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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
2
Public notice lists dancing at Macse Home in Hemlock Lakes Park with Al Cox Orchestra, open Saturdays and Sundays for supervised outdoor ice skating. Also includes hospital contact numbers, admissions and discharges, and local dining specials at JimRose specials with daily meal prices.
Philadelphia witnesses urged ICC to reject the Pennsylvania New York Central merger. Local officials from Pottsville Allentown and Scranton backed the plan, citing potential job losses and poorer service, while Philadelphia businesses supported it citing port and regional trade needs. Further hearings will be held in New York and Newark.
Mrs. Paul Robinson R D 2 Union City Mrs. Alan Carter R D 3 Edinboro Stella Mattson Wattsburg Mrs. Robert Cranmer Waterford Mrs. Donald Dowler Mill Village Miss Jessie Platt R D 3 Union City Ralph Peterson R D 4 Union City Mrs. Jerry Sayban R D 2 Wattsburg
A two year old boy died and two firefighters were hurt in a two alarm blaze in Pittsburgh Hill District. Jerome Addison died on arrival at Mercy Hospital about an hour after the fire was reported. Firefighters James Hassett and Richard De Ninno were treated and released with a cut hand and a foot injury. The fire damaged two houses.
Nightly dance session at Cliff Carrolls featuring Seestosgee rate steteete tee event from nine p.m. to two a.m. Includes See All Way Electric as part of the scene.
Mrs Locey of Spring Creek Route 1 died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 6 14 p m aged 63 Born July 21 1883 she spent her life in Spring Creek Township She married Edmond L Locey March 1 1924 who died December 2 1953 Survived by a daughter two sons two stepsons two stepdaughters a brother four grandchildren nine stepgrandchildren and five stepgreat grandchildren Visitation at Brackson Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow Final rites Sunday 2 p m with Capt John Edeen officiating interment West Spring Creek Cemetery
Rol and Driver, six, died after eating yellow berries in Montgomery Memorial Park Delaware County near Philadelphia. He collapsed Tuesday and never regained consciousness. Doctors identified ground cherry berries as the toxin causing atropine poisoning with symptoms of blindness unconsciousness and breathing trouble.
State Wire Marshal Corporal Russell E. Anderson arrived in Franklin to investigate a morning fire that wrecked Harter's Television and Music Store Ed's Camera Shop and the Rose Garden Cafe. Salvage losses include the Salvation Army Citadel Crest Cleaners and the Arcade. Fifteen people escaped smoke as a 20 year old student aided tenants. The college student helped rouse residents amid 14 degree air.
A brief saying contrasts spoken word and print as durable forms of communication. The piece notes the enduring presence of written language alongside spoken expression across media and time.
John Roberts, a 27 year old South African born resident of Auckland, created a two headed vehicle by cutting a 1929 Chrysler and a 1932 Dodge in half and welding them back to back. The Chrysler portion forms the working end with a central exhaust chimney. Both interiors mirror each other with steering wheels and gauges. A map on the side shows Dipton New Zealand where the car was built. Similar dual-hull cars have appeared in the United States.
Television review covers Tony Curtis promoting Forty Pounds of Trouble via a live nine city closed circuit telecast with Hollywood transmitted film and questions from Boston New York and other cities. The piece notes the milestone cost and scope and hints at rival network changes and upcoming weekend viewing.
Eastern time slots feature Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians with Patty Page 10 to 11. Alumni Fun premieres on ABC 4:30 to 5. John K. M. McCaffery hosts Here's Edie on ABC 9:30 to 10. Dinah Shore Show on NBC 10 to 11 with Peter Nero Libe race and Big Tiny Little.
Clemson College said it will pursue last-ditch legal moves to prevent Harvey Gantt from being the first Black student at an all white state school. The college plans to ask the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for a postponement and, if needed, take the case to the U.S. Supreme Court. Gantt would be housed in B dormitory if admitted.
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