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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1960
Page
6
A chaotic discussion yields approval of stricter eligibility rules amid disjointed remarks from Action Committee members. The meeting highlights include references to local races, funding, and disputed dates, with unclear speaker attributions.
A fragmented Buffalo item appears in this edition with garbled OCR wording. It references Fraunie Smith and Fuftally, mentions a Sunday event and a local expression. The readable bits imply a local incident or notice but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
An 84 year old Eldred official died in a crash near Grand Valley while traveling with the Anderson family. The survivor noted the vehicle crossed the roadway and collided with another car. Emergency responders attended the scene and notified authorities. Authorities said the crash is under investigation and no further details were released.
Hold services for Mrs Borgerding were held at Bear Lake with Chiro Brethren and many relatives present. The obituary lists numerous attendees including Richard Cosby Chieti Bolster Watton Mein Jukes Richart Aukees and Willard Wilson along with Mr and Mrs Wil lard Wilson and Mrs Bre Fulght.
A Washington report previews the U N General Assembly week in New York as a global parade of anti American figures arrives. It notes Khrushchev’s gambits, U 2 and RB-47 incidents, Powers trial, Castro’s stance, Congo turmoil, and renewed Soviet pressure on West Berlin, highlighting potential American responses.
C J Stufflebeam died at 4 43 a m today at Corry Memorial Hospital after admission the prior evening. He was 41 born in Corry in September 1918 spent life there. Employed by H Burkhous then Nichols Disposal. Survived by two sisters Alma Foster and Hazel Hullman and nine brothers, with services Friday at Bracken Funeral Home officiated by Rev H Ray Harris. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
Mountonn Briefs report on a Richmond area clergy union bid, a Pittsburgh district court appeal by Teamsters official Barney Baker, and political activity in Butler and Lawrence counties. The Midland item notes a priest appointment and a truck lemon delivery scene. Also covered: a Magnetics-Komeno stock deal, a DuBois beating case in Falls Creek, and a North Side Pittsburgh robbery.
The American press debates Khrushchev’s upcoming United Nations visit and how to handle Soviet propaganda. Editors insist responsible reporting is essential while avoiding sensational headlines and ensuring clear, factual coverage.
Hiram G. Andrews, a Cambria County Democratic representative, was honored by House members as they congratulated him on his 84th birthday. Lawmakers praised his 22 years in office, offered gifts and sang Happy Birthday in a bipartisan mood.
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