Investments Lost To Cuba Apparently Down Drain
Washington reports that by end of 1963 Cuba had seized 1.12 to 1.37 billion dollars of U.S. property. A House bill aims to let Americans register claims with the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission, with Senate steps and presidential study on asset seizure. Civil relations remain severed. potential recoupment seems unlikely. Also, a Clarion Pa. bridge project saw Floyd Snyder die after a 90 foot fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
State Department
United States
Havana
Dante Fascell
Miami
Fascell
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Senate
Commission
Johnson
State, Treasury
Justice Departments
Leonard C. Meeker
House Inter- American Affairs Subcommittee
Clarion
Huntingdon County
Clarion River
Floyd H.snyder
Three Springs
Broadhead Construction Co
Aliquippa
Four Die In Flaming Coatesville Crash On Bypass
COATESVILLE Pa AP four killed in a fiery Coatesville bypass collision. A father and his two sons were ejected but could not escape the gasoline blaze. Victims named William Albright Jr Bruce and Keith Albright Martha Whiteman Andrew Whitiman Harold Wilson Edith Landis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
William Albright Jr
Bruce
Keith
Martha Whiteman
Coatesville Hospital
Lsband
Andrew White Iman
Harold Wilson
Edith Landis
Albright
Whiteman
Brokenstraw Bible School Plans Set for Summer
Brokenstraw Parish announces a summer Bible School from 9 to 11 30 a m Monday through Friday. Two sessions at Spring Creek and West Spring Creek will be led by multiple directors and teachers, with classes from beginners to youth and a nightly 9 a m visual aid program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Parish
Spring Creek
West Spring Creek
Zenas Bean
Thomas Morton
Lois Porter
Bonnie Hardy
Mary Jane Lillie
Frances Johnson
Mildred Brundage
Kathy Mitchell
Ella Jaquith
Ann Paine
Joan Smith
Esther Brundage
Marion Mason
Barry Greeley
Maxine Mitchell
Virginia Kalferlin
Dorothy Donaldson
Ethel Jaquith
Pauline Mulligan
Frances Whaley
Donna Pondel
Whaley
Magna Nielsen
Leon Thomas
Robert Markle
Caroline Thomas
Spring Creek weekend social notices in Lake Erie boating
Mrs. Don Whaley hosts as Mrs. Oscar Nielsen celebrates her birthday with a boating outing on Lake Erie. Attending guests include the Becks, Nielsens, Walkers of Erie, Arnold Nielsen and family of Corry, Gordon Walker Jr. and children from Lewistown, plus Hellmen and Ole Beck of Erie. State College visitors Rieck family host a weekend gathering. Nearby Mitchell and Burlingame families join at Sunday picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whaley
Oscar Nielsen
Lake Erie
Gordon Walker
Erie
Nielsen
Nielsens
Harold Beck
Walker
Arnold Nielsen
Corry
Gordon Walker Jr
Lewistown
Edward Hellmen
Ole Beck
Leroy Rieck
State College
Wave Rieck
William H. Mitchell
Doug
Mary Jean
Kenneth Watrous
Carl Burlingame
William A. Mitchell
Glen Warner
Woman Sues Over Book Damaging Frick Family Dignity
Helen Clay Frick of Pittsburgh sues to halt publication of Pennsylvania Birthplace of a Nation alleging statements about her father Henry Frick damage family dignity. Cumberland County Court postponed further testimony awaiting more background evidence. author Sylvester K. Stevens of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission responds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Clinton R. Weidner
Cumberland County
Helen Clay Frick
Pittsburgh
Ate
Henry Frick
Sylvester K. Stevens
The
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Local Livestock Prices and Youth Group Roles
The report lists hogs at 24 to 25 percent, sows 19 to 20, beef cows 16 to 18, canners and cutters 14 to 15, beef heifers 18 to 19, bulls 18 to 20, veal calves 27 to 21, heavy calves 22 to 26, and lambs at 28. Mrs Frances Akam and Miss Caroline Jackson noted for the youth group.
Weekend Guests Attend Picnic and Local Notices
Guests of Rev. and Mrs. Zenas Bean included Mr. and Mrs. Foster Poland of Jamestown and Mr. and Mrs. Van Evers of QPalconer, C. They picnic at Brooks Rocks. Vernon Gutz and sons visited Don Whaley’s family. West Spring Creek Ladies Aid postponed to June 30 at Mrs. Clyde Morton’s home. Corry Area High School class of 1965 honored. Darlene Akam and John Kosh wed at Spring Creek Church and will live in Chicago. Sympathy extends to the Ross family on George Ross’s death Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenas Bean
Foster Poland
Jamestown
van Evers
Qpalconer
Brooks. Rocks
Vernon Gutz
Sons
Corry
Don Whaley
West Spring Creek
Corry Area
Darlene Akam
John Kosh
Spring Creek
Chicago
George Ross
Titusville City Names New Manager Post Open Again
Titusville city manager post remains open after Carl Helstrom Jr. of New Cumberland declines due to personal problems. Helstrom, formerly assistant executive director of the Pennsylvania League of Cities, was to begin July 1 and arrive July 12. Mayor Varnum said nine applications were received and a new candidate will be chosen to replace the late Jack L. Sine, who died in early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Carl Helstrom Jr
New Cumberland
Herbert E. Varnum
Varnum
Helstrom
Pennsylvania League of Cities
Jack L. Sine
Sine
Meadville Man Seeks Keystone Ordnance Site
Meadville contractor Paul V. Keb ert says he has bid for the Keystone Ordinance Works near Meadville to be considered by the federal government as a site for a projected atomic reactor center. He heads Kebert Developers Inc and cites three industrial prospects and a Route 19 commercial prospect for KOW. A Ready Mix plant is now operating near the former KOW admin building, cattle are being relocated to control grass, and demolition proceeds under superintendent Alton Kenyon of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Paul V. Kebert
Keystone Ordinance
Kebert
Kebert Developers, Inc
Kow
Robert
Route 19
Rebert
Alton Kenyon
Erie
Rest Case Against Ex Cop Boss Plisopusun
Lawrence J. Maloney's defense rested after a string of character witnesses including former Gov. David L. Lawrence and state Supreme Court Justice Michael Musmanno testified to Maloney's honesty. The government alleges Maloney failed to report over 230000 dollars of income for 1958 through 1963 in his income tax evasion case against the suspended Pittsburgh police official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plisopusun
Lawrence J. Maloney
Lawrence Maloney
Pittsburgh Police
David L. Lawrence
State Supreme Court
Michael Musmanno
Pittsburgh
James W. Slusser
Maroney
U.S
Gustave Diamond
Denies Reds Miss Taylor in Kerr Administration Claim
The report notes a university security questionnaire issue tied to Miss Taylor. Messy Frank Norris of Berkeley, 43, identified as the Miss Taylor, denies past youth group membership and communism. She works 40 hours monthly as an administrative analyst in President Kerr's office and was former student body president at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Frank Norris
Berkeley
Miss Taylor
Norris
Kerr
University of Washington
B-52 Raid Hits Vietnamese Area In Mop Up
The Defense Department reported three Viet Cong killed and three wounded with 16 captured. A communications center was ruined and 20 to 30 buildings used as barracks and storage destroyed. South Vietnamese forces found tunnel systems, a 450 man installation, and a tunnel labyrinth with communications gear. About 2500 pounds of rice and various documents were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Defense Department
Four Hurt In Various Mishaps Here
Four people were treated at Scorry Memorial Hospital emergency room yesterday for injuries from various mishaps. Cletus Klinger, 64, of Geneva Ohio, admitted with a laceration to the right wrist from a lawnmower. Paul Meneely Sr. 14 months, of Springeek, burned on the arm after coffee spill, released after treatment. Vicki Crissman 7, Beat Lake, laceration to right leg from bunk bed, treated and released. Hobert Duink 1, Clymer, fractured right arm after a fall, treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suum Perovud
Scorry Memorial Hospital
Cletus Klinger
Geneva
Ohio
Lg Power Lawnmower
Paul
Paul Meneely Sr
Springeek
Vicki
James Crissman
Lake
Hobert
Clayton Duink
Clymer
Motorists Unhurt In 2 Area Mishaps
Corry state police investigated two auto accidents one near Centerville on Route 8 and another west of Corry on Route 6. Howard Wright 55 of Centerville backed into a southbound car driven by George Vrooman 26 of Titusville injures were minor and property damage was $975 total. A Waterford man Robert Fish 31 ran off Route 6, overturned once in an embankment, traveled 325 feet. damage was $350 with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Vroomans
Route 6
Waterford
Paul Sita
Robert Fish
Sita
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brokenstraw Bible School
America
Aper
Jed Hanes
Bennett's
Bennett
House of Value
Frances Akam
Caroline Jackson
Fred Haenel
Titusville City
Keystone Ordnance
Dale Ray
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard L. Hamrick
Hamrick
Helen Dunham
Corry Savings and Loan American Legion
Union City
Tom Morton
Richard Morton
Spring Creek, Pa
Munsingwear
Rimaldi
Bob Hope
Chrysler
Wbc-Tv
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
General Auto Repair
Frank‘s
Thomas Motors
Furnacea Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Carry Concrete and Gravel CO
Corry Journals On Sale Daily
Shamburg's Jansen’s
Felver's Nichols Grocery
Croscut’s
Al's Dairy Bar
Bodd’s Farm
Ficcardi’s Grocery
Stutzman’s Grocery
the Corry Journal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!