Incomplete legal note on settlement pursuit
Lawyers stated a settlement was pursued and action pursued for satisfaction. The fragment mentions legal steps though details are unclear and unnamed parties are not specified.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1962
Page
3
Lawyers stated a settlement was pursued and action pursued for satisfaction. The fragment mentions legal steps though details are unclear and unnamed parties are not specified.
Ellsworth Wilson a 51 year old Sugar Grove farmer was trapped under a overturned tractor on his farm and later hospitalized in Jamestown. A passing motorist Arnold Hagberg spotted the wreck and alerted Sugar Grove volunteers and a wrecker. Firemen used a resuscitator to aid breathing while the tractor was moved. Wilson suffered a severe scalp laceration and possible chest and other internal injuries.
In Newport Weatherly defeated Gretel by about a half mile to win the Cup series four to one. Skipper Bus Mosbacher Jr. drove Weatherly to a commanding early lead and defended the ornate silver mug for the New York Yacht Club. An English challenge is expected in the next 50 days as Britain eyes a next shot in coming years.
Debra Kay Miller five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Birmingham Alabama died in a car crash in Selma Alabama on September 14. Her father a former Corry resident and her maternal grandparents Merle Miller and D W Debram were among those noted. Her mother and sister Toni were seriously injured and another sister Cynthia Ann plus Kathleen Yvonne and brother Douglas survived. Funeral held in Selma on September 18 with in-
The piece analyzes Washington’s dilemma over Cuba after Castro and Khrushchev announce a joint Russian Cuban port and fishing fleet plan. It notes U S restraint on invasion, potential consequences for Latin American leadership, and the risk of losing face whether acting or not while considering broader Cold War dynamics. It also reports LIFE Insurance Institute figures on Pennsylvania policy benefits for 1962.
Parks Director Robert J Orlando disclosed visitors have been throwing pennies into the alligators’ new tank. About 200 pennies were removed Monday morning as staff counts possible placement into a zoo development fund.
A conference panel advanced a tax bill with a retroactive start date of January 1 1962. It allows companies to deduct up to seven percent of equipment and machinery costs and utilities up to three percent. First year net loss is estimated at 1.3 billion dollars, decreasing to about 515 million annually thereafter. The plan tightens deductions for entertainment travel and gifts compared with Kennedy proposed limits.
Harrisburg officials reported a strong public response to a state program paying 250 per bushel for white pine and Norway spruce cones. By Sept 12 the department had received thousands of cones and paid out over 4 100, with estimates showing tens of thousands of trees could be grown from the harvested cones.
George E. Hanks, 1, of Jamestown, pleaded guilty to multiple burglary counts before Judge McKinley L. Phillips in Mayville. He received a jail sentence and faced terms tied to the burglary Adicments, with allocations referenced to Norway spruce cone seedling provisions.
Judge Phillips sentenced the athlete to a suspended term not to exceed three years in a correctional facility and placed him on probation for three years to make restitution after serving three months credit. The case was described as very difficult to decide. Highway funding notes show Washington allotting $115,973.97 in federal aid for the interstate program.
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