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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1962
Page
4
A distressed editorial condemns plant closures and AI job losses affecting about 100 workers in the Jeannette area. It argues unemployment demands top gubernatorial priority, urges industrial development, retraining, and targeted state action to avert depopulation and sprawl while seeking realistic prosperity.
A distorted May 18 1942 item describes a police call to Fairfield Haven and a family disturbance. The text mentions a spring program, a courtroom assembly, and various local names, with unclear sequence and dubious phrasing. It notes a damaged car scene and a reference to pay, a poker game, and neighborhood figures amid mixed unrelated fragments.
SEAR LAKE The Eve th trict rally was held at the Ryan Zellins Umited Brethren. Chuck last Friday evening. Reyonck Williams, pastor of the Methodist Church of Sharpsvalle, was the speaker for the evening. The WSWS will hold its 7 May meeting at the home of Mrs. H. Kofon this evening. Miss Nancy Siow, daughter of Mrs null Mrs Edd Snow ands Br fast Liler sary of 8 aM Basil Skinner were united in aa riage at the Tote of Mr. and Mrs E. Snow Saturday. Mi and Mrs. Evie Blythe, a family of Watts PMS were Sunday. Offo ts aarti at tie howe af Mr did Mrs. Byron Nagle for ev few dave pa mphe children sni- their faenil of Mie and Mrs sb OP Mants Pang were atl-onae a aN, r Betty Lay. Perking wha hail beem a parent-at Cor Mamata Hospital for two days returned home. Mrs. Ruel Chapman Sr return: Ted. tee hashie Phiiphet Getty, Jampstoy Hospital where xis! had been a patent for a number oda- Hospital.
A Meadville man drowned during a river swim in Washington County as witnesses described his struggle and the moment he sank. Police and witnesses recounted a chaotic scene with fellow swimmers trying to reach him and call for help as bystanders watched in shock.
Fragmented OCR story follows Jim Bishop as a family medical crisis unfolds during a forced air transfer. The narrative centers on a gravely ill father, frantic decisions, and a Jacksonville connection aiding transport, while children question and process the event at the airport and plane.
A damaged narrative recalls a dramatic air evacuation to Miami where a patient named Kelly, bound for Jackson Memorial Hospital, is hospitalized after a perilous flight. Doctors and nurses mobilize around the clock as family members await updates on the patient’s breathing and chances of survival.
A fragment indicates Aliquippa plans a loan from Beaver County Authority with details about administration and occupancy. The readable text mentions a specific occupancy plan and agency involvement, signaling a local funding action and governance steps.
The Midwest shows guarded optimism for a strong year ahead but warns that confidence could falter if government, labor, and business dispute escalate. Executives expect continued expansion with cautious spending and favored tax depreciation changes to boost cash for investment.
Erie County's 62 Cancer Fund totals $36,210 raised so far in 1962 Crusade. General chairman C. A. Penske reported at the Erie County Unit American Cancer Society board meeting that remaining county areas and late gifts are expected to push the total to $40,000 by the end of the fiscal year in August. City house-to-house contributions have reached $10,148 as of now.
Paul Russe weier, 11, of Natronal Heights, was killed yesterday in Harrison Township when his bicycle collided with a car on Route 28. Police identified the child and noted the crash remains under investigation.
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