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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1961

Page

3

Sherman youth suffers head injury at school

A Sherman youth was admitted to Hamel Hospital in Erle in safe condition after a fall from a trapeze at Sherman Central School. The boy struck his head on cement around 2 p.m., hospital aides said. Erle police investigate a break in at East High that yielded 690 in audio visual gear. Items stolen from Harold Grandall’s classroom include a sound projector and other equipment. Union City reports vandalism damage to five convertibles, with slashed tops totaling over 1000 dollars. Police name owners Tucker Griffin Hal Lathrop David Brown Carl Brown and Joe Sintelli. Punxsutawney may open a junior college next fall, with the school board moving to use an elementary building for college use. A real estate transfer in Corry records a home property exchange between Cloyd Cummings and Homer L. Taylor. The city reports another bicycle theft, this time from Wright Street resident Mark Furst, noting a grey and white no‑fender bike with middle bars.

Sherman Hamel Hospital Erle Daniel Head RD. i. Sherman Sherman Central School Ces Ment East High Harold Grandall Union City Paul Behan Tucker Griffin Hal Lathrop David Brown Carl Brown Joe Sintelli Mark Furst Wright Street Mark

Study Aims to Prove White Intellectual Superiority

Alabama hired Dr. Wesley George and attorney Ralph Smith to study racial differences and argue white intellectual supremacy as part of efforts to preserve segregation. The draft report titled A New Look at the Race Problem questions Supreme Court science and cites a $3,000 emergency fund payment. Joan McCracken, 39, Broadway actress and dancer, died of a heart attack in New York.

Montgomery Als.ap University of North Carolina School of Medicine George Govner Smith Patterson South Supreme Court Joan McCracken New York

Black man charged in slaying of elderly Delaware couple

A 29-year-old Black man, Kermit West, was arraigned in Milford on two charges connected to the brutal slaying of 70-year-old Lorenzo Whaley and his 60-year-old wife Mamie Whaley at their Laurel area farm. West, held on $100,000 bail, admitted striking the couple and robbing them of $27, with investigators noting a possible revenge motive tied to his June release after a prior sentence for defeating Whaley.

Wauusnaiuns Del Laurel Kermit West Eldridge Prettyman Milford West New Castle County Correctional Institution Here John F. Herbert Jr Delaware State Police Lorenzo B. Whaley Mamie Herbert Whaley Wilfred

Kennedy Boosts Dem Hopefuls In New York City Visit

Kennedy is kept busy with a New York City appearance schedule. Mayor Robert P. Wagner plans to greet him at LaGuardia and escort him by motorcade to a hotel as Wagner eyes a potential re election. The drive from the airport is Kennedy's sole NYC stop with Wagner and he has no city speeches planned.

Qwouuimueu Hage Une New York Robert P. Wagner Kennedy LaGuardia Wagner Louis J. Lefkowitz

Fallout Cloud Nears Alaska From Rus sian Superbomb

The Weather Bureau estimates radioactive debris from the Russian superbomb rides 30 000 foot winds toward Alaska over the Aleutian chain. Researcher Robert List says the invisible cloud may pass over parts of Alaska tonight and drift toward western Canada tomorrow with a possible brush of the northwestern states. Meanwhile Marjorie Lehrbas, 82, mother of AP correspondent Lloyd Lehrbas, died yesterday in Washington.

Washingson Washington Marjorie Lehrbas Lloyd Lehrbas Associated Press Gen Douglas Macarthur

Truman criticizes Eisenhower era policies in Washington speech

Former President Harry S Truman condemned the Eisenhower administration as unwise and false in economy, saying the nation was held back but now can do its best. He spoke at the National Press Club on the 13th anniversary of the political upset and urged preparation for the future.

Washington Harry S. Truman America Truman Kennedy White House National Press Club Centur Thomas E. “Dewey Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Fisenhower Ehane

Missionary Conference Planned at Beaverdam Mennonite Church

The Beaver dam Mennonite Church will host a missionary conference starting Friday evening and running through Sunday. Rev. Richard Hostetler said the theme is The Church Apostolic. Rev. J. D. Graber of the Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities will be guest speaker. he has served as general secretary since 1943.

Beaversdam Mennonite Church Apostolic Richard Hostetler J. D. Graber Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities Elkhart Ind Graber Mission Board

Missions Conference at Goshen College Seminary

Rev Graber will discuss four sessions on The Church Apostolic By Word and by Deed Putting the Church in the Center and Missions Extraordinary. A children’s service is planned Sunday evening with singing from a ladies trio a men’s quartet and a mixed octet. Public invited to attend. Shop Your Corry Stores.

Graber Hostetler

Rabid Skunk Attacks Area Man and Pets Near Titusville

In Titusville area, a rabid skunk attacked farmer Moore at Tig ersville and others before being killed. Landers urged hunters with dogs to avoid Rome and Steuben townships amid danger. the rabies confirmed by state lab.

Titusville Feniie Ferneis Forest &, Moore Tigersville Moore Wimself Clinton M. Landers Cyumoridge Springs Commonwealth Venterdhy Rovestud Steuben Landers Moore Wile Moore Wo Fe Townville Veterinary Harrisburg State Department of Agriculture Laboratory Rome

Does Hot Water Prolong Life Across The Nation

A fragmented clippings piece mentions Hankin and Miss Virgin Ropkin and a 13 year old boy in Louisville Kentucky. The readable text hints at questions about hot water and longevity but details are incomplete and unclear.

Louisville Ky Hankin Olair Avery Marine Bret

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