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22 Mar 1961
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1961
Page
1
Wine Hur and rece tone in 1 3103 mystery
A brief column fragment notes a wine related event with unclear details. It mentions a tone and a date code 1 3103, hinting at a tasting or shipment note. Reads as an OCR fragment with limited readable names or places.
Nuclear Treaty Talks Damaged By Insistent Soviet Union
Geneva dispatch reports the American British delegations see the Soviet position as damaged but not destroyed the nuclear test ban talks. Western powers seek to press concessions while Tsarapkin warns about French explosions and demands a three member control board with a Soviet veto in the proposed organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
France
U.N
Mass Care Dry Run Moved To Corry High School
Corry and Erie planners moved the mass care dry run from Mead Park to Corry Area High School to test May exercise facilities. Officials will set up a fireplace and cook dinner April 22 at 9 am for a small group, joining Civil Defense units and Red Cross leaders in planning the mass care event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perannael
Corry
Erie
Corry Public Library
Wiliam McKinley
McKinley
Albert Cole
Norbert Bachemer
Cochairmen
Red Cross
Doorbell Press Triggers Fatal Margate House Blast
Police say officer Donald Wright pressed a Margate bunga low doorbell and a nearby eight-room house blew up. Doris Mill, 66, was found dead in a gas-filled kitchen. Wright unharmed. authorities cite a spark from the locally operated fuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margate
England
Donald Wright
Doris ‘Mill
Wreckae
Wright
Five Convicted in Royal Navy Secrets Spy Ring
In London a group of three men and two women including an American couple were convicted of stealing royal navy secrets for the Soviet Union. They receive prison terms up to twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin London
Royal Navy
Unio
Man finds $240000 on street returns it for $10000 reward
Los Angeles AP report describes Douglas William Johnson, an unemployed Black handyman, who found 240000 dollars on the street and returned it. Brink's awarded 10000 dollars to Johnson after a flurry of calls and offers, including a college scholarship for his son. Johnson plans to buy a house and says his family received many mailings, some hostile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas W. Johnson
Center
Los Angeles
John D. Allen
Brinks
Ine
Johnson
Douglas William Johnson
Johnsons
Brink's, Inc
Armored Truck Company
Brink's
Richard
Corryite Nurse Directress Named at Union City Memorial
Miss Ruta Hand named directress of Nurses at Union City Memorial Hospital, announced today. Daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Hand of 631 Spring Street, she has five years at Union City hospital, is a graduate of St Edwards High School, and trained at Spencer Hospital Meadville. She previously served five years at Carry Memorial Hospital as charge nurse and operating room supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurry
Ruta Hand
Union City Memorial Hospital
Miss Hand
B. J. Hand
Union City Hospital
St. Dward's High School
Ater
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Meadville Nursing School
Cory
Carry Memorial Hospital
Carry Hospital
Kennedy weighs more aid to Laos amid Laos crisis
President Kennedy plans increased military assistance to the pro Western government of Laos unless the Soviet Union agrees to a prompt settlement. Initial steps may include training by U S forces and supplying more modern weapons. SEATO leaders to discuss the crisis as Britain and France resist outside intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Laos
Union
U.S
Vientiane
Utte
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Bangkok
Thailand
Stile
Dean Rusk
Sion Kennedy
Rusk
Sue
Robert
McNamara
White House
State Department
Harold Caccia
Herve Alphand
Britain
France
SEATO
United States
Australia
Pakstan
Philippines
New Zealand
Nee
Fish Fry Draws 300 At Corry Rod and Gun Club
About 300 attended the annual fish fry at the Corry Rod and Gun Club on East Washington street last evening. Twelve prizes were awarded including door prizes won by Merle Andrews and Mele Burrows. Speakers from state and county agencies spoke on wildlife and conservation topics during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Rod and Gun Club
East Washington Street
Merle Andrews
Northeast
Mele Burrows
East Columbus Avenue
Tims
State Game Commission
Ken Corey
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Warren County
Robert Parleman
Prynkiin
Norman Bly
Erie County
Roger Wola
Erie
Virgil Grose
Brie
Crawford Counties
Elmer Simpson
Talon City
Arthur Codhran
Arthur Knapp
Merrill Patterson
Joe Yom R. East
Unconscious For Weeks Daughters Keep Vigil At Bedside Of Injured Parents
Carl Tune and his wife, Janet and Kay, remain unconscious in a Temple hospital after separate accidents. Their daughters Janet and Kay have left college to stay by the bedsides as Dr. James Petigrew cautions no immediate improvement. The Tunes are active in central Texas youth work and local sports, with Carl a former Quarterback Club member and Little League helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple, Tex
Carl Tune
Temple Hospital
James Petuigrew
Janet
Kay
Nodther Tune
Tune
Denton
Lex
Mareha
Jxter
North Texas State
Anet
Central
Texas
Temple
Americal Desk Co
Kennedy pushes broad foreign aid and labor reforms
President Kennedy proposes a sweeping overhaul to foreign aid creating a five year, multi billion program with authority to borrow from the Treasury. The plan seeks to unite aid programs under a single agency, tailor country specific projects, and emphasize loans repayable in dollars. Kennedy urges Congress to act, arguing the decade of development will shape the world for future generations. He also appeals to management and labor to align policy with national welfare while maintaining a balanced federal role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dent Kennedy
Congress
Hay
Marshall Pty
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Kenney
Secretary of State
Weeney
Treasury
1Wa
Comake
Comake O Ther Policy-Smokme
2Hman Labor Management-Public Advisory Panel
Stevenson condemns Soviet Congo attack at United Nations
Adlai Stevenson denounces the Soviet assault on Dag Hammarskjold and the U.N. Congo operation during the General Assembly debate. He accuses the Soviet Union of cold war brinkmanship, warns that withdrawal would undermine peace efforts, and stresses U.S. resolve against de facto U.N. disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Congo
Kennedy
General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Henry Ford Cooper
Liberia
Gromyko
Hammarskjold
Assembly
Patrice Lumumba
Stevenson
Park Mead Park funds shift from pool to historic building
The Corry Elks Club raised about $2,000 for a Mead Park pool, but the idea waned. Money will now fund a nearby historical building to house the Climax engine. Directors also reported park cleanup progress, a $75 damage recovery, and Memorial Day move to Memory Lane. There are 106 park reservations for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Corry
Climax
al Vanssens
Hiram Brewer
Clifford Lane Yanssens
Nichols Lodge
Olin Bracken Field
Norbert Bachumner
Pertiys Yiunsaose F
Cut State Program For Hospitalized Veterans Slashed
A state program serving hospitalized veterans, previously running for three months, will be cut to four months of funding. The change shifts support to a shorter term funding window and alters access to services for veterans in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrismurgh
Union City Man Wills $15,000 To Family and Charity
The $15,000 estate of Roy A. Robbins of Union City will be distributed mainly to his widow and daughters with small gifts to charity. He died at age 70 and left $2,000 to each of five grandchildren. Charitable grants include $1,000 to the Evangelical United Brethren Church of Union City, $1,000 for new Sunday School construction, and $1,000 for foreign missionary work to be allotted by the church. The remainder goes to the widow, Mrs. Blanch Elizabeth Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Monith
Roy A. Robbins
Velma Alter
Pasadena
Texas
Win
Ifred Riley
Payton
Ohio
Evangelical United Brethren Gharch
Blanch Elizabeth Robbins
Lawrence Seeks Eleven Million For Warren State Hospital
Gov David Lawrence proposes eleven million dollars in the Capital Funds budget for Warren State Hospital. The plan includes six million one hundred seventy five thousand for a new male geriatric housing building and three million one hundred nine thousand five hundred two for a female geriatrics area plus funds for kitchen renovation and shop upgrades. State Welfare officials labeled the Warren project a top priority and say work will start only after approval, with extensive renovations and an addition to the kitchen planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren State Hospital
David L. Lawrence
Richard Haratine
Lawrence
Thalso
Warren Vallcunc Wis
State Department of Welfare
Robert H. Israel
Warren’ State Hospital
Tobacco Industry Denies Smoking Cancer Link
The tobacco industry states no evidence links smoking to cancer, citing years of research. The scientific advisory board of the industry's research committee issued the disclaimer noting they do not reveal the answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Industry
Aterive
Three from range win in clearing amid forest course
Mads lands cleanly in a gap between trees near the State Mouse arena and rides away to claim the international parachuting championship venue at Publiclee, marking a bold victory in a challenging field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mads
Ridiig
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Reds
al Fox
Columbus
Tod and Reel
Louis Milles
East South Street
Robert McCann
Spartansburg
Ton Foreman
John Johnson
Ed Messinger
Mead Avenue
Harold Scott
J R “Dearing
West Washington Sweet
Henry Fosburgh
Columbus Avenue
Douglas Rozelle
East Bouih Street
Boots
Temple Junior College
Carav
Adlai Stevenson
Historical Building Fund At Park Grows
Area Hospital
Boston
Orange
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