Corry Journal notices and local business events list
City and Vicinity updates include highway work on Routes 5 and 20 with channelization and islands planned near the Pennsylvania-Ohio line. Local sales events feature a Minnesota paint promotion and a maple syrup labeling offer at McIntyre's. Fireman Joseph McDonough survived a Sunday blaze on Fountain House Road. A bigamy warrant leads to John Cooley’s arrest. James H. R. Dowlan places fourth in a state poster contest. A compromise verdict of 2250 dollars settles injuries from an Alto crash. Jamestown Metal Corp reports wage discussions with IA locals. Community notices cover fishing tackle sale, firemen’s auxiliary meeting, Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge, Goodlett Club installation, and church events. Cancer Fund drive in Kane kicks off with 100 volunteers aiming to raise about 2200 dollars. Highway Safety suspends a driver for proof of financial responsibility.
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Corry Journal
Siste Highway Department
Minnesota
McIntyre’s
Suegertown
Fountain House Road
Josep McDonough
City Hospital
Meadville
Robert Britton
Cate
Common Pleas
Alto
Joseph R. Chriest
North East
Near West
Richard Politz
George Politz
Corry Journal’ Printing Department of
Jamestown
Earle O. Hultquiat
Jamestown Metal Corporation
Lodge 1568
International Association of Machinists
Chevrolet
Spring Creek Township Firemen’s Auxiliary
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Coodl+ jetta Club
VFW
F. L. Baressi
Esther
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Hospital Admits and Discharges List Contains Numerous Names
A hospital notice lists admissions including Mrs. Raymond Smith of Clymer and several others with addresses in Spring Creek Tidioute Spartansburg and Columbus. Discharges include Kathryn Kolanoski Donald Bunting Harold Messinger Ralph Miles and multiple others from Spartansburg and nearby towns.
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Raymond Smith
R. D
Clymer
Chester Hajeo
North Center Street
Andrew Szewomuk
Spring Creek
Lesh Ann
Archie Richard
Russell Parker
Garland
Mervin
Melvin Vanderhoof
John Gronostar
Harry Clabbats
Joseph Lepkowski
Robert Howe
Tidioute
Charles
Charles Bracken
Wright Street
Jamies Consolle
East South
Raymond George
West Main Street
Howard Stoodwill
South Center Street
Norman, &, Son
Carl Nelson
Baturday
Kathryn Kolanoski
West Pleasant Street
Donald Bunting Wideon
Philip Leon
Harold’ Messinger
Columbus Avenue
Ralph Miles
Benjamin Morton
West Rain Street
George Nelson
Tidionte
Bryan
Donald Allen
Spartans- Bure
Kevin
William Kingsley
West Columbus Avenue
James Ese Wat
Donald Elmer
Ronald Earle
Worth. Street
Richard Page
West Church Street
John Stoffam
Columbus
Earl Anderson
Daniel Laverne
Centerville
Leon van Tassel
Daughter of Actress Reunited With Mother After Runaway
Cheryl Christiny Crane, a 12-year-old daughter of actress Turner, wandered Los Angeles slums while avoiding school. Three men followed her. a motorist flagged down a lif that ended at the police station. Turner and broker Stephen Crane, her father, called police after school officials alerted them. They were divorced in 1944.
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A Turner
Los Angeles
Cheryl Christiny Crane
Main Street
Turner
Stephen Crane
Freight Line Open After Derailment Near Fillmore NY
The Pennsylvania Railroad single track freight line between Olean and Rochester reopened after a derailment three miles north of Fillmore in Allegany County Saturday. Twenty of the southbound freight's 51 cars and two of three diesel units derailed with no injuries. Wrecking crews cleared the line yesterday afternoon and the cause was not immediately determined.
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Fillmore
N. Y
Pennsylvania Railroad
Olean
Rochester
Allegany County Village
Lodge Flies to Europe for UN Agency Visits
Henry Cabot Lodge II head of the U5 delegation to the United Nations departed New York by plane for Europe. He will inspect various UN specialized agencies and related offices during the trip.
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Lodge
Europe
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge II
United Nations
Supreme Court okays dams in Hell's Canyon ruling
Supreme Court refused to review Federal Power Commission licensing of three private dams on the Snake River at Hell's Canyon. Public power groups argued against the licenses while the Idaho power plan faced opposition over flooding the federal project site near Idaho and Oregon.
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Waoma Ngsung Uy
Supreme Court
Gammin
Sion
Three Power Cor
Hell's Canyon
High Tribunal
U. S. Court of Appeals
FPC
Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Douglas
Commission Licens
Idaho Power Co
Ox- Lon
Brownlee
West blamed for Soviet troops in Hungary by Al Mannen
Just back from Moscow, Al Mannen states the West is to blame for Soviet troops remaining in Hungary. He notes NATO and SEATO pacts necessitate the Warsaw Pact for military cooperation. Avie and his delegation landed in Budapest after a one day visit to Moscow. He asserts Soviet forces defend Hungary's independence and security and will stay as long as needed.
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Khdar
Moscow
Hungary
Jeagar Avie
Budapest
NATO
SEATO
Mayor Kao Yu-Sh seeks second term in Formosa race
May or Kao Yu-Sh, 43, independent, announced yesterday his bid for a second three year term in Taipet Formosa. He faces a tough race on April 21 as his main opponent Huane Chidui is backed by Buomintane, the country’s dominant party, with Huang serving as deputy secretary general.
Argentina Aide Named as Air Minister Sparks Air Force Tension
Tensions rose as Brigadier General Guillermo Zinny was named Argentina's new air minister by President Pedro Aramburu. Air Force leaders protested the appointment and the proposed Feb 23, 1958 election date for a constitutional government, amid a broader power struggle that saw Commodore Julio Cesk Krause resign from the air ministry and the national advisory junta endorsing the election plan.
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Guillermo Zinny
Argentina
Air Force
Presiden
Pedi Arambura
Zinny
Julio Cesk Krause
Aramburu
Isaac Rojas
Airtorce
Krause
Tle
Arambura Aramburu
Air Ministry
Fire Rages in Mount Union Main Business District
An early Sunday fire in Mount Union Fa. caused about 500000 in damage and cut phone service for 24 days. Seventy five telephone technicians rebuilt the exchange beside J. S. Shapiro and Sons furniture store after five hours of uncontrolled flames. Three operators stayed on duty, alerting ten residents above the store and evacuating them safely.
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Mount Union
J. 5. Shapiro and Sons
Tne
Freda Hicks
Margaret Scott
Musetta
Gene Lockhart Dies At 66 In California
Santa Monica California veteran actor Gene Lockhart aged 66 died of a heart seizure following hospitalization for severe pains. A versatile performer of six entertainment media across a 60 year career he appeared in more than 300 films and worked on a television show at his death. He left behind wife Kathleen and daughter June Lockhart.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Gene Lockhart
Woter
Lockhart
Jim
Kathleen
June Lockhart
Triplets Born in Wilkinsburg Hospital Emergency
Mrs James L Jacobs of Penn Hills gave birth to two boys and a girl at Columbia Hospital in suburban Wilkinsburg. The infants were in incubators and reported doing well. Jacobs works as a clerk for Peoples Gas Co in Blairsville Indiana County. The couple already has a 19 month old daughter.
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Pittsburgh
James L. Jacobs
Penn
Hills
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Jacob
Peoples Gas Co
Blairsville
Indiana County
Pike Extension Opens From Ohio to Poconos
The 47.6 mile extension of Pennsylvania Turnpike opened today extending from the Ohio border north to the Poconos with ribbon cutting by turnpike commission members and officials. The northeast extension runs north from Plymouth Meeting near Philadelphia and will add 16 miles to reach Scranton area, with completion planned for August toward the Chin Cilla terminus.
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Alldlawde Baryne
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Povono Mountain
Emerald
Here
Turnpike
Ohio
Poconos
Plymouth Mesting
Philadelphia
Northeast extension of turnpike reaches New York border
The four lane highway extends to the New York state line linking with the state throughway. A 4300 foot Blue Mountain tunnel at Bowmanstown Pa and crossings of the Lehigh River twice and the Lackawanna once mark the route. Forty seven miles of the $100 090,000 project have operated since August 1955. The 31 mile length includes a gravity grade plan for river crossings. Month not stated. Fire at Mooncrest Elementary School causes about $10,000 in damage.
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Pike
New York State
Blue Mounain
Bowmanstown
Lehigh River
Lackawanna
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John Cooley
Dorothy Jehn Cooley
Cooley
Belo
Journal Printing Department
Oil City
James HR. Dowlan
Tadent
Steen
Zall
Kane
Cancer Society
McKean County
Bureau of Highway Safety
Burrisburg
Daniel Longatreth
Union City
Bureau
Kenneth Trey
Corry Hospital
Hell’s Canyon
West
Almannen Impremier
FORD
S&h
Keystone VanCise’s ‘Sevice
Rana Ot Wemats
Teed
Erie
Auill
Buesink Motor Sales
West Smith Stre
Mooncrest
Moon Township
Our
Phillipc
Mammoth
Birds Eye
Rich
AGP
A&p Sweet Peas
B&p
A&p
John
Minute Maid
Orangeads
Anton
AP Suner
Nani
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