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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
3
Reports say windows were broken in cottages north of Cottage Park at Columbus. Vandalism may have occurred between last November and now, hampering an ongoing Corry Police probe.
The forecast calls for temperatures about 11 degrees above normal with small changes through Monday and precipitation 0.2 to 0.4 inches as showers Friday and unsettled early next week. Postmaster James P. Sullivan transfers from Corry Memorial to Erie Veterans Admin Hospital. condition poor. Richard Rhoades, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Rhoades, remains in satisfactory condition after leg amputation at Corry Memorial. Three area residents, Eugene Sweet, Donald W Stevenson, and Virgil Tubbs, named for jury duty at Warren County Courthouse beginning April 5.
Camp Springs Borough Council will hear former police chief Shelton R Greene’s appeal after dismissing him earlier this month. Greene announced retirement effective the next day to pursue other business, contradicting the council’s claim of resignation. Mayor Stanley Woodring noted Greene had not submitted a written resignation.
Corry area plans a hymn sing Sunday at 8 15 pm at West Spring Creek Congregational Church Downen of Churches will lead with Max Bennink of Columbus as song leader Jack McIntyre of the First Methodist Church will read the scripture Participants include Judy Carndal of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Albany and Elaine Wester of Columbus and Sharon Minor of the First Presbyterian Church
Funeral planned for Alexander Macinnes 87 in Erie with service at Donald C Burton Funeral Home. He worked at McInnes Steel Co in Corry, led Hammond Steel Co Syracuse and Hroquois Steel Fulton, moved to Erie in 1926 to form Machines Steel Sales. Surviving family includes six sons, a daughter, two sisters, 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Friends may visit today at Burton Funeral Home 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Funeral services held yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home for Clifford L. Clark with Rev. Robert Pier officiating. Burial was in Spring Creek Cemetery. Bearers included Glen Donaldson, Bernard Porter, Harold Holdy, Robert Sperry, Frank Kafferlin, and Paul McKay. Attendees from out of town came from Ashville, Erie, Buffalo, Warren, Lawrent Park, Spartansburg, and others. VFW firing squad provided graveside honors under Donald Sherman.
Washington AP The nine member Supreme Court now shows a liberal tilt in civil rights and personal freedoms led by Justice Goldberg after his 1969 appointment. Justice White remains less predictable, often conservative, though sometimes siding with liberals on key rulings. The pattern contrasts with earlier conservative majorities and shows Goldberg aligning with Warren Black Douglas and Brennan, shaping recent decisions on investigations, counsel rights, and access to records.
The article notes Goldberg aligned with liberals in most cases involving individual rights, with White occasionally dissenting. It cites voting patterns across multiple decisions from Feb to Mar, including Georgia county-unit, South Carolina breach of peace, citizenship wartime laws, and Virginia NAACP aid cases, and emphasizes White’s mixed stance.
A mobile home and adjoining rooming unit were gutted early yesterday morning leaving a family of ten homeless. Mrs. Clark and seven children aged from 1 to 10 escaped in their night clothing when a kitchen fire rapidly grew out of control around 2 30 a m. Nothing was saved. The fire department reported extreme flames and the family narrowly rescued only with the clothes on their backs.
The court weighs radar speed readings in a Sept 17 1961 turnpike case. Bartley was arrested for 60 mph in a 50 mph zone in Indiana Twp Allegheny County. Officials debate instrument accuracy and legal distance required to arrest for speeding.
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