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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
2
The ad notes Ramblers now on display at Borstorff and Fitch with open tonight and tomorrow night until 9. A few brand new 1963 models offered at big discounts. All used cars priced to move at Borstorff and Fitch, local Rambler dealer.
Portions of a woman's body found scattered across Lake County in April and May have been identified as Wilma Jeanette Hassan a former nurse aide from two Chicago hospitals. Coroner Robert Babcox said confirmation came from comparing old and new x rays. Hassan 34 emigrated from Baghdad Iraq and was missing since April 6. Her husband Mohsin Hassan said they planned to send their daughter to Baghdad due to financial and personal stress.
Police and PBS agents, aided by Warren officers, pursued two suspects and questioned a third after a robbery at the West Market Branch of Union Savings on Trust Co. A carId getaway vehicle was found nearby. managers and customers were held at gunpoint during the theft and the search for the remaining suspect continued.
A Miami report notes mail from Cuba shows Castro government censorship. The envelope appeared opened and a Havana postmark is cited. The item mentions Tellers and a Piller bout Ini Marais, with a reference to Resolution No 8. The piece highlights censorship tactics and suspicious mail handling.
Mrs Pat Sereno owner of the Sundry Shop reports a diamond valued at 1003 left on a shelf behind the counter. The ring allegedly vanished after a phone call from a woman seen nearby. Sereno later found a ring in the greeting card drawer and the caller’s identity remains unknown.
In Menallen Township a raid led to the arrest of Leah R. Sherman of Uniontown and Sax Knox of Scotia Viehihh on moonshining charges. They were arraigned in Pittsburgh today and released on $1,000 bonds each. A ton of liquor, 160 gallons of mash, and 16 gallons of moonshine were seized. The operation was conducted at a foundation homestead and marked the eighth raid since the first, conducted by Treasury agents based in Dumontown.
In Birmingham Alabama two federal investigators Kenneth Royall and Earl Blaik arrived to probe racial tensions after a bombing in a Negro neighborhood. They met with officials and citizens, kept details secret, and will present a confidential summary to Mayor Boutwell and the City Council before forwarding findings to President Kennedy. The report is described as non recommenda tory.
Royall and Blau concluded a visit noting wide breadth of integration, both forced and voluntary, in the city. A former police commissioner Eugene Connor refused to meet, saying he did not want to meet with any president’s representative. The incident followed a church bombing that killed four Newro girls, injured twenty, and left two Negro youths dead. Royall and Blaik plan to summarize findings and end the visit soon.
At the Altoona Campus construction site Penn State a picket led to two arrests of Anthony Desio 47 Glassport. Desio first faced breach of peace and disorderly conduct after slipping as a vehicle passed a construction entrance and allegedly kicked Officer George Steve who aided him. he paid a $100 fine and was released. He was rearrested later on assaulting a police officer charges.
The Post Office Department touts ZIP code as a success after three months of operation. Big-volume mailers shift to ZIP coded addresses and public awareness grows through cartoons, puzzles, and signs in offices and trucks. The private survey usage remains to be measured while local officials drive promotion.
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