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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1961
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment mentions a British base and radio messages tied to an execution and government or national figures. The text is corrupted, leaving unclear names, dates, and actions. No coherent event details or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Local notices show service details for Glenn City at LT There M and D7 to 9 on Evergreen Island. Specifics are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate daily operations and a schedule window. Individuals or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the readable portion.
In Harrisburg a rising debate over reviving restricted drivers licenses divides Pennsylvania leaders. Senate plans a bill this week to issue licenses for those who drive to earn a living, while traffic safety officials warn it could cripple the highway safety program. Lawmakers expect action on various measures as committees prepare votes on license rules and other public affairs.
A Kane County couple Edward and Antoinette Mutschler and their young grandson Robert Brett were overcome by gas fumes at a summer camp cabin near Kane. Mr Mutschler woke, opened doors for fresh air, found his wife and grandson semi conscious, and neighbors assisted until emergency crews arrived. Faulty operation of a recently installed heating system was cited as the cause.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburg Division will meet Riverview and Memorial Cemetery officials next week to discuss relocation required by the Elmaia Dam project. Memorial Cemetery is run by the Board of Supervisors. Riverview Cemetery Association oversees the other burial ground. Meetings are scheduled for tomorrow and Wednesday.
Senator Karl Mundt reports that Dwight D. Eisenhower is not angry with him after Mundt quoted the former president’s criticism of the Kennedy administration. Mundt cites a “Dear Karl” letter from Eisenhower as proof, noting assurances on their friendship and a reaffirmed relationship after recent media coverage.
Senate expected to approve House amendments to a bill giving boroughs and second class townships the choice to pay tax collectors salaries or commissions. Next Saturday marks the deadline for communities wishing to implement the change.
In San Francisco last May a City Hall protest over a film titled Operation Abolition ignited a heated debate. Witnesses including Hobert Eunson and several attorneys claimed students and teachers “did the work of Communists” during the demonstration, while others blamed police actions and the House Un-American Activities Committee for the disruption.
Television critics weighed the Kennedy Nixon debates and the Ed Sullivan Jack Paar clash as TV history in the making. Merrill on Paar drew attention by singing a solo and earning a fee far larger than the show’s typical $320 limit, prompting questions about performers’ future appearances on Paar versus Sullivan. St Patrick's Day mood filled channels as Sullivan showcased vaudeville acts with Irish names.
Art Carney starred in a heavy handed musical fantasy titled O Hallorans Luck about an Irish immigrant in America who encounters an expatriate leprechaun. The leprechaun and his Bil Baird marionettes crossed into the story but the blend of live actors and puppets didn t quite land.
National Guard units rushed to Woodland to aid rescues as tornadoes leveled homes and a trailer in Arkansas injuring several. Five twisters were sighted near Harrison and other towns in Illinois, with damages reported in Bremen and Sparta. Weather Bureau teams tracked the storm as crews worked to assess impact and provide relief.
Sermon notes urge constant watchfulness in faith based on Matthew 26 40 51 and God’s word. Charles Koch highlights readiness in daily life from purchasing a car to awaiting heaven, stressing a sure time and reward for the faithful. Emphasizes love devotion expectation and joyful anticipation as lamps are kept burning for the Lord.
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