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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

3

Chute Fails To Open Kills Navy Pilot In Pennsylvania

Lt Cmdr Cordell of Northampton Hills died when his single engine jet crashed near a convent in Richmond Bucks County. Cmdr G T White at Johnsville Naval Air Development Center said the pilot ejected but the parachute failed to open during a research flight eight miles east of the center. Witness Stanley Stapoyra from Villa Joseph Maria Convent described the plane losing height as the canopy separated. Cordell, a Greencastle native, is survived by his widow Blaine MacLean and seven children.

Johnsville Richmond Bucks County Cmdr T. W Cordell Northampton Hills Churchville G. T. White Johnsville Naval Air Development Center White Johnsville Center Stanley Stapoyra Villa Joseph Maria Convent Stapoyra Cmdr. White Cordell Greencastle Blaine MacLean Philadelphia Linda D Joseph E Eric A Cheryl Ann Craig L Ellen J Michele

Critique of USO in wartime morale support

William Mathews-era letter questions USO value and wartime charity culture. The author argues USO ads promote dependence and comfort over patriot sacrifice, suggests funding from cigarette companies, and urges Young GIs endure hardship to prove manliness. He compares military allowances and Red Cross aid as alternatives.

George Cookles USO Red Cross Salvation Army William Mathews

Man Fined For Illegal Practice

A 61 year old Frewsburg man, George W. Rice, was fined 500 dollars and given two suspended one year terms in Monroe County Penitentiary for practicing medicine without a license. Arraigned on two misdemeanor counts, he pleaded innocent but switched to guilty and was placed on probation for three years. A police seized machine was ordered confiscated.

Mayville Frewsburg Monroe County George W. Rice New Yor William Alison Jamestown Edwin G. O'Connor O'Connor Rice

Ottaway chain to launch six-paper news service

Middle town Times Herald-Record editor Robert S. Van Fleet will head Ottaway Newspapers Radio Inc new news service. The president James H. Ottaway said the service will serve papers in Middletown Port Jervis Oneonta Plattsburgh Danbury and Stroudsburg.

Campbell Hall Middletown Times Herald-Record Robert S. van Fleet Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc James H. Ottaway Middletown Port Jervis Oneonta Plattsburgh Danbury

Hire 5 Teachers Lose Five in Sparta District Plan

The Joint Committee approves Edward Partch to teach mathematics at the junior high at $5,400 yearly, replacing J Scott Newell who moves to high school math and becomes assistant principal. Partch also coaches the junior high basketball team, taking over from Benjamin Calderone. Robert Hepler is hired as social studies teacher at junior high at $5,200 and will assist Brant with football. Hepler previously coached in Greenwood City and Brookville. The plan includes transferring Orpha Parkhurst from third grade at Concord to sixth grade at Conelway, leaving vacancies for Phyllis Hill, Miss Hill, Mrs Porter, Parkhurst, and Alfred Miller to fill before September.

Stonymen Rage One Edward Partch Spartansburg J. Scott Newell Russell Brant Partch Slippery Rock State College Benjamin Calderone Sparta Sparta Merged Schools Conneaut Lake Robert Hepler Brookville Lydia Kapteina Hepler Brant Greenwood City School Greenwood Ind Brookville High School Orpha Parkhurst Concord School Conelway School Mowrey Phyllis Hill Porter Wright School Parkhurst Alfred Miller

July 31 Target For Wind Up Of Pa. Assembly

Harrisburg AP legislative readers prepared to push the 1963 Pennsylvania General Assembly toward a July 31 adjournment. Committees worked to clear a backlog with major measures including calls for a constitutional convention and three states rights amendments. The House and Senate trimmed schedules while the administration introduced a $992.9 million general appropriation bill to fund state operations and additional spending measures were filed.

Harrisburg General Assembly Pennsylvania U.S House Senate State Board of Education GOP James S. Berger Superintendent of Public Instruction Scranton

Allegheny County Fire Dept Placed Under Elgil Serv Ice

Municipal borrowing debate sees Senate approve amendments to raise borrowing capacity for districts and sub divisions to 15 percent with voter approval and 5 percent without. present limits 7 and 2 percent. House adds cities towns to measure. Truck weights bill moves from 60,000 to 73,280 pounds for five axles. House backs stiffer assault penalties to five years. Sweepstakes bill proposes two contests with total prizes up to 200000 yearly. Senate also reviewing. Utilities bill targets gas main explosions and prohibits unnotified digging by non-employees.

Allegheny County Fire Department Elgil Service Senate House State Chamber of Commerce Freeman Hawkins George B. Hartley Joseph A. Sullivan Philadelphia Democrats Bethlehem

Harriman To Represent U S

Harriman to represent the United States in ongoing nuclear test ban discussions. An optimistic view emerges that Khrushchev will focus on technical details for an underground test detection system. Kennedy signals leverage by pledging no above ground tests while others pause.

Rage One West Khrushchev Geneva U.S Moscow Khrushetiev Kennedy United States

Lake search for troubled cabin cruiser off Gordon Park

Coast Guard crews and Coast Guard air units searched a lake west of Cleveland for a 21 ton cabin cruiser that radioed for help during a violent thunderstorm. Fifteen foot waves hindered the nightlong hunt and no wreckage or persons were found, though operators heard the distress call and several boats joined the search.

Cleveland Moss Point Eastlake Donald Pyle Greater Coast Guard

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