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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1965

Page

2

Admitted Names From City Listings Include Several Residents

Admitted list shows multiple individuals and relatives across Spring Creek Clymer and surrounding areas. Entries include Fred E. Smith of Spring Creek and Scott Fuller, a three month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fuller of West Washington Street. Various addresses appear in Columbus Corry and Elgin regions with several clear and garbled names. The passage ends noting a death with the tag Deceased.

Fred E. Smith Spring Creek James Hughes East Main Street Robert Dallacqua Center Street Agnes Brutting Bob Ten Huisen North Clymp Brank Ferry Columbus Scott Clarence Fuller West Washington Street Norman Mitchell R. D Corry Lee Thahoff Clymer Garretton Ber Clymer Pillare Bear Lake Budock Westle Crystal John Roberson Cly Clara Cruite East Ray Burrows Elgin Preston Anthony

Local Line-O-Ad Offers Shoe Store and Milk Service

An ad style notice lists local line rates at 23 cents per line and acceptance cutoff. It promotes Zalzneck's Family Shoe Store for women's clinic shoes, Cliff Carroll's beer, Sterling Milk orders via Union 4-3041, and Turben's Auto Service as a Chevrolet dealer with contact notes.

Aetna Casualty Auto Rossbacher Insurance Service Zalzneck First Avenue Zalzneck’s Cliff Carroll Union Tt —Turben Chevrolet Tt Coseoe Oes

Soviet Union Rejects Charge of Test Ban Violation

The Soviet Union says its January underground nuclear test did not violate the limited test ban treaty as radioactive debris was deemed negligible. U.S. officials noted airborne debris beyond Soviet borders but treated it as an accident and not a treaty breach. The State Department withheld comment while awaiting Moscow's formal reply.

Washington Soviet Union United States Sea of Japan Dean Rusk Anatoly F. Dobrynin Dobrynin State Department Ment Weep Soret Moscow

Deaths Fred E. Smith of Spring Creek

Fred E. Smith 00 of R D 4 Spring Creek died unexpectedly at Corry Memorial Hospital after being admitted earlier. Born April 9 1884 in Spring Creek he lived there most of his life except for years in Kane. He retired from Fogle Lumber in 1955 and was in the Spring Creek Sportsman Club. Survivors include wife Belle Pless Smith two sons Harold and Herbert one sister Minnie Ross and three granddaughters. Visitation Bracken Funeral Home with services Thursday at 2 p m officiated by Rev Zenas Bean. Burial in Spring Creek Cemetery.

Fred E. Smith Fred EB. Smith R. D Spring Creek Corry Memorial Hospital Mr. Smith Kane Fogle Lumber Company Zenas Bean Spring Creek Church Spring Creek Cemetery

Funeral Services for Fred E. Smith of Spring Creek

Funeral services for Fred E. Smith of R D 4 Spring Creek will be at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m on Thursday. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p m Tuesday and again Wednesday. Burial will be Spring Creek. EX SHERIFF DIES IN CLEARFIELD Pa Charles G Ammerman of Glen Richey, former Clearfield County sheriff for 12 years, died today at Clearfield Hospital.

Fred E. Smith R. D Spring Creek Bracken Funeral Home Sherife Clearfield Charles G. Ammerman Glen Richey Clearfield County Clearfield Hospital

Bell Tel and 80 PA firms cut long distance tolls

Harrisburg The Bell Telephone Co and 80 independent Pennsylvania companies will cut long distance tolls between state points starting February 1. The Public Utility Commission approved the move, predicting state subscribers save 300000 to 400000 yearly and interstate reductions will save about 3 million annually. PAC chairman Joseph Sharff in urged patterning in state cuts after FCC action on AT&T. The interstate rate cut mirrors the FCC order and will shift the after 9 p.m. rate to earlier times for weekend calls.

Harrisbung Bell Telephone Co Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission PUC Joseph Sharffin PAC Companis Federal Communications Commission American Telephone Telegraph Co FCC At&t Bell Independents

Premier Hassan Ali Mansour Wounded In Iran Attempt

Premier Hassan Ali Mansour remained in the most critical condition after a Jan 21 assassination attempt. Officials described his status as grave and deteriorating, with medical teams coordinating urgent care.

Iran Hassan Ali Mansour

PUC Supports REA Charges Against Utilities Sparks Controversy

Philadelphia area utilities rebut Rural Electric Cooperative Association findings that they overcharged customers in 1956 to 1962. Officials defend rate reductions since 1960 and call REA report untrue and harmful. West Penn Power and Duquesne Light dispute findings while Citizens Electric and Hershey Electric face disputed overcharges cited by REA.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Ronnie Straw Association Philadelphia Electric Co Philadelphia Electric Electric Cooperative Association Joseph Sharfsin Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Sharfsin Duquesne Light West Penn Power Western Pennsylvania West Penne+ man West Penn PUC Federal Power Commission Ead Tee Cooperative Reposaillesne Straw Citizens Electric Co Lewisburg Hershey Electric Co Rural Cooperative Association

Johnson budget faces criticism over 99.7 billion price tag

Washington AP report notes Congress debates Johnsons Great Society cost with lawmakers split over spending goals and tax cuts. Presidents revenue estimate sits at 94.4 billion while many predict expenditures will exceed 100 billion, potentially raising the national debt beyond 322 billion. Both parties anticipate significant budget slashes, yet insiders say Johnson will likely secure most authority for his programs.

Washington Congress Johnson GOP Senate Mike Mansfield Sens Bourke B. Hickenlooper Rowa John L. McClellan

Deer Dies After Dog Attack on Conneaut Lake Ice

A deer was wounded by dogs Friday afternoon about 100 yards offshore on Conneaut Lake near Oakland Beach in Meadville. Arden Fichter, Crawford County game protector, said officials could not help or remove the animal due to thin ice. He warned that dogs chasing deer will be disposed of and owners face prosecution.

Meadville Conneaut Lake Oakland Beach Arden Fichter Crawford County

Stuhldreher Dead at 63 a Notre Dame Grid Great

Pittsburgh AP reports Harry A Stuhldreher 63 longtime Notre Dame four horsemen member died in West Penn Hospital after hospital admission December 29 and surgery January 14. He was Pittsburgh resident and U S Steel marketing executive. Survivors include widow Mary A and four sons Harry A Jr Michael John and Peter plus four grandchildren.

Pittsburgh Harry A.stuhldreher Notre Dame West Penn Hospital Stuhldreher U.S. Steel Corp Mary A Harry A. Jr Detroit Michael John Washington Peter New York

Ike To Attend Churchill Rites

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will attend the Churchill funeral in London, a spokesman says. He canceled a Los Angeles benefit appearance to go, and Mrs. Eisenhower is not expected to accompany him. The couple are wintering in a Southern California desert resort.

Palm Deseint Calif Dwight D. Eisenhower Winston Churchill London Gen. Eisenhower Los Angeles Eisenhower Eisenhowers California

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