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01 Oct 1960
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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
Oct 01, 1960
Page
1
Fragile OCR: Local land sale and names fragment
Fragmentary OCR describes a county building sale and mentions names such as Corry and Dolphi and a 3130 CE date. The readable text lists a property or shoreline surface and quantities, with scattered references to persons and places, but the context remains unclear.
Pentagon Sets Extra Millions For Defense
The Pentagon earmarked an additional 169 million dollars for defense, funding faster Polaris submarine missiles development and a longer range model. Most new money supports the 1200 mile Polaris and 2500 mile successor, plus Samps satellite and Army modernization. Budget Bureau approval noted amid partisan critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Congress
Defense Department
Bureau of the Budget
White House
Budget Bureau
Army National Guards
Americans Advised To Stay Away From Cuba
The State Department urged Americans to avoid travel to Cuba unless compelling reasons exist. The advisory followed guidance to relocate wives and children of U.S. residents there not stationed at Guantanamo Bay. Officials noted inquiries from tourists and cited 87 Americans detained by Cuban authorities since January 1 with charges filed long after arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Cuba
Ha- Yusia
Cban
Ant i
Agent Says No Blight Hits Area Maple Trees
Erie County Agent Henry Berger reports no blight in area maples though scattered cases of vertebrum wilt have been found in New York and Ohio. County agents checked many trees and found isolated damage from other causes, not widespread enough to affect annual production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane Pare
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Henry Berger
New York
Ohio
Berger Sidhe
Berger
Alderman Clears Driver On Two City Police Counts
Alderman Porter Auer overturned two traffic citations issued to Mike Kuyama of R D 1 Columbus for an alleged improper pass and speeding. The hearing revealed one officer did not see the violation, leading to dismissal of the improper pass charge. About 500 teens rioted in the Bronx after a high school event, swinging bats and tossing bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kuyma
R. D
Columbus
Porter Auer
Kuyama
Cuba Refuses U.S. Censure Note Over Bank Nationalizations
Havana reports say Cuba rejected a U S note accusing Fidel Castro’s regime of patrolling the Communist line in response to a protest over banks nationalized on Sept 17 The note cited First National Bank of New York First National Bank of Boston and Chase Manhattan Bank and condemned U S pressure while U S officials protested detentions and a ticket plant closure valued at 110 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
International Com Requis
Philip Borsal
Carlos Olivares
Olivares
First National Bank of New York
First National Bank of Boston
Chase Manhattan Bank
U. S
Mistake Nearly Fatal To Aviator Near Rosin Shamokin
A 21 year old pilot from Bryan Defiance Airport lifted off and at about 100 feet the engine quit. The four seater plane crashed in a field but the aviator survived with minor injuries and possible nose bone damage. Local officials reported the accident and injuries.
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Brian
Ono
Rosin
Shamokin
Bryan-Defiance
Rosint
Beavers Aim for Franklin Road Test Against Knights
Corry Beavers travel to Franklin to face the Hardy Knights in a rain delayed game at Miller Sibley Field. Local sports editors predict a Franklin win with scores varying from 7 to 13 points and expect a large traveling crowd tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty Beavers
Franklin
Hardy Knights
Associatio Press
Orange
Black
Len Henderson
Franklin News- Herald
Corry
Erie Times-News
Jack Polaney
Jim McCullough
the Knights
Corry Attorney Unhurt In Crash Near Union City
Corry attorney A Peiffer escaped injury when his car was struck head on by a southbound car driven by Charles Kelly 30 of Buffalo NY one mile north of Union City on Route 8 Kelly lost control on a curve and fled back into Peiffer's path Kelly pled guilty to failure to keep right and was fined 10 dollars plus costs Damages to Peiffer’s car estimated at about 400 dollars while Kelly’s car sustained about 200 dollars in damage No other injuries reported.
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A. Peiffer
Noth Center
Union City
Peiffer
Charles Kelly
Buffalo
Corry
Kelly
Peitfer
Justice of the Peace
Bernice Rockwood
Ubon
Peiffer Auto
Sudbéttrredt
Iki Aye
Neier
Hyat
CAUAY
Hydetuwi
Carey
Grapeville
Fine Auto
Roy Tooke
Butler
Mpact
Tooke
Willam
14 Appeals Set On Assessments
Fourteen appeals from new tax assessments will be heard in the Municipal Building next Tuesday and Wednesday night. Seven appeals on residential prices will be heard Tuesday night and seven involving commercial buildings will be up for reevaluation Wednesday evening. Five City Council members will sit with Miller to hear requests for reductions in evaluation. The city overall valuation change is about $71,000 after increases and decreases are considered. The reassessment is ordered by state law every three years, with Corry and Erie the only Third Cities carrying it out this year. Carry conducted a wholesale reevaluation in 1954 and a quick review in 1957, making the 1960 reassessment the third since City Council began the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muller
Miller
Pennsylvania
Tis
Teen-age brothers under fire probe in UC fires
Two Union City youths are being questioned by state police fire marshals after allegedly setting a storage building blaze that caused about 4000 dollars in damage. Firefighters battled the two hour blaze at a barn type storage structure near Bist Street, sparing nearby homes. The owner Mil ton Rynise of Edinboro financed the property, and the furniture belonged to Mrs. Paulie Hall of California. The incidents prompted an investigation by Troop E at Lawrence Park. Insurance covered the building and contents.
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Lysuunny
Union
Jerfty
Bbize
Francis Wonlenny
Wantenay
Lawrence Park
E Headquathers
Baby Mixup Discovered- 17 Years Later
A 17-year-old girl in Germany was found to be the biological daughter of her teacher Herr Ernst Ruethem after blood tests. The 1949 birth of Heide and a mixup with another baby led to Heide being raised by the teacher’s family while Gudrun was raised by the other family. A court decision recognizes Heide as Ruethem’s child, triggering a dispute with the Splithofs who raised her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pramas Url
Germany
Ernst Ruethem
Garl
Helde Splither
Heide
Chidrun
Frau Reuthem
Gudrun
Hang
Reuthem
Neutrals Urge Ike Meeting With Red Chief After Highway Crash
Police report a four-vehicle crash on Route 408 near Townville involving a 1954 Cadillac, a 1957 Cadillac, a 1990 Cadillac, and a Chevrolet. No injuries were reported. damages totaled about 2,600 dollars. Possible charges await investigation.
Auto Crash Causes $1250 Damage at Lincolnville Riceville
Elton Bates of Union City and Rex Southall of Centerville were involved in a late afternoon collision at an intersection on the Lincolnville Riceville road. Southall skidded and struck Bates car, causing about $1250 damage with no injuries. Investigation and possible charges ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suly Skillard
Lincolnville
Riceville
City Star
Elton Bates
Union City
Rex Southall
Centerville
Southall
Filles Auto
Bates’ Auto
Troupe Race Continuity
New York Tightens Drunk Driving Laws Today
A new New York State law tightens penalties for intoxicated driving. A blood alcohol level of 0.40 per cent is prima facie evidence of impairment, with mandatory suspensions and possible license revocation for refusals to test. The rule treats drunken driving as a traffic violation, not a misdemeanor, with a 0.16 per cent level also recognized as evidence of intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nikita Heads Week End Trip To Long Island
Soviet leader Khrushchev is reported to be visiting New York for a period of time with plans to stay until mid October. The report notes headlines about his appearance and mentions a scheduled move to a pier for an extended stay as part of the trip. Local chatter ties the visit to political and diplomatic signaling during the week.
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Mei Cave
Howe
Sud Klieiastic
Eisenhower Returns to Capitol After Funeral
President Eisenhower flies back to Washington after funeral services for Mrs. Eisenhower's mother Elly. White House officials say the trip follows private grief and family talks. The simple Presbyterian services were held Friday as guests and close friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eisenhower
Washington
Wester
United Nations General Assembly
Kistens
Bitty
G. Menzies
Rosalia
Mos
Hisenhower
Eisemhower
Elly
Guinsts
Eisenhowers
Dynd
Five Neutrals Help Russians Achieve Goals
In a UN setting Khrushchev outlines plans to reshape the world security machinery. He advocates a three bloc executive and expansion of the 10 nation disarmament panel with neutrals joining to balance power. Proposes new summit aims with Yugoslavia India Indonesia and the United Arab Republic leading neutral support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bia
Unite Nations N.Y
SNL
Siviek Pheniter
General Soontels
New York
Eisenhower
Shemir
World Communist Movement
Khrushchev
Sisten Oateurtaliy
Whelisholiey
Peaceamachine Machin
Vesopul
Tr Qion
Eisenhower — Khrushchey
Yugoslavia
Indi
Tndonesia
Soft Berm Flips Liquor Truck in Verify Incident
A liquor truck flipped after hitting a soft berm near Corry Street yesterday at about five PM. Police said driver Wil liin Magoun, 34, of Era, and Lipavin Musaon were injured. the wreck caused about $1,000 in damage to the vehicle and nearby property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Laquor Control Board
Hirenain
Chyry-Beeverdam Ronge
Corey Staiy
Wiliin Magoun
Nebuliti
Nyc
Pittsburgh Man Given Life For Robbery Slaying
George Box, 27, of Pittsburgh, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the robbery slaying of 94 year old Robert R Kenkel, also of Pittsburgh. Box was charged with stabbing Kenkel to death in a North Side alley on July 4, 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George Box
Robert R Kenkiel
Fox
Kenkel
Eisenhower to Decide After Meeting with Macmillan
In UN and Washington talks Eisenhower weighs whether to meet Khrushchev amid neutralist UN urging. White House aides say odds are low he will agree, citing the RBI case and Khrushchev’s insults as factors. Weekend strategy sessions frame the decision as aides note ultimate authority rests with the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
Eisenhower
Khrushchevan Brasstacks
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Washington
Manet White House
Khushehev
RBI
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Nto
Fisenhower
U. N. General Assembly
Afghanistan
Corry Man Struck By Car Believed Unhurt
A 59 year old Corry man named William Johnson was struck by a car on North Center Street at 8 p.m. yesterday. Norman M. Wade of Concord Street said he was driving south when Johnson darted into the path. Johnson said he was not hurt and refused medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
William Johnson
Treat
Norman M. Wade
Concord Street
Wade
Johnson
Frost Warning As Frost Hits In Early Fall
The region records a 30 degree low signaling first frost of the season. The eastern half of the country is under a forecast for below normal temperatures with above normal precipitation. Tonight will dip into the low 40s with clearing skies and slightly warmer tomorrow. Luca Cortese, 78, noted army officer and political figure, died Wednesday. family announced his death yesterday.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Bardens
Tabany
Luca Cortese
Rome
Alio
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