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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1962
Page
2
The Corry Journal lists admissions and discharges across area addresses. Names include Mrs. Charles Dahlstrand and Nathan Reich among others, with patients admitted Sunday and discharged from Centerville and local centers.
Rep. William E. Miller of New York says he wants to stay on as Republican national chairman to lead 1964 presidential efforts. He notes the November 6 results showing GOP gains in governorships and House seats while losing Senate seats, and he offers to quit one post if time for both becomes impossible. He currently serves without pay and hopes to maintain dual roles.
President Kennedy told the American Bible Society that translation alone is not enough and urged that the Bible must also be read. He emphasized reading in any version or translation as part of scripture access.
John Shubert died at 53 from an apparent heart attack aboard an Atlantic Coast Line train to Clearwater Florida. He headed the Shubert theater empire valued in the hundreds of millions with 24 theaters nationwide including 17 on Broadway. His death leaves two Shuberts active in management, Lawrence and Lawrence Jr, while others are abroad or retired.
COPENHAGEN Denmark AP Dr Neils Bohr age 77 died after a heart attack at his Copenhagen home. Bohr, renowned nuclear physicist, ranked just below Einstein and lauded by Bethe Seaborg Yukawa and others for his influence on 20th century science.
A U S. delegation pressed Cuba to release two Cuban U.N. attaches linked to a sabotage ring. FBI said Jose Gomez Abad, 21, and Elsa, 20, supplied explosives and were not arrested due to diplomatic immunity. Arrested in Manhattan were Jose Garcia Orellana, 42, Marino Antonio Esteban del Carmen Buelro y Cabrera, 22, and Ada Marie Dritsas, 26, with an arsenal found at a jewelry workshop.
Four Erie area residents died in weekend crashes, with five others injured two critically. Victims include Thomas R. Dornhoeler 33 and James F Kuneman 19 of Erie and Martin Rajecki of McKean plus Michael Gibbons 21 of Northeast. Police cited speed as a factor. crashes involved a pickup, a two car collision, and a single vehicle rollover near Erie Osteopathic Hospital and Elk Creek Bridge.
Funeral services for Mrs Berdena L McGraw are set for Tuesday at 2 p m at Bracken Funeral Home with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Friends may call Sunday and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home.
At 5:00 PM viewers can watch Mickey Mouse Club followed by Dr Gillespie's Criminal Case from 1943. The night continues with Pappy and His Friends at 12, Quick Draw McGraw at 8:30 and the western Apache War Smoke from 1952.
Mrs. Charles Dahlstrand of 900 East Main street died Saturday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital at age 78 after a lengthy illness. She was born February 11, 1884 in Ludlow and lived in Corry since 1903. She was a member of St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Survivors include her husband Charles two daughters Mrs. Robert Owens and Mrs. David Depew both of Corry one son Alton of Corry eight grandchildren eleven great grandchildren one sister Mrs. Alma Larson of Ludlow and several nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends at St George Funeral Home this evening from 7 to 9 and funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm Rev. Elmer Ortner officiating with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
An East German refugee escaped into West Berlin amid gunfire. His female companion was wounded and captured as Red Guards fired about 30 shots while they threaded through wire fences separating the city.
A Cleveland church choir of 38 traveled by bus from Calvary Hill Baptist Church to Brownsville Pennsylvania when carbon monoxide fumes from a faulty exhaust system affected 29 members. Two women Pat Byrd and Lillian Hays were hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Citizens General Hospital. The driver William Turner reported smelling fumes and stopped at the Allegheny Valley Interchange on the Pennsylvania turnpike.
Jas per McLevy 84 former Socialist mayor of Bridgeport died at his home after two years illness. McLevy suffered a stroke in October 1960 and had been in failing health since serving 24 years as mayor. His 58 year career included runs for governor U S Senator legislator and alderman. He was running for Congress when illness struck.
Kane County youth Kane L. Johnson, 19, waived hearing and posted 1000 bond after arraignment for attempted arson. He was arrested by Trooper George Barron following a series of fires in Wetmore Township and nearby areas. A camp fire near Glenshaw owned by Arthur and Esther Ketcham was the target. A wood crate with hay and two candles was found, and a lie detector test was administered at Kane substation in the presence of Johnsons’ parents and officials. The test results were not disclosed. Johnson is to face Justice of the Peace William Bunce.
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