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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1961
Page
2
Carry Journal announces preparation for a Centennial edition with advertising deadlines. Local Line-O-Ad rates at 23 cents per line apply, with acceptance until noon on the publication day. Turben's Auto Service promotes Chevrolet vehicles and Flye Rexall Drugs advertises hearing aid batteries for all makes.
Airmen recovered the wake-filled capsule from 1,000 feet in the Pacific near Pearl Harbor. The team, including Williams of West Virginia and Varvas of Detroit, swam through surf to secure the reentry package, later transporting it to Sunnyvale for space scientists.
The New York Times reports Gen Taylor is seriously considered for a top advisory post as chief of staff to the Commander in Chief. If appointed, he would join a line of presidents who tapped ex officials from the military and government for high staff roles in Washington. The move follows Kennedy era practice of appointing experienced leaders to key positions.
Emergency call failure noted at Corry Memorial Hospital. Admitted: Mrs Harold Dougherty, 14 Corry. Several children and adults named with addresses in Corry and Union City listed as admitted or discharged, including Ronald Stroup, Anthony Miselk, and others. Multiple entries show family relations and street addresses.
A discussion on teacher status argues classrooms shape youth but many educators resist admitting teaching as a true profession. Dr. T. M. Stinnett notes a need for a united professional identity, comparing teaching to law and medicine. He cites varying specialties yet urges broad professional inclusion for teachers.
UN道 United Nations case centers on Miroslav Naslavac a Czech diplomat accused of spying. Czechoslovakia rejects expulsion arguing the U S cannot remove him as he is accredited to the UN not directly to the United States. The dispute could be referred to a three arbiter international tribunal under a US UN agreement.
Funeral services for Mrs Foster R Charlotte Childs will be at Glenn Funeral Home Union City at 3 30 p m Wednesday Friends may call there In terment in Evergreen Cemetery Union City APPEALS DISMISSED The Supreme Court yesterday dismissed five more appeals two from Pennsylvania against Sunday Blue Laws following its May 29 decision PA appeals filed by Bargaintown USA Inc outside Lebanon and Collinsville Discount Center Inn outside Brogueville York County
The Cornplanters unit of the Chief Cornplanter Post American Legion, formed in 1952, has long won prizes in parade, standstill and field events. Their colors are brown and white.
James Marlow reviews the stalled push for a global ban on nuclear tests. Bernard Baruch urged U.N. inspection to ensure disarmament, but the United States Russia Britain and others faced ongoing disputes over verification and enforcement. Talks since 1958 yielded no agreement, with Geneva and Washington discussions failing to unite on an enforceable system.
United States and Russia consider disarmament talks but face a chill from recent events. Khrushchev hinted at linking test ban to disarmament, while Kennedy officials resist delaying a test ban pending disarmament progress. Both sides weigh risks of underground testing and the need for inspection systems amid global opinion.
A reflective arts feature contrasts the evanescent spoken word with the enduring printed page. It examines how live performance mirrors memory while print preserves exact language and citation across time and space.
West New York AP Florence Jacobs, 7th grade spelling prodigy, requested a library card to fuel her interests in rocketry and space geography. After a meeting with Mayor Armellino, an exception was made to grant the card despite standard age rules. Her mother notes she has read up to seventh grade books and spells over 300 difficult words.
A two story frame home near Barnesboro, Pennsylvania, burned early today killing 19 year old Martha Zarnesky and her 15 year old grandmother Angeline Wojnar. Five other family members escaped by jumping to safety. Barbara Zarnesky is in critical condition and two more family members suffered minor injuries. The fire started on the first floor. origin unavailable.
Mrs Foster R. Childs of 77 Southstreet Union City died at home last evening at age 82 Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Matha Estes Union City and Mrs Helen McCaslin Corry two sisters Mrs Alice Rogers Sheffield and Mrs Elizabeth Carlson Ludlow two brothers LaVerne and Warren Pratt Erie eight grandchildren Friends may call at the Glenn tle and attend services tomorrow at 3 30 p m Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery Union City
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