Meats Company Ad Appears in Street Scene
An odd listing shows contacts 668 8272 and 668 7262 for a meat supplier amid a street scene. The fragment reads ale 37 co and SCENIO, offering little context or dates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1966
Page
1
An odd listing shows contacts 668 8272 and 668 7262 for a meat supplier amid a street scene. The fragment reads ale 37 co and SCENIO, offering little context or dates.
Fragments describe a sale with items like racks, fixtures, fixtures and antique produce gear. Mentions location near North Center and a phone number 665-9422 with references to 12 by 29 inches and 2129 cts.
FTC probes promotional games and stamps in the retail food industry to assess legality and impact on prices. Spokesmen and housewives split, with some calling it inflation cover while others welcome an investigation. A Seattle advocate notes stores may drop sweepstakes pending a court ruling. industry groups warn of added consumer costs. Continued on Page Four.
Trooper Paul Sita arrested four boys aged 13 to 16 from Sherman-Clymer and Panama areas for breaking into a Bear Lake summer cottage owned by Roger C. Trisket. Entry was via a pried window. damage included torn mattresses and broken fixtures while the youths reportedly spent hours inside before being released to their parents and Chautauqua County juvenile officials will decide on further action.
Space officials plan a signal to destroy Lunar Orbiter 1 to avoid interference as the second orbiter is set for launch on November 6. The operator notes we may not confirm a crash until the craft fails to appear on the far side. Orbiter 1 has returned 215 photos in a seven day orbit aimed at locating future landing sites.
Kansas police may hold a 1 year old local man in custody tied to a nationwide payroll check scam. The stolen checks were taken from the Corry Block Co on Shady Avenue in September. A teletype from a Kansas town alleges the local teen was picked up and Corry police seek extradition details.
AP reports daylight standard time switchover returns Sunday across 19 states and parts of 17 others with clocks set back one hour at 2 am. The move faces state action delays and jurisdictional splits as legislatures decide future alignment under a 1986 act. In Indiana Kentucky Alabama Mississippi Louisiana debates intensify while local enclaves vary. Equitable Gas names John T. Brown president designate to replace retiring Donald B. Beecher.
Tomorrow marks the end of Daylight Saving Time at 2 a.m. Those who observed DST will return to standard time and clocks must be set back one hour. The day will feel longest, and next year states must fully observe DST or opt out by law. Adenauer in Cologne is bedridden with fever.
In Cleveland the 12 jurors selected for Samuel H. Sheppard's retrial on murder charges face a defense motion for a venue change. Judge Francis J. Talty plans to rule Monday after previously denying change-of-venue, stating an impartial jury should be sought locally.
Officials disclose withdrawal concepts for South Vietnam including removal of 60 000 hard core infiltrators and about 50 000 regular North Vietnamese troops. Discrepancies arise between Defense Department notes and U N statements as Washington weighs conditions for a phased pullout.
Edabeth Katz, 29, awarded 330000 for brain injury from oxygen deprivation during delivery. Husband Dr J Harris Katz, Tufts professor, gets 53000 for medical expenses. Jury adds 30040 interest. incident at Dr Louis Albert Brookline obstetrician and Dr William Easton Newton anesthesiologist on Nov 21 1964.
The article reports four youngsters ages nine to twelve confess on scene to starting a lumber fire in a West Main Street basement. Fire Chief Jerome Davis states firemen found old lumber burning after a house demolition and questioned the youths who admitted playing with matches.
A Corry column examines whether utilities should be taxed like others if Milton Shapp’s plan to tax them passes. It notes exemptions since 1828, cites court decisions on taxpayer intent, lists seven local utilities involved, and estimates a potential $7,482 yearly impact for city and school if taxed.
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