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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1960
Page
4
Corry Journal publisher and staff listing with postal and advertising data. Rates shown for mail subscriptions and carrier sales, plus display advertising deadline.
The Coatesville Record notes gum makers kept a nickel price for 60 years despite rising input costs, thanks to automation and efficiency. In contrast railroads face regulatory burdens and union-imposed rules that hinder competition, efficiency, and cost reductions, attracting criticism of policy constraints on a vital national asset.
The funeral service for Bror O.W. Larson was held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Elmer A. Ortner officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers: Carl Bold, Paul Labowski, Charles Racke, Albert Ohrn, Carl Nelson, Robert Lindstrom. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bold of Warren, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Jann Bennett of Mill Village. Mr. and Mrs. Bror O. Larson of Plainfield, N.J.. Richard Larson of Fairfield Town. Mr. and Mrs. John Windahl Jr. of Chesterland Heights, Ohio. Mrs. Bror Anderson. Eric. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert King of Clymer.
Hollywood columnist recounts Marge and Gower Champion ending live dance work after Bye Bye Birdie on Broadway. Gower shifts to directing, while Marge plans a full time role as wife and mother to Gregg Champion. She jokes about gourmet cooking with a portable kitchen setup and reflects on past touring plans and future projects.
Berlin Germany was stated officially today 10 have captured the great port of Antwerp. Smashed forward against the main French defenses from the River Seine in Sedan and advanced his southern army to within 10 miles of Paris. Director of Safety Richard Rossbacher is expected to sponsor a bicycle seating law for the city at Monday evening's regular meeting of City Council. Hundreds of tons of rubbish littered the city dump today following the record 1 hour city wide cleanup program.
Forty years ago on May 18 1920 manufacturers and shippers convened with Pennsylvania and Erie Railroad officials to discuss a proposed general increase in freight rates.
In a criminal court, Bele brothers Gwald and James Hansen filed motions for new trials after a jury convicted them of involuntary manslaughter in the death of 38 year old Charles Haas. The verdict tied to allegations the brothers were racing at the time of the crash, with Haas dying when his car collided with another vehicle. The case notes embargoes and car shortages affecting shipments as city officials address related matters. City Solicitor G T Kineak and Engineer N R Dickson were re-elected for four-year terms by City Council.
MAYVILLE CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY Judge Rollin A Fenches reports from State Homeopathic Hospital at Helmouth New York that Mrs Gladys Bemis 44 Mayville was found sane within the meaning of the law after being deemed second degree guilty for setting fire to her own home to collect insurance Her sentencing is set for May 23 The jury verdict followed an October 8 1968 fire at Findley Lake and testimony from Mrs Bemis children and a relative indicating the mother caused the blaze to obtain funds
Two men Louis Zoglio and Fred Russell arrested last week at a Titusville roadblock and later moved to Venango County Jail face shoplifting charges. Salamanca police found merchandise in their car but could not identify items as stolen from their city. They are held on an individual bond of 5000 dollars for the next term of court. In a separate case, C Harry Brodzinski 89 of McKeesport was fined 20000 dollars and sentenced to one year in prison for failing to file 1954 55 income tax returns. He previously served as a deputy collector of internal revenue from 1944 to 1947. He cited his wife's medical bills.
In Hugh A. Mulligan’s Hal Boyle Americana, a New York Army sergeant unexpectedly meets his former recruit on a subway platform. Once harsh and demanding, the sergeant now smiles and jokes about past mischief, tears streaming as memories of barracks, KP, and bivouac antics resurface amid a humorous yet poignant reunion.
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