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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
Sep 06, 1962
Page
3
U S Employment Near 70 Million Mark Despite Mixed August
The Labor Department reported August employment rose by nearly 200,000 to 104,762,000, a record high while unemployment fell 86,000 to 3,892,000. The civilian labor force grew to about 74,000,000 as workers face retraining needs for automation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Wallace
U.S
Labor Department
Wallace
Seymour Wolfbein
Notable medical study and high odds bridge tale
Dr. Thomas M. Perry reports two thirds of 1,771 doctors tested at an AMA exhibit lab showed abnormalities suggesting illnesses from diabetes to heart or gout, urging follow up and detailed evaluation. Yale senior Jules Wright, 19, hit a 8600 billion to one shot by drawing 13 spades in a Wilmington game. Dawn Addams, 31, seeks British court ward for her 7-year-old Stefano, separated from his Italian prince father. petition could prevent removal from Britain without court permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Thomas M. Perry
George Washington University and Hospital
Washington
Chicago
American Medical Association
Perry
Jules Wright
Yale University
Newark
Del
Wilmington
Dawn Addams
London
Stefano
Vittorio Massimo
Italy
Britain
Arrest of Six Youths Solves 92 Crimes in Erie Area
Erie and Millcreek police say teamwork led to the arrest of six youths, ages 15 and 16, on burglary charges. Lucas and Cardo face counts. six suspects arraigned before Alderman Fabrizi. Police credit the investigation with clearing 23 burglaries, 54 larcenies, 11 larcenies from autos and four malicious mischief cases, with thousands in loot recovered or pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Millcreek
Donald Cardo
Dennis Lucas
Lucas
Cardo
Larry Fabrizi
Brie
Frances Pilewski
Russell Verga
Norman Hammer
Joseph Marshall
Chester J. Miller
Soblen Tries To Take Own Life And Flight Delays
Soblen reportedly stockpiles medicines while claiming he has little time to live as British officials question his medical seriousness. A Home Office notice to Pan American states Soblen will not depart for New York today, and no later flight has been booked. Separately, Republican Raymond Shafer reports growing support for the state ticket as he addresses a Wilkinsburg crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soblen
Donal Joseph Gilran
New York
Home Office
Pan American
Pittsburgh
Raymond P. Shafer
Republica
Wilkinsburg
Shafer
Fire Wrecks Pittsburgh Toy Company Building
A six story downtown Pittsburgh fire at the Minsky Brothers Toy Co. caused hundreds of thousands in damage. No injuries reported as flames, smoke and public crowds filled Stanwix Street and Third Avenue. Fire alarms and nearby roofs were used to douse the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John Brickley
Minsky Brothers Toy Co
Ute
Third Avenue
Stanwix Street
St’ Mbi of Mercy
Piremen
Lea Duke
Richard Doyle
Soil Conditions In Pa Improved
Rain has improved soil moisture in Pennsylvania but drought impact on crops remains uncertain. The State Crop Reporting Service notes late corn is recovering from drought, with yields varying from good to poor across counties due to differing field moisture. Hay farmers report ongoing harvesting despite earlier dryness concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakhisburg
Civil War Flares in Algeria As Cease Fire Fails
Algeria experiences renewed fighting near Orleansville and Beerouahia. government and rebel guerrilla leaders meet in Algiers as Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella tours frontline positions. Regular army maneuvers clash with guerrilla roadblocks, raising prospects for a first National Assembly and new government within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Relia
Dures
Othey
Orleansville
Beerouahia
Reguars
Houari Boumedienne
Eros
Ben Bella
Wilayas Izones 3
Si Hassan
Wilaya 4
Giant Turnpike Projects Begin at Laurel Hill Tunnel Site
AP reports Pennsylvania launches an $15.8 million turnpike upgrade with eight new tunnels and a Laurel Hill by-pass. Gov. Lawrence says the project will usher in an era of improved service on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Groundbreaking outside the Laurel Hill tunnel west portal marks the start as crews clear the Way for a tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemecons
Allegheny Mountain
Laurel Hill
Lawrence
Laurel Hill Tunnel
Jackie’s Desk Authenticity Question Divides White House
The $20,000 early 19th century desk donated by Maurine Noun is being returned to its donor amid doubts of age. White House curator William V. Elder disassembled the desk and noted reworked woods. The Green Room will be replaced by a $13,000 19th century Baltimore cabinetmaker Joseph Burgess secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
John F. Kennedy
Maurine Noun
Des Moines
Towa
Washington Post
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Post
William V. Elder
Noun
Elder
Baltimore
Green Room
Letter to the Editor Attacks State Spending Critics
The writer rebuts a prior letter accusing Democrats of fiscal mismanagement in Harrisburg. He cites state payroll growth, debt service costs, increased borrowing, higher taxes, and expanded spending. He blames the Lawrence Clark Dilworth team for wasteful money use and debt with taxpayers bearing the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Tsul
Davey
Mvs
GSA
Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
Pennsylvania
Danu- Ary
Lawrence-Clark- Dilworth
Waterhouse
Republican City and Area
Estes Empire Assets Sold in Major Texan Deal
El Paso reports D Jaffe president of Mart Stores of San Antonio bought all assets of Billie Sol Estes holdings for 5.8 million with future interest and grain payments lifting the total to about 47 million. Navy aide Manning, retired admiral and former yards chief, collapsed and died yesterday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
New York
John J. Manning
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