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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1961

Page

4

Corry Evening Journal publication details and deadlines

The Corry Evening Journal lists staff positions including Publisher George R Sample General Manager Allan Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John McLaughlin Pressroom Foreman GT Bergman and Production Manager. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights, multiple advertising offices in major cities, mailing and carrier rates, and display advertising deadline at 9 4 m.

Gerry Evening Journal George R. Sample Allan Hasbrouck John McLaugh- Um GT. Bergman Corry

Salvation Army Week Marks Compassionate Service Nationwide

National Salvation Army Week highlights the organization's work aiding the needy with physical and spiritual comfort. The Corps in Corry serves about 900 families annually, driven by devoted volunteers who accept low pay and hard work without seeking recognition.

Salvation Army Corry

Terry-Thomas joins Hollywood comedy crowd in Bachelor Flat

English comic star Terry-Thomas arrives in Hollywood to headline Bachelor Flat with Tuesday Weld Richard Boyther and Celeste Holm. Director Frank Tashlin hails him as a magnificent clown capable of a dignified pratfall, while Thomas explains his stage name choice and nickname remarks.

Holly’wood England Tuesday Weld Richard Boyther Celeste Healm Frank Tashlin Thomas Thomas Terry Hour Stevens Thomas Terry Terry Terry-Thomas Tom Mot

Hollywood Highlights in a Gap Filler Style

The feature notes a star who called his photogra phy Filling the Gap and recalls his family’s view on orthodontics. He says many females in his family have the gap, and he reflects on an Erich von Stroheim inspired pose as a boy.

Erich von Stroheim

June Allyson Recovering From Second Throat Operation

AP reports actress June Allyson is recovering from her second throat operation within a month. Her physician said Tuesday’s surgery went as expected, a polyp, and she will be out in a couple of days. Allyson was divorced January 3 from TV actor-producer Dick Powell.

Santa Nesevenens Cillis APY June Allyson Miss Allyson Dick Powell

Companies hold stock in others under antitrust scrutiny

Many firms own blocks of common stock in other companies for investment or as part of business deals. The Supreme Court ruling forcing Du Pont to divest GM shares may trigger closer legal review, but most holdings are not intended to restrain trade.

New York Supreme Court du Pont General Motors Jong Indiana Standard Oil Jersey Standard Oi

Hal Boyles Americana on college grads and fathers

A college senior vents fatigue with parental and corporate attitudes after graduation. The father jokes about marriage and security while taunting the graduate about fitting in, shaving the beard, and the world not being handed to him. The piece lampoons postwar expectations and real jobs.

New York Sidney

Pa man indicted in fatal Warren crash case

George Anderson, 39, of Sharpsville, Pa, was indicted by a Trumbull County grand jury on charges of involuntary manslaughter after a head on collision on U S 62 near Masury, Ohio killed three members of a Masury family and injured others.

Warren Ohio George Anderson Sharpsville Trumbull County Annee Anderson

Battle around Crete airfield rages in Merce report

London reports a Merce battle near Malem airfield Crete as British and Greek forces try to dislodge German sky troops with artillery tanks and machine guns. A collision at South Center streets last night injure none and caused slight damage. Several local children are quarantined for contagious diseases. The local bowling season ends Monday with City Handicap League bowlers receiving league pool checks.

London Malem Crete Thomas Garrity Grave Street R. G. Walling Smith Street South Center Streets

Misses Hand Entertain In Honor Of Bride To Be Burton

40 Years Ago May 24, 1921 reports Miss Darit Burton’s forthcoming marriage to Frank Maloney as Miss Margaret and Nellie Hand hosted a gathering at their home. Tony Jackson narrowly escaped injury at East Main street crossing when a train approached, renewing calls for improved crossing gates. Glenn C. Durham joins Potato Club contest backed by the Second National Bank of Erie. The Gazinta Club offers a chance at Maccabee Hall tomorrow evening.

Margaret Nellie Hand Darit Burton Frank Maloney Tony Jackson East Main Street Glenn C. Durham Second National Bank of Erie

Fire drill injures two McKean volunteers

Two youth members of McKean Hose Co. were treated for minor injuries after a practice drill spiral caused a hose coupling to break. Michael Lucas, 18, suffered a possible broken nose while Rodney Coburn, 18, received water spray to the eyes. Both were released from St. Vincent's Hospital after treatment.

Wathean McKean Hose Co Allaming Chicken Coop Michael Lucas Rodney Coburn St. Vincent's Hospital Lucas

Would direct action have quickened desegregation progress

Marlow weighs whether the civil rights tactic of direct action such as sit ins and bus boycotts would have moved faster toward desegregation if pursued 25 years earlier. He notes NAACP court strategy and later shifts to newer groups, mobility in the South, and the role of federal support, ending with today’s leverage against segregation.

Washington South National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Alabama Supreme Court Little Rock Montgomery Ala Martin Luther Kinz

Chang Plans Visit To U S In Turbulent Korea

The regime tightens control as Seoul remains under martial law following the coup. A military court jailed 45 youths for dancing at an unlicensed hall, with sentences from three months to a year amid charges of social evils and subversion.

Seoul Magra- Jen U.S Chang

Penn State Seeks $28 Million Add-Back for 1961 Budget

Penn State President urges Gov and lawmakers for an extra 28 million dollars for the 1961 fiscal year. The request, about six million more than initial funding, aims to raise faculty salaries, keep tuition affordable, admit 6,000 of 27,000 freshmen, resume long-range plans for 35,000 students yearly by 1970, and boost national prestige and key research for agriculture and industry.

University Park Pennsylvania State University Lawrence Penn State Commonwealth of Penn State Pennsylvania Agriculture and Industry

Trucker brakes fail. worker killed on Route 322 hill

Clarion County, Pa. State Highways Department worker Sylvester Ginkel, 63, of Shippensville, was killed when he leaped from a runaway truck on Route 322 near Clarion River Hill. The driver, Richard Rowe, 43, of Knox, stopped the vehicle after the brakes failed on the steep downgrade.

Clarion State Highways Department Sylvester Ginkel Shippensville Clarion County Ginkel Highways Department Richard Rowe Knox Route 322 Clarion River Hill

Spa Will Dr Pinal Annual Banquet June 3

An annual banquet scheduled for June 3 was announced with plans for an evening event. Details in the text are fragmented but indicate a formal gathering hosted by Spa Will and Dr Pinal.

Spa Dr. Pinal Ing

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