Private in shipment foreign railroad ports dispute
A fragment notes a dispute over private shipments by foreign railroads and associated port handling. It mentions authorities and tariffs but lacks full context or clear outcomes.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
3
A fragment notes a dispute over private shipments by foreign railroads and associated port handling. It mentions authorities and tariffs but lacks full context or clear outcomes.
Erie County officials hint a one mill tax cut for 1963 is fading amid pressure from Hamet and St. Vincent’s hospitals seeking higher annual subsidies of about 50 000 dollars. Commissioner Proctor says hope for a cut is rapidly disappearing as budget talks begin the week of January 20 with a March 1 deadline.
J. C. Manwaring spent New Year's at the home of Mr and Mrs Max Manwaring with dinner guests. Douglas Cable, a Meadville college student, spent holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Leon Cable Sr. Barbara Manwaring of Buffalo visited her parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Manwaring. Mrs Geneva Puller and daughters visited. Aaron of Buffalo joined relatives Mr and Mrs Clyde Hutch kdss. Rev Harry Bauer Roy Perkins Frank Cooper and J C Manwaring called on Mr and Mrs Elwood Connell. Bauer also administered communion to several shut-ins Sunday.
A car struck a jackknifed tractor-trailer near Lewistown Pennsylvania killing Thelma Davis 30 a mother of three and injuring her husband Walter 32 Thelma Davis of McClure Snyder was identified by state police as the victim and Walters injuries included fractures of the leg ankle jaw and other injuries Both were involved in the collision and the husband was hospitalized with serious injuries
George F. Briggs, 21, of Mansfield, admitted setting two fires at Suffolk Downs on November 7, one of which killed seven horses and caused about 120000 in damages, and a November 10 blaze at Suffolk. He also confessed to a blaze at Buffalo Raceway and a separate fire at Angola leading to eighteen horses deaths and one groom's fatal heart attack. Briggs faces second degree arson charges in New York and first degree arson in Massachusetts after his arrest December 27.
A tower atop the Empire State Building houses transmitting antennae for all seven New York City television stations and others. WNBC TV lost service briefly as engineers evacuated. WNEW-FM also went off air briefly. The building, opened in 1931, has endured a major disaster in its history including a 1945 bomber crash that killed thirteen people.
Film star Pier Angeli gave birth to a 7 pound 14 ounce baby by Caesarean section last night in London. She, 30, Italian American and wife of Armando Trovajoli, was reported recovering well. The couple married in London last February and live in Rome with Angeli's 7 year old son from her previous marriage to Vic Damone.
McAndrew was treated at another hospital following a car accident. He had chest pains recently and the operation that followed revealed the clamp.
Relay the latest U S communications satellite sent its first full scale program simultaneously to Europe and the United States. NBC Today show segment lasted 10 minutes during its 207th orbit with reception in France good while Britain and Italy faced signal conversion limits. Signals transmitted from Andover Maine relayed back to the U S in a fraction of a second.
A seven year old Negro service station owner has been named as assistant secretary to Governor elect William W Scranton.
William D. Johnson of Stroudsburg, past president of the Pennsylvania Junior Chamber of Commerce and current comptroller-director of the group, was named assistant secretary yesterday to serve under William G. Murphy, Scranton's designated secretary.
The passage notes that Hel is the second Black individual chosen for a top post in the Scranton administration and names William P. Young of Pittsboro as the appointed secretary of labor and industry last week. Young awaits Senate confirmation, while Johnson has not.
Mrs. Leroy Bruce of Kennett Square Chester County was elected secretary of the Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women yesterday.
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