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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 29, 1960
Page
1
Fragmented Local Notice About Property Description
A damaged OCR snippet references a location with numerical details and a reference to a county and a lodge or inn. The readable parts suggest a property or notice context but lack clear action, date, or names. The fragment mentions 2901 and a state delay, implying a legal or public notice about real estate or rights though specifics are unreadable.
Corry boards weigh budget cuts and paths to funds
Corry Board of Education and the Corry Area Joint School Committee analyzed a $70,000 reduction from the 1960-1961 budget. They discussed whether to accept the minimum or the maximum budget, with a middle ground favored. A one-mill tax increase could raise the $912,933 minimum while items like a $7,000 annual guidance director were evaluated for necessity given current staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Jointure Committee
Rodemeyer
Flye
House burglar admits crimes to state police
Robert Mee 33 admitted burglaries to state police after being apprehended in Columbus while returning to collect belongings from a local farm. Investigators tied him to March 17 break ins at Ralph Tipp and Harold Brewer residences, taking about $550 and a coat, revolver, and boots. He pled guilty to two burglary charges in court and was jailed in Erie County awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Columbus
Robert Mee
Distant
Clarion
Kittanning
Corp
John Krupey
Walter , Krups
John Hornick
McGuire
Jocal Barracks
Ralph Tipp
Tie
Harold Brewer
R. D
Brewer
McGwire
Pu- Hee
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Marsh
R. D, Corty
Erie County
Three Vehicle Crash on Center Street Causes $850
Three Corry cars collided on North Center Street in a chain reaction wreck. Damages totaled 850 dollars with one driver reporting a neck ache. Counts show 150 for Fargo, 550 for Beckwith, and 150 for Hansen.
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North Center Jsiever
Courtney Fargo
North Center Street
Stanley Beckwith
Snyder Circle
Flaven
Traffi
John Tionseni
West Pleasant Street
Tim
Hansen
Beckwith
Fargo
He Hansen
Worker crushed at bucket loader in Saddle Brook NJ
Henry Thryminelli, 39, of Paterson, was killed while working a Sunday shift in Saddle Brook. Police say his pants pocket caught a switch on a loader, engaging the bucket which crushed him, with the accident reported on site.
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Saddle Brook
N. J
Henry Thryminelli
Paterson
Ned
Corry Bid For Garbage Collection Accepted Or Not
The Superior Refuse Disposal Co of Erie offered the lowest monthly bid of 1.50 for three years to collect garbage from Corry homes. Five bids were opened, with others at 1.55 1.78 and 1.80 per month. A second session will decide award next Monday after Safety Director Ray Weber reviews the proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Refuse Disposal Co
Erie
Cornell
Austin Services Inc
Sam Smith
Alvin
Corry
Robert Joy
C. Nichols
Ray Weber
Superior
Weber Aura
Corry Trio in Fourth Youth Theft Probe Expands
Corry area police say a fourth suspect emerged in a long theft spree by three 15 year old boys. A stolen Grice Jewelers watch was recovered after questioning. Investigations continue at Corry Area High School with planned meeting of all four youths and parents next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Grice Jewelers
Harley Drake
Drake
Corry Area High School
Cafeteria Meals In Schools May Go Up 5 Cents
The Cory Area Joint Committee discussed raising school meals by five cents for the next year. Meals have been 20 cents with federal aid from the school lunch program keeping costs low. Committee will consult cafeteria managers and directors before deciding on prices.
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Curry Area Ventare
Cory Area
Cancer Fund Appeal Raises 988 To Date
Corry residents and industrial firms have contributed 988 dollars to the Cancer fund appeal. The drive reports 61 contributors returning donations from 410 letters sent. Three intensified days follow April 7 8 and 9. A panel of physicians will discuss cancer at Corry Area High School auditorium on April 5. Participants include Drs Hileman Brown Butters Tate Harmon all Corry and Dr Bacon of Erie and Richard Ennis of the Erie County cancer office. The public is urged to attend. De Gaulle meets farmers in Paris as he begins two days of talks with farm leaders claiming bankruptcy threats to Frances agriculture.
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Corry
Wisness
Cancer Fund
American —Cancer Society
Corry Area High School
Hileman
Brown
Butters
Tate
Harmon
Bacon
Erie
Richard Ennis
Erie County Cancer Office
Six children taken from parents after shack death toll rises
In Portland a three room shack home of Mr and Mrs Taylor Morris was cleared after the deaths of five sisters and two other children from malnutrition and pneumonia. A Juvenile Court judge removed the six surviving children to temporary custody following testimony. Nancy died after being found ill in a hospital nursery. The sisters were cared for by the Sisters of Charity at Providence Hospital. The surviving children Kenneth eight Thelma six Joyce ten Mary three months Tebert two and David four remain in care. several still suffer pneumonia or severe malnutrition. Further details note a child had died in Texas before the family moved to near Portland in 1954. Continued on page four.
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Portland
Are
Taylor Morris
Morris
Ralph S. Kennedy
Nancy
Hospital
Sister Prancelia
Sisters, of Charity
Our Lady of Providence Nursery
Providence Hospital
Carol Ann
Shack
Carol
Texas
Kenneth
Thelma
Joyce
Mary
Tebert
David
Robert
Pcumonia
Ater Francelia
Sparkie
Carl Dahl
Summit strategy on second Camp David day for summit talks
Eisenhower and Macmillan called top advisers to craft a joint U S British proposal to ban nuclear tests. The two leaders aim to shape broader Soviet negotiations on world issues as Camp David enters its second day with Herter nix and other officials en route for morning sessions.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillus
Soviet Union
Camp David
Richard M. Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Washington
George B. Kistiakowsky
John A. McCone
Atomic Energy Commission
William Penney
Macmillan
James H. Douglas
Defense
Philip J. Farley
Herler
Rioters Burn Buildings Tension Grips S Africa
Rioters burn a police station homes and churches in township violence near Johannesburg and Cape Town. Two dead, multiple injured as crowds lash out over shootings last week. Police struggle to disperse mobs with tear gas as army units are placed on standby.
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EU Hannesburg
South Africa
Leeng
Cape Town
Jacobus Fou
Ehe
Senate
Army S and Air Force Wnits
U.S. Security Council
New York
National African Congress
Pan-Africanist Congress
Johannesburg
Worcester Township
Whisky Warehouse Blast Kills 19 Firemen in Glasgow
A Scotland whisky warehouse explosion killed 19 firefighters and injured at least 40 as flames toppled a six story storage site holding 55 04 gallons of whisky and tobacco worth about 25 million dollars Officials said wartime losses were surpassed by this disaster as debris and flaming whiskey rivers engulfed three fire units and nearby tenements Two girls escaped the ruins after nightlong concerns of burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Britain
Crash Kills Four After Driver Given Ticket
Four people die in a head on crash on U.S. 80 two miles east of Clint Texas. Eduardo Torres of Beeville Texas is among the dead. A woman identified as Mrs David L Hewitt of Corpus Christi Texas and two other women are killed. A girl believed to be Rosanna Hewitt is hospitalized with serious injuries. The driver of the other car Charles Stewart from Cameron Texas was treated for shock. A negligent driving citation was found in the wallet of the deceased driver from Fabens Texas.
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EL Faso
Tex
U.S. 80
Clint
Eduardo Torres
Beeville
David L. Hewitt
Corpus Christi
Rosanna Hewitt
David 1
Hewitt
Charles Stewart
Cameron
Fabens
Helonginis
Torrez
School bus overturns near Lake Placid injures none
A school bus carrying 50 high school pupils toppled onto its side after crashing into a snowbank near Lake Placid New York yesterday. No injuries were reported and pupils were later accounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Placid
N. Y
Hope Rises In Kane Area Strike Proceedings
Nine week old Kane area labor dispute shows signs of movement as a 4 panel mediation group from the S Conctlusion and Mediation met at St. Marys with local officials and IUB AFL-CIO. The strike has created tense expectancy and a critical impasse affecting the company and employees and the regional economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Area
Mts
St. Marys
Iubafl-C1o
St Marys
Tragic Life Of Cleveland Man Ends In Tragedy
James J Zielinski lived in grim conditions with a 90 year old mother and several children. His wife Martha died young and his family faced multiple drownings and a suffocation death. Zielinski perished in a fire in cramped quarters without electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James J. Zielinski
Martha
Eugene
MCA
James
Cuyahoga Heights
Zielinski
Joh
Windsor
Ohio
Ziesinski
Garitlle
Gene
Beautification Group Plans Summer Clean-Up Drive
The Beautification Committee of the Chamber of Commerce held its first 1958 meeting at the Raymond division plant to map spring and summer efforts. Chairman E. W. Feldt reviewed progress since August 1957 and cited property owners improving unsightly sites. Plans include a re survey of prior areas and the second phase of stump removal by burning off when weather allows, plus a month long May clean-up fix-up and paint-up campaign led by Darwin Wolcott with assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Wity
Chamber of Commerce
E. W. Feldt
Man
Feldt
Peldt
Corry
Darwin Wolcott
Wolcott
Wibur Rickers
8. A. Long
Horton Davis
Richard Ohrn
Roy Reed
Ricker
Long
Burglars Steal $7,600 In Furs And Jewelry
In a Shadyside apartment, thieves entered likely through a key and took furs and $7,600 worth of jewelry, including a $1,500 Alaska-neal coat and a $1,200 mink stole. Police say no forcible entry was observed and the suspect list includes Reba Roth at Kenilworth Apartments as the witness.
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Pittsburgh
Burge Fars
Reba Roth
Kennilworth
Behlave
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Louis Berg
Simon Johnston
Roger Hoover
Curtis O'Shell
Hoover
Center Street
Flynaly- Loi
DE Gaulle
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Frances
Easton
Kan
Kansas Town
Nixon
Herter
S. Africa
Beautification Group
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