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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1962
Page
2
A noisy line OCR advert shows a City Association meeting at 8 p m in a city building and a hospital contact line for emergencies at Corry Memorial Hospital. It repeats ad copy about Line-O-Ad local rates and acceptance time.
The Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Department of Health conducted a mobile chest X-ray survey in Corry on December 1, 1961. Of 50 chest findings reported, five possible tuberculosis cases, 16 enlarged hearts, one possible lung cancer, and 28 other pathologies were identified. final diagnosis rests with individual physicians after follow up. The next mobile unit visit will run from March 12 to March 29 in Erie County.
Question and answer explain that federal court case times vary by court location nature of suit tactics and urgency. Trials without a jury may occur slightly sooner due to simpler mechanics, but no fixed rule applies.
A thoughtful reflection contrasts oral and printed language, noting how speech vanishes while written text persists, offering a quiet meditation on memory, transmission, and the enduring record in human communication.
A list of admitted and discharged individuals with ages and addresses across towns such as West Park Place Wayne Corry Townville and Spartansburg. Entries include Grace Callaghan 26 and Roger 7 weeks son of Williams Westfield. Elmer Sharer 330 Wayne Street. Marilyn Maynard R D 1 Townville. Roberta Elaine Brown R D 2 Corry. Eva McCray 125 Fifth Street. Randy Burkholder 10 Clymer. Renee Kinney 7 Spartansburg. and several other newborns and residents noted with street addresses and parental names.
Mrs. Thomas Quinn of 37 Warden Street Union City Mrs Roy Cooper RD 3 Cambridge Springs Miss Neva Sue McCray 58 Atlantic Street Union City Mrs Stanley Twaroski RD 6 Erie Charles Kerr 11 Brown Street Union City Stanley Carlburg 95 Concord Street Union City
In St Louis 250 trash collectors walked out after protests against severe cold work conditions. Negotiations between city officials and the strikers are set for today as a six day backlog of refuse grows, affecting hundreds of households.
Washington reports Republicans tighten election year lines as President Kennedy seeks congressional GOP votes for his proposals. Senate Democrats expect some GOP support but Republican leaders promise opposition on key issues, including tax cuts and agricultural authority, while Macmillan sees talks with the Queen at Sandringham as routine.
Two fatal crashes near Erie and the New York Thruway claimed a freshly married bridegroom and another man. Ramon Panetto, 20, of RD 1 North East died after a crash that injured Panetto’s passengers, including his wife, and left others in critical or serious condition. Don ald Francis Mertz, 28, and his new wife were killed on the Thruway as their car veered into a bridge pier amid wind and unclear cause. Police ongoing. autopsy pending.
A new storm blanketed the Midwest from northern Missouri to southeast Wisconsin and western lower Michigan with depths up to 10 inches, Muskegon reaching 15 inches. Chicago and Kansas City faced hazardous travel and several traffic deaths were linked to the snow. Farther south, heavy rains and thunderstorms struck the lower Mississippi Valley and Gulf states as a thaw began across the Southeast.
A jack slipped from a vehicle yesterday crushing Raymond Dyke, 34, of Darlington as he worked under the car in his garage. Police say the car, likely speeding, failed to negotiate a curve. investigation continues.
In Chicago a federal court hears charges linked to the Brockville Trust and Savings Co theft of about 12 million dollars in bonds cash and jewelry on May 3 1958. Defendants include William Rabin Sam Mannarino George Rosden and Norman Rothman with two others indicted in Chicago. the case links to plans to move funds through European banks and a Cuba arms plot.
San Francisco AP reports Floyd Pair Jr a Sacramento milkman survived a 14 foot shark attack while skin diving near the Paral islands west of the Golden Gate. Pair fought the shark jabbing its snout with a spear before surfacing helped by divers then flown to Franklin Hospital with serious but non crippling wounds.
Corry state police identified drivers as Bassetti 22 of Wattsburg and Richard W Blore 18 of Wattsburg after a mid afternoon collision on Route 6. Bassetti southbound blocked Blore’s path causing about 60 dollars damage to Bassetti’s 147 sedan and 100 dollars damage to Blore’s 1958 sedan. Possible charges.
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