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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1961
Page
2
A local radio segment on WOTR promises political facts from Democrats. The list mentions residents and addresses including Mrs. Melvin Adams, Raymond Avenue, Union City, and others with discharge and defense notes, reflecting court or civic notices.
Police described three men who robbed a Meadville store in about three minutes. One was 35 years old, 145 to 150 pounds, in a dark raincoat and dark felt hat. The second was about 5 foot 8 or 9, light hair, thin face, in a light tan suburban jacket. Investigators consider possible link to license plate theft in Mercer area earlier Saturday.
Gerald T. Erdal 45 director of North Carolina State College and president of the American Association of College Unions died Saturday in Raleigh. He led campus innovation and national student union efforts and was a prominent figure in higher education circles.
Funeral services for Mrs Viva E Fitch will be at Bracken Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Calling hours Sunday and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Final rites for Lee W Shepard at St George Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 30 pm. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Calling hours Monday and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 pm. Corry Lodge memorial service at the funeral home Tuesday evening at 7 15.
Devil Baker, 72, a leading figure in the mining industry for many years, died yesterday in Shaftsbury, South. The notable industry leader was associated with major mining operations and recognized for decades of influence.
Pinal rites for Joan Graham were held at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday afternoon at 2 30 with Rev Elmer Ortner officiating Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery bearers were great nephews Paul Taylor PE Dietsch Charles Graham and Richard Keppel attending from away were Miss Isabelle Graham James Duridon and Mrs Christie Hudson all of Erie Mr and Mrs Jack Bryan Miss Eileen Bryan Miss Sheila Bryan and James Bryan all of Cleveland
The article reports that Reds threaten further nuclear tests and call for a general and complete disarmament treaty. Soviet Premier Khrushchev proposes deep cuts and insists the USSR would abandon all nuclear weapons if others do likewise, with a demand for strict international control.
Two youths fled the IOOF Home in Meadville around 3 1 in the morning hijacking a car. They were found yesterday at Baybridge Ohio and are held for a string of gas thefts and break ins across Ohio. The FBI has become involved as the car crossed state lines and police link it to a separate robbery at Meadville Loblaw near the parking lot.
Obituary notices list many relatives and friends of deceased James and other residents. The service details include visit times at St George Funeral Home and Wednesday services at 240 pm with interment at Pie Grove Cemetery. Also noted are civic and fraternal affiliations and a memorial service at the funeral home.
A head on collision near New Bethlehem Clarion County killed Alvin W. Lynch of Brackenridge Allegheny County and his 12 year old son David. The wreck injured four others including Alvin W Lynch and his son.
James Marlow analyzes Khrushchev’s revelations about Stalin, arguing propaganda masked loyalty and that the Russian people now reassess leadership. The piece discusses how nationalism and disillusion with Stalin influence intellectuals and peasants, shaping Russia’s domestic and foreign policies. It notes Khrushchev’s aim to boost the economy and modernize Russia, challenging the United States in the long run.
At Marietta Ohio Marylla College will shift 120000 books and hundreds of magazines to the new Davies Memorial Library. Librarian Richard Gardner organizes 1500 students and staff into a moving brigade, each carrying stacks limited by height to streamline the cross street transfer during the $865000 project.
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