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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1964

Page

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Field House Add On Corry High School Bid Readings

About 40 officials and contractors heard bids on adding to Corry Area High School. The field house would cost 39 737 if approved, with total project costs around 524 215 plus equipment. Beyer Construction Co. of Warren submitted the low general bid of 378 500 including equipment.

Corry Area High School Corry Area Beyer Construction Company Warren H. Platt Co Erie New Concord New Columbus Carl E. Swanson Concauld Hough Reyer Company Tae Planetarum Beyer Company Stefanek and Sons of Farrell

Corry Country Club Moves To Survey On Pool Feasibility

The Corry Country Club will begin a member survey next week to decide if a swimming pool should be built on the hilltop. Project chairman George Creutl outlines a pool about 80 by 35 feet with children’s area, dressing rooms, fencing, and filtration. Estimated cost runs from 30 000 to 35 000 dollars with a 54 dollar season use fee from June 1 to Labor Day. The site will be chosen by the board and construction could take 20 to 25 days.

The Corry Country Club George Creutl Orcutt Corty County

Who'll Give in? Individual Or Company?

Juan Macias faces a phone service dispute as his tractor blocks a Texas Telephone and Telegraph Co. cable across his land. He and about 2,000 subscribers seek a rate hike rescission. Rev. Collin Farr backs the protest as 4 p.m. deadline nears.

Paleone Juan Macias Texas Telephone and Telegraph Co Macias Collin Farr

Oldest Wesleyan Alumnus Rev Jerome Greer Dies

Hamden Connecticut reports the death of the Rev Jerome Greer 10T oldest alumnus of Nebraska Wesleyan University He served his first pastorate in Hanover Michigan in 1893 and was a longtime Methodist clergyman obituary notes his historic tenure.

Hamden Conn Jerome Greer Nebraska Wesleyan University Hanover

Elder Sisters Clash Leaves One Hospitalized

An 88 year old woman, Mary Matczak, was charged with second degree assault after allegedly hitting her 80 year old sister Catherine Lewandowski with a shoe heel, a stool, and a metal screen at their home. Lewandowski was taken to Brooks Memorial Hospital with multiple bruises. A city judge ordered Matczak committed to the State Hospital in Gowanda for observation.

Unkink Mary Matezak Catherine B. Lewandowski Miss Lewandowski Brooks Memorial Hospital

Blatt Margin Narrowed as Absentee Totals Reported

Absentee ballots in two counties edged Genevieve Blatt closer to Justice Michael Musmanno with Blatt up by two votes. Pike County reported no absentee ballots. Montour County added two for Blatt and none for Musmanno. official and unofficial tallies mostly matched.

Court Order Ends RR Firemen Strikes Across Systems

U S marshals served a temporary injunction ending the last of four rail road firemen strikes over job eliminations. The Joliet area order halted picket lines as 800 workers faced yard disruptions. the walkouts, unauthorized, followed a 10 day restraining order from Washington. A Monday hearing was set.

Chicago U.S Joliet Tfl Elgin Illinois Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad Peoria & Pekin Union Railway Washington Pennsylvania Railroad Conway Alexander Holtzoff

Primary Elections Cost 13123 in Erie County

Erie County taxpayers funded the April 28 primary with 13123. Officials paid 10156 for runners and polling place rentals. Additional bills covered supplies 130 and space for voting machines 2806. Three county police were paid 10 each for courthouse lot patrol. Supplies delivered by courthouse maintenance staff.

Erie County Erie

Pistol Found in Wreckage Spurs FBI Probe of Air Crash

A cocked and loaded 38 caliber revolver found among wreckage sparks FBI involvement in Thursday's Pacific Air Lines crash that killed four aboard. FRagments and a garbled tape mark evidence. initial info suggested a San Francisco officer owned the gun. The plane departed Reno, stopped in Stockton, and crashed near San Francisco after a radio garble.

Concord Gall Pacific Air Lines FBI Civil Aeronautics Board Reno New Stockton Calif San Francisco Federal Aviation Agency George Lacau Betty

Johnson presses racial justice in Atlanta crowd

President Johnson drew a crowd estimated over 500000 in Atlanta as he urged justice among the races. He spoke from a megaphone, praised Atlanta’s people, critiqued anti integration forces, and framed civil rights as a constitutional mandate during a six state Appalachian poverty tour.

Atlanta Johnson Deep South Georgia South Gainesville Franklin Roosevelt Franklin D- Roosevelt Jr Roosevelt Appalachia United States

American Attaches Drugged in Moscow Case Report

Three American officers including Air Force Lt. Col. William L. Van Meter and Marine Lt. Col. James M. Landrigan left Moscow for Helsinki while a Navy Cmdr. Sumner Shpiro stayed on duty. British Lt. Cmdr. John Harvey-Samuel accompanied them. Medical tests cited barbiturate effects. no theft or document compromise reported. The incident follows prior Soviet linked mob harassment of U.S. and British attaches in Leningrad and Tula.

Moscow Odessa Leningrad Finland Helsinki Air Force William L. van Meter Marine James M. Landrigan U.S. Navy Sumner Shpairo Black Sea British Foreign Office Cmdr John Harvey-Samuel Harvey- Samuel Teft Warsaw State Department U.S Attachids Wébe

Harvard Students Flood Radcliffe Dorms in Noise Protest

In Cambridge Massachusetts nearly 4000 Harvard students held a three hour demonstration after a raid on Radcliffe dorms. Metropolitan District Commission police dogs and trainers arrived to restore order as bottles and firecrackers were thrown. Dean Watson urged restraint without success.

Harvard Cambridge Mass Radcliffe Metropolitan District Commission Robert 5. Watson

Detours With Route 8 Bridge Work Near Wattsburg

Traffic from Corry to Erie hampered by two Route 8 projects: a bridge north of Lowville closed after bypasses were removed and a box culvert between Wattsburg and Lowville near the Wattsburg Mail Grounds. Alternative routes via Route 89 toward Union City then Arbuckle Road offerors. No completion date available.

Wattsburg Corry Erie Lowville Elmer Bolte State Highway Department Fair Grounds Highway Department Union City Phillipsville Waterford Bolte Meyer Brothers Construction Company

Eisenhower Urges GOP to Engage Voters in Myth-Busting Talk

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told a Republican fund-raising luncheon in Palm Desert California that the party must reach out to the people and dispel the myth it is the party of the rich. He urged candid dialogue to regain its majority.

Palm Desert Calif Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower GOP

Khrushchev Arrives in Egypt for Visit with Nasser

Cairo prepares for Premier Khrushchev with tight security and 200 Soviet agents planned to accompany him. Special communication lines to Moscow are set, and two Soviet planes will circulate him as he tours Alexandria Cairo Port Said and the Aswan High Dam project.

Cairo Khrushchev Moscow Aswan Alexandria Port Said Soviet Union United Arab Republic Armenis Samar Abdel Nasser Nasser Aswan High Dam Jeader

Tragic Bear Lake Pedestrian Hit By Auto Killed Instantly

John Eddy a 77 year old Bear Lake man died instantly after being struck by a car on West Main Street near Goshen road. The collision sent him over the vehicle roof and caused multiple injuries. Driver Casper Goodrich 21 and passenger Ronald Hardy 20 suffered lacerations and were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. Investigation by Trooper Lawara Post continues.

Bear Lake Bea Lake Corry Memorial Hospital John ‘Eddy Lawara Post Corry State Eddy Casper J. Goodrich North Clymer Goodrich West Main Street Goshen Road Ronald Hardy Cor

Honesdale Firm Plans Move of Indian Burial Ground

The Arty Engineers submitted a low bid of 151 008 for relocating the Cornplant Indian Cemetery near Kin mua. Grant Irwin of Honesdale filed the bid. final approval expected within a week. Bodies will be exhumed and reburied near Riverview Cemetery in Warren County as the Allegheny River flood control project proceeds.

Fuloounah Kinmua Grant Irwin Honesdale Riverview Warren County

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