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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 16, 1963
Page
1
Vacuum unit investment scheme halted in multiple counties
The Commonwealth says Consumer Research Consultants Inc with offices in Pittsburgh and Erie is offering a central vacuum unit investment promising $48 000 for $1 036 purchase and referrals. Courts in Mercer and Clearfield counties issued injunctions while Dauphin County may hear the case. No Erie County action reported. Sherman Morse 93 former New York reporters dies in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Erie
Pittsburgh
Consumer Research , Consultants, Inc
Center Avenue
State Street
Frederic G. Antoun
Dauphin County (Commonwealth
Araud
Antoui
Mercer County
Clearfield County
Antoun
Sale of North Center Street Building Transfers Completed
The sale of the building at 115 and 117 North Center Street from Mrs. Sidney Elston to current occupants Frye's Hexall Drugs and Robert's Children Shop is announced. The property, long owned by Elston since 1930, was remodeled from two buildings into a single structure with shared stairs. Transfers include Mrs. Elston to Richard Plye and Mrs. Sarah Davidson to Robert's. total price around $37,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Sidney Elston
Frye
Hexall Drugs
Robert
Elston
Richard Plye
Flye’ Drugs
Sarah Davidson
Robert's
REA Leader Defends Ski Resort Loan in Altoona Area
Administrator Normal Clapp defended a $110 100 Rural Electrification Administration loan to Joan o Valley Electric Cooperative Huntingdon Pa for a ski resort near Blue Knob Mountain Bedford County. He told a House subcommittee the loan is legal under the 1936 act and supports rural recreation and electricity use. The loan funds would buy electrical equipment for lifts and showmaking gear and could be extended to the Blue Knob Development Corp. for additional equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Normal Clapp
Rural Electrification Administration
Altoona
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Joan O Valley Electric Cooperative
Huntingdon
REA
Blue Knob Mountain
Bedford County
Clapp
Blue Knob Development Corp
Cities Place Ban On Burning Trash
Erie declares total outdoor burning ban due to tinder dry conditions. Governor Scranton imposes statewide drought safety limits while some towns limit fires and police enforce restricted burn rules. Jamestown notes grass and brush fires as crews battle blazes and issue trash burning bans with approved incinerators required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
George J. Hamburger Sr
Gov
Scranton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Hamburger
Jamestown
N. Y
Chautauqua
Fredonia
Reservoir
Clymer
Sherratt
2 Year Old Boy Found Hanged In Suburban Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh authorities reported Michael Santoro age two was found hanged yesterday in his dormitory basement after reportedly falling from a chair into six loops of clothesline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Michael Santoro
South Korea Holds Tight Presidential Vote Amid Military Struggle
In Seoul the election narrowed to a razor edge between Park Chung-hee, leader of the military regime, and Yun Bo-seon, civilian candidate. With about 8 percent counted, Park led Yun by roughly 1 million votes, while unofficial tabulations showed Yun slighting Park as ballots continued. Yun went into hiding as results rolled in, and observers noted the race would settle a deeply polarizing power struggle following the 1961 coup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Chung
Park
Givlian Nent
Yun Sun
Yun
Givi Rule Party
Criti
National Assembly
Advisera
Democratic Republican Party
Yim
Yo-chan Song
Algerians Rally to Answer Mobilization Decree
Thousands of Algerians gathered at army barracks in Algiers in response to President Ahmed Ben Bella's mobilization order amid renewed clashes with Morocco. Some 30 000 former soldiers were ordered to report for duty as negotiators sought a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmed Ben Bella
Moyorco
Ben Bella
Orleans
Algiers
Chrisis
Mohammed Yazid
Slimane Hoffman
Col. Houari Boumedienne
Hassan II of
Morocco
Etissaries
Ben-Bella
Marrakech
Sahara
Panhandler Helps Youth. Gives Change, Brief Farewell
A young man on a city sidewalk refused to share food but handed the panhandler five dollars. The panhandler, in turn, handed back four dollars in change and moved on, leaving the youth to face the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISI
Damon Runyon
Fernoun
Quan
Cleveland
UNTO Approve Ban On Atomic Arms In Space
The United States and the Soviet Union won overwhelming UN support for a ban on orbiting nuclear weapons in space. The committee rushed through a resolution sponsored by the US, USSR and 15 other nations, setting the stage for General Assembly approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nationd
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
General Assembly
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lord Home
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Entrance Exams Here at Corry Area High School This Week
The Corry Area High School plans to administer the College Entrance Board's Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test PSA at 8 30 a m on Saturday in the high school cafeteria. Principal supervision by C A Rennells and Mrs M George Prusch with Max Benninte assisting. The two hour test helps students decide on college or technical training and is urged for juniors and National Honor Society members seeking scholarships. Students should register at the high school office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouvrance Department
Corry Area
Lie College Entrance Board
PSA
PEAT
C. A. Rennells
M. George Prusch
Max Benninte
National Honor Society
Renitells
Eisenhower Named Parade Grand Marshal in Pasadena
Pasadena announces former President Dwight D. Eisenhower as the grand marshal for the Tournament of Roses Parade. The event details and date are highlighted as a major civic honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Anco
British Convoy Blocked by Soviets on Berlin Route
A British military convoy of nine vehicles with 28 men was held at the Babelsberg Checkpoint near Berlin. The Soviet demand to count soldiers in vehicles was refused by Capt. Arthur Keeling. A second British convoy near Checkpoint Bravo remained nearby as tensions rose during the Berlin blockade era. A U.S. convoy later passed Westend without issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ils
Mont
Sovinl
Babelsberg
Germany
U.S
Ine ‘Oymants
J.S. State Department
Ale Kted
Arthur Keeling
West Berlin
West Germany
Potsdam
Westend
East Germany
Attempt To Avert Work Stoppage At Kinzua Dam
The House Public Works Committee seeks a compromise bill to allow continued flood control and navigation work in seven river basins including the Ohio basin which covers the Kinzua Dam. Without new funding, contractors may stop work or await later payments as Congress debates spending limits and authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Public Works Committee
Allegheny River
Kingua
Rules Committee
Ohio River
Kinzua
Congress
Army Engineers
Kinga
Kingda
Army
Ohio
Alter
House
Senate
Mnany
House Rules Committee
New York Mirror Shuts Down After 39 Years
The financially distressed New York Mirror ceases publication after 39 years. About 400 workers lose their jobs. severance pay exceeds $1 million and an employment office will assist. Walter Winchell and several columnists move to the New York Journal American, also owned by Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Mirror
New York Daily News
John Mears Jr
The
Mirror
Willam Randolph ‘Hearst
Hearst
Wilfred Alexander
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
Stewart
Union
the Mirror
Walter Winchell
New York Journal American
Hearst Corp
Meat Judging Champ Crowned at American Royal Live
Kansas City Oklahoma State won the hard intercollegiate meat judging contest at the American Royal Live Black Show, finishing with a score of 2716 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma State
Man Killed In Truck Crash On Pennsylvania Turnpike Overpass
A rear impact by a tractor-trailer on a Pennsyl vania Turnpike overpass sent both vehicles onto Route 98. One man died at the scene, two others injured. Driver Jewett B. Pickens 7 of Washington died. George Simon 37 of Millington Md and Thomas Waters 29 of Melford Del were hospitalized in full condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyew Stanton
Payap
New Stanton
Moreland County
Jewett B. Pickens
Washington
Route 98
George Simon
Millington
Westmoreland County Hospital
Greensburg
Thomas Waters
Melford
Del
Prick Memorial Hospital
My Pleasant
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