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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1960
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes discuss US foreign policy and economic aid to Caribbean nations, possible joint actions, subsidies, and a mix of political phrases. Mentions Kennedy era actions, economic influence, and various regions but details are unclear and partially garbled.
Richard Gould of Bradford had his license suspended for a motor vehicle code violation. His 1959 sedan was stolen Tuesday night, found abandoned Wednesday morning, then stolen again within 28 hours. Police suspect the same thieves took the car the second time after reusing the initial route. Authorities continued to search for the vehicle.
The Chamber announces a November 26 Preview Night with window shopping and a later 7 to 9 p m Men s Night on December 13. Stores stay open to 9 p m through December 23 except Saturdays. Delinquent accounts total 1239 dollars as committees plan drives to boost memberships and finances.
A Corry taxpayer veterans voice laments about long unemployment after World War II service. He cites halted job prospects, scarce odd jobs due to winter, and replies from congressman senator and Veterans Administration offering little help. He notes Corry plants hire married women and outsiders, while veterans wait for work as younger students take second shifts.
A five year old Millcreek first grader, Michael Tarbay, was struck by a pickup near Our Lady of Peace School and is in critical condition at St. Vincent Hospital with skull and leg fractures. Police say the group of children started to cross after a car passed the truck driven by Marel Schreckengost, 47, who estimated his speed at 15 to 20 mph. No charges are contemplated.
Washington AP reports Armistice Day ceremonies honor veterans of all wars. Arlington National Cemetery hosts the national pattern with a presidential wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns at the eleventh hour. Torches lighted in Antwerp and Belem travel to join observances. Gen Lemuel C Shepherd Jr. speaks for veterans.
The body in a sealed casket caused confusion when Mary Hawthorne’s death was misidentified. Norma Pugh and Robert Evans opened the coffin to place her ring, discovering the remains were not Mary. Mary’s father Thomas Frost traveled from California, collapsed on learning the mix up, while Mary remains gravely ill with family hopeful.
Brazil's railroad and coastal shipping strike ends as about half a million government transport workers return to work. Officials say the walkout is backed by Communists in a test of strength against President duselina Kublischek's administration, with union leaders seeking parity with military pay. A bill to achieve that parity was already before Congress.
A hold service was held with attendees including Mr and Mrs Charley Kerley, Mrs LUI Gbrdui, and many others from towns such as South Bend, Vera Wo Ablsteom, Union City, Bear Lake, and Conneaut. The gathering honored Lynford with a procession of mourners from multiple nearby communities and families.
Former Lawrence County judge J Norman Martin died yesterday at age 101. He was Westminster College's oldest living graduate from the 1881 class and one of two surviving charter members of the Pennsylvania Bar Association. Funeral services are set for tomorrow in New Castle.
Community veterans group inaugurates new post with self-help effort and donor support. The facility includes a bar room, ballroom, banquet space, and basement kitchen, with storage for hospital equipment on the third floor and parking for 150 cars nearby. A memorial vase and planned dedication honor veterans, while a March or April opening timeline is noted.
Ashtabula County Board of Elections announced that teachers would cover the cost of a recount for the Thurday elections. Officials said the precinct tally totaled 440 votes, and a recount was requested by a local candidate. County election observers noted disparities that prompted the move.
Allegheny outlines a major base at Pittsburgh Port to expand its operations. The plan includes new equipment, facilities, and a potential $13 million investment to support expanded maintenance and logistics. Spokesmen say the move will strengthen the company’s regional presence and efficiency.
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