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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1960
Page
2
A long unreadable OCR page lists hospital notices, obituaries, public events, and small ads. It mentions a death, hospital injuries, a harvest dinner, a past Masters night, a Moose card party, and various local official actions. Names include Eric Pretter and Albert Den, with references to St Vincent Hospital and local civic figures.
A list of discharged individuals including Richard Mould of West Chairery Street Montreal and Mrs Mele Dodd of Cum Randy with associated addresses Union City Centerville. The notes mention several other discharged persons such as Mrs John Watson and Mrs Edward Sturdevant along with names like Bluly UNION CITY Kostan Rimpa and Mrs Willim Kirik.
The tanity of Mrs Adie E Fawte is at the Wal ide Fillory Houth West feta services will be hold of oy Thterment I Hi Westfield Conereys.
Adeline Foote of 301 Worth Streets Westfield died after a sudden illness at her son’s home. Born November 20 189? in Westfield she lived there most of her life. Survived by son Frank L Foote a daughter in law five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services are Monday at 2 pm at Wallace Powers Home Westfield with Rev William Gribe officiating and interment in Westfield Cemetery. Also notes a Venango County teacher training program start date October 4 at Seventh Street Elementary OM City.
Federal aides attempt to halt a GE walkout as workers vote 51 to 10 in favor. The expired five year contract faces wage disputes with GE offering a three year deal including 3 percent on signing and 4 percent later, while the union demands a 32 percent annual raise and a union shop. GE operates 187 plants in 133 cities and states the dispute centers on the cost of living escalator and job protections.
A threatened strike by about 2,000 workers against 13 Philadelphia hotels has been postponed temporarily pending negotiations. The walkout, set to begin at midnight, was linked to the expired three year contract of Local 8 Hotel Motel and Club Employees Union. Observances of Yom Kippur by commuting hotel staff influenced timing.
California convicts may win or lose parole as four cards determine outcomes. The state corrections department described a system where a stack of punchcards scanned by an electronic device evaluates a defendant's record. An electronic calculator is said to predict parole chances.
The actor says the series may not hurt his movie draw and notes some stars flop in pictures while others succeed. He believes in working both mediums, cites Jim Garner as a potential film star, and mentions securing time off to act in films while developing a script.
Hollywood Highlights reviews Rod Taylor as the centerpiece of an upcoming adventure show "Hone Kone" amid a slate of new series. The Australian born actor, 35, rises from bit parts to star status with credits like Rush County and Ask Any Girl, while producer Robert Byler crafts a show about a newspaper correspondent in the Orient. Taylor, Sydney born and son of a steel contractor, came to Hollywood five years ago after dabbling in drama.
A contractor found 20 sticks of dynamite wrapped in a 192 newspaper at the Durbin Lote house, where the family has resided for 17 years in Somerset County. Police are probing the incident as part of ongoing local investigations.
Nigeria hailed independence with a noisy Lagos celebration as 40,000 citizens cheered the flag raising at midnight. The event witnessed international observers including Princess Alexandra and New York Governor Rockefeller, who stressed Nigeria must shape its own path while maintaining ties with Britain. Prime Minister Balewa leads a delegation to New York as Nigeria prepares to join the United Nations.
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