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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1961
Page
3
The fragment mentions a person named Jim and a reference to a doctor associated with Tonics. Details are unclear due to distorted text.
Gov. Lawrence signed amendments to the 1915 Meat Hygiene Law raising penalties for selling kangaroo meat. First offense fined 100 dollars, second 200, third within five years up to 9000 dollars and 99 days in jail. Other measures include funding rules for boroughs, land for landfills, fish net regulation, and pension base rules for third class cities.
Virginia Beach AP report on Alan B Shepard Jr and wife Louise spending a quiet home day after Langley Base recovery. Family from East Derry New Hampshire attends, Glenn on leave, New Hampshire honors Shepard with proclamations renaming East Derry Suaretown USA. Cardial Spellman rests after eye operation in New York.
Mrs. Catherine Newhouse hosted a party for Frank Cady of Sherman at their Stillwater home. A surprise grocery shower honored him with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meerdink and many Legters family members. Girl Scouts joined a bus trip to Buffalo, visiting the airport and Father Baker's Shrine. Various friends and relatives attended gatherings around Fredonia and Bemus Point, with multiple visits and luncheons noted.
DETROIT AP Nixon shows relaxed wit between blasts at Democrats as he tours cities including Columbus Ohio tightening on California governor speculation. He recalls Kennedy grim tone, jokes about a vaudeville song during a Detroit Press Club briefing while declining current candidacy as 1982 race far off. The crowd reaction contrasts with his recent defeat and lack of parades.
Petty Officer Blin Shan Bert-Ruckers of Bremerton Washington is pushed away when he tries to kiss his wife Ruby Tucker, who says a warmer greeting to him as they stand close. The scene unfolds after his long deployment in the Antarctic.
An 81 year old Shamokin woman, Mrs. Laura Burkey, was struck and killed by a car on Route 122 near her home. The driver, Herbert B. Lenker Jr., 18, Paxinos, had recently won a safe driving award as one of four Shamokin area students honored by Gov. Lawrence. Lenker said he did not see the victim. no charges were filed.
Workers at a Buffalo New Jersey plant who complete 100 days without an incident receive a reward from the safety manager consisting of a first aid kit. The program aims to encourage careful work practices and reduce injuries.
A fragmented local notice from Titusville reports a man missing with an official hunt scheduled for today. Details read from the page are incomplete but indicate organized search efforts and involvement of local authorities. Strong entities include Titusville and Price’s, with mentions of a public safety response.
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