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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1961
Page
6
Harold Gilbert resigns due to ill health as secretary of the City Planning and Zoning Commission. The commission appoints Ran Esalo to fill the position after a meeting last month.
Wassmll Kansas AP Two young soldiers aged 18 and 19 failed to win a new trial in a first degree murder case tied to a robbery and killing of an elderly reload worker near Sharony Springs Kin Judge Beedle denied the motion and set Wednesday for sentencing James Douglas Latham of Mauriceville Texas and George York of Jacksonville Florida were found guilty of the felony and face the gallows in one of seven murder prosecutions in the area.
A United Nations session debated decolonization with two resolutions. One backed by former French colonies in Africa and others passed with 341 votes and nine abstentions. A six nation draft supported by India Bolivia and the United Arab Republic failed 4110 with 21 abstentions. The proposals urge talks between the Netherlands and Indonesia over a Pacific Island territory.
Mr. Hanlin of 13 Cherry Street Union City died yesterday at St Vincent's Hospital Erie at age 77. Survived by two daughters Audrey McChthsart of Rochester and Genevieve DeGeore of Erie. three sons Rex Union City Anthony Dayton Fla Andrew Jamestown. brother Willman Brie. six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Rosary at Glenn Finer Home Wilton City tomorrow at 8 pm. Requiem Mass at St Teresa's Church Union City Thursday at 9 am. Burial at St Teresa's Cemetery Wilton City.
A 1500 Bru Bears squad travels widely due to food scarcity across the state. The text mentions distribution, weight figures, and a connection to notable figures including Harvard and a New York relief effort for Primitive Art.
The Rockefeller party halted a sea rescue off New Guinea after a Dutch companion and Michael Holl reported improvised life buoy use while aiming for shore. Officials questioned the recovery and search plot as Mary Strawbridge and the governor flew toward Metauke for onward travel to Amsterdam aboard KLM.
Hollywood report states Gene Autry, 52, co owner of the Los Angeles Angels, pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge. He paid a $600 fine, received a one day suspended sentence, and was placed on three years of probation. The appearance occurred Friday before Judge Don Redwine, delaying a planned Monday proceeding during Thanksgiving weekend.
A man and his wife plead guilty to spying for the United States, acknowledging a three man district military court. The sentences reference Werner, a stillfer agent, and a guard-wits section in a guard unit, with unclear details and numerous garbled phrases.
Soviet and Western negotiators show willingness to continue talks despite mutual distrust. Moscow presses to link test ban to general disarmament, a move the United States and Britain oppose. The stalemate underscores a long, unresolved East West disarmament debate.
Benjamin F. Barr, 51, of Connellsville, was killed today when his car lost control after a turn and struck a tree near his residence. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene this afternoon.
A 1960s style critique argues that rising wages abroad and cheap imports from Japan and the Soviet bloc devastate American industry. It cites Alassia markets flooding U S markets, declining U S pottery plants from 22 to 9, and import growth from 800 000 to 15 million pounds of cotton yarn, predicting mass unemployment and economic warfare led by Khrushchev and Kennedy policy clashes.
JAMESTOWN The mayor of Celoron and Jamestown suburb died at home after a heart attack yesterday. Floyd F. Young, age 65, was found unresponsive. Celoron Volunteer Fire Department rescue unit and a physician were summoned but could not revive him.
Four men stranded aboard the Charles R steel tug after its netting work left it marooned on Lake Erie rocks. Capt Ted Lindal Conneaut and Erie crew Chris Larson Eddie Senstermacher William Sehiley, plus Dan Schmidt Conneaut braved rough seas while Ashland Coast Guards tried to free the vessel. A village leader and former Celoron mayor was active in civic groups.
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