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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1961

Page

8

Nadolny Family Homes Burned In Rural Fire Near Sparta

A two story Rama Township house owned by the Nadolny family burned early yesterday, destroying most possessions including Christmas gifts. The Nadolnys escaped with their 15 month old son Tammy, aided by a quick exit as flames broke from the basement area around an oil furnace. They fled to Steve Nadolny’s nearby home and may relocate to Titusville where Nadolny works at Queen Cutlery Works. Insurance covered the structure but not the contents. the cause is believed linked to the furnace.

Nadolny Titusville Queen Cutlery Nadolnys

Hearings Planned for Youngsville Bypass Route

The highway department plans a four lane divided bypass linking Youngsville to Warren with a hearing held by the highways department’s legal division. Public notice states the plan includes a route near Ruthel and Stiarbrick, 102 miles total length, advertisement forthcoming.

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Penn'n Patients and Mobile Camps in Civil Defense

Prasse highlighted mobile forestry camps run from Rockview and other prisons built to conserve resources and develop people since 1957. The camps, with dormitories and dining facilities, travel statewide to plant trees, build trails, and aid in civil defense readiness, including potential nuclear emergencies. He argued prisoners in camps would be safer near authorities than wandering towns.

Prasse Rockview Correctional Institution

Aluminum Biding and Display Ad Offer for Local Buyers

Announcement offers aluminum doors windows awnings free estimates from McCray Aluminum Products, with phone contact 4 4293. Also notes the value of Want Ads for buying selling and hiring, plus last call for free Christmas displays drawing December 1 at 2 30 pm in Columbus Pa. Memorial items listed with contact Mrs. R A Wilson and local memorial center details.

McCray Aluminum Products Allie Murphy’s Agar R. A. Wilson Columbus Center Street Ayenue Cherry Builders Supply NaBti Stormes Ga Toving Chicago Zalzneck, Inc Mead Avenue Phone

Ambiguity in new employment law sparks supermarket challenge

Lee C. McCandless, attorney for the chain, contests the act as vague on whether 10 or more employees means regular, yearly, or Sunday payroll. The law, effective Oct. 29, was blocked by a federal TRO, then ruled outside federal jurisdiction by three judges on Nov. 21. About 21 supermarkets across Allegheny, Westmoreland, Washington, Butler, Mercer, Greene, Fayette, and Crawford counties challenge the measure.

Butler Milton Friedman Friedman Supermarkets Harold Friedman Ronald L. Saffer Bon Aire State Justice Department Harrisburg D. Miller Butler Two J. H. Draper Meat Cutters Union Justice of the Peace William R. O'Donnell Lee C. McCandless Allegheny Westmoreland Washington Mercer, Greene, Fayette Crawford Counties

CAB Sets Higher Philadelphia Pittsburgh Fare Floor

The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled that a no reservation fare of 1346 dollars between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh is too low. The CAB outlawed the fare and ordered that the minimum lawful fee for no reservation service between the two cities be 15 dollars, a figure related to the cost of providing the service.

Washington Civil Agronautics Board Philadelphia Pittsburgh Allegheny Airlines Trans World Airlines

Garden on roof tops 19 tons of earth in city high rise

James M. Smith and his wife prepared a roof garden atop an 18 room apartment building they own. They hauled 19 tons of earth up a fire escape to plant the garden in Columbus Ohio.

Columbus Ohio James M. Smith Smith

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