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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1964

Page

6

Overcomers club attends ALG circus in Corry

Forty seven members of The Overcomers handicapped club attended theALG Kelley and Miller Brothers Circus courtesy of Mallory Milling Co and Rotary Club. Tickets were provided by Mallory and Rotary, with CHEER president Mrs Norman Tarbell and Corry Civil Defense police guiding the group.

Overcomers Corry's Club Kelley and Miller | Brothers Circus Mallory Milling | Co. of Columbus Rotary | Club Mallory and Rotary Norman Tarbell Corry Civil Defense Police Force

Two Corry Area High School students named valedictorian and salutatorian

Corry Area High School honors two top scholars for the class of 14. Michael A. Gates is valedictorian and David O. Stohlberg salutatorian. Gates, son of Allen and Mrs. Gates, will attend Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland. Stohlberg, son of Travers and Mrs. Stohlberg, will attend Albion College in Albion, Michigan. They are among the top 10 students, seven of whom are boys, and will participate in the June commencement.

Corry Area High School Leroy Peck Michael A. Gates David 0. Stohlberg Gates Allen Gates R. D. 1. Corry Case Institute of Technology Cleveland Stohlberg Travers Stohlberg South Center Street Albion’ College Albion Mich

Local brief and incidents span loss, injury and fund drives

Mrs. Morgan Beverly of 600 Wayne Street reports a tan leather alcohol case left on a car and lost. Nine year old Charles Sadowski of R D 4 Corry suffered a lac eration of the right ear from a bat incident, treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and released. Two Corry Area High School groups raised 51 dollars via pop bottle drives for a CAHS senior scholarship. A lost pet fox prompts a $ reward. Mrs Dennis Merritt reports her two month old fox missing near Snyder Circle.

Charles Robert Sadowski Corry Corry Memorial Hospital Corry Area CAHS Future Teachers of America National Honor Society Dennis Merritt 341 Second Avenue Snyder Circle

One Holdout Set To Move From Kinzua

U S marshal reports Corydon Pennsylvania resident Henry Ruth will move out of his Warren County home in the Kinzua dam project area and be gone by Wednesday after a judge ordered vacatur. Richard Ruth declined to say if he would move. Other area residents had already left. Henry has been offered $9,000 and Richard $11,000 for their properties.

Pittsburgh U.S Corydon Brothers Warren County Kinzua Robert Murphy Henry Ruth Joseph P. Willson U.S. District Court Ruth Morphy Richard

U S Losing Out Fast To Reds Statesman Says

Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio warns in the Reader's Digest that the United States is losing ground to Communists worldwide. He praises Dean Rusk as a sincere diplomat but criticizes entrenched State Department opinion as undermining policy.

Washington Frank J. Lausche Ohio Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States Reader's Digest Lausche Secretary of Dean Rusk State Department

Westinghouse to Shift Production From Pa Plant

Westinghouse Electric Corp will move production lines from its East Pittsburgh division to other plants over the weekend. The Nuclear Instrumentation and Control Department will transfer to Baltimore and the Supervisory Controls operation to Newark New Jersey. About 300 white collar workers will be affected.

Sincounun Westinghouse Eleetric Corp Big East Pittsburgh Westinghouse Nuclear Instrumentation and Control Baltimore Newark

Fireball Roberts Critical After Racing Mishap

In Charlotte, Jim Paschal won the World 600 after a wreck marred race that left Fireball Roberts in critical condition with third degree burns. Rob erts, a top money winner, remained hospitalized as Paschal earned 24,555 dollars in a 1964 Plymouth for car owner Lee Petty’s team. Richard Petty finished second, four laps back, after tire blowout and ignition issues.

Charlotte N.C Jim Paschal Glenn Lee Petty Petty Richard Roberts Daytona Beach Junior Johnson Ronda Ned Jarrett Camden S.C

Seek 3 Men For Stealing $5,000 In Rare Coins

Three masked men broke into Geza Lux's Uniontown home early Sunday, threatened to kill him, and stole $5,000 worth of rare coins, a fur coat, a pistol, and jewelry. Lux, owner of a Uniontown drugstore, was found bound and gagged nearby with tape on his mouth and wrists. Police pursue suspects with Lux’s description and location details from the East Pittsburgh area.

Uniontown, Fa Uniontown Geza Lux Lux

Philadelphia considers new stadium for city sports

PHILADELPHIA. Tate plans to meet with Jerry Wolman owner of the Philadelphia Eagles to discuss a proposed $25 million stadium to be built by the city and the Pennsylvania Railroad on stilts near 30th Street Station. Wolman says the Eagles are happy at Franklin Field and has not received a proposal about playing in the new stadium. Connie Mack Stadium was recently purchased for $757,500 by Wolman to ensure the Phillies have a place to play after their option on the park runs out in three years.

Philadelphia Afj Wayor James H.J Tate Jerry Wolman Philadelphia Eagles National Football League Pennsylvania Railroad Wolman Connie Mack Stadium Philadelphia Phillies Phillies Eagles PRR 30Th Street University of Pennsylvania Franklin Field

PTA To Take Strong Stand On Segregation

National PTA president urged a just solution to racial injustices and announced a likely resolution on segregation for the convention vote. She cautioned against merging with the Negro PTA, noting South benefits from integrated PTAs and ongoing limits due to local laws and sentiment, as 2,500 members gather for the 60th annual convention.

PTA Chicago Clifford N. Jenkins National Congress of Parents and Teachers National Congress National Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers Jenkins Jerome Z. Morris Montgommery Ala Ptas

Stadium deal touted by Tate to woo Wolman

Tate argues the new stadium is a strong, fan friendly bargain for the city and Eagles and questions why Wolman would resist. He says no one has pressed him for a firm commitment yet.

Pennsylvania Railroad Tate Eagles Wolman

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