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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1961

Page

2

Admitted and discharged names list from Corry area

The notice lists admitted and discharged individuals by last name and address across Corry and Union City including Mrs Roy Tuch Jr R D 3 Corry Mrs Leonard Hardinger and others. It mentions several residents such as Hetty Kennedy Zygmunt Kasnik Erie Lawrence Craker Mott Street and Joseph Edwards R D 2 Corry along with Union City residents and local businesses advertising products and services.

Roy Tuch Jr R. D Corry Leonard Hardinger Stradsbuire Robert Myr Hugh Hall Pittsfield Kenneth Hazeltine West Pleasant Street Hetty Kennedy East Iron Truy Steet Zygmunt Kasnik Erie Lawrence Craker Mott Street Velmour Beardsley Spring Creek Joseph Edwards Union City Calla Spencer Warden Street David Perkins High Street Union Cit Raymond Jeffreys Guys Mills Lawrence Barton Fifth Avenue Marshall Young Ernest Dietzel Milton Bonney Wattsburg Thomas Morgan Centerville

Church Body Opposed to Parochial School Loans

Washington AP describes a National Council of Churches official predicting the governing body would oppose federal loans for parochial school construction while acknowledging some may support loans at market rates, citing church experiences and aligning with stated federal aid positions. The NCC represents Protestant and Orthodox churches totaling about 4 million members.

Washington National Council of Churches Gerald K. Knot Division of Christian Education House Education Committee Knoff United States

Grandmother Seeks Washing Machine After 107th Birthday

In Louisville Margaret Lewis, 107, asks for an automatic washing machine to ease chores, saying she needs help keeping things clean. She lives with a granddaughter, spends time knitting and making quilts, and reflects on aging. A separate item notes Patrick Pavilck, 74, of Belmont NH, indicted by a federal grand jury for threatening to kill President Kennedy before the inauguration.

Louisville Margaret Lewis Mrs. Lewis Glaznow Kye Concord N. H Richard P. Pavilck Yyterday Kennedy Pariick Belmont NH Fleridy

Beaver County man on trial over toll scheme

Franklin J LaCava, 41, a former Pennsylvanial toll collector from Bilwood City, is on trial for a second time on charges of pocketing toll money. A Beaver County jury failed to reach a verdict at his first trial. He allegedly devised a plan to place steel plates over car counting devices to reduce recorded tolls.

Beaver. Pa (Ap Frank J LaCavn Thenpike Bilwood City LaCavn Beaver Coutts LaCava Rose Beaver Valley

Automation and Dining Change Pace Across America

Philadelphia AP reports that eating has sped up while drinking slows, as automation reshapes food service. Union experts note vending machines in schools and pre prepared foods trim cooks’ jobs, while bartenders observe fewer public guzzlers and more lingering with wine and specialty cocktails.

Philadelphia Pon Tecé Emde Union Concensus

Rail disaster disrupts lines while freight cars derail

A series of mishaps halted Ruthront tracks as seven runaway freight cars derailed causing $25,100 in damage. The incident involved a uncoupling during switching on a line where four main tracks were temporarily tied up. In Pittsburgh officials announce a 200 mile rail tour to push equal government treatment for the industry. The trek along the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie will pass Beaver Falls New Castle Youngstown McKeesport Brownsville and Connellsville from March 29 to 23. Separately the Wilkes-Barre Industrial Fund Campaign reports $1,102,076 raised to lure jobs and factories, aiming to create about 5,000 new positions.

Ruthront Pittsburgh Pitishunehroilroad Day Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Beaver Falls New Castre Younizstown Ohio McKeesport Brownsville Connellsville United States Wilkes-Barre Greater

Man Innocent In Case Of Missing Pill Machines

In Allegheny County, a jury acquitted Fred Preston, 44, of McKeesport, of stealing 4500 pill making machines from Bird's Dry Store basement. Preston claimed he took refuse from the store and believed the machines were unwanted waste, selling some for scrap about $800. Harold Bird valued the machines at $12 each.

Pittsburghap Jwy Fred Preston McKeesport Preston Bird's

Local drive aims to aid 12,000 unemployed in region

A fundraising drive sought pledges from labor and industry in a region where about 12,000 people are out of work after a major downturn, with substantial needs identified for relief and employment programs.

Dalys Contest Candidacy Petitions in Erie County

Damian Daly filed a protest with the Erie County Election Board alleging Wallace Daly's petition was late. County Solicitor Lindley R. McClelland ruled the petition valid. Damian and Wallace Daly, not related, seek the Democratic nomination for County Recorder of Deeds amid GOP challenger Robert M. Dalley.

D. Daly ERIE GOP Daly Damian Daly Wallice Daly

Campbell Soup former president James McGowan Jr. dies

James McGowan Jr. 75 longtime Campbell Soup Co former president and board chairman died at a Philadelphia hospital yesterday. He led the company through years of growth and oversaw major acquisitions as a top executive. The industry mourns the longtime food giant's leader.

Campbell Philadelphia James McGowan Jr Campbell Soup Co

Opposes Aid For Parochial Schools In Pennsylvania

The Pennsylvania Council of Churches urged lawmakers to resist federal aid to private and parochial schools. The Council President Horace Ports of York said public schools must be maintained and that religious bodies should operate their own schools without expecting public subsidies or special privileges. Members emphasized freedom to religious education while rejecting extended government support for parochial institutions.

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