14 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1964
Page
1
Auction listing from New York state official notice field notes an upcoming sale or auction. Details are fragmentary with readable reference to a New York location and a likely entity abbreviated LN. No precise date or item description available in the readable text.
Fragmented classified style notice lists items such as trucks tools and furniture. Mentions location Pa and Baso and references a large rest area and a store. Readable fragments suggest a sale or classifieds listing with used goods and equipment.
ER J. Kemolinski presents Charles Reed of Clut Buesink Ford with a 1574 payment toward a 5746 bus. The S% passenger vehicle, rebuilt for 48 adults, aims to expand YMCA activities among Golden Agers and town residents, funded by trading stamps, cash donations, and a radio appeal.
United Nations, NY. The Soviet Union rejected a U S plan for voluntary payments toward its 52.6 million U N debt for peacekeeping missions. Adlai Stevenson said Washington would accept voluntary funds, but Soviet officials indicated they would pay only for operations deemed illegal. Moscow argues Congo and Middle East missions were unauthorized by the General Assembly, not the Security Council.
Charles Johnson, 82, father of screen actor Vat Johnson, died yesterday in Newport Rhode Island.
Harrisburg AP The Board of Education unanimously endorsed raising state aid to colleges and universities from 72 million to 82 million dollars for fiscal 1965 66. The plan boosts medical school subsidies to 3200 per student and adds 2.7 million for Penn State including 15 million for a computer center. Drexel Institute of Technology gains 500 thousand for its engineering doctoral program expansion while all colleges benefit.
Judith Lee Stronach, 21, of New York City, a Vassar College senior, faced grand larceny charges after allegedly stealing Suzanne W. Baird’s $3,500 diamond engagement ring and selling it for $1,700. The ring, recovered in New York City, had vanished from Baird’s room on October 24. Stronach resigned from Vassar and posted $1,000 bond following JP release.
A station wagon left Route 19 three miles north of Zelienople, climbed an embankment and overturned. Edward Schultz, 49, of Harmony, was crushed to death. Passenger Robert Schultz was listed in serious condition at Ellwood City Hospital.
Former President Truman blasts General Douglas MacArthur as an egotist and criticizes his postwar rule in Japan and Korea strategy. He recalls near firings, Wake Island meeting, and claims MacArthur misstated Red China in his memoir.
DETROIT AP The Ford work stoppage picture stays unclear as unions and management confront parts shortages. Idle plants rise to 57,600 with 24,100 on strike, and total HO plant idle risk looms next week. A national contract deadline hinges on local level agreements and a Thursday Ford union meeting. Ford cites prestrike output at 50,000–55,000 cars and 10,000 trucks weekly, now down to 36,000 cars and 6,000 trucks last week.
Carl H. Jones, 24, of Narvon R.D. 2, was charged with setting a dozen fires over two months, including a $50,000 barn fire near Churchtown that destroyed a three story barn on Aaron Newswanger’s farm. Police said he admitted to the barn fire and eleven other field and forest blazes, using matches and a cigarette lighter.
A Spring Creek man named Norman Cressley, 26, is in satisfactory condition at Cor ty Memorial Hospital after a violent two car crash at the Wayne street and East Columbus avenue intersection last night. Cressley, driving west on East Columbus, struck a parked car left near the curb when he ran off the road and the impact pushed the other car into a church front yard. The parked car owner, Walton of RD 3 Corry, said he left it with parking lights on and moved behind a passing vehicle with his brother, then returned to find the car 236 feet away in front of the First Church of Christ Scientist. Cressey’s 1957 model was a total loss. Walton’s car and the other vehicle were also demolished. The incident continued to be reported after authorities noted the scene.
Syria lodged an urgent UN complaint after heavy Israeli air strikes on Arab posts along the frontier 25 miles north of the Sea of Galilee. Each side blamed the other for starting a 100 minute clash as observers opened a ceasefire investigation. Reports said Israeli casualties totaled 2 dead and 11 wounded, while Damascus spoke of 7 dead and 26 injured.
Ex Corry man Dr R Bruce Dearing elected president of Harpur College State University of New York Bing hamton will assume duties about February 1 1960 Dearing a Corry High School 1935 graduate earned a PhD at Iowa 1942 and later an MA in psychology at Swarthmore 1954 He taught at Swarthmore Iowa Minnesota and Cornell and served as an air intelligence officer in World War II He is a commander in the Naval Reserve and succeeds Glenn G Battle as Harpur’s president
Mrs Norberta Kane of East Main street correctly named the Meadville Corry football game fireball baton twirl during the blackout halftime show. Others guessed late or offered wild ideas like gas lights or ducks on Mead Park pond while several more provided correct identifications earlier.
AP reports a farmhouse blaze near a Fayette County town killed 36 year old William Matthews of Perryopolis. Two others, Hazel Matthews 61 and Bruce Angeline 12 of Monessen, were hospitalized with minor injuries after escaping through an upstairs window. The fire began in the basement on the first floor and no one could reach the victims in time.
A Philadelphia woman, once blind, now sees again after an eye transplant from corneas donated by Dr. Alfred Blalock, the late Johns Hopkins surgeon. Dr. George W. Corner, of the American Philosophical Society, cited Blalock’s final gift to humanity.
Bristol Lord former major league player and minor league manager died yesterday in Upland Pa at age 41 He played for the Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Indians and Boston Braves in the early part of the century
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