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13 Nov 1964
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1964
Page
1
Unclear local listing hints at furniture and utensils for sale
Fragmentary ad lists various household items including dining chairs, coffee service, vases and utensils. Mentions Celvina ch Gen igidaire and a generic seller but lacks clear prices, dates, or contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utomat- Celvinach Genigidaire
Bea Liservice
Aurence
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Floods Aid Viet Cong Movement Across Central Vietnam
Viet Cong guerrillas exploit floods that have devastated 10 provinces and disrupted transport. Refugees report Viet Cong coercing them to surrender identity papers to move more freely through flooded central Vietnam. Students in Saigon protest the government as rains halt communications and repair work, with authorities unable to curb Viet Cong activity in the disrupted region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Nhatrang
Quinhon
Tran Yan Huong
New Jersey
Mouth Guards Offer Decay Fight for Hamsters and Humans
Federal dental researcher Dr. Paul Hi Keyes reports mouthguards coated with fluoride paste halt tooth decay in hamsters and may protect humans. A pilot with 400 children near Buffalo will test six minutes daily five days a week this term, comparing results to a control group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Whancisco
Calif
Paul Hi. Keyes
National Institute of Dental Research
Bethesda
Keyes
Buffalo
N. Y
Mother Killed Child Saved in Culver City Collision
In rainy Culver City near Los Angeles a head on crash killed 37 year old Nil deed Simon and left 10 year old Marla Simon injured. Three others were hurt. A bystander saved Marla by forcing her tongue back and preventing suffocation before medics arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marla Simon
Nildeed Simon
Culver City
Los Angeles
Simon
Harla
Washington County housewife accused in quadruple shooting
State police report Mrs. Shirley Ann O'Brien, 29, confessed to shooting her husband William 30 and two children Diane 7 and Danny 4, then wounded herself. Bodies found in their two story brick home in North Strabane by a real estate agent. A .22 revolver used. motive and charges not yet determined. she is hospitalized in fair condition in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Washington County
Shirley Ann O'Brien
William
Diane
Danny
Washington Hospital
Cotonen-Barrell
O’brien
Chicago
Pine Valley
Seaway Lines Adds One More Corry Erie Run
Seaway Lines, serving Corry, adds another commuter bus between Erie and Corry. The latest run leaves here for Erie at 1:30 p.m., with a one hour five minute trip. Other Corry to Erie trips depart at 8:23 a.m., 2:18 p.m., 3:10 p.m., and 6 p.m., daily except Sundays and holidays. Corry bus station is at Draseht's Confectionery on North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suc Seaway Lorcn Lines
Corry
Erie
Harvey Croscot
Brie
Curry Teaver
Draseht's
North- Center Street
Parents Held On Murder Charge In Neglect Case
Mary Shreveyt and Herschel Shreveyt of Chalfant are held on murder and neglect charges after their three year old son Paul died at Braddock Genesis Hospital from malnutrition and contusions. Coroner set an inquest for November 27. The child weighed about 12 pounds with bruises on his face while the couple’s other six children were reportedly healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Ittsburgis
Mary Streveyt
Chalfant
Paul
Herschel
Shreves
Allegheny County
John Karaylan
State proposes higher weekly jobless benefits in Penn a
Gov Shafer disclosed that the administration hopes to raise maximum weekly unemployment benefits from 435 to 445. The plan would tighten eligibility, removing many previously eligible unemployed, while adjusting contribution rates and funds to support the extended program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymond P. Shafer
Scranton
Laue
Tax crackdown begins to pay off for Corry district
The Corry School District reports back taxes dating back years totaling about $17 000 are starting to arrive after a district crackdown. Tax collector Elwin Fuller says early payments are coming in as letters go out, with sheriff sale looming if needed. Deadline is December 1 and about 800 dollars has so far been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Elwin Puller
Fuller
Puller
October yields steady job market in local area
One October month brought strong results for job seekers and low compensation claims. William Michael of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service reported 7 job placements 57 openings 7 referrals and 29 new applications. Placements included three handicapped workers and three over 45, with most positions unskilled. Fewer than 100 people filed for compensation. A route 66 incident in Armstrong County involved Arthur Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Michael
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Michael
Ara
Aps
Trance
Railroad shop workers strike looms after wage dispute stalls
Washington AP reports shop craft unions vote to strike against most U S railroads after rejecting a 27 cent hourly raise over three years. The action involves six AFL CIO shop unions and 11 nonoperating unions affecting over 400 000 rail workers as federal mediation stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wninns
Soleil
Wills Ewes
Chicago
Silsa
Hou
Presidential
Othe
Afl-Cio
International Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
International
Association Internation of Brotherhood of Dlectricians
Brotherhood Railway Carmen
International Brotherhood of Fie Men and Oilers
APL. Cio
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
The
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmien
Hotel and Restaurant Employes International Association
New Legislature In NY May Hike Drinking Age
New York state politics stir as Senator Joseph Zaretzki predicts that the incoming Democratic legislature will seriously consider raising the drinking age from 18 to 21. He notes border-state concerns with New Jersey and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Zaretzki
Manhattan
Zaretzki
New Jersey
Connecticut
Aretzki
Ford Faces Possible Shutdown As Strikes Spread
Ford Motor Co. may shut down by next week due to nationwide UAW strikes. About 54 000 workers could be idle across 93 plants in several states including Michigan. UAW officials accuse Ford of obstinate bargaining while Ford cites parts shortages in the production system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Motor Ci
Ford
Arjay Miller
Nex
United Allo Workers
Ford Car
Hi Ford
Dave Ofl
Michigan
Dearborn
Philadelphia
Tudd Co
Ford Motor Co
Build
Ford-Uaw
General Motors
Chrysler
UAW
Ford Bargaining Committee
Miller
San Diego
Calif
Drought Strains U S Farmers Across Eastern Nations
Severe drought triggers emergency water measures from New Jersey to New York. Communities borrow water, tank trucks haul supplies, and state agencies monitor shortages as dairy and produce sectors face millions in losses while West Coast rainfall soaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Midwest
California
West Coast
Northwest
New Jersey Conservation Department
North Jersey
Franklin Lakes
New Jersey
New England
Massachusetts
Pitchburg
Mass
New York City
Pennsylvania
Offi
Man hurls pumpkin from window killing infant son
New York police report Ralph Pierro, 25, threw a pumpkin from a fourth floor window in a domestic incident aimed at his wife Lorraine. The pumpkin struck their infant son Ralph Jr. and caused a fatal injury. Pierro was charged with homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph Pierro
Lorraine
Ralph Jr
Pierro
Holiday Retail Schedules Set for Downtown Starts Nov 27
The Retail Promotion Committee of the Chamber of Commerce announced holiday season hours beginning November 27 with Santa's 7 p.m. arrival signaling kickoff and citywide Christmas lighting funded by the Key Club. Stores will extend Wednesday afternoon openings and longer daily hours December 1 to December 24, with special stag night events in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Santa
Key Club
Corry Area High School
New Presbyterian Pastor Named for Corry Church
Kenyon Leishman, pastor of First United Presbyterian Frensburg Pa, accepts call to First Presbyterian Corry. Unanimous vote to issue call. He and family move December 1 and he serves December 1 installation December 12 by Lake Presbyterial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leishman
Dauphins
Bartisbirg
Academia
Barnesboro
Ebensburg
Maryville “College
Maryville
Penn
Prince
On Theological Seminary
Wile
Sara
Dante
Ruth
Margaret
Corry Chamber of Commerce Names Replacement Director
The Corry Chamber of Commerce board named Ross Batley to replace Lester Danner who resigned for ill health. The board also released nominees for the upcoming directors election with Frank Said and others in line for roles across retail and category seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Chamberat Commerce
Ross Batley
Raymond Mig
Lester Danner
Danner
Raymond Plant
Tose Sghalion Ee
Prank Saiid
Sinker
Reene Clark
Ford J. Buesink
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Wilie
Handifir
John Roller
Ernest
Minis Seayer
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Seaway Lines
Muenning
Armstrong County
Arthur Bo Wagner
Rie ‘Banning
Ford Motors
U.S
Presbyterian
Tinkster
Moxie
Cofc
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