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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1963

Page

6

Spring notes from Corry youths and local incidents

Two Corry youngsters reported spring sightings for The Journal with Connie Mountain seeing a robin on Marion Street and Raymond Higley Jr. spotting two birds on Fifth Street. A bid of 84,600 from The Henry Shenk Co. for Magshiy Niagara restoration work was submitted to the General State Authority. A parked car was struck by a father, with the owner identified as David Herberg, reporting the incident. Fire crews responded to a shorted wiring blaze at a new Pennzoil station on Route 6, causing minor damage to Richard Young’s vehicle. Dr Donald C. Thomason of Albion will be named School Administrator of the Year by the Pennsylvania School Study Council at Penn State. Snow removal costs for Warren area roads may exceed 250,000, with costs already at 244,770.

Corry Connie Mountain Marion Street Raymond Higley Jr Fifth Street Henry Shenk Co Erie General State Authority Magshiy Niagara Inie David Herberg West Pleasant Street Marearst Herbert Sixth Avenue West Pleasant Pennzoil Richard Young Beaverdam Donald C. Thomason Albloo Pennsylvania School Study Council Pennsylvania State University Thompson Northwestern Albion Penn State College of Education

Girl Tortured by Father and Aunt in Ohio Barn

An 11 year old girl from Warren Township, Frances Jean Carr, told deputies she was locked in an unheated barn for days and sometimes in a metal trunk. Her father Francis Carr, 44, and aunt Jeanette Carr, 39, face unlawful torment and torture charges after the girl was admitted to Warren General Hospital with malnutrition and frostbite.

Warren Ohio Sheriff's Deputies Gir Frances Jean Carr Warren Township Francis Carr Jeanette Carr Warren General Tos-pital Trumbull County Sheriff's Tindle

Pennsylvania Highway Workers Strike Action Ordered

State officials order highway workers to return to work within 24 hours or face dismissal. About half of the 200-man Beaver County force and most of Fayette County's staff were idle, with counties Lehigh to Beaver affected. Officials say the austerity move saves about $9 million yearly.

Comue Wedd Webb Lehigh Carbon Bucks Berks Monroe Fayette Northampton Beaver Beaver County Fayete County Fayette County Uniontown Tte

The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air The Printed Word

A concise provocation on how speech and print shape memory and meaning across time. It contrasts spoken performance with written record, noting enduring presence of text in shaping public discourse and culture.

New York Newspapers Move Toward Settlement After Shutdown

AFL-CIO guild chief says publishers offered a final package including a wage raise and timing concessions to end the 97 day print strike by eight New York papers. Negotiations mediated by Mayor Wagner followed late night talks with publishers and unions. Ratification meetings for the stereotypers and other unions will determine acceptance of the plan.

NEW York Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild Thomas J. Murphy Guild Robert F. Wagner Murphy Waster Aft-Cio Storentyners Eugene Buttrill Buttrill Herald Tribune John James McMahon

Rail Talks Fall Through and Possible Rail Strike

CHICAGO AP. Negotiations on featherbedding collapsed after 90 minutes as union and railroad representatives failed to agree. Carrier spokesman James Wolfe said railroads plan sweeping work rule changes to curb featherbedding, with White House intervention now possible.

Chicago White House AK. B. Gilbert Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen James E. Wolfe

Russia and Yanks Both Popular in Western Opinion

Preliminary European poll results show favorable views of U.S. foreign policy at a high point since 1956 with boosts in Britain and declines in France. The survey also notes growing pro Soviet sentiment across Western Europe, increased approval of Soviet policies, and a stronger Soviet peace image despite some resistance in West Germany.

U.S West Germany Britain France Western Europe West Germany Soviet Union

Britons Germans and Italians shift views of Soviet conduct

A poll shows not favorable impressions of Soviet international conduct from June 1962 to February 1963 rose in Britain from minus 53 to plus 3 percent, fell in Germany from minus 66 to minus 13, and rose in France from minus 35 to plus 21. Net favorable ratings dropped in Britain and France, rose in Germany, with Italy up from 27 percent in February 1962 to 42 percent by June 1962.

Britain Germany France America Italy

Girls Swim Meet Highlights 18 Tank Events at YMCA

Five girls were double winners at the YMCA meet featuring Mary Beth Keppel's team. Carol Brown and Carol Auer led wins in multiple races across high school, junior high, and Gray divisions. Results list first to third places across 18 events including freestyle, backstroke, butterfly, diving, and non-swimming steamboat and free-for-all races.

YMCA Mary Beth Keppel Carol Brown Carol Auer Mary Summerville Chris Amy Meg Sharrow Gray Yonge Carel Brown Mary Summerville Miss Keppel Lynn Webster Rebecca Mink Susan Sample Marcia Stahl Heidi Keppel Laura Neckers Barb Keppel Robin Jolley Linda Krupa Ellen Hooks Gray LuAnn Peiffer Linda Sharrow Julie Sandberg Mary Bennett Becky Bulard Pebble Peebles Diane

The Gospel Healing Miracles and Unshackled Hope

The article blends a biblical reflection on Mark five healing miracles with a call to spiritual rescue through the Unshackled program. It cites demoniac healing and a chronicle of hopeless cases then links faith in Christ’s power to present day conversions, urging contact with the gospel for salvation and intercession.

Marie Gadara Mark Abe Hill Pacific Garden Mission of Chicago Earth Christ of God Jesus Christ

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