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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
1
OCR fragment mentions BR 20 and a weld goal with northeast corner notes. No clear persons or organizations readable. Summary limited by fragment, preserving only the sparse technical identifiers present.
A federal judge extended a temporary injunction in the Pan American strike dispute hours before its expiry. Union counsel seeks immediate review by the Court of Appeals as Pan Am and the engineers argue over preserving jobs and cockpit staffing. Eastern Airlines warns resuming service under the court order could prolong disruption. The conflict centers on reducing cockpit crews from four to three, with engineers demanding the addition of a third seat for an engineer. Pan Am says normal operations depend on a longer, formal hearing and may affect about 15,000 international travelers daily.
A Savings and Loan announces a record semiannual dividend totaling 75,826 dollars for all savers. Officials note the seven month period of payment as the firm changes its dividend date from the first to the second.
The report details multiple wartime dispatches and accidents. A Nickel Plate freight wreck near Watave rard blocked tracks, with one conductor injured. A second collision at Werle road crossing injured driver Frank B. Sitti, 62, and a worker. Officials in Washington discuss U S policy toward Red China and Taiwan with troop movements near Quemoy and Matsu. A separate obituary notes May Irene Matlinws of Helany died after an industrial accident at Tioga Textile Associates in York.
Stanley Malenski, 16, of East Putshieeh, and Jed Braddock General Hospital staff report he was injured last night when his clothes were set on fire by a stray cigarette. Authorities say the incident occurred at his home while he was tending a puller event.
Senate investigators heard the Agriculture Department advanced warning about Billie Sol Tastes course quick-deals and cotton allotments. Testimony cited warnings from 1940 and questioned the handling of cotton acreage adjustments and farm subsidies, with references to Texas and other states. The subcommittees opened a wide inquiry into the cotton program and alleged missteps by officials.
A plane piloted by Tripp, 41, crashed after rotor crankshaft failure during takeoff near Grand Valley. He died in General Hospital from injuries. Surviving relatives include wife Mildred, father Fastin, sister Robert, and other family in Tempie and Tucson. Services held at Bracken Funeral Home.
The school board discussed naming two principals for the high school at the session. Interviews had been conducted by the committee, with candidates for the Herel tai positions and the promotion of the elemmarsiy. Names from the district and assisting staff were reviewed for the vacant office, with formal notes sent to the superintendent for final action.
A chaotic congressional clash over church prayer policy spills into a Supreme Court challenge. Lawmakers accuse opponents of atheism while debates center on religious liberty, legislative procedure, and public decency. The controversy affects judges and future rulings.
Confused OCR reports a Kerr-Mills bill affecting indigent care funding for Corry Memorial Hospital and others. It notes age based provisions, potential state by state administration, and hospital directors' statements about subsidies and eligibility, with reference to Edgar Alexander and local financial impacts.
A baby at St Vincent Memorial Hospital was rushed by Colry Ambulance Service after swallowing an unknown object last evening. According to Dr James Baters, the incident prompted immediate surgical assessment and the child remained in hospital for observation.
A garbled OCR snippet from an Allentown plant notice references payroll items and a plan involving progenies and a land area around 2.68 square units. The legible bits indicate names and a probable transaction involving AMUTALS Ai Vistone, but specifics are unclear.
The Pennsylvania court continues Bible reading in schools despite a New York ruling. The decision affects how states implement prayer and scripture use in public education. Advocates cite parental requests. Opponents argue constitutional conflicts remain unresolved.
Patrolman Emmanuel Roberts observed a vehicle on Norte Center Street blinking a test signal then turn. The driver Drake, 2, of RD was cited for unlicensed operation after failing to present a license. No licensed operator found in vehicle.
Washington AP reports a push by the Federation of Women's Clubs to present a resolution before the Supreme Court to ban state sponsored school prayers. The move follows the Court's ruling last Monday that school prayer violated the Constitution. The resolution, supported by Mrs. Gerald Northrup, was to be reviewed by the Resolutions Committee. Philadelphia: a tax evasion case denies a new trial for Moy Goldberg as the court upholds seven counts of conspiracy.
Frank Dodd was named new RC chairman as the chapters planned events for July 24. Hubert Heertelite was discussed as possible vice chairman and a move to appoint a secretary was noted. The meeting covered Red Cross activities including a Learn to Swim program and support for one active serviceman and four veterans in May.
An auxiliary bishop was assigned to the Roman Catholic See of Philadelphia. Delegation visited Washington and discussed the appointment, naming Gerald V. McDevitt as the interim leader. Further details on the inculturation plan and local impact were outlined during the meeting.
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