National Firm Eyeing Corry Plant Site
A nationally known firm surveyed Corry for a potential plant to be run by a major industrial firm. A representative viewed the Aero Supply building on West Main Street and drew up plans to fit a 200 foot processing machine along one side of the structure. If feasible, the company will present details to a management committee and may create jobs locally. Production could start in a month or two with employment potentially reaching up to 150, depending on final arrangements with Aero Supply and approvals from the second industrial development fund breakfast meeting.
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Cony
Corry
DPC
Aero Supply
West Main Street
Miciery
Industrial Development Fund
Robert Bracken
Uke
Mayi
Wnpyrille
Automnobllee Manufacturrog
Isien
Ary
Tey- Inglor
Aera
Bolt Department
Creata Mora
Fear, Tension Grip White Congo As Independence Near
AP dispatch from Belgian Congo details white Belgians panicked by looming independence on June 30. Panic rumors fill the capital and rural areas as thousands flee and prepare for possible upheaval. European residents brace for a spread of fear, with guns in homes, flight of families, and stalled business while officials and missionaries warn the danger may be greater in rumor than fact.
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EptTun
Saul Pett
Belgian Congo
Central Africa
Cranberry Township Budget Hearings Probe Teacher Salaries
The Cranberry Township tax hearing focused on school budget figures and teacher salaries. Robert Kahle, secretary of the Cranberry Area Joint Betheo District, testified with a report detailing 1959-60 instructional expenditures and a 1960-61 budget of 687,829.74. He provided a full pay record for instructors, revealing 1959-60 spending of 401,095.82 with regular instruction at 482,919.41 and other categories. The session, part of a real estate tax petition, continued as questions about law and budget specifics lingered.
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Lloyd L Weaver
Cranberry Township
Heylson
Joint School Board
Heyison
Senate Battle Looms Over Tax and Debt Bill
Washington awaits a Senate clash over a House tax bill to extend revenue reviews for another year and to raise the national debt ceiling. Chairman Byrd aims to push it through with limited debate while some senators push for amendments as House actions set the stage for broader changes.
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Washington
Senate
Harry F. Byrd Vas
Byrd
Eisenhower
House
Rockefeller dares Nixon declare stance before GOP meet
New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller challenges Vice President Richard Nixon to declare his program now, criticizing administration policies and calling for a government overhaul after warning against a question mark on the party. Rockefeller heads New York’s GOP delegation to Chicago, meeting Nixon at Friday luncheon with Prince Philip in view.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
GOP
Nixon
Prince Philip
Britain
Eisenhower
White House
Iasbor
National Security Council
New York State
Chicago
Corry UC Firemen Slated For Fire School
Corry and Union City firefighters join Erie County's first annual fire school setting in Edinboro Saturday and Sunday. Twenty students trained by twelve instructors from Erie Crawford Warren counties plus downstate Pennsylvania conduct sessions for firemen and a chiefs conference. Local contingents include Corry Chief Jerome Davis and Assistant Chief William Halfast and thirteen Union City men with others from the Union City volunteer company.
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Corry
Union City
Erie County
Edinboro
Erie County Volunteer Wiremen's Association
Downstate Pennsylvania
Erie
Crawford
Warren
Ohio
New York State
Jerome Davis
William Halfast
Stanford Hose Company
Charles Mack
Richard Blount
Guy Davis
Sidney Lewis
Richard Peebles
James Proper
Albert Ross
Wilbur Ch Tensen
Keith Plants
John Tucci
Warren Johnson
Everett Eastman
James Nichols
Donald McCaslin
Richard Saxton
Raymond Plant
Everett Elmquist
Paul Campbell
Charles Hiles
Union City Volunteer Company
Francis Wontenay
Merlin Proper
Francis ‘Hunter
Lawrence Obert
David, Anderson
Richard Hegner
Gordon Miller
Bernard Keihart
Students Sharpen Job Competition in Corry Area
Corry Pennsylvania employment office reports declines in new and continued unemployment claims amid good weather and factory recalls while 300 students enter the job market. There is persistent demand for experienced clerical workers and domestic help. draftsmen and a lathe operator are sought. May saw 17 openings filled and 1 549 continued claims with 119 involving 824 weeks scrutinized for possible overpayment or fraud.
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Vamies austDorry
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Roseberry
Area Councilman Proposes Use Tax For Streets
Titusville councilman William D Kriner urged cities to raise revenue by a use tax on local car owners who use city streets. Speaking at the Northwest District meeting of the Pennsylvania League of Cities in Farrell he said the tax could yield thousands annually for street construction and maintenance without raising tax rates. The suggestion was referred to League Legislation for action.
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Titusville
Goundman
William D. Kriner
Pennsylvania League of Cities
Farrell
Acton
League
Free acts offered by Journal to help find jobs
Corry High School seniors seek full time work and many students struggle to find summer or fall employment. The Carry Journal opens its classifieds free to job seekers and employers ages 14 to 20, inviting ads for available summer jobs on Page Four.
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Journal
Corry
Omy
Carry
Carry Journal Today
Tokyo Earthquake Shakes City With No Reported Damage
A moderate quake struck Tokyo today causing tremors across the capital. No damage or injuries were reported and officials said there were no immediate hazards or disruptions to daily life.
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Tokyo
East German guards free American glider crewman incident
East German border police turned over three glider crewmen to aid American pilot Richard Schreder from Toledo as his sailplane landed by mistake near Wismar during the world gliding championships in Cologne. Schreder landed 19 miles east of Wismar after taking off from Cologne with 54 others bound for Fehmarn amid a cautious response from East German authorities.
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Luebece
Germany
Richard B. Schrei
Schreder
Tand
Ruegen
Wismar
Mecklenburg
Butteilerhof
Cologne
Union City Probes Police Over Complaints
Union City orders a special closed police committee probe into complaints against the five man police department led by Chief Paul Behan. A sword affidavit and alleged abusive language are cited by residents. Findings will be reported at the June 21 regular council meeting.
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Union City
Paul Behan
John Bengel
Henry Hicks
Nelson Vogel
Walter Glover
Harry Smiley
Bengel
Council
Ralph Campbell
Regu War Council
Last Terrible Touhy Dies at Family Home
The Last Terrible Touhy, Thomas Touhy, dies of cancer at a relative’s home on May 16. He had hoped to die peacefully with family, not amid gunfire. his brother Roger Murray Touhy was killed by assassins in December. The Turbulent Touhy brothers, tied to Capone era gang wars, saw multiple deaths and prison terms. Tommy, freed in 1947 after an 11 year sentence for a $578,000 mall robbery, claimed Roger bore the blame for much of his actions and the nickname The Terrible.
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Touhy
Thomas
Tommy)Touhy
Roger
The
Sun-Times
Tommy
Roker
Caponeers
Jamies
Rog
Tennessee Youth Wins National Spelling Contest
Washington report says 13 year old Neli Feldman of Oak Ridge Tennessee won the 1960 National Spelling Bee. Runner up was Betty Jean Altschul of Norfolk Wisconsin. Feldman clinched the win by spelling the final words correctly after rivals failed on challenging terms. He had competed previously and finished 20th last year.
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Washington
Neliy Feldman
Oak Ride
Tenn
Ranner
Betty Jean Altschul
Norfolk
Henry
Betty Jean
Corryite Appoints Aldermen to Oversight of Ticket Business
A Corry ariver incident ties Leon Shumsky to traffic offenses near Lachlaw's parking lot and West South Street. Police cited him for failing to stop at a stop sign, splitting information between Aldermen M. S. Cobbett and George Gordon as his route covered their jurisdictions. The roundabout concluded at Loblaw's lot.
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Corry Ariver
Lachlaw
Leon Shumsky
R. D
West South Street
First aVenue
West South
M. S. Cobbett
Shumsky
West Pleasant Street
West Pleasant
George Gordon
Loblaw
Franklin Area Killer Gets Life Sentence
Butler AP reports George W. Craig 46 was sentenced to life for the shotgun slaying of Clarence Nel lis 48. A Butler County jury deliberated five hours before a first degree murder verdict yesterday. Craig of Marriville Venahgo County was convicted of killing Nellis of Boyers Sutler County last December 26.
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Franklin Area
Butler
George W. Craig
Clarence
Nellis
Butler County
Craig
Marrieville
Venahgo County
Boyers
Sutler County
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