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28 Sep 1962
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1962
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR town notice with scattered items
Fragmented text lists furniture and household goods for sale or auction and mentions terms and location in vague garbled form. The legible pieces reference dinette set refrigerator wash basin chairs and blocks of numbers and dates, but no coherent event or clear entities emerge.
Two More Penn'n Babies Murdered
Authorities said Lebanon County man John Kulpa admitted wrapping his step daughter Cathy in a burlap bag weighted with a tire chain and dumping her into the Schuylkill River after claiming she disappeared from his car. He admitted the act in a signed statement and remains in custody as police pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Lebanon County
Schuylkill River
Robert Baxter
Sal John Kulpa
Schactferstown
Cathy
Kulpa
Baxley
Kulba
Faces Charge In Kitting Of Baby
Allentown report: Theresa Peyton, 81, faced murder charges after allegedly knifing her infant and discarding the body in the Susquehanna River. She appeared with public defender James Mercury, held without bail for a November court date. Investigators said Peyton believed the child carried a disease and sought to harm the baby. The death of Maple Elizabeth Hartman was ruled not tied to disease. authorities noted no illness in the infant or mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Theresa A Peyton
Om Heavlie
Leferdhisties
Peace James Mercury
Williamsport
Mindy
Allentown
Sayioie
Ehepboihh
Marenan
Hearby
Lehigh County
Hall
Maple Elizabeth
George J. Joseph
Hartman
Joseph
Mel
Varman
Richard
Burglars Hit Nichols Glavis Restaurant
Thieves broke into the Nichols Glavis Restaurant on South Center Street between 10 pm and 5 am and stole about $2 in small change from a tax money box and a cigarette machine. A bag and a case of turkey noodle soup were taken, later found discarded behind the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Glavis
South Center Street
Lawrence C. Nichols
Alfred Aikens
Aikens
Troopers Probe Hit and Run In Union City
State police investigate a hit and run on Route 97 near Union City claiming a westbound vehicle crossed the center line and struck pedestrian Russell B. Lorentz 19 injuring his left hand while he walked along the roadway. Lorentz was taken to Union City Memorial Hospital for treatment after the incident reported shortly after 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City
Russell B. Lorentz
Union City Memorial Hospital
Lorentz
Rowe
Lorenzo
Hearing Set for October 22 on Coin Device Seizures
Erie County court orders tomorrow consider destruction of 43 gambling machines seized by State Police in July raids. Erie County awaits outcome of October 2 hearing on Geomachine seizures from four Erie establishments. Owners may argue against destruction and request funds be turned over to the county general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Erie County Cout
Kennedy Grinds His Political Axe At West Virginia Rally
President Kennedy sharpens Democratic campaign line in wet Wheeling rally as rain soaked 10,000 supporters. He attacks Republicans as aimless while praising West Virginia’s economic gains and defense contracts. He vows a broader national push into Ohio Michigan and Minnesota states through a busy election weekend tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W.va
Kennedy
Pepe Labeday
Harribury
Wheeling Islan
West Virginia
Hubert TH
Humphrey
DeMinn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Virginaa
Keane
Congress
Covington
Cincinnati
Detroit
Flint
Yuskegon
Mich
Mineapolis
Si-Paul
St. Cloud
Mim
Parakeets Travel With Sparrows Reported Again
The Journal receives a third report of parakeets blending with sparrows. Mrs. Guy Kor man of 9 Elk Street reports two birds, one blue and one green, traveling with sparrows for two days, observed at her residence. Mrs. Alfred Yanbiesat of 61 Wayne Street also saw a parakeet among sparrows near her home. A separate note records the accidental electrocution of 38 McGeehan at Fairless Works, U.S. Steel, Levittown, leaving four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans -Iive
Condoyrie
Seth
Guy Kove Man
Elk Street
Korman
Anor Miendys
Alfred
Yanbiesat
Wayne Street
Hyme
Pairless Hills
McGeehan
Levittown
Fairless Works
U. S Steel Corp
Vnil McGeehan
Corry Firm Sued Over Radio Purchase
A Corry firm faces a civil suit in Erie County over a $2,783 two way radio equipment purchase. Motorola equipment from Motorolla is at issue. Zale Tek, Inc. is the defendant, with Brown and McKnight representing ZalTek. Attorneys Warren Bentz and Louis Schlessinger represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie County
Zale Teek, Inc
Motorolla
Motorola
Warren Bentz
Louis Schlessinger
Hine
Zalzfies
Tne
Brown and McKnight
Cony
Senate Okays Postal Hike
Washington AP A bill to raise postal rates and federal pay won Senate approval 72 to 2. It would lift first class postage by one cent and boost wages for 1.6 million government workers by about 19 percent, with House action and Kennedy signature pending. Critics call it political timing. supporters note offset in revenue and long term parity with other nations. Postmaster General Day praised the move as establishing a modern rate structure and wage hikes for civil servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Willis Robertson
D-Va
Robertson
Harry F. Byrd
D-Vm
John J. Williams
R-Del
Lausche
Presson O Wight D
Eisenhower
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
White House
J. Edward Day
Day
Postponed Carry Franklin Football Game Tonight
The Carry Franklin football clash has been postponed due to heavy rain. It will now be played tomorrow night at Miller Sibley Field at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry - Franklin
Franklin
Miller-Sibley Field
Gas Company Names New Chiefs in Erie and Corry
Pennsylvania Gas Co. announces Corry resident C. Kenneth Christiansen as assistant commercial manager at the Erie offices and Richard K. Pulling of Corry named commercial manager of the Corry office. Christiansen, a 22 year PGC veteran, active in Corry Rotary and Red Cross, lives at 1361 North Center with his family. Pulling, from North East, a Westminster College alum, will head Corry operations and has served in Germany with the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Corry
C. Kenneth Christiansen
PGC
Erie
Richard K. Pulling
Christiansen
Germany
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Inehtins Eple
Philharmonic
K. C. Pulling
North East
Army Engineers Aid Federal Marshals in Mississippi Crisis
An Army Engineers unit arrived in Memphis to support federal marshals enforcing court orders for James H Meredith's enrollment at the University of Mississippi. The 110-man team will provide supplies and administrative support while remaining at Memphis, not engaging in Mississippi affairs. tense standoff continues as federal efforts intensify to enroll Meredith amid threats of violence and national political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Racial Mess Army Engineers
Oxford
Miss
API
Army
Memphis
Tenn
University of Mississippi
Army and Justice Department
College Town
Memphis Naval Air Station
Ft. Campbell
Moscow
T. A. Price
Campbell Price
70Th Engineer Battalion
James H. Meredith
Justice Department
Meredith
Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower says federal law must enforce Meredith admission
Former President Eisenhower urged that federal laws be used to admit James Meredith to the University of Mississippi, criticizing Mississippi officials and noting the federal government would face defiance without troops or marshals. He warned the administration must act or risk complete defiance of federal authority. He also commented on Kennedy’s Pennsylvania visit and upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey, Pa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James Meredith
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Eisenhower
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Meredith
Edwin A. Walker
Little Rock
Ark
Walker
Eisenhowe
Kennedy
Con Wal
Stake
Harvisburg
All Good In Wickwire Kidney Case At Brigham
Mrs Mortis Wickwire of Corry, age 96, awaiting a kidney transplant at Peter Brent Brigham Hospital Boston. Family says she is responding well and will have surgery when physically ready. Barbara Hauck of Florida will not donate. transplant will come from Brigham kidney bank. no date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickwire
Mortis Wick- Wire
Corry
Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Worl
Clark Campaign Swing Reaches Corry Tuesday
Senator Joseph S. Clark, Philadelphia Democrat seeking re election, will visit Corry Tuesday afternoon as part of a Northwest Pennsylvania campaign tour. Democratic chair George Downey notes Clark will arrive at Center Street in front of the Municipal Building at 3 15 p m to meet local voters. Previous stops included Richardson Dilworth and William Scranton. James Van Zandt remains Clark's opponent for the U S Senate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Clark
Philadelphia
US Senate
Corry
Pennyvonia
George Downey
Breas
Clarks
Correee
Rimitine
WIM
Sunday Last Call For Type 1 Polio Vaccine
Polio vaccine distribution continues Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. across Evie County as part of the second phase of the immunization program. Nearly 1,000 volunteers will assist at multiple centers, with Corry Ave High School in Conyme Center serving as the local site starting at noon. Dr John F Hartman and Dr Erle lead the county wide effort to avoid supply shortages. Officials urge using the registration form printed on page 4 of today’s Journal. Directors are Drs John Brown and James Hileman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie County
Cousty
Cony
Corry
Avew High School
John F. Hartman
Erle
Four Corry youths win ribbons at Meadville livestock show
Four Corry area high school agriculture students earned ribbons at the Northwestern Pennsylvania Livestock Show and Sale held at Crawford County Fairgrounds in Meadville. George Sekerak and Robert Macko won purple ribbons, Rex Warner blue, and Carl Adams red. Douglas McCullough of Cochranton led with the grand champion steer, Jon Reese of Conneaut Lake earned reserve grand champion. Average sale price was 84 cents per pound, with four youths' stock selling at 41 cents per pound. C B Stockton of Columbus served as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Area
Seticulture
Pennsylvania
Crawford County Fairgrounds
Meadville
George Sekerak
Robert Macko
Rex Warner
Carl Adams
Cahs Pature Farmers of America
Douglas McCullough
Cochranton
Jon Reese
Connes
Lake
Ila
C. B
Stockton
Columbus
Let This Be A Lesson To Other Principals
Henry Powell, principal of Beaty Junior High, says pupils chose their weekly menu for October 5 10 to boost cafeteria use. The menu includes sloppy joes hamburgers hotdogs Plan B pie ers and spaghetti. Cafeteria staff anticipate a rush as students decide their own meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrew
Neres
Henry Powell
Calmteria
Two Car Crash At East Main And Summer Streets
One driver slightly hurt as two cars collide at East Main and Summer. Damage estimated at 700 dollars. Alice N Gilson of Columbus drove west on East Main. Dugitt Magee 17 of Buffalo Shady Irene Was drove south on Summer. Magee stopped at the sign, then tried to enter intersection and struck Gilson’s car. Gilson treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for lip and ankle injuries. Magee reported to be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
East Main
Summer Streets
Anj
Alice N. Gilson
Columbus
East Main Street
Dugitt
Magee
Shady Irene
Summer Street
Gilson
Bummer Street
Gilson Waa
Corry Memorial Hospital
Giliah
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Auay Yoad
Vics Arthur
Eastitusville
Ennsylz
Rane
Penn’n Babies
Nichols-Glavis
Sparrow
Hollywood
Cleo
Nemess
Gas Company
U.S
Sen. Clark
Linnwood Gibson
Linda Marie
Ing Auto
Charlottesville
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