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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1965

Page

6

Paragraf Dingfelder bike theft and local notices in Corry

A Paragraf Dingfelder from 404 Washington Street reports a red and white 26 inch bicycle stolen from a Raymond Co. plant parking area yesterday. Warren County dairy and meat cattle led cash receipts totaling 4.92 million dollars for last year. Real estate transfers, a drunken driving case against Mary K. Long in Erie County, a donation of a Hebrew Bible to Corry Memorial Hospital, and a marriage license filing in Briar County are also noted along with a Jamestown accident and railroad service changes.

Dingfelder Washington Street Old ‘Po Raymond Co Warren State Department of Agriculture Corry Samuel Rossiter Erie County Mary K. Long Mead Avenue Paul W. Mather Melvin G. McElroy First Ward Roger E. Haight Richard A. MeKeta West Smith Street Jamestown Erie-Lackawanna

White youths nabbed for burning cross in East Meadow

Five white teenagers were arrested for burning a six foot cross and damaging the Wrights home, amid harassment claims from the interracial couple. Police reported the suspects denied racial motives. two other youths faced related charges.

East Meadow N.Y Scent Wright Nassau County Mark Bait i Aceu Wrights Clifford J. Snyder James Kaylor

Clyde Beatty Battles Cancer and Hospitalization

Clyde Beatty, the famed “King of the Beasts,” is ill with cancer and hospitalized after a stomach operation last year. He opened his act on Long Island in April but suffered a hemorrhage, refused retirement, and moved to establish a home with his third wife Jane Abel and their 13 year old son Clyde Jr. Beatty has 40 years of fame, authored best sellers, and remains featured in films aired on television.

Memorial Hostal Beatty Long Island N.Y Jane Abel Clyde Jr

Woman Hurt In Car Plunge Into Susquehanna River

Harrisburg police said Sallie R. Spengler a 24 year old woman whose convertible plunged over a steep embankment into the Susquehanna River yesterday was pulled from the car by a passerby before it sank in about five feet of water she remained in unsatisfactory condition at Harrisburg Hospital today.

Harrisburg Susquehanna River Sallie R. Spengler

Passenger Struck By Boat Falls Injure Man Near Shore

A passerby, William Brown, 30, of Harrisburg, suffered a cut leg after being hit by a boat about 75 feet from shore. He received hospital treatment and was released.

Ter Wiliam Brown Harrisburg

Car plunges from embankment into river after out of control crash

Police report a car ran out of control, jumped a curb, and tumbled down a 30 foot embankment before bounding into the river. Details on injuries or parties involved were not provided in the available text.

Garage Fire At 22 West Main Damages $1500

Fire damaged a two story garage behind Mouse's Bar at 22 West Main Street. Fire Chief Jerome Davis estimated losses at $1500 for the building and contents. Alarm at 11 26 pm drew 28 firefighters from Engines 1 and 2, Truck 4 and Emergency Truck 5. Smoke hindered efforts but the fire was extinguished in about an hour. Volunteers laid 1700 feet of hose to battle the blaze near the tavern and living quarters of Charles Elchynski, owner of the tavern and residence.

Moose’s Bar West Main Street Irowmen Mouse's Bar and Restaurant Jerome Davis Davis Charles Elebynski Elchynski

New York City faces Delaware River water limits

Four States officials insist New York City did not steal Delaware River water and accept new restrictions. They reference a 1954 Supreme Court ruling allowing 490 million gallons daily with a minimum Montague flow of 1 525 cubic feet per second. Downstream critics say NYC releases are too low as Montague flow dropped to 590 cfs on July 6 amid a nearby building fire.

Page One Trenton Pennsylvania New York City Delaware U.S. Supreme Court Delaware River Montague N.J New York

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