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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
6
Two boys aged 16 and 17 were taken to the city police station Friday morning after being detained near a North Center Street tent area. Officers will determine charges, with possible delinquency actions pending.
A reader complains about parking along Center Street Corry Panr Whattar argues west side parking should be allowed while east side faces danger from parked cars blocking traffic. He cites near misses and calls for a safe, clear flow and asks how to prevent long queues and hazardous turns.
Italy ends a nation-wide metalworkers strike that sparked riots in Turin and other cities. The movement claimed representation of more than a million workers in steel, automobile, and shipbuilding sectors with demands for higher wages and an eight-hour week, replacing the 44-hour standard.
John Entetino, 14, of Jamestown, was crushed when a farm tractor overturn rocked by a wagon loaded with Kay State Police. the accident occurred on a rural road near here yesterday. The tractor operator was Entetino and the wagon wheel implications led to the fatal event.
Philadelphia AP reports Matthew Joseph Culligan, a New York advertising executive, named president and chief executive of Curtis Publishing. He plans a bold drive to boost advertising revenues by reorganizing sales and adding 10 or 12 aggressive marketers to energize the firm.
James Maroney said 13 inmates who climbed Weston State Penitentiary water tower will appear before a behavioral panel led by Norbert Welsh and a prison captain. Each faces up to 90 days confinement for offenses including climbing the tower, damaging clothing, and defacing signs. Robert Payne led the June 25 climb with 12 others joining the next day.
A Brantley two place helicopter crashed west of Pretieh Creek Township minutes after takeoff from Chess Lamberton Airport. Pilot Cloyd G. Berkebile of Johnstown died from chest injuries and multiple fractures. Investigators cited possible blade loss or fuel exhaustion as causes and FAA and CAB officials planned to join the probe.
A Millcreek School District teacher, Pease, seeks back wages and possible damages after being fired for refusing a bowling assignment. The Cort hearing discussed his plan to gain more graduate credits and resume teaching, with anticipated Alaska move around August 19.
The Avella Water Co in Washington County faces an 8150 penalty from the Public Utility Commission for service failures. The commission will waive the fine if plant improvements are completed within 90 days, as it also seeks to recover overdue bills and back wages in related actions.
Midway Airport nears derelict state as inter city flights end and OHare takes over most traffic. Three years after becoming world’s busiest, Midway handles few commercial passenger flights though $10 million facilities still serve intracity helicopter operations and small services.
Andrew W Gottschall, region director of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, told Mt Mercy College attendees that lax church discipline weakens Protestant efforts against race prejudice. He warned Protestant dominance of public schools pushed Catholics to form separate systems and urged broader dialogue on faith-related prejudice.
The Joint Committee offered moral support to the library board and urged the school directors to seek state monies under a new Library Code. They noted no written contract with Mrs. Auer and said non-professional staff lack formal contracts, leaving any court to decide if a mutual understanding exists.
An extremely small hearing device has been perfected by a hard of hearing inventor after over 20 years in the field. The unit promises crystal clear whispers and clear speech, with free information available by writing HEARING to P. O. Box 681 in York, Pa.
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