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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
4
Spot Line-O-Ad listing local rates at 25 cents per line and noon deadline. Potted hybrid tomato plants sell for 25 cents each at Mrs Jacksons Greenhouse. Clearance sale highlighted for Saturday June 7 with various items reduced. Don’t miss sizzling steaks at Hotel Corry Saturday night. Golden Tones perform in Foxhead Lounge every Saturday night. Deer Head Inn serves meals from 4 to 10 pm.
Attention garage and service station mechanics. Brake clinic an actual tear down of all units. Corry Armory at 7:30 p m June 11 sponsored by Belle-Gray Auto Supply Inc. 102 West Bend Street phone 665-3921. Used furniture trade your old for new at Peterson Homes Furniture. Blue Lantern Restaurant Bayles renamed serving Friday fish fry open Sundays 6 a m to 2 p m.
If unable to summon a physician in case of emergency call 665-8201 Corry Memorial Hospital. For Corry ambulance call 668-2433. Admitted Mrs Mary Pierson 328 West Washington Street James TenHaken Clymer Wayne Jones Ripley N Y Mrs Charles Hurlbert 560 Liberty Street Mrs Ross Jukes Columbus Douglas 3 son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Reynolds Jr 411 East Pleasant Street Discharged Mrs Alton Miller R D 3 Corry Miss Harriett Myers 303 Wayne Street Mrs Leo Jackman Spring Creek
DuPont gun powder plant at Carneys Point New Jersey suffers blasts that leveled storage sheds. Three bodies remain missing while a fourth victim was recovered. Victims named from New Jersey include Francis Joseph Quinn and others. plant damage estimated at 1 million with 56 injuries reported.
The semiofficial Seoul Shinmun says the United States and South Korea are negotiating construction of three U S Strategic Air Command bases in Korea. The plan was discussed at a U S South Korea defense ministers conference earlier this week. David Packard represented the United States. The paper says the bases have no link to Okinawa. No official comments were available.
The report recalls D-Day actions with one lieutenant recalling orders to waterproof a vehicle and beach advances. American losses in the first 24 hours reached about 6,603 with 3,000 dead or missing, while British and Canadian casualties numbered 3,500 to 4,000. Memorial ceremonies in American and British sectors honored the dead, led by generals Brad ley Gale Ellworthy. Gavin spoke on sacrifices and the drive to end inhumanity and restore humanity.
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