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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1962
Page
1
Fragmentary readable text references a local notice about a court or administrative matter dated 1124 and a discussion of service and deadlines. The fragment mentions offices and places such as Corry and Pennsylvania, with unclear entities and actions due to damaged text.
Gov Lawrence favors extending Civil Service to more state workers but opposes using executive action. He argues laws should back Civil Service with legal footing and permanence. He cites Rep Scranton’s critique and notes ongoing debate with other candidates on state police under Civil Service.
Pan American World Airways and its flight engineers settled their labor dispute on terms proposed by Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg. The deal calls for binding arbitration of economic issues and keeps three-man jet crews with engineers favored for the third seat, amid a new strike threat from the Transport Workers Union against Pan American and Northeast Airlines.
The Senate investigations subcommittee charges James Hoffa and James Corallo with corrupt ties to New York mobsters and a pattern of payoffs and theft. It says Hoffa showed no concern for Teamsters members as Local 239 activities were routed behind the scenes. The 40 page report highlights January hearings and alleges ongoing criminal schemes.
Meadville residents voiced objections as the City Council approved a dog ordinance raising fines from one dollar to a higher amount. Opponents urged caution on Section 10 and complained about winter enforcement and property restrictions.
John Way, 22, of Columbus escaped injury when his car was struck by another vehicle driven by Barbara Tener, 18, of Bemis Point as he pulled onto Route 17 from a roadside cafe. Tener was hospitalized later for injuries including a high ankle injury, lacerations, and a fractured jaw at WCA Hospital Jamestown.
Alan Pomeranz known as Mr 26 surrendered to Frank Hogan after authorities linked him to the $1.3 million Bache & Co. theft. Edward Schoenberger and Gordon Tallman face charges as others implicated in the scheme seek arraignment and continue to withhold details.
The Erie County Association Executive Committee endorses Judge Uel J. Roberts of the Orphans Court to fill a State Supreme Court vacancy. The committee lauds Roberts for judicial distinction, industry and understanding in his service to the court.
In a curious incident three balloons marked Have You Seen Niagarama were found in a backyard Tuesday after a heavy rainstorm. The message and destination tag point to Illinois, prompting Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Newhers to seek details as Debra Hannen, Rudy Neckers, and Glenn Neckers observe the scene.
Curated OCR fragment mentions a debated state status and a reference to a rapid site with unclear context. Readable elements include a question on political status and possible development site hints. No clear names, dates, or affiliations are recoverable from the fragment.
President Kennedy informs Governor Muñoz that Puerto Rico should vote on independence or statehood within the present commonwealth. He notes Johnson will represent the U.S. at the celebration marking the ninth anniversary of the commonwealth and urges legislation to let Puerto Ricans choose among independence federated statehood or enhanced commonwealth options.
Aero Flow Dynamics Inc posts a small second quarter profit after a first quarter loss of 3,728 and a mid-year sales rise to 1,618.04 thousand. The company warns of seasonal aircraft business and expects improvement in the second half. Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania Democratic cadets discuss platform items with labor education and highway groups.
A 42 year old construction worker, Keech of Johnstown, was toppled from a utility pole he was working on eight miles north of Union City. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital with a neck injury and a spinal issue after the pole started to topple and he fell. An attendant physician diagnosed a vertebral injury and further care was planned.
A lone worker at a Quick Clean Laundry on Washington Street dozes off amid the hum of washing machines and divine units. Police say he was exhausted after a late shift, failing to remain awake on the floor.
The Associated Spring Corp. adds Westmetal Products Co. of Los Angeles to form the Westmetal Products Division. Westmetal, near ASC Bea Board plant, employs about 100 people and makes a broad range of deep drawing metals from shim stock to heavy gauge steel. 1961 sales were about 844000.
The Labor Department reports a broad rise in the living cost index to 105 percent of the base period with food and restaurant prices driving the gain. Fresh produce prices jumped seasonally and grocery costs also climbed, contributing to the overall record level.
A collision north of Kittanning killed 31 year old Donald Crespeh and injured two others from New York Donal Crespeh and Wil Laie Dona O Mara. The wreck at Duffolo involved a car and a truck. They were taken to Meninial Hospital in Heiniimine where O Haya was listed as fan and Grispen 3, driver Philip A Bowsex, remained.
A Phoenix woman seeking an abortion in an unmonth pregnancy stalls the decision pending clarification of Arizona law. She and her husband, both wary of deformities linked to Thalidomide exposure, consider what legal options remain while doctors advise delaying until legal guidance is clear.
William Ising Conley, 63, longtime figure in boxing circles and once a New England middleweight hopeful, died after a long illness. He spent 25 years assisting local athletic programs and championed youth sports in the region.
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