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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1962

Page

6

Two Chamber meetings and a Lutheran World Federation invitation

The Bracken Funeral Home announces private services for infant Michael Lee Muedje son of Mr and Mrs Robert Muedje of 3 Shyder Circle Corry Memorial Hospital. Twin brother and maternal grandparents Joseph Malik Corry and Ruth Carroll Columbus survive. Also noted are two Chamber of Commerce meetings at the Municipal Building tonight a land value taxation class at 7 30 p m and a Retail Division meeting at 8 p m. Thiel College president Dr Chauncey Bly announced an invitation for the fourth assembly of the Lutheran World Federation in Helsingki Finland July 3 through August 1 featuring concerts and a music festival. Funeral services for Elizabeth Ann Harvey were held in North East with survivor grandmother Alice R Petracea Corry. A Franklin trucker and local driver collided on West Washington Street causing $250 damage to one car. Ralph T. Sperry 70 of East Washington Street and George F. Updyke 42 of Franklin were involved. Updyke was backing from a driveway at 800 West Washington. Mrs Thomas Lamendola reported a brown and white Chihuahua with red collar at her East Main Street home without an owner.

Michael Lee Muedje Dani Robert Muedje Corry Memorial Hospital Mit Bracken Feneral Joseph Malik BR. D. Corry Ruth Carroll Columbus Chamber of Commerce Chamber Thiel College i Greengillet Cor Finrt The Lutheran World Federation Hel~sinke Finland Chauncey G. Bly Thiel College North East Elizabeth Ann Harvey Spencer Harvey Alice R. Petracea Corry Franklin West Washington Ralph T. Sperry East Washington Street West Washington Street George F. Updyke Updyke Thomas Lamendola East Main Street

Deny Steel Agreement Deny Steel Negotiations Persist

A Detroit Free Press report on a wage contract remains denied by steel negotiators R Conrad Cooper and David J McDonald who say talks are ongoing and the article is false They insist they are still in exploratory discussions despite claims of a basic agreement The exchange follows a day of denials from both leaders.

Asburgh Sop R. Conrad Cooper David J. McDonald Steel Workers Edwin A. Lahey Detroit Free Press Washington Chie Cooper Lahey McDonald

Merger talk draws questions at Corry panel meeting

Directors in five districts weigh tax effects local autonomy and board structure as merger moves forward. Youngsville and Edinboro note at large seats rarely favor the larger district. Albion shows at large seats possible after merger. Parliament opens in Peiping with Communist China rubber-stamp assembly.

Timous Mat Morsly Dreichimy Hw Bainbure Jointure Wits Toy Nwo Ghelsom Singh Tans Portitles Lieerting Amos Corry John Mohit Sereer Spencer Brokenstraw Valley Youngsville Mat Wirren County Uiat Shupe Edinboro Albion Peiping Tokyo China

Argentinian Student Mabel Maasins on Peron Crisis

Mabel Maasins, a Rosario native and Allegheny College student guest in the Tarbells home, offers a calm view of Argentina's crisis. She explains voting laws, the military and navy power struggles, and the unclear future of Peronistas amid Frondizi's rule.

Mabel Normian Tarbell Tar- Bell Linda Argentina Juan Peron Peronistas Frondizi Amy Maas Rosario Peron Communist Party Allegheny Prondii

Find More Fail Chaff In Area In War Zones Report

A bizarre wartime find in Titusville area fields uncovered aluminum chaff used to jam radar from airplanes. Ted Crandall of Hydetown reported multiple clusters, some untangled, scattered across district fields and near Warren, likely dropped during aerial maneuvers to disrupt radar. The article also veers into Argentina related stories about Mabel and political figures.

Titusville Tietusville Ted Crandall Hydetown Warren Berlin U. S West Germany

Explosion disrupts Perry High School boiler room

In QceNville near Shakleyville Perry High School remains closed after a boiler room blast that forced 400 pupils to evacuate. No injuries were reported as gas was shut off and investigators review the incident to determine the blast cause. Classes are set to resume after inspections today and tomorrow.

Qcenville Ar Ummodore Perry High Scholel Shakleyville

Council weighs street paving costs and salt stabilization plan

A council session debated charging abutting property owners for salt stabilization costs if future paving and curbing occur on Essex Avenue Wright Snyder Circle Lemon and West Irving streets. Solicitor Brown will rule on legality. White Street property owners pressed two points including sewer line issues and curb removal, amid state funded paving plans.

Essex Street Avenue A Wright Street Snyder Circle Lemon Street Main Pleasant Street West Irving Street Center Mead Avenue J. R. Dearing Roger Brown White Street State Highway Department

Nation Enjoys Spring Weather Across The Nation

Pleasant early spring weather prevailed with fair skies and mild temperatures nationwide. Some regions saw light rain or snow, notably New England, the Pacific Northwest, and the eastern Carolinas. Flood threats grew in Iowa and Nebraska with rivers spilling banks, West Point evacuating about 200 residents, and ice jams adding more water. temperatures mostly 40s and 50s, with subfreezing readings in the Great Lakes, upper Mississippi Valley, and eastern South Dakota.

New England Pacific Northwest Carolinas Dakotas Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Sioux City Spencer Sioux Ciy Floyd River Big Sioux Little Sioux Nebraska West Point Valley Great Lakes Mississippi Valley South Dakota

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