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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1962
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR yields a court case reference with a six week trial and jury deliberations. Names and exact roles are unclear but mentions Myers Tobach and Pritchard, cigarette cancer affects a party, doctors’ testimony referenced. Appeals noted but details are incomplete.
A garbled OCR fragment references a jury, cogni tion of urge to make college, and opportunities assistance. It mentions Rit Corpoya, home ad vores of all, and efforts to ship, with unclear context about tests and local actions. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent facts.
Washington reports that Kennedy's domestic program remains unlikely to gain a sweeping liberal tilt in the new House. Democrats kept a slim margin, gains in California offset losses elsewhere, and Alabama's delegation may swing more conservative. Analysts warn that several incumbent liberals lost under redistricting, signaling continued GOP pressure and ongoing battles over policy.
Governor-elect William Scranton of Pennsylvania lists his fortune as between eight and nine million dollars. The Scranton family wealth stems from coal and industry built by four generations in the city. Worthington Scranton died in 1955 leaving a 13 million dollar estate shared by his widow Margery, Scranton, and his three sisters.
Mrs. Mabel Anderson, 82, of Harrisburg died after her clothing ignited in a kitchen fire on Tuesday. Fire department investigators said the blaze started in the home and caused fatal burns to the elderly resident.
Photos show the Tay lor's Livery Stable in its heyday with express horses and the First Ward fire engine. The building housed Taylor family living quarters and hay storage upstairs, and housed the first motorized fire equipment in Corry. Now owned by Paul Wiggers of Clymer, it is being dismantled for demolition.
TV slate lists Mickey Mouse Club and Cartoons for kids, then tough gun in Tombstone (1958) and evening dramas. News segments with Huntley Brinkley Cronkite lead into Rawhide, Gallant Men, Hazel and Route 66. Late-night features include Flintstones color, Don't Call Me Charlie, 77 Sunset Strip, Jack Paar and a double movie feature.
Enver Hoxha, Albania’s Communist leader, labels Khrushchev a traitor and anti Marxist accusing him of revising Marxist Leninist tactics and abandoning revolutionary strategy. Hoxha blasts Moscow’s stance on national liberation movements amid Albania’s embargoed economy and quarrels with the Soviet leader over world Communist movement divisions.
The Federal Aviation Agency fined 13 airline pilots for inattention to flight duty and ordered Eastern Air Lines to create safeguards. Fines ranged from 300 to 600 dollars after congressional findings of cockpit photographs showing pilots asleep or distracted, with a former Eastern engineer testifying about 14 pilots on 18 flights from May 1959 to June 1961.
Governor Lawrence ordered flags to fly at half staff on state buildings tomorrow in memory of Eleanor Roosevelt who died Wednesday and will be buried Friday at Hyde Park New York. The notice reflects a period of diplomatic commentary as Khrushchev and Hoxha clash with Tito and Western scientists.
Leo J. Miecyka, 45, faces a second change of venue for his murder trial. The case shifts from Auburn Cayuga County to Canandaigua Ontario County after district attorney objections citing an unfair Cayuga County jury list. Trial history includes 1946 Mayville conviction, Rochester hung jury, and later acquittal in a linked sex murder case in the Dunkirk area.
James J. Showalter of Pittsburgh pleaded guilty to two robbery charges before U S District Judge John W Lord Jr in Philadelphia The case involves an $8438 robbery at the Abington Branch of the Industrial Valley Bank and Trust Co on July 19 Albert T Roman of Philadelphia had pleaded not guilty to charges that he drove the getaway car
In Brooklyn federal court the Justice Department charged Nyseo Laboratories Inc of Long Island City with distributing food and drug products adulterated by the hormone diethylstilbestrol over a two year period ending last June. FDA said the hormone can feminize young males and affect early development in girls and that shipments had reached several states. Executives named face multiple counts. pleas due by Nov 15 with possible penalties up to one year in prison and $1,000 fine per count.
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