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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
2
An old style ad line reads 23c per line with noon deadlines for Line O Ads. Murphy’s offers night specials and free balloons, plus several hospital and admission notices. An assortment of names and addresses appears under admissions and discharges across Corry and surrounding towns.
Area Riders won nine events at a horse show sponsored by the Tionesta Saddle Club and Fire Department. Val Clayton aboard Cindy took second in western stock and third in western rein. Peggy Miller of Columbus rode Little Tex to two firsts and two thirds across stock class, senior western equitation, western pleasure, and trail. Al Fox of Columbus on Bar Joe Wimpy placed second in senior western pleasure, third in stock horse, and fourth in trail. Next show is Sunday at Platea by Silver Spurs Corral.
President Kennedy frames nuclear testing policy and civil rights as core goals. He urges government at all levels to protect freedom for all citizens, while urging unity among mayors to steer civil rights into a peaceful revolution ahead of his four nation European tour.
A list of residents connected to Union City Memorial Hospital appears with multiple addresses in Union City and surrounding towns such as Cambridge Springs Wattsboro Fairview and Conneaut. Names include Mrs David Bennett Mrs Dora King Mrs Eva Kroll Miss Trudi Milne and others along with street and rural route addresses.
Thirty six people were injured as violence flared on a picket line before an agreement. Five Negroes were hired on the spot at a construction site. Reverend Wilkins urged calm while a woman picketer Catherine Rainey spoke for herself and denounced pro integration messaging on a sandwich card. Separately 400 Negro ministers announced a mass patronage program targeting Food Fair and Best Markets to seek better jobs for African Americans.
A garbled OCR list names multiple Union City residents and addresses including Miss Alice Chandrick 89 West High street and Mrs. Blake Martin Cambridge Springs. Entries show various street numbers and R D designations withCenterville Union City Waterford Cambridge Springs and New Kensington Pennsylvania.
Two obituary notices from Corry area papers report the deaths of Mrs. Luella Smith of 729 West Church Street and Emmett Essie Smith of Pittsfield. Luella Smith, 66, widow of Eugene G. Smith, died at Corry Memorial Hospital after illness and is survived by her husband and several cousins. Emmett Essie Smith, 60, of Pittsfield, died at Warren General Hospital. survived by husband Emmett and numerous children and grandchildren. Services for Luella are at Bracken Funeral Home with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. services for Emmett are pending.
The promoters of Krebiozen press for a government led fair test of the horse extract cancer remedy amid a court fight and FDA scrutiny. Dr. Ivy and Dr. Durovic argue testing should prove effectiveness with the National Cancer Institute conducting the study, despite safety concerns and prior use on thousands. The plan follows a Wednesday meeting with federal health officials, aimed at advancing the controversial drug’s evaluation. Also noted is the death of Paris painter Jacques Villon, pioneer of cubism, born Emile Duchamp.
Mayors discuss advancing racial equality through peaceful means. They urge biracial human relations committees to identify tensions early and ensure local ordinances are constitutional. Officials insist segregation actions are invalid and call for constructive community dialogue.
A fragment discusses city government efforts to ensure equal employment and housing opportunities and public accommodations for all residents. It notes possible campaigns to encourage youth involvement and addresses discrimination in employment and promotion within municipal work forces.
The family of Mrs. Eugene Smith will receive friends Monday from 7 to 9 pm and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm at Bracken Chapel. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 6 o clock with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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