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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1963

Page

3

Picket charges dropped after Titusville strike incident

Edward Daniels of Titusville dropped most charges against seven pickets from Skyline Industries with plans to drop the remaining counts. The May 17 suit cited rock throwing at his car on May 13 during the labor dispute end of the cooling off period.

Titusville Skyline Industries, Inc N. Allen Love Edward 0. Daniels Harold M. Frank Regis Nadolny Gordon Pesbles Audry Reynolds Donald Thompson Richard Waychoff Vicinity Nadolny Daniels Alderman Love

Rule Area Car Death Of Boy Accidental

Jeffrey Lambert a seven year old from Mesquite Texas died in an Erie County Thru way crash while traveling to Gerry New York to visit grandparents. The mother Lou Ella Lambert 28 was driving and was injured in fair condition at St Vincent Hospital. Coroner Merle Wood ruled the death accidental noting chest and neck injuries from the rear collision with a coal truck west of Route 19. It marks Erie County 14th traffic fatality of 1963 with May having higher fatalities.

Wits Jeffrey Lambert Mesquite Tex Gerry Merle Wood Louella Lambert Route 19 Lambert St. Vincent's Hospital Jeffrey St. Vincent's Perry Highway Hose Company Erie County

Scranton Attends Daughters Graduation in Washington

Gov Scranton and his wife attended Susan Scranton's graduation at Madeira School in Washington today. He will attend commencement at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster tomorrow.

Scranton Harrisburg Susan Madeira School Washington Franklin & Marshall College Lancaster

Certificate Restored To Salvation Army Brigadier After 41 Years

Brigadier Bernard Flinn, a 1915 Salvation Army Cadet Corps graduate and Greensburg Pa commanding officer, receives a long-lost certificate found by Capt. John Edeen of the Corry unit. The document, hidden behind a desk board since 1921, was rediscovered during an audit and presented at a Corps Cadet Alumni gathering with officials Col. Frank Wilmer and Col. Paul Seiler in attendance.

Brigaier Bernard Flinn Salvation Army Cadet Corps Greensburg John Edeen Corry Putin Frank Wilmer New York The Salvation Army Paul B. Seiler Pennsylvania Edeen Salvation Army Flinn

Sunday School Group buys town building at French Creek

The Sunday School purchased the French Creek town building for 3501 dollars at a public meeting with no opposition. The large metal building was then sold to Ernest Dunnewold for 1000 dollars. Mrs Destina Rassmann, a retired Indian missionary, will speak Sunday evening. Several local residents and visitors are listed in attendance and visits.

Cutting India Saye ‘Albright Union City David Albright Frank Hulett Marjorie Hayes Gail Alcorn Pearl Bemis Hollis Upperman Columbus Clifford Aikens Sr

Hatch Hollow Baptist group attends Erie mission meeting

A group of ladies from Hatch Hollow Baptist Church attended a mission meeting at Open Bible Tabernacle in Erie on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs James Carpenter and family of Townville visited relatives Tuesday evening with her parents Mr and Mrs Sibley Wright.

Ohio Sibley Wright Ruth Stalvian Frank Hulett John Sheehan Roger Sheehan Betty Jo Piteayage Corry Clifford Aikens Sr Frances Stafford Myron Wallace Dunkirk Myra Cherry Gerald Austin Painesville Winifred Trisket Vera Rouse Wattsboro Marions' Way Mission Hills California Kenneth McCray Fred Wallace Marion Nellis Linda Sherman Cecil Humphrey Max Bemis Hatch Hollow Open Bible Tabernacle Erie James Carpenter Townville

Bears Lake area visitors and local calls noted

KAR LAKE-wir and Mrs. David Lindquist and son of Ashville were visitors to Bear Lake staying with Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Smith. Wayne Scholton and family from Erie called on Bear Lake friends. Gurnsey Sequine of Corry and Alec Perkins of Youngstown visited old neighbors. Edyth Hawkins and Mrs. Ethel Bond of Jamestown were at their Bear Lake home. Amy Thompson and Mrs. Rudy Zeaman of Corry called on Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Manwaring. Alton Wilson and Ava Wilson of Corry visited Maude Cornish and Ivan Ayling. Shop Your Corry Stores.

Kar Lake Wir David Lindquist Ashville Merritt Smith Wayne Scholton Erie Bear Lake Gurnsey Sequine Corry Alec Perkins Youngstown Ohio Edithe Hawkins Ethel Bond Jamestown Amy ‘Thompson Rudy Zeaman J. C. Manwaring Alton Wilson Ava Wilson Maude Cornish Ivan, Ayling

Tariff Threats and U S Aid Dominate Washington News

AP report from Washington highlights a tariff threat as the Common Market looms, with the United States considering boosting duties on poultry and potentially other imports. Christian A. Herter condemns the hike and warns of balancing measures if terms don’t improve. Also noted is a $34.6 million aid package to South Korea to curb inflation, and British pressure to slow a U S nuclear force proposal. The FCC drops its inquiry into a $100,000 NBC gift to a New York educational station amid no stated programming commitments.

Washington United States Europe Christian A. Herter Kennedy Herter U.S Us-Korea Chung Hee Park State Department Limeon White the Communications Commission New York National Broadcasting Co

Hearing Set for Titusville Councilman Milliken Fraud Claims

Alderman N. Allen Love said the hearing for Councilman William J. Milliken on charges of fraudulent conversion is set for Tuesday. Milliken, who was arraigned earlier, suffered a heart attack April 22 delaying the April 26 date. He served as director of streets and resumed duties May 25. He pleads not guilty. if unable to attend, he may waive pretrial. The earliest next court appearance would be September’s Crawford County session with a true bill if the grand jury concurs.

Titusville N. Allen Love William J. Milliken Millken Titusville Hospital Love Milliken Crawford County

Jackson Turmoil in Court Over Sit-In Arrests

City Judge James Spencer convicted Betinle Oliver, a former Jackson policeman, of assault and battery on Negro student Memphis Norman, 21, Tougaloo College junior, following a lunch counter sit-in. Oliver received $100 fine and 30 days in jail. Fourteen others were convicted on related charges, receiving $500 fines and six months in jail. The article notes a donor’s gift to station WNDT with no strings attached.

Jackson James Spencer Betinle Oliver Memphis Norman Norman Tougaloo College Oliver

School Aides Eye Voting On Tax Hike For 1964 65

Rural school boards and community groups in Corry Joint School District discussed a proposed tax levy increase to fund the 1964 1965 term. The plan would push the subsidy up to about 6 400 dollars while most of the money would go to mandated teacher salary increases. Nearby districts including Canan Township Columbus Township Elgin Borough Wayne Township and Spring Creek would see their own increases under the proposal. A May 16 special joint meeting at the What They hoped would be a productive session drew board members and rural residents to the high school library.

Uus Corry Canan Columbus Elgin Borough Wayne Township Spring Creek Man Corry Joint School

Legislature delays tax bill action to shape school subsidies

The group postponed final steps until legislative activity ends. Superintendent Thomas R. Shupe said tax bills would pass, signaling higher school subsidies. Once subsidies are assured in Harrisboro, the board will reconvene to consider a jointure budget of 151,061,297, trimmed from 1,092, or defer the budget to June due to awaiting state action on the higher reimbursements.

Thomas R. Shupe Harrisboro

Khrushchev Seeks Papal Support for Peace Message

Pravda prints on page one Premier Khrushchev’s message to the Vatican urging the Pope to recover and pursue his work for peace. The broadcast outlines hopes for church backing in easing tensions and advancing global harmony.

Nik Moscow Pravada Khrushchev Vatican

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Rule Cutting News French Creek Sunday School M. J. Wallace Painsville Bear Lake Area Monza Spyder Club Corvair EES MNG Chevrolet Turben Patrick Gordon Walker Labor Party Britain Walker White House Jennett Bennett's A American Airlines, Inc Bennett's Corry's House of Fashion WNDT PAS Ervice M.G.J.C Corry Savings and Loan North Center Street Corry, Penn‘a Plastic Plant Stakes Rustoleum En Bun Unweit TNS
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