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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1962

Page

3

Pa Farm Show Winner Plans June Wedding

Edward Rishel Jr of York won the 4H baby beef grand champion with a 1,055-pound shorthorn. His brother William took reserve with a black angus, back-to-back top two finishes for the Rishel family. Proceeds from the sale will fund Edward’s June wedding, with Sandra Badeker of Exigsville as the fiancé. The event drew about 135,000 attendees at the Pennsylvania Farm Show arena.

Harrisburg F' Nance Edward Rishel Jr York Rishel Sandra Badeker State Farm Sandra William Edward Jack Frost Stone Angus Michael Wagner Parker Butler County Pennsylvania Avenue Richard Pennsylvania State, University Celestral High School North ‘Hills Lawrence County

Saturn launch plan outlines five F-1 and five J-2 engines

The article describes the Saturn rocket with a first stage using five F-1 engines burning kerosene and liquid oxygen. The second stage will have five J-2 engines using liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen, capable of operating with four engines if needed. It notes fuel sharing to maintain thrust and duration. The third stage uses a single J-2 engine with 200,000 pounds thrust.

U.S Saturn

Bemus Point Stow Ferry Posts Net Loss For Season

The Bemus Point Stow Ferry on Chautauqua Lake operated 203 days from April to November 11 recording a net loss of 168 dollars after receipts of 26 248 dollars. Vehicle traffic rose by 8 377 with 99 3 percent of total traffic and pedestrians increased by 14 825. Four livestock crossings occurred amid repairs two years prior that kept the service in good condition. The ferry is run by the Chautauqua County Highway Department and saves time across the lake.

Mayville Bemus Point-Stow Frome Chautauqua Lake Bemis Point Stow

Southern States Endure Freezing Wave Shuts Roads and Delays

A severe cold snap brings sleet and freezing rain across the South and Southeast. Icy roads force road closures and travel advisories while Alabama probes gas truck violations amid fuel demand. Texas faces potential grapefruit losses from subfreezing temps as Michigan and the Dakotas report heavy snow.

Tevin Sevens Mat South Carolina Georgia Florida New York U.S. 17 Alabama Demopolis Dothan Texas Rio Grande Valley Lower Michigan Dakotas Vanne—set Wiscasin Michigan New York State New Mexico Arizona

Solar Electric strike turns violent on picket line

Protesters at Solar Electric Corp picket yesterday over contract terms stalled when violence spilled onto the line. Walter J. Dremann, president of Solar Electric, accused Victor R. Verdekal of assault and battery and malicious telephone use. Verdekal pleads innocent and faces Justice of the Peace Mars Martha G. Lawson on January 22.

Solar Electric Corp Walter J. Dremann Solar Electric Victor R. Verdekal International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Pittsburgh Dremann Verdekal Justice of the Peace Mars Martha G. Lawson

Pickets Targeted as Florida Firm Supposedly Supplied Guns

The National Labor Relations Board ruled that Cone Bros. Construction Co. of Tampa and Tampa Land & Materials Co. supplied firearms to workers and ordered nonstriking employees to drive down picket lines during a 1960 union drive. An employee threatened to shoot like a covey of pests. The three firms, largely run as one business by J. T. Cone's sons, faced findings of flagrant unfair labor practices aimed at thwarting peaceful settlement of disputes.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Florida Cone Bros. Construction Co Tampa Pest Tampa Land & Materis Co Teamsters Union Operating Engineers Union NLRB J.T. Cone J. L.cone Jr C. W. Cone Douglas"Cone Cone

Polio vaccine suits settle over live virus damage

1955 Cutter Laboratories polio vaccine cases in Berkeley led to settlements totaling over 3 million dollars. Court documents show a landmark Oakland trial helped shape the broader $1.7 million package resolving 15 suits. The outbreak followed by a nationwide investigation and mixed findings on vaccine contamination.

Cutter Laboratories of California Berkeley Cau Paris Cutter “Laboratories Cutter Robert K. Cutter Cutter Laboratories Boverhr U.S. Public Health Service Oakland Calif

Westover rancher sells cattle after long drive in blizzard

Eldon Daughters of Winner Livestock reports a record price drive for Don Hight’s herd. Hight sold 1 833 cattle and 1X horses for 353 549 dollars after a five day trek 65 miles to market amid subzero cold and high winds. cows brought 210 774 dollars steers 141 700 dollars horses added revenue. Hight plans to return home to his 16 000 acre spread near Westover, though he may not undertake another such drive soon. He saved about 2 000 dollars versus trucking costs. Also, Lawrence C. Flint, 64, former Sunday editor and columnist for the Youngstown Vindicator, died of a heart attack at his home last night.

Eldon Don Hight Hight Highton Westover Youngstown Ohio Lawrence C. Flint The

Seedling program aids landowners in Four County area

Forest Service offers tree seedlings to Erie Warren Crawford and Forest counties landowners at nominal cost with 20 percent government reimbursement for hand planting and 16 percent for machine work. Seedlings include spruce larch and white pine with distribution around April 1 at four highway garages and county homes. District Forester Charles Merroth notes program aims to reclaim unused land and profit potential, plus private woodland assistance for small plots. Applicants contact Warren district office before February 15.

Pennnsylvania Department of Forests and Waters Erie Warren Crawford Forest Charles Merroth Merroth Erie County State Highway Department Crawford County Meadville Warren County Youngsville Forest County Tionesta

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