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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1961

Page

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Youth Hurt As Car Rams Bridge Here

A youth, about a year old, lies in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a car struck a one lane bridge on Route 89 near Blein Spartansborg yesterday at 6 p.m. Trooper Walter Krupa said Gary Lee Berlehner failed to stop on wet pavement and became entangled in the bridge. Roy Sorenson, who had just crossed the bridge, turned back to aid and rushed the injured youth to hospital.

Corry Memorial Hospital Blein Spartansborg Walter Krupa Corry State Gary Lee Berlehner Berlehner

Tremor Shakes Allentown After Thunder Clash

Residents report a tremor in Allentown prompting phone calls to local papers. Weather Bureau officials at the Allentown Easton Bethlehem Airport attributed the quake to a heavy thunderstorm over nearby clouds, noting the event was likely caused by atmospheric conditions rather than a geological shift.

Allentown Mvea Allentown - Easton Bethlehem

Mercer milk dealer pays 15000 fine to avoid license suspension

The State Milk Control Commission reported that a Mercer County milk dealer chose to pay a $15,000 fine instead of a 300 day license suspension. Marvin B. Weintraub said the firm paid the fine Wednesday after being charged with altering records and refusing to supply vertical information.

Kannioom [Ar State Milk Control Commission Mercer County Marvin B. Weintraub Commission Athering Records

Rain Delays Crowning Of Sparta Fair Queen

The Sparta Community and School Fair opening night was dampened by rain delaying the fair queen crowning. Students left early for rides, a chimp act entertained, and booster drawings occurred as organizers hoped for better weather today.

Sparta Fair Atticints

Drowned Erie Girl at Peninsula Pier During Picnic

An 18 year old, Patricia Gareloff, rescued after her classmate Ann Marie Kobylinski, 1 year old, drowned in Lake Erie off Water Works pier during a get acquainted picnic of Erie Business Center. Winds 50 mph churned six to eight foot waves as rescuers responded.

Erie Lake Erie Vicgiim Ann Marie Kobylinski Patricia Gareloff Water Works Erie Business Center Pat Gareloff Peninsula Police Pat Anne Marie Michael Wargo Sandro Garbin Frank Pettinatode

Saegertown Schools Urged Investigated by Committee

A Township Citizens Committee asks Governor Lawrence to probe alleged irregularities in Saegertown Area School District operations. They cite excessive spending, improper bidding, inflated salaries, and a 13 mill teacher sick leave cost. The letter details meetings with county and district officials and notes an alleged 20 mill tax burden since August.

Saegertown Wayfield. ‘Township Lawrence Hayfield Hayfield Township Baegertown Area Floyd B. Peters State General Assembly Mulberry Bush John

Hurricane Diaz Death Toll Surges Across States

Hurricane Diaz devastates Texas and Louisiana with 173 mph winds and 14 foot tides, spreading floods to Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri. Deaths reach 40 across four states with 28 in Texas and rising. Red Cross reports 40 200 homes damaged or destroyed in 14 counties and extensive crop and farm losses.

Galveston Tex Diaz Carla Texas Kansas Mixcourt Louisiana Gulf of Mexico Oklahoma Missouri Red Cross Ralph Shannon Dallas County Texas Highway Department Jefferson County Waller County E. M. Weaver Texas Atty Will Wilson Wilson

Merchants Plan Four Saturday Jackpot Drawing Event

The Chamber of Commerce promotes Merchant Jackpot Days with four weekly drawings in October. Winners must be present to claim a jackpot paid as store certificates starting at $50, increasing if no winner is present. Real-time drawings rotate through downtown areas as participating retailers are sought, with a goal of 60 merchants joining.

Rena Uitun Chamber of Commerce Folnd

Discoverer Space Capsule Snatched Near Hawaii

The Discoverer 30s space capsule, described as a large gold ball, was recovered yesterday after parachuting toward Hawaii. An Air Force aircraft completed the aerial catch, marking the first recovery by turbo-prop cargo planes in this series. It was the fifth Discoverer capsule recovered. three other packages had been retrieved from the sea.

Muunam Ale Runun Hawaii

Katanga Forces Attack Key Katanga City Base

Katanga troops struck the Kamina air base at Kolue and sent warplanes into combat, claiming control of Elisabethville as UN forces pulled back. President Tshombe urged resistance while White settlers and tribal factions called for a continued war, amid heavy fighting near Kamina and Elisabethville.

Katanga Leopoldville The Congo Kumi Elisabethville Moses Tstumbe Cane Bkling Heh I.N United Nations Kamina Kanua UNL Kamilia

Corry Guardsmen Promote Five During Drill Session

Five Corry area Guardsmen were promoted to sergeant or staff sergeant at a weekly drill in the Armory. Lt James Narducci presented the insignia. Enlistments extending to 1962 will add a year, increasing drills to six monthly with field training beginning near Bear Lake.

Corry National Guard James Narducci Paul J. Capela Jr Gerald D. Brooks Union City Frank J Malesid Gerald H. Quyens Lynford A. Youns Centerville James Earl Bear Lake

Commander In Europe Craves Swift Authority Over Reds

Washington reports indicate U S military chiefs want full power for European commanders to respond promptly to Soviet harassment in Berlin. Gen Lauris Norstad may lack on the spot authority, while defenses seek a rule to act as events unfold. Jet fighters could fly airborne patrols to deter interference with routes to West Berlin.

Washington U. S Europe Berlin Pentagon Lauris Norstad Lucus Clay Kennedy East Germany West Berlin

Corry Church Furniture Co Files Bankruptcy

A petition for involuntary bankruptcy on behalf of Corry Church Furniture Co is to be filed in Pittsburgh next week. Attorney David Gifford of Erie, a former board member, said the papers are being prepared to protect assets as creditors levy. The case may be referred to U.S. District Judge William Washabaugh, who will notify creditors and organize a bankruptcy trustee. Repossession of the East Main Street plant looms as rent defaults persist and the federal government claims inventory and equipment to cover overdue income taxes collected from employees.

Jewntary Bank Bevles Juste Chuych Puruiture Co Pittsburgh Atty David Gifford Evie Furniture Company Direa Atty William Washabaugh Erie Internal Revenue Service

Red Cross Appeals for Carla Disaster Relief Funds

The Cory chapter of the American Red Cross issued an appeal for disaster relief for Hurricane Carla victims. Chapter chairman BL George said the local agency joins nationwide efforts to provide partial relief for one of the nation’s worst disasters. Contributions may be made in person or by mail, checks payable to the American Red Cross, collected at the Red Cross office in the Cory Public Library building.

Cory Dames BL George Red Cross Corry Public Library St George Said

Corry Area Struck By Hurricane Carla Aftermath

Corry area endures after hurricane Carla with a cold snap dropping temperatures to 61 degrees. Winds along Lake Erie gusted to 50 miles per hour though utilities reported no damage. Weather Bureau predicts much cooler, humid air through the weekend with readings around 56 degrees tonight and several towns sharing 41 and 62 degree values earlier.

Carla Corry Tocnt Lake Erie US Weather Bureau Westfield Jamestown Franklin Meadville Ridgway Mayville Kane Warren Mercer

Crash on Route 89 injures four near Beaver Dam

Four people were injured when two cars collided north of Beaver Dam on Route 89 shortly after noon yesterday. Total damage estimated at 52,000. Injured were Oscar Huth Griffith Indiana and wife, Chirence Neiner Crown Veins Indiana and husband, plus John Mountain of 41 East Church Street. Mountain said he tried to pass a truck, swerved, then struck the other auto, troopers said potential charges are pending.

Beaver Dam Corry Union City Memorial Hospital Oscar Huth Griffith Ind Chirence Neiner John Mountain East Church Street Mountain

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