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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1962

Page

2

Local notices and ads for Corry area events and services

Report updates and emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and ambulance services. Weekend trip to Washington DC offered by Warren City Bus Lines for 60 50 with hotel and tips included. Bowling leagues sign up at Bowl Aire contact 3 3772. Bake sale at Sears by Harding PTA. Easter candy layaway at Croscot's. Admits and discharges listed for local residents in Corry and Union City. Maple syrup label and tag supplies at Corry Journal Printing. Elk members dinner special at 1.00. Turben's Auto Service and Anne Mallory piano performances advertised at Hotel Corry.

Washington, D.C Warren City Bowl-Air Sears Harding Croscot’s Turben Chevrolet Gold Room Hotel Corry Anne Mallory

New Oral Polio Vaccine Unveiled For All Three Types

The U S government approved Type I H oral polio vaccine for general use joining the Salk injected vaccine and Sabin created oral vaccine. The combination promises protection from all three polio forms. Surgeons general notes two vaccines offer options for physicians. Large scale production timelines remain uncertain. Also reports National Steel Corp net income fell to 32.92 million in 1961 from 41.99 million in 1960.

Washington Albert Salk Albert Sabin U.S Seer Luther L. Terry Public Health Service Pfizer, Ltd Sandwich England Lederle Laboratories Pearl River N.Y Terry Pittsburgh National Steel Corp

Jealousy blamed in triple murder and suicide case

ImruRium Pennsylvania area report says jealousy motivated the March 21 killings in Gardeau. Jessie Biffle 27 shot wife Bonnie 17 and their 10 month old Roy then killed neighbor Sidney Carl Long 25, before killing himself. Neighbor Henry Alderman testified Biffle appeared intoxicated and had threatened to kill someone.

ImruRium Gardeau Cameron County Jessie Biffle Bonnie Roy Sidney Carl Long Long Riffle Henry Alderman Alderman

Journal Subscription Drive Promises Easy News Access

Readers are urged to subscribe to the Journal for easy access to daily news. The drive emphasizes convenient delivery, full newspaper access, and ongoing coverage across local and national events. Subscriptions offer timely updates and trusted reporting.

Plan Coup In Argentina Seeks Parliamentary Reform

Morning papers report Argentina may shift to a parliamentary system reducing the presidency to a figurehead and granting real power to a prime minister. The military, after assembling commanders from across the country, demanded Frondizi’s ouster as Peronists scored sweeping victories in the National Assembly and provincial elections.

Crneppraeerg Ge Pee Rede Prondizi Argentina Frondizi Juan D

Funeral services for Mary Macko announced

The notice states Mary Macko's funeral details with arrangements at Bracken Funeral Home. Friends may call Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A prayer service is at 8 30 a.m. Thursday followed by a Requiem Mass at 9 p.m. at St Elizabeth's Church. Interment will be in church cemetery.

Fire crews quell brush fires near Lock Haven campus

Fire Department succeeded in putting out the brush fires before they caused any extensive damage. Lock Haven is one of 14 state colleges in Pennsylvania. Its enrollment is about 1,200. The school is located in north central Pennsylvania about 110 miles by car from Harrisburg.

Lock Haven Pennsylvania Harrisburg

Students Riot At Lock Haven

Students at Lock Haven rioted blocking roads and setting barricades for hours. Police attempted to calm them via loud speaker. student representatives appealed and the disturbance ended without arrests. Officials planned talks with college leaders as officers investigated property damage.

Parsons Poddie

Post Format Due For More Toning Down

PMILADULINA the new editor of the Saturday Evening Post says the magazine will tone down the recently overhauled format. Robert Lee Sherrod, 53, took over as editor Monday and says changes will continue but the paper will not return to the old Post.

Pmiladulina Saturday Evening Post Robert Lee Sherrod Post Sherrod Robert J. Fucss Sunday Bob Georgia

State approves $16,262 aid for disabled nursing home care

Five Pennsylvania counties will receive checks totaling 16262 to support nursing home operations for the permanently and totally disabled aged 18 to 65. The payments were approved by the State Welfare Department under a program begun December 1.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Welfare Department

Erie County to crack down on roaming unlicensed dogs

Erie County will launch a county wide drive against roaming unlicensed dogs in rural and urban areas. State Dog Law officers will target owners who have not renewed 1961 licenses, with fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days jail. About half of the 23 000 county dogs are licensed this year, underscoring enforcement need.

Erie Erie County Paul Hanas State Department of Agriculture Bureau Hanas Erle County Crawford Mercer Pennsylvania Tier Hanassah Hanes

Unemployed Man Held In Theft Of Rare Coins

An unemployed construction worker, Edward Thornton Hill, 24, of Steelton, was arrested for stealing 22,800 dollars of rare coins from six midstate connectors. He is in Dauphin County prison awaiting further action after being identified by robbery victim Edward Wenrich in a police lineup.

Marupsurg Vary Midstate Watare Edward Thornton Hill Steelton Hill Dauphin County Elmer Wenrich

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