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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1960
Page
6
Clifford Holcomb stated the Office of Civil Defense Mobilization ordered the unit to move the hospital to larger quarters to allow periodic inspections. The directive aims to ensure ongoing readiness and safety compliance.
May permits total near 1 million with Wilby Muria College reporting a new Millcreek record as a $1 800 000 project. Weekend park attendance reached 56 214 at Erie’s lakefront, 29 772 swam and picnicked, 618 cars entered. Weather drew 26 442 cars on Sunday, 24 424 on Saturday. art classes under Joseph Pryor will run Wednesdays at 6 30 pm with Mrs Keppel Tiffany handling registrations. A search for heirs of Isabel H Wilson, 75, Albion, uncovered a potential $10 000 estate. a Smethport tractor accident killed Roland Rupert, 55. Navy blue summer shirts replace prior attire for police, and a near tie in Columbus geography prize. At Dunkirk schools teachers seek $200 raises a year. Corry Memorial Hospital treated multiple local injuries from car and horse incidents. A Chilean relief fundraiser at the YMCA and a trout contest winner were announced.
Patrolman Robert Marinelli shot and killed Emanuel Thomas 35 and Louise Jones 86 after a man identified as Jot Black fatally shot his nephew Joseph Henry 24 and wounded his wife Ann Henry 21 outside the Henry home. Black, a 43 glazier, faces homicide charges. a grand jury will consider the case. Ella Louise Jones 63 died of a heart attack after learning of the death.
A Baptist minister Rev Thomas J McKelevy 68 pastor at St Stephen's Baptist Church was found murdered with a fractured skull just before the morning service A 14 year old boy who lives above the church found the body Police have not recovered a murder weapon The minister's wife Susan 64 said his plan was to prepare a sermon and return home later that night
Philadelphia District Attorney Victor Blanc’s office was tardy in a voter fraud probe, sparking Rep. John R. Stewart’s impeachment push. Lawmakers will also hear Gov. Lawrence’s fiscal report showing revenue $27.8 million below estimate, amid talks of school funding and a tax stance in an election year.
A dealer reflects on history from the Trom Age to the Iron Age as the start of civilization and the automobile era. The piece argues that while tech grows, unrest follows, and stresses the value of a reliable dealer who avoids selling flawed vehicles and aims for honest service.
GenTel announces McCormick to be president of General Telephone Co of Pennsylvania effective July 1, succeeding Lewis F Shepherd who retires. Frederick Baldert Erle named president of Gen Tel Co of Kentucky while also leading Vermont unit and Tri-State Associated Telephone Corp. McCormick, from Port Wayne Indiana, presides over Vermont unit and other GenTel holdings. Senate will review reappointment of Dr Charles H Boehm as superintendent of public instruction and Lewis E Evans as state mines secretary.
Delaware Valley Telephone Co announces that with his first move he will become president of York Telephone Telegraph Co and New Wilmington Telephone Co. McGoyrick will be succeeded by Marshall K Taylor of New York, director of Bavennel for GT&E Servier Corp.
The trial of George W Craig, 16, Venango County, accused in the murder of Clarence Ellsworth, was continued after a physician examined him Saturday morning. Craig appeared pale and nervous as doctors described him as mentally and physically incapable of testifying. The prosecution had one witness, Warden Andrew Powka, when the session was halted.
A wide review traces U S foreign policy from isolation after market collapses through New Deal reforms to wartime unity and postwar alliances. It notes how Cold War pressures and Khrushchev’s attacks shaped 1950s politics and the rallying of Democrats and Republicans behind President Eisenhower.
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John A Owens of 749 East Columbus Avenue. A son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs David Winn of 14 South Street Union City at Union City Memorial Hospital. A son was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Gilger of 58 East High Street Union City.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists players and stats but is too garbled to extract a coherent event. No clear date, team, score, or outcome is discernible, leaving only scattered names and numbers without verifiable context.
A fragmentary note mentions fighters and matchups with unclear spellings, hinting at a boxing card. Names like Pitisty Pittabut and Shrike appear amid garbled text, suggesting a local sports listing or ad page with incomplete details. No clear results or dates available.
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