06 Mar 1961
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1961
Page
1
The readable fragments reference a single person with initials and an address fragment. No clear event date or organized body is visible. Further context is needed to define the action, party names, or deadlines.
The fragment mentions five Clar con cows and a grazing scene near a cate area with unclear context. Entities are unclear due to mangled text, but the piece centers on farm animals and a vague cate reference.
A tornado struck Chicago’s South Side at dusk Saturday, killing one person and injuring about 25. City crews cleared debris along a ten mile path, with 3,000 structures damaged and $5 million in property losses. Nine buildings slated for demolition and 25 unsafe for power were reported by Building Commissioner George Ramsey.
Jobin A Perricone, a three year old from Elizabeth, dies at Pollack Hospital after a blood transfusion begun under a Hudson County court order. Parents Jehovah’s Witnesses objected to the procedure. judge Morri E Barison allowed treatment to prevent imminent death.
In Rome Cardinal Mimini, 74, prefect of the Vudour Consitorial Congregation, died today in a Rome hospital after an operation Friday for a stomach ulcer. His death reduces the College of Cardinals to four members.
A Corry resident, 74, is in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a two car collision about 10:30 yesterday morning two and one half miles east of Union City. Gerald Litherland 19 of Union City and Homer J. Jones were injured and hospitalized with bruises lacerations and possible chest injuries. Jones was later transferred to Corry Memorial. The crash involved a westbound auto drifting into the opposite lane causing a head on collision. both vehicles were destroyed and passersby assisted before emergency crews arrived.
A man from Corry died days after attending a farewell party here amid illness and a sudden heart failure on the way home. Frank Purpura of Marionshert Corry was taken to a hospital in derbepsin Mo where friends and family mourn his unexpected death and reflect on the troubled times since the 1920s.
In San Diego California the same jury will decide Robert B. Dalton's fate for the bludgeoning death of R. Rendon and his benefactor, who died December 7. Dalton, secretary-companion to the New York City merchant, faced first degree murder charges. the verdict could send him to San Quentin or impose life imprisonment.
A fragmented report traces Conrad’s perilous near end of a long flight. The survivor aims for a final leg toward a distant destination as he battles fatigue, injuries, and uncertainty during a tense, ongoing voyage across multiple regions.
President Kennedy outlined studying use of Americans who want to serve at home in education retraining and other areas alongside overseas work. R Sargent Shriver, newly named Peace Corps director, discussed settlement-house training and various options on a television program with Eleanor Roosevelt.
In Leopoldville and Matadi, fresh clashes between Congolese forces and United Nations troops left Sudanese troops wounded and several captured while a radio station near Matadi fell under Congolese control. Secretary General Hammarskjold seeks urgent action as Congo political leaders begin talks amid reports Gizenga may join the Malagasian conference.
UN diplomats gathered in New York for the Congo crisis at the reopening of the General Assembly’s 11th session. Nkrumah pushes an all African plan to disarm Congolese forces, free political prisoners, and recall foreign diplomats, with Gromyko and Britain’s Gore-Lewis among attending figures. The United States backs Hammarskjold led efforts and warns against delaying negotiations as a six to eight week session unfolds.
Louisville report says businessman Harrell opens his own elementary school to counter Communist influence. He aims to educate about 150 families via home instruction for his children, plans an anti Communist rally led by a local evangelist, and notes costs of about 250000 to organize. County officials plan to file complaints over withholding his two sons from public school.
Corry man John Maloney, 47, escaped injury when his car backed by a service station on Route 6 collided with another vehicle driven by William Moston, 20, of Union City. Police say Mosher sustained minor injuries. both cars suffered significant damage with estimates around $1,300.
A local crime prevention campaign requests 1 158 000 dollars for the coming fiscal year starting July 1 to intensify efforts against juvenile delinquency and organized crime activities. The appeal highlights expanded programs and enforcement measures to curb youth offenses and related crimes.
Centenary celebration planners mix real and spoof history with jibes at Corry’s infancy. The Journal and other old papers will be mocked in City and Vicinity columns while Kangaroo courts and Keystone Cops themes highlight the week long event.
Chatham College advisor and counselor from Chatham College Ing in Piilsblred will visit Corry High on 16 Corey Area High School. Miss Sin will meet with applicants for admission to Chatham, offering one on one interviews. Roger Hoover, school guidance counselor, arranges Miss Susie’s conferences and sessions.
A small tornado struck a viral community near here before dawn in Bredonia four miles southeast of town, killing three people and heavily damaging homes. State Highway Patrol reported no other serious injuries and offered few additional details. The fatalities were all described as African American residents. The storm was part of a line of thunderstorms moving into West Tennessee as a cold front advanced.
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