler Sr Jersey Shore Nelson E. Witmer Dalmatia.

Mankisburg Pennsylvania State University Pennsylvania Farmer Magazine William H. Kimmel Sheloca Armstrong County Earl W. Strite Harrisburg Donald R. Stephens Belle Vernon

Death Notices for Mrs Hollis of Corry and Granada Relief

Mrs Hollis of 990 North Center Street died at home after a long illness. She was born in 1873 and lived in Corry since 1906. Survived by son Ralph and daughters Mrs Ross Fehlman and Mrs Ralph Vanderhoff with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Granada government seized garages to house over 1,500 homeless after weekend rains with aid from the United States.

Hollis North Center Street Spring Creek Township Corry Henry Hollis James First Presbyterian Church of Golden Age Club Ralph Titusville Ross Fehlman Ralph Vanderhoff St. George Funeral Home Richard Bodey Pine Grove Cemetery Granada Spain United States

Young Farmers Dominate Pa Farm Show Highlights

At the 47th Pennsylvania State Farm Show in Harrisburg, Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers of America attendees led events, with $63,000 in premiums up for grabs. Dairy cattle judging saw Harold Young win both best bull and best cow, while Holstein champion and hogs, sheep, and vegetables competitions drew large crowds and hundred-plus awards. Eleven farm groups held meetings and 153 FHA girls earned State Homemaker degrees alongside 200 FFA boys earning Keystoneer diplomas, marking a banner week for youth in agriculture.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Future Farmers Future Homemakers FHA America FFA Goa Harold Young Newville R.D Cumberland County H- Wayne Lock Seamasters Franklin County N. M. Ernshaw Dimock Susquehanma John B. Strawbridge C. K. McCleary Stewartstown York County Hampshire Yorkshire Edward P. Snook Loganton Clinton County

Multi Million Dollar Lottery Crack Nets Harrisburg Pair

State police in Harrisburg and federal investigators cracked a large fake lottery ring worth over five million dollars. Arrested were Murray Baker of Miami and Victor Co Gates of Camp Hill charged with manufacturing tickets and conspiracy. The operation tied to long time alleged lottery figure Frank G McCartney was described as the second largest in the United States.

Marrisburg Harrisburg Frank G. McCartney Telegraph McCartney United States Murray Baker Miami Fla Victor_Co Gates Jerrby Camp Hill Baker Lou Cohen Elizabeth Armstrong Wenger Charles W. Lundy Wysox R.D Bradford County Desa Stanton U.S Connecticut Stanton Maryland Treasury Republic of Haiti Altoona

Dockers Strike Worries JFK

In New York AP reports President Kennedy is concerned about the Atlantic and Gulf coast lockout by 60,000 dock workers crippling shipping from Maine to Texas. James J. Reynolds says international pressure is mounting to settle the strike, with effects reaching West Germany.

New York Kennedy Atlantic Gulf Coasts Ald Maine Texas James J. Reynolds West Germany

AFL CIO strike negotiations threaten new curbs

Reported speciation of emboldened strike action by the AFL CIO International Workers Association may push President to back strike control legislation. Dock workers resumed after a ten day cooling off period under Taft Hartley. Reynolds described wide gaps as peace talks paused. The strike disrupted over a million tons of food aid shipments and left thousands of railroad freight cars idle near ports.

Afl-Cio International Eongatiaremen Congress Kennedy Reynolds

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