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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
2
AGB distributing Company led by H H Hammond of South Side Beverages will remain open Friday and Saturday evenings until 9 p.m. Homer C Snapp has been discharged to RD 2 Spar tansburg. Several residents of Corry Union City and Waterford are listed for ad-missions or address updates in the memorial hospital notices.
Former NFL offensive tackle Jim Lipscomb, 31, was found dead in a western city apartment. An ambulance was called. police found an eye dropper with a needle and opened an autopsy. Lipscomb played 10 NFL seasons, star of the Steelers and Colts era, once All-Pro in 1958 and 1959.
The article discusses disposal options for garbage including burying burning and other methods. It notes a Pittsburgh firm offers complete services and has rapid response capability. Council aims to retain the firm to ensure efficient collection and address delays among users.
Jamestown firm Shearman Brothers Co. a long established upholstery and furniture maker with about 80 employees has closed its doors and will face final bankruptcy proceedings in Federal Court Buffalo with assets to be sold. John G. Catranis the court appointed manager says stockholders agreed to bankruptcy due to lack of funds. The firm had operated since March 12 under a dehiir in possession status and served coast to coast with high quality upholstery. Virus outbreak disrupts horses in Wilmington Delaware causing widespread illness among horses and stables.
Hal Boyle notes John Sturges avoided glamor in The Great Escape. The 600 Allied airmen plotted a bold, prolonged escape from a German camp using three tunnels. Seventy six escaped, but fifty three of the recaptured were killed by Nazi pursuers, reflecting war's harsh realities.
A Ripley woman, 4, was arrested after her vehicle ran a red light and collided with a Westfield State Police patrol car. Trooper Richard Neckers 42 suffered jaw injury and thigh contusions. James J. Lawton 51 had bruises and shoulder abrasions. The driver, Mrs Dittoh, faces DWI and red light violation charges.
A three vehicle collision on Route 17 and Route 20 sent three people to Westfield Memorial Hospital for treatment and release. Mrs Ditch was arraigned before Police Justice Kenneth Hemmer and the case adjourned until Thursday May 16 at p.m.
Nelson Eddy aged 62 was reported in a Pramingham hospital with pneumonia. The illness forced the singer to cancel a nightclub engagement in Boston and postpone appearances as doctors monitor his condition.
Laurence F. Burdick of Waterford on the Republican ticket for County Commissioner. A lifetime Erie County resident and longtime Waterford mayor for ten years he chairs the Waterford Development Corporation and chairs the Route 19 Improvement Association. He also serves on the Waterford Borough Council and has 38 years in the Waterford Volunteer Hose Company. He is self employed in the garage business.
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