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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1964
Page
2
The article discusses China’s limited fuel manufacture and the years needed to build stockpiles, noting Peking lacks the sophisticated rockets for warheads and could use early atomic work for propaganda and blackmail. It mentions a potentially small first explosion, expected to be above ground, with U.S. monitors confident in detection.
A hospital register shows admitted patient John Hanyak R D1 Corry and discharged cases including Miss Sharon Jewell R D1 and Mrs Charles Kibbey Colum US. Also listed are Emma Knight Center ville Merlin Stoltzius Fred Lindsey 49 Chestnut Street Robert White 212 East Church Street Rhonda Weaver Pittsfield and Dewayne Edward Taylor son of Mrs Robert Taylor at 138 East Pleasant Street. Public notices include T S Kelsey 183 Random Road Frank Bielawski 1092 Mead Avenue and Mrs Stewart Messenger Cl mer.
Funeral notices announce services for Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Vaughan at Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 11 a.m. Saturday with calling hours at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday evening and Friday afternoon and evening. Burial in Venango Cemetery. Services for Mrs. Raymond Aretha Wright at Bracken Funeral Home Friday at 2 p.m. with calls Wednesday evening and Thursday and burial in East Branch Cemetery.
A family prayer service for Andrew Oldenski was held at St. George Funeral Home this morning at 8 30 a m followed by a Requiem Mass at St Elizabeths Church at 9 a m Interment was in the church cemetery Rev Casimer Bogniak assisted by Rev Crgil Kronz The bearers were Mark Krizanik John Hornick Maurice Lilley Thomas Varasso Steve Kondrick and William Wieliczko Attending from away were Mr and Mrs John Obolenski Caroline Kosiorek Mr and Mrs Sam Burns Mr and Mrs Fabian Dobycaynski Mr and Mrs Frank Kosiorek Anthony Kosiorek Joseph Hebenicht and more from Erie and Pittsburgh plus local friends and relatives
The notices report the death of Mrs Elizabeth Ann Vaughan of 1287 North Center Street at Quiet Acres Nursing Home after several years of illness. Born November 24, 1885 in Wolverhampton England, she moved to the United States as a girl and settled in New Kensington Pa. She married Harry B Vaughan on December 25 1920. he died February 17 1964. Surviving relatives include a daughter, two brothers a sister and two grandchildren. A sister Mrs Frank Jones of Lake Worth Fla died yesterday and will be buried in New Kensington Friday. Other notices mention Mrs Wright of 3854 West 28th Street Erie who died yesterday at Hamot Hospital after years of illness. burial in East Branch Cemetery. The paper also notes mayoral plans to widen a west side road to uniform width with the Bessemar and Lake Erie Railroad, and references to services and burials in several locations.
A collection of informal notes addressed to President Johnson touches on jokes about plastering walls and a wary view of a female president. The writers sign with their cities, Lawrence Denver Seattle and Ann Fy, Kansas City, Missouri, noting light personal remarks and greetings.
Clara May Dopking aged 79 died yesterday in Miami Ohio. She was the mother of Alva N Dopking the bureau chief for The Associated Press at Columbus Ohio.
The mayor announced an agreement with the railroad to remove tracks from the right of way as part of a street widening project. Details will be presented to City Council for approval in October. The note referenced is casual commentary on the spoken and printed word.
Three downtown Pittsburgh hotels face a strike by about 1,200 employees at midnight if no new wage offer emerges. Local 237 spokesman says a strike seems likely at the Hilton, Penn-Sheraton, and Pick-Roosevelt. Union critique cites a rejected three year contract proposing six cents hourly raises for tipped workers and four cents for those who receive tips. No immediate hotel comment. A 1958 strike affected the hotels for a month.
The article notes leaders in both houses warned that continued headlong clashes could yield no law. Scranton campaigned in Indiana for Republican nominee Barry Goldwater and avoided direct comment on the court’s position.
In Washington, the Senate Appropriations Committee approved a supplemental bill that includes 12.128 million dollars to aid the Seneca Indians as the Allegheny River Dam and Reservoir project proceeds. The money, tied to rehabilitation efforts, faces possible delays from House-Senate differences resolved in conference. The Kinzua Dam would create a reservoir stretching toward Salamanca, threatening reservation lands. General Walter B. Alessandroni noted discussions with Scranton by phone.
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