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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1962

Page

1

Market slips to two year low as uptrend hints emerge

New York markets opened higher with brisk volume after a four day skid, yet the Dow Jones Industrial Average neared its lowest point since December 12 1958. Traders cite continued anti business sentiment and cautious mood on Wall Street as a key factor behind the volatile trading. In a separate item, eight motherless Lohman children depart Cromwell Minnesota for Finland to live with relatives, seeking care abroad.

New York New ‘York Wall Street

House Votes to Raise Debt Ceiling But Senate Drama Looms

Washington AP report says the House backed President Kennedy on a temporary debt limit near 308 billion while Republicans push for a larger 403 billion figure. Senate opposition led by Byrd threatens more conflict as Kennedy warns of economic impact if the limit isn’t increased. The debate centers on funding for defense and fiscal policy next year.

Washington House Kennedy Senate Harry F. Byrd D-Va Byrd Miess Coulee EA. Mwa

Pair Bound For Wedding Of Son Killed In Crash

MEnnik and his wife were injured fatally yesterday when their car collided with an Erie man's vehicle on the way to their son's wedding in Ohio. Thomas G. Owens, 49, of Oil City, died at the scene from chest and internal injuries. Carson W. Marsh, 51, of Erie, was hospitalized with head wounds in Grove City Hospital and later listed in fair condition. Mrs Owens was treated at Grove City and transferred to Youngstown hospital. Mercer County Coroner Cyril Reingel and Trooper William C. Mifsud are investigating. State Police said Owens appeared to run a stop sign at the intersection six miles south of Sandy Lake.

Mennik Chyma Erie Ohio Thomas G. Owens Oil City South Side Hospital Yorntown Carson W. Marsh Grove City Hospital Owens Youngstown Hospital Mercer County Cyril Reingel William_C

Lay Final Plans For Junior Lifesaving Class

The annual junior lifesaving course runs from June 25 to July 6 with a $4 fee for members and a different rate for non members. Sterling Wees, secretary, said the course is open to those 12 and older in good health meeting the qualifications. Participants must complete prerequisites including swimming three body lengths underwater, demonstrating the breast stroke, and treading water for one minute.

Sterling Wees Ente Sli Éniday Boace Nath Suidl Wees

Fleece Scheme, Brazil Flight Ties to Meadville Inquiry

Meadville flood control chief Noel R Arthur urged Erie County leaders to reconsider a plan for a gated Union City dam arguing it would delay Mood control and reservoir recreation. The Upper Breach Creek group favors a redesign to a larger dam. Arthur warns years or months of delay. In New York, Edward M Gilbert fled to Brazil after withdrawing nearly 2 million dollars from B L Bruce Co. officials probe his finances as extradition questions loom, with no charges yet filed.

Meadville Union City Noel R. Arthur Brin County Ere County Arthur French Creek-Basin Carron d'ReWlins Erie County Commissioners Erie Upper Breach Upton City New York Securities and Exchange District Attorney Edward M. Gilbert Brazil B.L. Bruce ‘Co Gilbert Bruce Rio de Janeiro Dist Rio Biagil United States Con United Oy Paee

Lifeguard Rescues His Own Toddler at New Albany Pool

A pool lifeguard, Albert Noble, pulled his two year old son Terry from shallow water at a New Albany pool. Noble performed a rescue and carried him to safety, marking his first rescue of the child.

Elmina New Albany Albert Noble

Lions Conven tion Nice Crowd Gathers Online

A large gathering of Lions from around the world fills a convention space described as lively and well attended with about twenty thousand members expected to participate in events and discussions.

Lions Convention Nice Fiehce Imdur Way Worldveide

Has Anyone Seen Any Dogs Riding Bikes

Police were alerted after four items went missing yesterday. A bicycle owned by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baressi was stolen from St Edward's School playground. A black white cocker spaniel named Susie belonging to Mrs. Whitt Nita Dello is reported missing. Two hounds owned by Harry Burton, a male black with white blaze and a red and white female, were also reported missing with collars and current licenses. Authorities note the dogs behind the bicycle theft theory but seek information.

City Pol Sam Baressi West Park Place St. Edward's School Whitt Nita Dello Sia North Center Street Susie Harry Burton Mead Avenue

U.S. Plans Test Washington The Ewited

United States plans a nuclear test at Washington The Ewited site with authorities stating Monday as the likely date. Officials cite safety measures and international protocols while no final location is confirmed.

U.S Washington Sine

Diefenbaker accuses Khrushchev of meddling in Canada vote

Prime Minister Job Diefenbaker charged Soviet Premier Khrushchev with vengeful meddling in the Canadian election as Parliament nears. He said Moscow would have to counter if Canada strengthened nuclear arms, while Liberal leader Pearson called the Soviet statement arrogant and clumsy and Social Credit and New Democrat figures condemned it as interference. The issue centered on Soviet pressure and Canadian responses amid debates on missile bases and potential warheads.

Ottawa Job G. Diefenbaker Khrushchev Canada Diefenbaker Enbaker Paleo AA. Aroufuniiin Onion Oti Diefenbaker Noite Lester B. Pearson E Douglas New Democr Kb Knowi Callie Seyiek Social Credit Fader Hubert Thompson North Bay Ont

Estes fraud case cited as receiver hammers debt plan

Estes was to appear in US District Court in El Paso for creditors. The receiver’s committee met in closed session and will forward recommendations to Judge Thomason. Receivership income reported at $14,358,455 with expenses of $11,017.78. Grand jury rehearing set to hear more evidence. Estes, doing business as United Elevators and Lester Stone Co., faces an anti trust action. Stay order blocks prosecutions pending authorization for interstate forged securities case.

Thomason el Paso Estes Texas Will Wilson

Jennifer Jones Suffering Poisoning, Hospitalized in Cedars

AP reports actress Jennifer Jones, stricken with illness, was rushed to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Doctors initially cited a respiratory ailment but later changed the diagnosis to poisoning. Jones remained under care for about two days as physicians monitor her condition.

Sollywood Jennifer Jones Will Rmain Cedars of Lebanon Nick Selznick 5

Ford Production Halts Across Plants Due to Strike

Ford announced widespread production stoppages after a United Auto Workers strike hit its Peres Walton stamping plant in Cleveland. Nearly all car manufacturing and assembly operations were to be closed by Monday, with Wixom Dearborn Kansas City and other plants halted by midweek. Ford officials warned the stoppage could last beyond today if the strike continued.

Detroit Ford Harry Ford Dallas Peres Walton Cleveland Ford's! Sramery Ait Wixom Dearborn Mick Kaanas City

Corry Group Hears Area Aid Plan

Local officials discussed federal aid for a Venasseo County project. The Industrial Development Council announced a grant of $1.0 million and a $55.40 loan for a rail line and water and sewage systems serving the Retondictstrad Park area between Ol City and Francis. Speakers highlighted regional industrial development efforts led by Gerald A. Houshman, George Pats SOLS, Matih, and Robert Hetaieeker.

Hillsville AP Governiene

JK Seeks To Stop Strike Amid National Security Threat

President Kennedy ordered the Justice Department to seek a court order to halt the strike by 95,000 machinists and related workers at Republic Aviation and other plants, warning the walkout could imperil national safety. The dispute centers on job security and severance pay, with Republic announcing about 10 percent of its 9,500 workers may be laid off as government orders decline. At University Park, Pa., Eugene Gante of Millershire was elected president of the state chapter of the Palore Farmers of America.

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Record Grow 500 Tribute Flag At Rites

Wattshire residents gathered at the Elks to honor the flag with Dr. James Weaver as main speaker. He urged Americans to display the flag with reverence and tied faith, duty, and patriotism to national unity amid a fraught political era. A parade preceded the service, followed by a half hour concert by local barbershop group The Soundtrackers.

Syibol Ziliy Ole Sheritazo James Weaver Evie Congress Erie A. Attong Pennsylvania National Guard Watt

Area Woman 22 Hospitalized After Auto Crash

A 22 year old area woman was admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital overnight after a two car collision eight miles north of Titusville. Her husband and 2 month old son were treated and released. Denis Wright and others were passengers with varying injuries. Police say Merlin King 81 drove into a township road from a yard and into King’s path. Kuna escaped injury. Estimated damage about 150 dollars. Charges pending.

R. D Centerville Union City Memorial Hospital Titusville Peter _ 1 Eter Wriehl Rodney Harry Wright Denis Wright AL Corry Wright Tames

Sidewalk Repairs Planned At City Post Office Yard

Post Office workers begin tearing up sidewalk on South Street in front of the city post office to replace crumbling walk with four new sections. Harold Shannon, former postmaster, notes the 1958 replacement by a different company lasted about a year and a half. Local officials say no date yet for completing the West South Street wall replacement.

Anthony and Sons Elie Copcrete Sith Wilk Tocal Weat South Street Harold Shannan Wsslat Ranc Hyde Ereneral Ereneral Ryiers Aidnutilstration Aid Teri Gecewey

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