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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1965

Page

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Fragmentary notice yields scattered legal dispute details

OCR text shows a damaged legal notice with mentions of a mortgage or claim, parties including plaintiffs and a county, references to streets and a building, and dates and locations, but most specifics are unreadable. The readable fragments point to a civil action about real property and deposits, with unclear names or outcomes.

Two Troopers Hurt In Weekend Auto Crashes

State troopers suffered injuries in separate weekend crashes. Trooper Edward Pass, listed with a hand injury and whiplash, was rear ended on Route 6 near Hillcrest Drive. Trooper Joseph Robyak, now at Lawrence Park HQ, sustained a back injury and remained hospitalized in Erie.

Tio Corry Troop E Lawrence Park Edward Pass Set George Martin Pass Route 6 Hillcrest Drive Larry A. Brown Centerville Sgt Martin Brown Hamot Hospital Erie Joseph Robyak

California quake rattles Southland with aftershocks

A 4.2 magnitude earthquake struck Southern California at 2:45 a.m. with aftershocks felt across the region. Police reported no extensive damage, with Palm Springs suffering the strongest impact.

Los Angeles California Palm Springs

Niobe man critically injured in Columbus crash

John Jacobs 22 of Niobe R D 1 sustained a possible skull fracture after a one car crash on Route 957 in Columbus. His foreign made auto hit a utility pole after losing control on a sharp curve at excessive speed. He was taken to the hospital as firemen and the Corry ambulance responded. car damage estimated at $2000. Charges pending.

John Jacobs Niobe, N Columbus Niobe Thomas J. Carr Corry Jacobs Carr

Titusville Boy Shot In Gun Accident

A 16-year-old Titusville youth, Paul Sutton, was shot in the abdomen in an accidental discharge when a rifle on a car seat fired as a companion moved the gun. He was treated at Titusville Hospital and listed in good condition. Corry State Police and a game warden are investigating.

Titusville Corry Paul Sutton Dorsey Sutton Michael Burrous Sutton Burrous Titusville Hospital

Man saves boy from 11 000 volt line blaze

James Hughes a 44 year old unemployed railroad worker from Maple Shade New Jersey heard an explosion and rushed to a Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad freight yard. He climbed a box car to reach George Forbes nine who was trapped in flames near an 11 000 volt overhead line. Hughes pushed Forbes away from the danger then beat out the flames with rags. Forbes remains in Misericordia Hospital in critical condition with burns over seventy percent of his body.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad James Hughes Maple Shade N.J George Forbes Hughes Forbes Misericordia Hospital

Tionesta Flags United Against Viet Nam Demonstrators

In Tionesta a 1,000-person community plans to fly the American flag outside homes and businesses for 30 days to counteract antiwar demonstrators. They honor Lt. Robert Fuelhart killed in action and whose wife had just given birth. Civil defense director R B Agnew coordinated 35 local businesses to participate.

Tionesta Viet Nam Robert Fuelhart R. B. Agnew Tionesta Civil Defense

Highways and Reapportionment Top Assembly Issues

Harrisburg reports focus on highway borrowing to 980 million and reapportionment briefs to the state Supreme Court. Senate and House leaders outline plans, with opposition from upstate lawmakers and ongoing court-ordered briefs guiding bipartisanship efforts.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania General Assembly George N. Wade Cumberland Senate Highways Committee House State Supreme Court Senate Democratic Scranton Wade State Highway and Bridge Authority High Court Joshua Rilberg Stanley G. Stroup GOP

Admiral Sir Henry Oliver Dies at 100 in London

Sir Henry Oliver, admiral of the fleet, died Friday in London at age 100 according to a yesterday announcement. The long serving Royal Navy officer was noted for his leadership during his decades of service.

London Henry Oliver

Kidnaping, Slaying in Ohio Canal Crime Spree

A kidnapper shot a woman to death and robbed a man in a one hour spree in Valley View Independence and surrounding areas. Police hold two Hollywood men Clyde Alameda 30 and Vincent Podofil 28 as investigators pursue leads, with further details on a page continuation.

Cleveland, Ohio Valley View Independence James Kosciewic Ohio Canal Hollywood Calif Clyde W.alameda Vincent J. Podofil Kosciewic Scott

Four More Miners Die In Fire In West Virginia Mine

Four additional bodies were recovered in a Virginia mine near Sardis following a blaze that already claimed three lives. Rescue workers found the men, including Clell Leedy 58 Bluefield and Robert Savage 57 Rosemont, along with Chalked note saying could not cross.

Clinchfield Coal Co Clell Leedy Bluefield Robert Savage Rosemont Isaac Meats Moatsville Andy Kuruse Ioway

Four Children Shot Dead in Laurel Apartment

Four children of former Kansas congressman Denver D. Hargis were found shot in heads in a Laurel Maryland apartment. Three died at the scene or en route to a hospital while Debra 5 died later. A 37 year old woman is being questioned as police recover a .25 caliber pistol. Arthur Marshall Jr Prince Georges County states attorney to present case to grand jury.

Laurel Kansas Fouth Denver D. Hargis Vienna Goffeyville Kan Southwest Division The Economic Development Administration Troy Sandra Hargis Michael Brenda Debra Ft. Meade Baltimore Washington Arthur Marshall Jr Prince Georges County Charles Greffen James Heckel Hargis

Fuentes, Former Batista Aide, Dies by Self Inflicted Wound

Col Luis Ramos Fuentes once aided Batista in Cuba died in Caracas from a bullet to the head. Police said he shot himself after leaving a note stating he could not return home.

North Clymer man refuses twenty thousand bequest

Lewis T Anderson a 49 year old bachelor from North Clymer says he will not accept the $20,000 legacy left by his late father He objects to television and radio won t take the check and will not sign the court papers fearing involvement The estate s attorney plans to seek court guidance on disposing of the money and the deal remains unresolved with local neighbors and acquaintances weighing in on his unusual stance

Lewis T. Anderson North Clymer Anderson U.S. Mail U.S Theodore Pike Ashville Jamestown High School Lewis M . Brown Panama Ralph N. DeCamp DeCamp McKean County Court Smethport Marlin Tex Fran Roberts

UF Drive Reaches 88 Percent as Funds Grow

United Fund officials daubed the UF thermometer to 88 percent on Center Street. An audit shows $66,297 in, beating the $61,200 goal but drive director Dale Carlson of Bearcates of Chicago says more money is expected. Final figure to be released at tomorrow morning’s breakfast at 7:30 a.m. at the Hotel Corry.

United Fund Center Street Dale Carlson Bearcates of Chicago Corry

Youth Nabbed For Burning Draft Card

FBI agents arrested 22 year old David J. Miller after he publicly burned a draft card at a Viet Nam protest rally. He failed to show required Selective Service documents and faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine under the new law signed by President Johnson.

Washington FBI David J. Miller U.S Viet Nam Miller Hooksett N. H J. Edgar Hoover Johnson

Pool Poster Contest Reaches Corry Students

The Corry Recreation Committee sponsors a poster contest about a municipal pool. Fifth and sixth graders from Concord Wright and St Edward’s may enter with a slogan. Posters due October 25 and judged October 26 with display October 27 downtown.

Corry

Bumper to bumper crowd sights Kinzua Dam foliage pilgrimage

Traffic stretched along Route 6 to the Kinzua Dam area as sightseers flocked for the fall foliage. At 4 p m a scene was photographed in the Tryint area while on return a deer was killed near Levine. Bertha McMichael, Journal photographer, captured the moment and returned to the car as traffic moved slowly.

Kinzua Dam Tryint Route 6 Route Levine Bertha McMichael Journal Society

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