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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1961
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item mentions a solo titled 1 Seouten Nor So Sessional with unclear credits to Mr Ocal and others. The readable words suggest a musical or literary piece without full context or details.
Fragmentary notice indicates funeral services for the McCray family held in City on Friday morning and afternoon hours with relatives attending. The readable text confirms a local service but omits full details of times or locations beyond City.
Alf Lennart Hammarberg, a Swedish foreign exchange student, will join Corry Area High School for a four year term through the American Field Service. He will arrive in August to reside with Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Ortner and their household in Corry.
A four engine jet crashed on a stormy Atlantic beach shortly after takeoff from Lisbon en route to the Azores. All 61 aboard were killed. The plane, leased by Viasa from KLM, had come from Rome and Madrid. One American, William Aydelotte, planned to fly to the Azores.
An Erie sailor and his two sons were rescued from Presque Isle Bay after their sailboat swamped. The boat owner David Blake and two passengers were saved with no injuries reported. A cabin cruiser bound for St Louis tied up near North East after nearly sinking. four Coast Guard pumps and Puller Hose Co firefighters drained water before tow to W Nolan Shipbuilders.
A large crowd attended a city veterans event featuring a memory plaque ceremony for honored veterans. The program opened with the National Anthem by the band, followed by benediction from Rev. Cyril Cooper of St Thomas Church, a salute by the American Legion Firing Squad, and Taps played by Wendell Gage. Also noted was the death of E Roy Hatton, 73, longtime Detroit Free Press circulation consultant and dean of American newspaper circulation officials.
Hal Boyle offers a humorous guide for European visitors under Kennedy era travel plans. He cautions against buying the Brooklyn Bridge, urges use of basic American phrases, and emphasizes politeness, cultural respect, tipping norms, and practical tips on handling money and making polite inquiries during a US stay.
A former United Nations interpreter, Nich ools W GHvEt, died yesterday after a no Mesut attack. Born in St Petersburg, Russia, he joined the UN as an interpreter in 1841 and later pursued a career in free miner translation work before settling in Oyster Bay.
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