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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1961
Page
2
Ad lists Woolworths nylon offer 3 pair for 1.58 in rose and sun glow. Names admitted to Mrs. Schutt and others, discharges listed for several residents, Union City and Spartansburg locations. club initiation announced by VFW. Ritz dining specials noted.
Relatives say the wife went to an apartment to retrieve belongings and meet her attorney. Ladutko, a 6 foot 2 inch, 200 pound former Kane and Warren resident, shot his wife and her boyfriend after a confrontation. Johnson, living with his wife and six year old daughter in Pepper Pike, and his parents in Warren, were notified of the slayings.
Sheldon Iowa faces financial chaos after a $2 million embezzlement at the Sheldon National Bank. Burnice Geiger a director and assistant cashier admitted the theft, the FDIC closed the bank, and assets listed at about $1.995 million with losses estimated at $2,126.85.
A biographical note describes one individual as an attorney who left legal practice after Cynthia was born. It also records that the Johnson family are graduates of the University of Michigan Law School.
Washington reports the inaugural committee lists 275 horses 22 mules and a burro for John F Kennedy's inauguration parade. Two horse ambulances with vets ease animal care while a burro drawn float signals the Democratic party. ticket prices reach up to $25 with box seating at $920.
Sgt Martin Maher aged 84 died after a long illness. He served as soldier and civilian at the U S Military Academy in West Point N Y for more than six decades.
University of Pittsburgh Chancellor says no reason to doubt history professor Robert G. Colodny despite Democratic Rep John Walsh claim of ties to pro Communist groups. Walsh urged a joint departmental study on public colleges receiving state aid for pro Communist teaching.
In Uniontown Pennsylvania three men aged 18 22 and 64 were jailed on assault charges after police say they beat tortured and branded James Brownfield 30 of Haydentown for threatening to expose forged checks. Brownfield was treated at Uniontown Hospital and the suspects were held without bond while police sought another brother of one suspect. A second item reports six masked robbers led by a priest disguise looting a Quebec credit union for about 350 000.
In Berlin Khrushchev attacked West German militarism and warned the United States Britain and France that the occupation regime would end. He said the West must be pressured step by step and hinted at taking resolute measures and signing a peace treaty with East Germany if the West balks.
Fragmentary wartime remark expresses resolve to conclude a German peace treaty to end the occupation and ease Berlin’s burdens. The statement frames the aim as pulling out a recurring thorn of division and control in the capital.
Funeral services for Sheridan W. Wallace will be held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Friday at 1 p.m. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in East Ripley Cemetery. Mrs Lena Garrett Tenpas will have services in Clymer at 2 p.m. Thursday with visiting hours Tuesday and Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Clymer Center Cemetery.
Vice President Nixon prepares to leave Washington after a narrow election loss and discusses possible California law firm offers. His home district sale and daughters’ schooling are undecided while GOP colleagues expect him to remain a national figure and potential 1964 Republican nominee. Dirksen praises Nixon as a distinguished vice president.
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