Auction Notice for New York Sale of Real Estate
Public auction announced in New York with sale action and scheduled terms. Details are incomplete but indicate a real estate auction process to be conducted as ordered by a local authority.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1966
Page
1
Public auction announced in New York with sale action and scheduled terms. Details are incomplete but indicate a real estate auction process to be conducted as ordered by a local authority.
U S B52 bombers raid North Viet Nam for the third time in four days striking near the DMZ and targeting infiltration routes storage depots and truck parks. South Viet Nam sees light ground fighting as South Korean Tiger Division ends operation Su Bok and Australian troops finish theirs.
Mrs Willard Carlson tried to unlock a locked car door at the Corry Car Wash on East Main. A passerby fashioned a wire hook to open the door and Sandy Rae, 15 months old, was unharmed.
The 1965 66 annual hospital report shows a 5213 loss despite nearly identical patient load and care days. Rising costs in salaries payroll taxes supplies repairs and insurance outpaced income, narrowing net worth from 702541 to 693688 as assets grew.
City faces refuse collection decisions as budget talks loom. City Engineer-Administrator David Johnson analyzes the waste problem and possible solutions in depth on the editorial page. The Journal recommends this reading.
The 1995 1966 cash and investments total 79 975 up from 70 288. Endowments rose from 138 954 to 144 877 in the past year. Only the interest on endowment investments funds is available for current expenditures. The annual report includes results from last year continued on page six.
Seven appeals from the 1967 triennial reassessment program will be heard by the local Board of Appeals Monday at 7 p m. City Council members staff the board. Seven appeals include three commercial properties and four two family dwellings. Owners will be notified of changes and may appeal to the Erie County court within 60 days if dissatisfied.
A Superior Court judge in Santa Ana asked for more time to study the custody dispute over 11 month old Jayne Mansfield's son. Actress Mansfield alleges the child was illegally taken by former husband Matt Cimber last July and the hearing was continued to October 6.
A 32 year old Chicago engineer and Kiwanis member died trying to rescue Nancy Notto a 20 year old with artificial legs on Kiwanis Kids Day He pulled her from a crossing as a Streamliner hit them near a Chicago suburb. Witnesses say both were struck and killed.
In Massachusetts the gangland death toll rose to 52 after a limousine carried out a rifle attack killing Stephen Hughes of Charlestown and Samuel C. Lindenbaum of Revere on Route 114 near Boston. The killings link to Boston and Revere numbers rackets with a long trail of prior slayings.
Four Corry youths under 18 were arrested in Findley Lake area on public intoxication charges. The 17 year old driver faced 25 dollar fines for driving while impaired and for unlicensed operation, suspended by Justice Willard Ayres. Another 16 and 17 year old brothers had bail suspended, the fourth 17 year old forfeited 10 dollars bail. Police say they were picked up during a routine check in Lakewood early Sunday morning.
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay tested city phone courtesy by calling the Sanitation Department. A clerk answered with Sanitation not answering properly. Lindsay said the superior’s reply also failed and noted the startling handling of the call.
Thirteen Mafia figures released on bail totaling 1.3 million face a weekend before a Queens grand jury. They will be questioned about syndicate leadership changes and power distribution. Police linked the group to national crime interests and noted the absence of Bonanno clan members from the meeting.
In Waterville Maine Minnie Morrison 41 faced a District Court hearing after two Murray children 2 and 3 were found dead in their apartment. A pathologist testified autopsy indicated hanging as the likely cause. Morrison was bound over to Kennebec Superior Court October term held without bail. A 1 month old survived.
Harrisburg attorney general Edward Friedman stated that enforcement of any bingo ban rests with local district attorneys as the chief county enforcement officer. He noted Pennsylvania has anti gambling laws but not a ban specific to bingo, in response to a telegram from John Patterson of Conneaut Lake.
Police admit no solid leads in the slaying of Laura Ellen Bernstein a 20 year old ASU junior art major found stabbed near a downtown Tempe hotel. Her parents plan to bring her body to Fair Lawn New Jersey for burial and say they have reconciled to a killer with a warped mind. The victim had transferred from Bradley University to ASU to be near her fiancé Howard Trilling of Chicago a Glendale student. A Christmas wedding had been planned. Police say the murder weapon remains unknown and she was stabbed four times in the body and twice in the head.
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