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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1962

Page

6

Local police cite motorists. water and road work noted

Fragmented Erie area report cites Mrs. Rose And Laurie fined for drunkenness after a Friday night. George Cherry cited for failing to stop at Smith and Center. Water supply locally explains temporary turbidity due to Kinzu Dam project. Putnam and Green of Fort Wayne win highway relocation contract to reroute 7.37 miles of Route between Bradford and Warren starting Klondike west of Marshboro. Peninsula traffic records show 45 801 visitors the fourth largest crowd of year. Gov candidate William Scranton to speak at Erie GOP HQ opening. Hospital updates include injuries at Mike's Pizza shop and a severe car crash near Spar tansburg with ongoing critical care. multiple local deaths and injuries noted with funeral arrangements and hospitalizations. Local residents listed include Norman Swart Cora West Mount and Beda Popeney with brief injuries and admissions described.

Putnam and Green, To Fort Wayne Ind Bradford Warren States Highways Department Klondike Marshbore Kinzun Allegheny River

Picidilli Hill Crash Injures Girard Girl 17

A Girard teenager was injured near Corry when the Picidilli Hill road turn failed and the auto driven by Russell Beers 16 left the curve, skidded into a ditch, and rolled onto its side. Dianne Morehouse 17 suffered contusions to her right shoulder and arm and was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. Vehicle damage was about $300. Police said possible charges may follow the investigation.

Ilam Y . ‘Fer Picidilli Hi Corry Memorial Hospital Dianne Morehouse Russell Beers RD. 4 Fairview Corry State-Patice Beers Auto

Pennsy Receives 14.7 Million From Engineers

The Pennsylvania Railroad received a final payment of 14.7 million dollars from US Army Engineers for a 20 million relocation contract tied to the Filla Dam project. The deal included abandoning 24 miles of the Salamanca branch and enabling the Chautauqua branch to carry rerouted traffic.

Pmsbukon Apigine US Army Pennsylvania Railroad Filla, Dam Salamanca Chautauqua

If You Read It In The Journal You Know Its Truth

A brief column claims that information appearing in the Journal reflects verifiable truth. The piece argues readers should trust the publication as a reliable source of facts and context. It emphasizes accountability and consistent reporting standards across stories.

Balloon Diagnosis for Stomach Cancer Debuts at Moscow Congress

American surgeon Dr Norman B Ackerman described a radiance balloon method for detecting stomach cancer at the International Cancer Congress in Moscow. A patient receives radioactive phosphorus, a latex balloon with emulsion is inserted in the stomach, inflated, then rays expose the emulsion. Pattern analysis indicates cancer presence with high reliability in early trials among about 400 patients.

Moscow Norman B. Ackerman University of Minnesota Medical Ackerman Geiger Cot

Kaitz Picked as New York Water Front Commissioner

Joseph Kaitz a 52 year old Philadelphia native now living in Cedarhurst New York has been named by Governor Nelson Rockefeller as the New York State member of the Water Front Commission for New York Harbor. Kaitz serves as special assistant to State Senate Republican Majority Leader Walter Mahoney.

Albany, N Joseph Kaitz Guy Nelson Rockefeller New York State Waterfront Commission New York Harbor Kaitz Cedarhurst N. Y Walter Mahoney State Senate

Saints Eye View on Social Clubs Named for Saints

A narrator ponders the practice of naming social clubs after saints and questions whether it lends them respectability for gambling and drinking. The piece argues it is improper to use saintly fame to legitimize worldly, morally debatable pastimes.

Ahea Imu Corrin

Job Seekers Must Sell Skills, ASDS Says

Indiana Pa AP an official of the Labor Department says future job seekers need marketable skills. Herbert Bienstock regional director of the Bureau of Labor Statistics told 600 delegates at Pennsylvania State School Directors Association at Indiana State College the era of the all purpose applicant is over. The meeting also heard a panel on school reorganization with plans to decide at October meetings in Pittsburgh. Directors opposed the 1961 reorganizations.

Indiana U.S. Department of Labor Pennson State Indian State College Herbert Bienstock Bienstock Bureau of Labor Statistics Pittsburgh

Leader invites testimony at Harrisburg platform hearings

Former Governor George M. Leader issued a weekend invitation to citizens and organizations to testify at public hearings of the Democratic State Platform Committee. Leader, named chairman last week, scheduled hearings for tomorrow and Wednesday in Harrisburg. Shop Your Corry Stores.

Harrisburg George M. Leader Democratic State Platform Committee Leader

Hold Rites For John Karchok

John Karchok rites were held at Bracken Porter with burial this morning in the Lutheran Cemetery. Attending were many relatives and friends from Ohio and Ontario including Glenn and Georgia Blackwell of Port Clinton, Leonard Gentzman of Oak Harbor, Paul Francis and Martin Francis of Euclid, and Joseph Meszaros families among others.

Phe Mneras Sevice Tor John Karchok Bracken Orter Kutheran Glenn Blackwell Glenn R. Blackwell Andrew Toke Mary Francis Bedford Ohio Mary Karshuk Joseph Kuama Andrew Kozlok Emil Kozlok William Kozlolk Frank Kozlok Sam Roslar Port Clinton John Laciak Sr John Laciak Jr Frank Laciak Walt Costku Don Couch Toronto Dan Leonard Gentzman Oak Harbor Paul Francis Albert Francis Joseph Meszaros Frank Strbo Susie Budney Charles Nearhoof Foster D. Box Cleveland Paul Francis Jr Martin Francis Euclid

Second U S High Space Shot Set Over Pacific

United States plans a second high-altitude nuclear test off Johnston Island in the Pacific. If not delayed by weather or technical issues, the shot will be weaker than the July 8 thermonuclear blast, with an altitude around 30 to 400 miles and a yield between 20,000 and one million tons of TNT. Scheduled for 10 p.m. HST, the timing could shift up to five hours due to conditions.

U. S Honolulu United States ever-Johnston Tandate

New York columnist notes pool growth and odd health tips

A brief AP style column highlights a rising U.S. home pool rate about one in every hundred, safer foods like hard boiled eggs and coconuts, and a longevity nudge to cry more. It also surveys medical visit trends, travel costs, and quirky facts from Abraham Lincoln to a French name record, with a light quotable mood.

New York U.S Abraham Lincoln American Automobile Association Neuilly-Plaisance France Monsieur le Worth Pdd England United States

High Cost of Government and Odd Anecdotes

Hal Boyle reflects on government debt costs surpassing a million dollars per hour in interest, compares U S prices to Japan, notes Tokyo prices and travel affordability, and recalls old city directory customs for widows while weighing marriage prospects and a Lord Rochester quip about parenthood and theories.

Tokyo Lord Rochester

Seek OK For Demonstrations Continued From Page One

King and the Albany movement president Dr W G Anderson said they and others named in the injunction would abide by the court order but called El Mott's order unjust and unconstitutional A quiet Sunday was marked by a brief prayer demonstration on the City Hall steps Six Negroes led by Rev E James Grant knelt on the steps and prayed then left without incident

King The Albany Movement W. G. Anderson el. Mott City Hall E. James Grant

Explosion Causes $5000 Damage to York Mill

A chemical explosion over the weekend near York caused about $5,000 in damage to the J. P. Biesecker and Sons grain and flour mill. No injuries were reported. Glenn Biesecker, son of the owner, said fumes from chemicals used to heat wheat triggered the blast.

York J. PF. Biesecker and Sons Glenn Biesecker

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Corby Jouiekl Monary, Iwly Wtasret Ingim Rose and Laurie West Park Place Ar P George Cherry Johnsonbure Smith Center Street Corry Water Supply Co Rasselas W Brown Tait Erie Foru Tyolle Peninsula Presque Isle Peninsula Police Peninsula William Scranton GOP Erie Scranton William, Church Circle Mike Gerald M. Bauer A. D Spartansburg St. Vincent's Hospital Brio Sweat Danger Ore Norman Swart Tura Tronyuer Stanley Coulter Prankin Ahich Children’s “Hospital Pittsburgl Franklin Hospital jaint_benises Cora West Mount Fors Yner Carry Clarence Mount Haryshuire Ines Beda Popeney Clymer Picidilli Hill Girard Pennsy Philco Town & Country Barney's Firestone Jim Hammond Bargain Joe’s Walsco Niekel East Main St ASDS Hal Boyle Penelec Tommy Pennsylvania Electric Company Ard Kansas Villas
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