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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1960
Page
3
The readable fragments list individuals such as John Buylin, Mrs s, Sibert Edward Jr, and a manent Bear ES, indicating a damaged notice with partial names and identifiers.
Fragmentary text mentions a Nest and a Comer with references to birth and upbringing in a hospital setting. Names and details are unclear, leaving the core idea unsettled and hard to confirm.
Attorney General Anne X. Alpern assails Pennsylvania's new absentee voting law for loopholes that disenfranchise civilians. She criticizes the 30 to 7 day application window and blue paper ballots, warns of spouse and overseas employee disenfranchisement, and notes the law requires in person registration every two years. The state bureau cannot estimate how many citizens will be affected. servicemen number about 35,000 in peak years.
New York columnist Hal Boyle collects odd facts from readers and trivia. The notes cover bed value, check legality of pencils, historic flight by Orville Wright, clock origins, crime statistics comparisons, education costs, extinction of mammals, vocabulary sizes, and tolerances for hot baths.
U S Air Force sergeant M Sgt Arthur Roode 46 of Tonawanda N Y died after a crash on Route 20 Westfield when ice caused his late model two door sedan to leave the road and hit a tree He was en route to visit a sister in Cleveland He died at Westfield Memorial Hospital A coroner ruled accidental death and investigators cited excessive speed in the skid
The article outlines a projected 1961 loss of 2,359,000 with total expenditures near 4.7 million. Eisenhower proposed a 30 million dollar appropriation for the year starting July 1 to deepen Great Lakes channels to 27 feet to Lake Superior. Work, funded by the federal government, is to be completed in 1962, enabling ocean-going vessels to navigate all Great Lakes. The Army engineers expect to spend about 25 million on the channel this fiscal year, including construction in the St. Lawrence River and Thousand Islands region.
France plans to detonate its first atomic weapon in the Sahara within days, aiming to join the nuclear powers. Airliners over the Sahara, especially near Reggane in central Algeria, were warned to avoid a danger zone and to fly above 10,000 feet with radio contact to authorities. The move follows U.N. opposition and African concerns about radioactivity, while Western powers monitor possible Soviet responses amid moratorium talks in Geneva.
A Meadville Air Force nurse stationed at Brooks AFB San Antonio Texas was killed in a highway crash yesterday. Fannie Clark of Paysotl also died and five others injured including Clark’s son Leslie and her nephew Leslie Exchelur. Maj George Savith Lt Joann Carney at Brooks AFB were among the injured as foggy snow hampered visibility.
Lester W. Dioter 63 former president of the American Hotel Association died Saturday after a long illness. He was president and general manager of the Northern Hotel in Billings Montana.
In New York City two six footers were charged after attacking a party of six Jews in a diner following alleged anti Semitic remarks. The suspects, Peter Askeland and Anthony Huskins, faced counter assault charges while others in Queens County and Long Island faced possible treason or capital charges related to violent anti Jewish actions. An American Jewish Congress officer urged against treason charges while condemning the youths actions.
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