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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, 1963
Page
1
King Warns More Demonstrations Due
Rev. Martin Luther King Jr warns Birmingham that demonstrations will resume in days unless four civil rights demands are met. He spoke at a Southern Christian Leadership Conference meeting in Richmond Virginia. Demands include good faith negotiations and a public pledge to end segregation, removal of state troopers, hiring of Black city policemen, and a boycott on Birmingham products and businesses. He urged Congress to pass a civil rights bill with a public accommodations section or mass civil disobedience would follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Ala
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Richmond
Adam C. Powell
D-Ny
United States
George C- Wallace
Ale
Bara
Former Corry Youth Prowler Detained By Police
A youth described as mentally retarded and formerly from Corry traveled by himself to Jamestown seeking people he knew from childhood. He entered a residence, was found in the Fifth avenue area, and was jailed after police questioned him. He asked repeatedly to see his uncle, and police planned to continue inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Tenilly
Tidal
Jamestown
Bius
Guignon Hardware marks a century in Corry business
Joseph Guignon, now leading the firm reach its 100th anniversary, traces the hardware store back to 1861, founded by Lawrence E. Guignon. The business survived fires, relocations, and changing times, evolving from tinsmith tools to modern home repairs as Corry’s oldest continuous business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary of Corry
Kindla
Joseph
Guignon
Guignon Hardware Store
Corry
Lawrence E. Guignon
B. E. Guignon
Cleveland
Case Institute of Technology
East Mat Street
Felgey
South Center
Guignon's
Perkins Brothers Grocery
North Center Street
Joseph Browght
Charles Bugbee
Gerald Bagley
L. E. Guignon
Kinderhook
Sugar’ Grove
E. E. Guignon
Cory
Joseph Guignon
Valachi Seeks Revenge as Senate Hearings Open
Joseph Valachi testifies before the Senate investigations subcommittee in Washington claiming he will drag about ten members of the Cosa Nostra secret commission into the light. He says Genovese ran the syndicate from a prison cell and engineered key mob killings. Genovese, jailed for narcotics racketeering, is held at Leavenworth for security reasons with limited contact, while Valachi’s testimony is given under U.S. Marshals protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
qMop
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Senate Investigaions Subcommittee
Sidope Peddier
Slayer
Vito Genovese
Valachi
CIA
Goodlum
Sen
Jacob Javits
R.N.Y
Genovese
Valach
Gangland
Atlanta, Ga
Anthony
Tony Bender
Strallo
Karl E. Mundt
Loith
Dakota
Uubcominutes
Ife
Mundt
Atlanta
Albt
Leavenworth
Raw
Justice Department
New York
Tov
U.S. Mars
Unusual Bail Probe Moves Erie Slaying Suspect
The Erie slaying case prompts an ACLU inquiry into the confinement of 85 year old Joly Willman held on 5,000 bond without counsel for an alleged attempted assault. Two Erie lawyers were appointed to defend him as he faces scrutiny over legal aid and bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guignon Hardware
City of
Corry
Toxeph Guignon
Gerald Bagley
Charles Bugher
Ne Ameren
Lay Liberties Union
Joly Willman
Ylayer
Laura Muteh
Lewis Hillyard
ACLU
Willman
Erie
James B. Beveridge
Bernard F. Quinn
Erie County
Elmer Evans
Wmusnah
Hillyard Nin
Sland
Hillyard
Je li
Laat
Yard Pial
Silo Gas Fatality at Linesville Farm
Linesville farmer Leo Warren, 65, died from nitrogen dioxide gas in a silo after a blower failed to clear the stage overnight. Coroner H. H. Walker said the silo was two thirds full and Warren entered about 10 a.m. as gas accumulated. Warren’s son-in-law and others attempted to revive him but he died at the scene. The poisoning, sometimes called silo gas disease, has been reported in Italy and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linesvilllee
Linesville
H.H. Walker
Leo Warren
Walker
Thaly
Warren
Otter
Henry Uzarski
Sont Iaw
Shiplly Theater Ks
Boy Dies Of Head Injuries Suffered In Fall
A 4 year old boy, HA D Corry, died after a fall at a foster home where he had stayed since December. He died at Corry Memorial Hospital with convulsions and autopsy cited head injuries as cause, though undetermined. The attending doctor noted a history of convulsions since birth and said falls can trigger later injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA. D . Corry
Thomas
Haines
Ralph Bassman
East Main Street
Warren
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie
Hamet
Erie Gounty
Merle Wood
Journal Today
Ex baseball star Andy Coakley dies in New York
Former major leaguer Andy Coakley, once a trailing discovery of Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig with the New York Yankees, died yesterday in New York. The pitcher, who later became a noted figure in Alabama baseball, was associated with Gehrig during early scouting and development efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andy Coakley
Major Traxtie
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Kennedy Trip Nearing Finish at Whiskeytown Visit
President Kennedy spent the final night of his conservation tour in Lassen Volcanic National Park near Whiskeytown California, feeding deer at Livsen Peak. The stop served as the semifinal leg before Las Vegas and Palm Springs as his westward trip continued. He lauded the Trinity River reservoir and water projects while noting costs remain a concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiskeytown
Calif
Kennedy
Las Vegas
Lassen Volesale National Park
Calhoun
Livsen Peak
White House
Ollietal
Reseyvoir
Nev
Palm Springs
California
Trinity River Reservoir
Kennedy moon shot called nonsense by Medaris
Retired Army officer Joh B Medaris who led the Redstone Missile Command criticizes President Kennedy's lunar project proposal as a flawed propaganda stunt. He labels the plan poorly framed and entirely shallow in an interview after speaking to guided missile graduates in Huntsville Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MUN Sovists
Aum Jagyn
Joh B. Medaris
Ordnance Missile Command
Redstone Arsenal
Hintaville
Ala
Kennedy
Medaris
United
Huitaviile
Factory Blast Kills 30 at Chungli Firecracker Plant
A blast at a firecracker plant near Chungli Taipei killed 30 workers, with several others hospitalized in critical condition. Chinese nationalist police reported the deaths and injuries as of yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alep
Povnosa
Chungli
Taipei
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Fifth Avenue
Guignon’s
Turncout
Senate
Tly Hile
Underworld
Farmer
Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Castle Clinton National Monument
Moon
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