Zoning Plan Preview Moves Smoothly In City
The 19th and final preliminary draft of the city zoning ordinance from Michael Baker Engineers was shown to the Sleeving Committee of the City Planning Commission in Corry. The plan aims for orderly future growth, tight building controls, yard sizes, and open spaces. Not retroactive, it focuses on future development and enforces building lines, with a note that billboards may be prohibited in all districts.
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Michiel Baker
City Planning Commission
JASL
Corry Area High School
Baker
E. Anderson
Planning Commission
Anderson
Corry
Michael Baker
Furth Sien
Clough
South Center
Main Streets
Hemingway to be released from Mayo Clinic soon
Famed author Ernest Hemingway is expected to leave Mayo Clinic in Rochester within the next two weeks after treatment begun in November. A clinic spokesman said neither Hemingway nor his wife would permit disclosure of the nature of his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hemingway
Rochester
Minn
Ernest Heming Way
Mayo Clinic
Hemingway
America
Charles L. Wilbur
Health Department
Window Washer Suspect In 14 Downtown Robberies
Boueton Texas police linked a Houston window washer to 14 downtown office robberies after another washer, Glen Robert Harris aged 26, reported a man carried out money and loot in a water bucket from the Cotton Exchange Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boueton
Tex
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Glen Robert Harris
Two Teenagers Enter Georgia University Amid Integration Push
In Athens Georgia two young Negroes Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes prepared to join white students at the University of Georgia after federal court rulings ended nearly two centuries of segregation. Governor Vandiver defended state actions while U.S. Judge Bootle blocked a funds-cutting move. Hunter, 18, slept in a campus dorm suite as crowds gathered outside. Holmes, 19, stayed off campus awaiting dormitory space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
High Court
Vandiver
U.S. Dist
W.A. Bootle
Boote
State of Georgia
Miss Hunter
Atlanta
Holmes
Morehouse College
Athens
National Bank Hears Report on Building
National Bank of Corry directors recapped an ongoing banking house project after reviewing updated plans with the consulting architect. A special stockholders meeting may be held for final approval once the site on North Center Street near Clinton Street is finalized. The year saw assets rise by 463790 and a further 40000 placed in surplus, with capital at a record level of 884442. President H Martin Keppel announced all departments showed gains as directors were re elected. The reorganizational segment re elected all officers including H H Keppel as chairman and Joseph Guignon as vice president, with Harry Powers as cashier and Robert Clark and William Donaldson as assistant cashiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Corry
Center Street
Clinton Street
H. Martin Keppel
Hammond H. H. Keppel
Harry Powers
Arthur ‘Tyeat
Joseph Guignon
Clifford Buesink
A. Bruce Smith
Martin Repel
Segmon
H. H Keppel
Robert Clark
Willian Donaldson
Church Approves Interracial Marriage Position Letter
Williamsburg AP report notes the Episcopal Church body, the Society for Cultural and Racial Unity, approved a memorial urging the House of Bishops to address the church stance on marriages between people of different colors in its next pastoral letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Protestant Episcopal Church
ARES
Episcopal Society For
Tural and
Raela Unity
House of Bishops
Reading AP chief Hurt In Two Car Crash
State AP chief of bureau for Pennsylvania and Delaware Joseph Snyder and two Berks County women were injured yesterday in a two car crash five miles north of the Turnpike interchange. Beta Bauer and Edith Bayer were treated for head cuts. Bauer suffered a broken toe. Snyder was kept overnight for observation. A southbound car driven by Bauer skidded on Route 122 and struck Snyder's northbound vehicle.
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State
Reading Reading
Berks County
Joseph Snyder
Associated Press
Bureau For
Pennsylvania
Delawer
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike
Morgantown
Beta Bauer
Edith Bayer
Reading
Reading Hospital
Bier
Snyder
George Baisai
Bauer
Kennedy finalizes State Dept picks for economic, Treasury roles
Palm Beach Florida President elect John F Kennedy named George W Ball as undersecretary of state for economic affairs and Ada Stevenson ally as undersecretary for economic affairs. Ball, a Washington attorney and longtime adviser, will be the State Department’s No 3. Kennedy also appointed Henry H Fowler as under secretary of the Treasury after consulting with Douglas Dillon. Roosa remains noted in the page’s continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Democrate
Kennedy
United Nations
Ball
State Department
Palm Beach
Washington
Treasury Department
Henry H. Fowler
Treasury
Fowler
Corry Area Employment Not Brightest
Corry area unemployment outlook remains weak with December totals rising versus 1959. Jane Roseberry of the Corry Pennsylvania State Employment Service cites a lower month to month hiring pace, holiday workers fading, and most industry sectors slowing down. The Erie Labor Market Area shifted to Group E with high unemployment, while Corry’s office lists few unfilled professional posts and uses recall of laid off workers to meet demand.
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Corry
Janes Roseberry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Unis
Erie
Erie County
Roseberry
Mmet
Joel
Garbage Truck Kills Girl in Carlisle Springs
A three year old girl Judith Denise Karstetter was killed when a garbage collection truck backed over her at a Carlisle Springs trailer court. Driver Nicholas Hill said he was watching another child and didn’t see the victim. The mother Bonnie Cox Karstetter cried out as the truck began to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garlisle
Cary — al
Carlisle Springs
Nicholas Hill
Judith Denise Karstetter
Bonnile Cox Katstetter
Latin Country Confirms Yank Aid In Training Troops
GUATEMALA AP reports US military officers act as advisers to Guatemalan army troops in intensive training at a secret Retalhuleu base. Defense Minister Enrique Peralta Azurdia denies any plans against Cuba, calling the activities routine, while noting American missions provide valuable guidance. Kennedy cites officials claiming a possible Cuban invasion and ongoing US support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Retalhulev
Enrique Persilly Azurdia
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Citizens Bank Marks Good Year In 1960
The Citizens National Bank reported a strong year with net earnings after taxes at 64,186 on 12,000 shares, 5.35 per share, and cash dividends of 2.25. Loans rose 154,000 over year-end, capital total 905,180 up 70,000. President Charles Bracken highlighted improvements, automation, new Berliner and Sonesie properties, and a customer parking lot as directors were re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
South Center Street
Charles Bracken
Jver
Butts
Glen W. Donaldson
Edward W Poldt
Robert A. Ott Jr
Walter U. Peake
Richard H Rossbacher
John GC. Rudolph
Hubert I. Vaughn
George
GH Bracken
E.W Fickdt
Conrad Muntor
Hsssalate
Mr. ©. Baldwin
S. Waller Sweet
L. Allyn
Lona L. Marker
Trust
Farm Women Name New President at Farm Show
Mrs. Edward Boyd of Stoystown Somerset County was elected president of the Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women. She took office yesterday at the annual meeting held during the 45th state Farm Show in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Edward Boyd
Stoystown
Somerset County
Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women
Warren Water Considers Fluoridation Plan Costs
Troxell of Warren Water Company outlines fluoridation equipment costs and timing for a planned project in Warren. He notes a pump room installation at the PUMP ATALA building and the need to approve a resolution or proceed without local support, citing past municipal actions in Pittsburgh and nearby boroughs.
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Warren Water Company
Atala
Texel
Bali
Warren
Ak Eivise
Ne Water Company
South Pittsburgh Water Co
Hervine
Pittsburgh
Troxell
Warren Kite
Three Charges Filed In Train Auto Crash Near Lotteville
Corry Suite Police say three motor vehicle violations emerged in Monday crash west of Lotteville. Raymond Clark, injured, is at Hamel Hospital Erie. charges include reckless driving and Pennsylvania registration issues. Clark said he saw the train but could not stop. car was knocked 49 feet, bricks and body injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhrer
Clark Coyoe
Clark
Powow River Bank Rebrands To Amesbury National Bank
Amesbury Massachusetts Powow River National Bank will change its name to Amesbury National Bank after May 1. President Peter Smiles recommended the change to facilitate business transactions. The announcement notes a smoother operations plan and continued local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powow Amesbury
Mass
Powow River National Bank
Amesbury National Eels
Peter F
I s A Clean Sweep As Four Corry Teams Win
Corry Area High School teams swept three opponents yesterday. The varsity earned its first win of the season by beating Brie East 53 38. The junior varsity defeated East Jayvees 41 88, and the junior high squad beat Warren Beaty 42 29. St Edwards club also posted its first win by defeating an Erie parochial school.
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Corry Area High Scholol
Brie East
East
Jayvees
Schoo
Warren
Beaty
St. Edward's Ball Club
Erie
Pace
Liquor Board Accepts Compromise at Moose's Bar
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board approves a $200 compromise offer instead of suspending Moose's Restaurant and Bar at 22 West Mull Street for after hour sales and selling to intoxicated patrons. Licensee may petition for payment of $10 per day to cover the suspension period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattisburg
Moose's
West Mull Street
Lcense
Leensee
Bord
Woman held in bond cashing ring sting in Buffalo
U S Secret Service reports arrest of 22 year old Pat Cusano of Plainfield New Jersey in Buffalo as she attempted to cash 18 Series E $100 bonds totaling 1800 with ten bonds believed stolen from Plainfield over a year. She appeared before a U S commissioner and was bailed on forgery related charges.
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Buffalo
U. S
Secret Service
Edwin Manning
Pat Cusano
Plainfield
N. J
Manning
Cusano
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Torane
Charlayne Hunter
University of Georgian
Joseph Willams
Ga. University
National Bank
George W. Ball
U.S
Halrisicrg
Walt
Citizens Bank
Willer
Corry Bar
Liquor Board
Savings Bond Ring
Sweden
Stockholm
2Nd Marines
Norfolk Naval Station
Yester- Wid
Ely
Carribena
Puerto Rico
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