Outdoor camping fire safety and YMCA camp plans
This week highlights outdoor training for safe campfire building demonstrated by Mark Monroe Jack Rudolph and Stan Dixon at the giant campfire site outlined with stones. Sterling Wees YMCA secretary notes camp reservations continue with fee reductions from 8 to 5 for members and from 11 to 1 for non-members for the week of camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Monroe
Jack Rudolph
Stan Dixon
Sterling Wees
The
YMCA
Corry Journal Photo Caption and Federal Case Notes
Corry Journal reports on a Dixie Merchants item and a Maddox case where FBI testimony urged that a restaurant serves interstate travelers and that much of its food moves across state lines. Judge Elbert P.uttle remarks on the essential facts about interstate commerce involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Maddox
FBI
Elbert P_ ‘uttle
Couple Rescued After Fog Bound Ocean Mishap
A Connecticut couple on a 30 foot cabin cruiser were swept into a tug and barge tow in dense fog ten miles off Long Island. The bow was lifted from water by the towing cable and the stern began to take on water. They climbed the tow rope to the barge and waited for a signal from the tug as the cruiser disappeared. A Coast Guard cutter rescued them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
A. T. Steward
Coventry
Hotel magnate Thomas Hull found dead in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills California Thomas E Hull 70, a hotel developer who built and ran properties on the West Coast and in Las Vegas was found dead in his bed yesterday at his Beverly Hills home. A legal note questions whether the restaurant's operation affects interstate commerce.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Thomas E. Hull
West Coast
Las Vegas
Nev
Reds Shoot At U S Wheat Ship
A U S wheat ship, the Katingo, left port after a legal arbitration allowed discharge but local authorities blocked clearance. A Soviet patrol craft fired three rounds across its bow when it did not heed orders to return, then fined captain 500 rubles and let him proceed to Istanbul. The Nautilus Petroleum Carriers Corp. vessel carried a cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagevue
Moscow
State Department
Istanul
Nautilus Petroleum Carriers Corp
New York City
Ex-Farm Editor Dies in Chicago at 75
Elmer J. Baker Jr., longtime editor and publisher of Farm Equipment News Magazine, died Thursday night in Chicago. The ex-editor had been associated with the Canadian load ed usage before his passing.
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Chicago
Elmer J. Baker Jr
Farm Equipment News Magazine
Dr Sheppard To Wed Divorcee
The article notes Dr. Sheppard, believed innocent by the woman, is free on a court order after a 1954 second degree murder conviction in Cleveland. A later appeals court stayed the order, not ordering rearrest, and authorities plan to file a motion to return him to prison.
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Sheppard
Cleveland
U.S. Court of Appeals
Two Reasons Rabies Remains A Major Health Issue
Atlanta AP reports rabies is rare yet dreaded due to limited knowledge and many wildlife carriers. Domestic animal cases have declined, while wildlife outbreaks rose 18 percent over last year through mid June, with 2216 cases overall and 1071 in 1963.
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Atlanta
U.S
Public Health Service
The
Health Service
Robert PG. ‘Schallens
Cenlter
Scholtens
Louis Pasteur
CDC
Jmpossum
Rites Held for A C Hazeltine at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for Alfred C. Hazeltine were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Thoms presiding. Interment was in West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus, with Baracks 3003 World War I veterans bearing, and Corry VFW firing squad performing graveside honors. Family and friends traveled from Jamestown Dunkirk Fredonia Erie Bear Lake Union City and Perry Ohio to attend.
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Alfred C. Hazeltine
Bracken Funeral Home
Walter Thoms
Columbus
West Lawn Cemetery
Frank Smider
Floyd Wolcott
John O'Brien
Paul Porter
Maurice Porter
Charles Guadagno
Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rodney Knowlton
Harold Umstead
Mildred Umstead
Robert Umstead
John Umstead
Casper Goodrich
Jennie Franklin
Jamestown
Grace Hubbard
Bernice Jensen
Albert Blackmar
Andy
Linda Gibbons
Gertrude Smith
Dunkirk
Ellen Hazeltine
Clifford Hazelton
Beatrice Denmead
David Hazelton
Almon Hazelton
Virginia
Patty Rutkowski
Beverly Hazelton
Shirley Cash
Fredonia
N.Y
Lee Howard
Findley
Lake
Roy Perkins
Harold Mitchell
Bear Lake
Ruby McClellan
Union City
Walter Stafford
Erie
George Reynolds
Brocton
N. Y
James Reynolds
Silver Creek
Ralph Mattice
Perry
Ohio
Fine Farmer Fined for Raw Milk Sale in Elizabeth
An Elizabeth farmer, Frank McKinney, was fined 200 for operating without a dairy permit and selling raw milk, with bond posted pending county court appeal. In a second health department case, James Callahan of Pittsburgh’s Greenfield was fined 700 for housing code violations and given 60 days to repair. Alderman Crigill offered 75 percent of the fine remitted if repairs are completed.
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Rise 50Hun
Elizabeth
Allegheny County Health Department
Frank McKinney
Health Department
James Callahan
Pittsburgh
Greenfield
Leonard Crgill
Callahan
UNPC to actively oppose Barry Goldwater in 1964
The United Negro Protest Committee voted to work for the defeat of Republican presidential nominee Barry M. Goldwater. James J. McCoy Jr. called the conservative candidate likely to leave scars of hate and prejudice on Americans.
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Corry Area
Golden Age Club
Stennett Pavilion
Mead Park
Golden Agers
Inter
James Black
Homer Black
Corry
Corry Area High School
Erie Business Center
EBC
Rosalie Greer
Robert L. Greer
Centerville
Sparta Merged High School
Richard Leibert
Center
Kenneth
Pulling
North East
Richard Pulling
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Rotary
Liebert
Radio City Music Hall
Paul L. Butcher
Henry Butcher
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
D. C
Pvt. Butcher
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Dixie
NEW Car Eries Speedway
Mile Post
Lake Pleasant
Hammett
Canada
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Dr. Sheppard
A.C. Hazeltine
Barry
Walt Disney Presents
Thomasina
Bob Hope
Nowa
Oulbrunner
George Chakiris
Shirley Anne Field
Kings OF the Sun
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