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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1967
Page
1
4-H Clubbers Triumph as Floral Bed Restored
Johnstown Pa The State Highway Department began restoring a roadside beautification project removed June 20 after 4-H Raggers Corner Club members protested. A 700 name petition reached highways director Robert G Bartlett prompted restoration orders. Blumen be planted later as crew works at Route 63 and Mineral Point Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown Pa
State Highway Department
Raggers Corner
Thomas Keelan
Cambria County
Robert G. Bartlett
Sandra Sanders
4-H Club
Milton Pender
Highway Department
Miss Sanders
State Director of Highways
Sandra
Mineral Point Road
Johnstown
Pender
Erie Woman Fatally Injured In Boat Propeller Incident
Miss Maureen Barrett, 22, slipped from a speedboat off Erie near Beachcomber Hotel and was fatally injured by the propeller. Lombardo, 29, drove the 18 foot craft as friends Mary Timon, Carol Timon, and Al Benes, all Erie residents, traveled aboard. Benes pulled Barrett from the water after she disappeared beneath the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Lake Erie
Maureen Barrett
Peninsula Beach
Erie County
Leo P. Weir
Weir
Peninsula
George Lombardo
Lombardo
Barret
Mary
Carol Timon
Pentagon allows six months wartime relief for grief losses
Washington AP report notes the Pentagon ruling that any serviceman who loses a relative in Vietnam may be kept out of the war for at least six months. If already in Vietnam the serviceman may be removed from duty to return home for mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Vietnam
Defense Department
Four Hurt In Route 77 Collision West Of Riceville Corners
Four people were injured when two cars collided about 8 pm one mile west of Riceville Corners on Route 77. Howard Brumagin and Rose Brumagin, both treated at Meadville City Hospital, suffered cuts and bruises. Clair Reaugh had a head injury and William Gustafson a hand injury. both Centerville residents planned to see their own doctors. Damage was estimated at 2200 to the Brumagin vehicle and 750 to Reaugh’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville Corners
Corry
Howard Brumagin
R.D. 2
Guys Mills
Rose
Meadville City Hospital
Clair Reaugh
Centerville
William Gustafson
Reaugh
Reaugh’s
Stowaway Found Aboard Ship Bound for Erie
AP reports a Dutch freighter Rimja Dan carrying an unnamed 41 year old woman stowaway near the Canadian coast docked in Erie yesterday. Officials say she boarded at Rotterdam, will stay aboard and be returned to Holland. In Corry, a hospital project kicked off with a 1 150 266 dollar 44 bed long term care unit as Hubert Vaughn and Alberta Armitage led the ground breaking with board members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Rotterdam
Holland
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hubert Vaughn
Anti Riot Law Could Incite Rioters
Washington AP. House debate centers on an antiriot bill with penalties up to five years in jail and ten thousand dollars fine for crossing state lines or using interstate facilities to incite a riot. Atty Gen Ramsey Clark and Labor Sec Wirtz cite city conditions as riot causes while supporters say the measure would deter violence. Clark notes environmental conditions in cities fueling potential unrest. Wirtz emphasizes riots’ spread despite efforts to contain them. (Continued on Page Three)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Senate
Clark
Wirtz
Newark Riot Deaths Quiet Police Try To Restore Calm
Newark and nearby cities face lingering racial tensions after a week of violence. Rioters killed and wounded, with funerals set for riot victims. authorities urge calm, seal zones, and search for stolen rifles. Notables, including playwright Leroi Jones, face indictments. National Guard deployed to reduce further clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
New Jersey
Plainfield
New Brunswick
City Hall
Patricia Sheehan
Aldrage Cooper Jr
Paterson
Jersey City
Elizabeth
Leroi Jones
Louis Kaplowitz
National Guard
Middlesex
George Hetfield
Milt Campbell
Plain Held
Bombers Hit Rail Yards and Missile Site in Vietnam Raid
American bombers carried heavy raids Tuesday on four major North Vietnamese rail yards north of Hanoi and a missile site in a soccer stadium between Hanoi and Haiphong. Lt Cmdr Gene Lund said rockets and 750 pound bombs destroyed three Soviet missiles and launchers at Hai Duong stadium amid orange fire and smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Hai Duong
Cmdr
Gene Lund
Biloxi Miss
Bradford woman released after stabbing charge in area tavern
Evelyn Lucille Sigi, 38, Bradford, accused of stabbing James May at Cabin in the Pines between Corry and Youngsville on July 8, was released from Warren County jail after a $1,000 bond. May, 28, Bear Lake, was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. no charges against Sigi's male companion. In Warminster Township Pa a fire killed two children Walter Scott Crawford five and Theresa Lynn Crawford four in a split level home. Uncle James E McAnally, 28, wounded while trying to save them. father Walter R Crawford had left to fetch Patricia Ann Crawford home from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Bear Lake
Warren County
Evelyn Lucille Sigi
John Evanko
Paul Sita
Corry
James May
May
Sivi
Cabin In the Pines
Youngsville
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hatboro
Warminster Township
Walter Scott Crawford
Theresa Lynn
James E. McAnally
Walter R. Crawford
Lansdale
Patricia Ann
Bill Allows One Mental Incompetent To Marry
Harrisburg assembly yesterday passed a bill by 198 to 0 to grant marriage licenses to a person declared mentally incompetent with special guardianship by an orphan court judge. Rep. John S. Renninger said the bill covers a single case where a mentally incompetent man living with a woman has a child out of wedlock and seeks marriage. The bill aims to provide legitimacy for the child while safeguarding the ward through a guardian bank and court oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John S. Renninger
Bucks ‘County
Rep
Renninger
The
Journal
Reninger
Rep. Remminger
Congress likely to raise Social Security benefits this year
Sources close to the administration say Congress will almost certainly increase Social Security benefits before adjournment. The drafting task for this and related changes is proving more complex and time consuming than anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conress
Hixson Named Building Officer Amid Code Plans
Carl Hixson already holding public works and housing of ficer titles is named building officer without a pay raise. Council must appoint an overseer to activate the new building, fire, plumbing and electrical codes as federal funds hinge on urban renewal readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hixson
Fourth Ward
Hixson
David Johnson
City Planning Commission
Johnson
North Clymer Man Refuses $20,000 Estate Bequest
A North Clymer bachelor, Lewis T. Anderson, repeatedly refused a $20,000 cash legacy from his father Merle E. Dickinson. Anderson died May 1, 1964, without accepting the bequest, which sat in a Smethport bank since October 1965. Ralph N. DeCamp, executor, paid taxes on the North Clymer property to prevent tax sale, with $144 cost and taxes earlier expended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
T. Anderson
North Clymer
Smethport
Merle E. Dickinson
McKean County
Anderson
Ralph N. DeCamp
Kane
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Clubbers
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Abington Hospital
Charles Drake
Charles Peter
Robert Heger
Karen Ann
Hospital Board of Directors
Alberta Armitage
LTC
Hardener Doyle Co
Johnston
William C. Cramer
R-Plan
Stokely Carmichael
FBI
Haiphong Sam
New Jersey National Guardsmen
Peee
Childers
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