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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1960
Page
3
Warren County commissioners and supervisors met Monday with the zoning commission to discuss potential annexations from Tessie Huhusiy Township to Meat Township and Corydon Township to Fle Township as a proposed Kinga Dam project moves forward.
Four men were arrested Friday night in Mercer County on charges of burglary conspiracy and attempting to bribe a police officer. Police said Amion’s clothing store in Sharon was burglarized. One suspect was released on a $40,000 bond. All four remain in Mercer County jail.
A billfold lost six years ago and found in Boston postmarked September 9, 1950, contains cards and money from Mrs. Thowns. The finder or finder story remains mysterious as the owner extends thanks to the helper.
Lee Duncan, longtime trainer of Rin Tin Tin and founder of a kennel, died of a heart attack at 67. He discovered four puppies in a German trench in World War I and built Rin Tin Tin into a major film and television icon alongside stars like Buster Keaton and Wallace Beery.
Washington AP reports the four presidential debates between Nixon and Kennedy will be on TV with newsmen panel questions. Each night will feature eight minute openings, then multi minute answers, and wrap with final three minute summaries. Meetings span Chicago New York and Los Angeles with split screen formats.
An area man, 22 year old Now-Howald L Renwick of Bradford, died from injuries after his station wagon collided with a railroad freight train at an unprotected grade crossing south of here. He died in St. Francis Hospital in Olean about 24 hours after the crash. The motorist involved survived.
A special meeting discusses potential forming of a merged or union school district in Warren. Roy Cleaver of the State Department agency outlines pros and cons as the discussion proceeds toward a joint committee meeting on October 10. Meanwhile Warren builds a new high school valued at 9.5 million dollars, slated to open November 1, with completion uncertain before Christmas.
Melbourne based Nicholas, 76, founder of a firm that won manufacturing rights for aspirin in Australia, died yesterday after a short illness. Nicholas Ltd later expanded to 14 countries with markets in 10 more, after suffering multiple fractures of the body.
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