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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1960
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows Line-O-Ads in Corry Journal with ads for local services and sales. Mentions Brookville area, Potatoes rolls, and various broken phrases about shelter and autos, with no clear single event.
Pennsylvania lawmakers face an uncertain adjournment as a Philadelphia voting inquiry looms. A Philadelphia Common Pleas judge ruled the Senate lacks authority to investigate irregularities, prompting reactions from Atty. Gen. Anne X. Alpern and leaders on both parties as they weigh recess timing and possible late-year action.
A discourse on postwar world order cites United States leadership in the U N and Berlin issues. It argues for a world peace treaty with two German states and a dismantled occupation regime, while asserting the U S cannot be pressured beyond persuasion. Also reports aArkansas State Fair queen tragedy with fatal heart attack of the father after his daughter's crowning.
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of emergency call 2 8001 Corry Memorial Hospital admitted Saturday Eaton Fyndrey Lake Eqekson Phoenia Hotel Paul Whaley RO D 2 Mr Ethel M Ottaway 112 Ms dullis Bosnghie 128 Mead wena Mrs Wuhan Heimintollen 8 Satter Cirele MCCA GED Maxeveld and isuchter Lort Lyn Clymer Mrs Louie Auer 52 East Congress Street Mrs Alma DeHaven 303 Essex Street Mrs Olin Bracken Jr and son Timothy John 29 West Smith Mrs Mable McCr ony Mrs Harry Brown and son Willan Clifford 34 North Center Street Albert Sandburg Columbus Lester Dennison West Washington street extension Stephen 7 son of Mr and Mrs J Robert Grice 138 Park et Mrs Charles Jones RD 4 Titen City Mrs Rita Clawson 10 Spring Street RD wy Sunday Ricard 8 son of Mr and Mrs Ray Dennis 38 West Frederick Street
A list of discharged individuals and residents from Corry Union City Waterford and nearby areas appears, naming Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Brackett, Max Arvie, Betty, Daniel, Debra, Mrs. Higby, Mrs. Wynn, Mrs. Sibley Wright, Mrs. Shearer, Miss Patricia Smith, Floyd McClellan Jr, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Petri, Mrs. Watson, Miss Stephanie Miller, and others with addresses on Sprine Creek West Columbus Waterford and Union City. Also notes on farm production concerns in Russia near Moscow with Pravda Today reporting declines and officials blamed for indifference.
Khrushchev’s New York United Nations visit dominates early campaign chatter as Nixon and Kennedy clash in TV debates. Analysts note his presence steadies pace, while polls show little shift in voter sentiment. The impact on the race remains unclear as campaigns enter a critical period.
A lorry boy riding a bike collided with a car driven by Mrs. Alvin Jones at West Main Street in Union City. The incident prompted Police Chief Harley Drake to urge both parents and riders to obey traffic signals. the boy, Carson Munn, appeared unhurt and was told to report to his parents for medical advice.
Soviet leader Khrushchev failed to gain progress in any voter contest at the United Nations as reported in the wartime era dispatches.
Drake spoke today about police efforts failing to curb unsafe behavior by youths. Ottiegr Lextip Kelly leads the city schoolboy patrols warning riders of responsibility but with little success. Any bike or car mis hops could have been fatal, the chief said.
Juvenile Aid detectives traced the suspect Reilly from tips by Fran sis Knoll who saw him enter a basement with a tie sit. Police kept the crowd back as they confronted the boy in a courtlike setting. A blood-stained half slip and a shoe found near cellar steps pointed to Sally Ann as the missing link in the case.
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