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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1961

Page

1

Fragmentary Classified Fragments Mix Noise and Offers

A jumble of rental and sale notes appears with partial listings for three bedroom flats, farm parcels, and estate notices. Scattered phrases mention Circle, Marion, Corry, and Wattsburg, with unlinked numbers and incomplete addresses, suggesting a torn classified page fragment.

Torron Guighan Burg Erie Marion West Wattsburg Corry Peck Dodd Marion Way Ile

Kennedy calls for reassessment of U S defense needs

Washington AP President Kennedy and congressional leaders pressed for a fresh appraisal of U S defense and foreign aid. House Speaker Rayburn cited rising Soviet defense outlays and the need to match Khrushchev’s saber rattling while stressing Americans would pay what is necessary for national security. He indicated no immediate demand for new defense funds, but ordered a Pentagon budget review amid Berlin tensions. Senate Democrats voiced backing for the 4.4 billion foreign aid package as defense spending questions linger.

Washington API Kennedy Congress House Sam Rayburn D-Tex America Soviet Union Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Khrushchev Saber Yattline Rayburn Firushchev Rayburn Miak Pentagon Berlin Grmany Defense Department U.S Richard B. Russell D-Ga Elairman Senate Armed Services Committee

Meeting Set On Columbus Dam Repair Effort

Sesler of Erie will meet with area residents to discuss repairing the Columbus Dam and pursuing federal funds. Worth Hammond of Columbus says the meeting is set for Thursday at 6 p.m. in the Columbus Township Building with Lesler leading an effort to open a new approach. The dam has long been a political issue with prior appropriations and interdepartmental delays, despite appeals from local authorities and business groups.

Stile Sen Wunam Sesler Erie Columbus Sesler Worth Hammond Sesser Harrisburg Columbus ‘Township P.m Hammond Lesler Hartisburg Department of Forest and Writers State Sanitary Water Board Columbus Authority Corry Chamber of Comimerce

Blast at Philips Goat Coke mine in Leck Tone No 1

Lindsey Phillips, owner of Philips Goat and Coke Co, reported a dynamic explosion at the Philips Goat Coke mine No 1 in Leck Tone affecting equipment but no injuries or damage estimate. The cause of the blast had not been determined.

Uniontown Philips Goat & Coke Co Lecktone No. 1 Lindsey Phillips

Corry Centurama Opens Centennial Pageant Tonight

The Corry centennial pageant opens at Howard J Sheen Field tonight with a 350 local cast. A fireworks display will follow as Donna Katulich crowned Centennial Queen appears before the five night run staged by Bill Armitage.

Howard J. Sheen Field Corry Lauderdale Fla Nas- Saun Bahamas Iron Horne Bowers Company Armitage Buffalo Under & B Corrylles Anderson

Centenial Week Schedule Highlights Corry Events

The week features industrial plant tours from 9 to 2 30 with Corry Jamestown McTinness Steel Ajax Tron Works Avro Flow Dynamics and Rogers Structural Steel. A City Park exhibit, a Management Club dinner, opening night ceremonies for Corry Centuried and a shrine to the city’s history, plus Centennial Day activities including a festival and DAR display. Wednesday hosts Ladies Day Luncheon and Show, Colonial Tea at Mrs Whitehead's, and a city park fun festival with a Corry censurama field event.

Greater Corry Corry Jamestown McTnnes Steel Co Raymond Associated Sprint Ajax Tron Works Avro-Flow Dynamics Inc Rogers Structural Steel Co City Park Mmn Corry Management Club Corry Centuried Howard J Siyie Moore Chih Tracy Whitehead East Pleasant Street Brokenstraw Valley DAR Corry Censurama Howard J Sheen Field

Teachers Won't Spare Red Arian Paddling Policy Debate

Oakwood School Board debates disciplinary paddling amid long standing unofficial bans. Superintendent George Pfleger states the board has resisted punishment discussions while addressing persistent discipline concerns among pupils.

Arian UU Iaf Sibuirb Oakwood George Pfleger

Explosion Kills Pa Father of Three

An early morning blast ripped through a five room frame house in Washington County killing 26 year old John Sabo, a father of three. Neighbors woke to an engulfing fire and firefighters found him on a bed in his mother’s home after he had driven her there and returned to check the house.

Washington County Audd John Sabo Sabé Washington

GOP Bigwigs Discuss Hot World Issues in Gettysburg

GOP leaders met at Eisenhower’s farm in Gettysburg for a brief visit. Howe and Dirksen joined Charley Hullerie of Indiana. They discussed world and domestic matters from Berlin to spending, with Eisenhower offering no comment on specifics. Baker talks renew contract study in Pittsburgh as four bakeries examined a new offer. Local 2 bakers’ union, 500 workers on strike since July 18 at Ward, Beatrice, Borden divisions of National Biscuit Co.

Berlin Dwight D. Eisenhower Everett Dirksen The Hoss Charley Hullerie Senate Eisenhower Pittsburgh Union Whelinion Agaltat Ward Baking Biauny Baking Co Bior Brothers Oie Vad Wational Biscuit Cd

Kennedy Hosts State Dinner At Mount Vernon Estate

President Kennedy plans an outdoor state dinner at Mount Vernon for Pakistan's Ayub Khan with guests arriving by motor yachts. The event features colonial pageantry, the National Symphony Orchestra, and muskets firing as “God Save Washington” plays, simulating Washington era rituals.

Mount Vernon Golden Service Hix Independence Avs Mwal Kennedy Ayuly Khan George Washington Potomac River Washington Plantation House National Symphony Pakistan National Memorial Romania Queen Marie

Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules vacation pay can count for unemployment

The court held a worker who gets vacation pay in addition to regular wages may still qualify for unemployment benefits to cover the difference during plant shutdowns. The ruling clarifies that eligibility hinges on availability for work, not on an employer union agreement.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Supreme Court Susquehanna Colievies Division M. A. Hanna Co United Mine Workers Cohen Hanna

Astronaut in final prep for second U S space flight

CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The astronaut selected to make America s second manned space flight began final week of preparation today with practice missions in a land locked spacecraft Speculation centered on Air Force Capt Grissom and Marine Lt John H Glenn Jr the backup pilot Both men undergo training in case the number one choice is late The mission date was set for the week of July 16 with Shepard Jr the earlier pilot The changes to the capsule aim to improve control and observation and four pilots are being trained for orbits

Cape Canaveral Fla America Air Force Vivid Grissom Cub John H. Glen Jens National Aeronautics and Space Administration Navy Dutie Mai B Shepard Jr Shepard Mission Walloway Ariel Urbitsa Grissom Mitchell Tel Glens Shepards Ohio

Desert hiker saved after week stranded with dog in Mojave

Ramon Miller and his dog Gretehen were found at the Camp Trwin firing range 85 miles northeast of San Bernardino after a seven day desert ordeal. Miller, who left Phoenix July 14, walked miles toward springs near Death Valley, sheltered in a cave, sustained bruises and a lost toe, while the dog endured injuries. Doctors cited extreme heat of up to 120 degrees and said both were in good condition and to be released soon.

Camp Trwin Calif Wisder Ramon C Miller Fresqy Barstow Miller Don Gretehen Kip Doe Coyotes Phoenix Frese Amy Ttek Richard Fiiemoth Phil Denhing John Waters Trwitt Army Hospital

Judge Issues Taft Hartley Injunction

A federal judge in New York issued an 80 day Taft Hartley injunction halting the national maritime strike that had paused American ship traffic for 18 days. Judge Sylvester J Ryan ordered unions and six company groups to resume collective bargaining before the September 21 deadline, with appeals expected. The involved unions include Masters Mates and Pilots National Maritime Union Seafarers International Union and American Radio Association, totaling about 82,000 members.

New York WS. Dist Sylvester J Ryan Ryan Dunkillie MEA Na ‘Onal Maritime Union Seafarers International Union American Radio Assoeiation

Silver dollar reward for five youths in Journal issue

Five youngsters can each receive a silver dollar by identifying themselves after their faces are circled on Page 6 of today's Journal. Look for Uncle Sam Silver Circle marks and report to the Journal to collect the prize.

Sam Silvee

Twelve Year Old Girl Survives 3 Days At Sea Shore

Becky Reever loots on the rocky Oregon Coast for three days with only scarce water and hunger after being lost near Seaside. Rescuers, including her grandfather and a Houston search leader, rallied as locals aided her recovery. A fisherman who spotted her helped guide emergency crews to the rescue, while her family thanks the community for support.

Beaside Ore Becky Reever Oregon Becky Beraire Tax Tand TM 2 William Roever Irl Peter Long Oregon Coast Houston Tex Faherman Anio Rauto Seaside Sit

Local Figure Hits 50000 and Jointure Near 70000

Corry district reports year end balances with about 50000 in one fund and around 70000 in the jointure. Board of Foundation and Corry Arvo gant School Conunter meet to discuss budgeting, salaries, and anticipated revenue as districts plan for next year.

Corry Nery Tye Board of Fundation Corry Arvogant School Connuter Corrs Rodenuser Fom Catia Wiliune Mrs Yrigram

Fire kills mother and grandfather in three fair blaze

In Ste Vincent's Hospital, Denise Sehell 18 and Dureie See 45 suffered severe burns as their mother and invalid father perished in a house fire at a voting fair setup. Firemen reported the couple may have been together in the room when the blaze started, with one body found near a window. The incident caused extensive damage to the crucible site.

Cirle Garth Jnsepty Lausher Pire Siagton Hunt Lasibentan Bobo Chartes Furhs

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