Navy silent on report atomic tests started
News agency reports in Hodsonale and Washington stirred speculation that an atomic test may have begun near Enniwetok and that the Navy kept silent. Buck Buchwach notes published ship movement details surfaced after United Press story, with security concerns cited. Rear Adm Parsons said instruments would record damage effects rather than ships. Nude baby found in Hasbrouck Heights marked as two months old, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosolale
Iniwetok
Buck Buchwach
United Press
Washington
St Phuses
Tt Escaliated
William 8. Parsons
Eniwetok
Hasbrouck Heights
New York
Bride and groom wed in North Clymer ceremony
Miss Mary Zajone daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Zajone North Clymer and Carl Gincott Jr son of Mr and Mrs Carl Gincott Columbus were married at St Thomas Church with Rev Francis Graves officiating. The gown was Skinner satin with lace trim and a long train. Attendants wore yellow and chartreuse taffeta. A reception for 200 followed at St Elizabeth's Hall. The couple reside at 113 North Center Street after a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ajone
Walter Zajone
North Clymer
Carl Gincott, Jr
Carl Gincott
Columbus
Francis Graves
St. Thomas’ Church
Laverne Fitch
Carmella Piero
Mary Alice Humphrey
Joseph Pondell
Mr. Gincott
Walter Taydus
John Zajone
St. Elizabeth's Hall
Anthony Slava
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Groom
Strong Steam Specialty Company
North Center Street
Final Lyceum Number Next Tuesday Evening
The fifth Lyceum program of 1947 48 is set for April 6 at Corry High School auditorium. E C Ramsey, a globe trotter and journalist, will replace the canceled Major Ditton and speak on world travels followed by an open forum. An afternoon session at 2 30 p m will serve students grades 6 to 10 with the evening address for grades 11 and 12 and ticket buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Senior High School
Thos. A. B. Ditton
E. C. Ramsey
Ramsey
Corry
Europe
Russia
Asia
Africa
Kaiser Wilhelm
Lloyd George
Laval
de~ Saulle
Mussolini
Churchill
U. S
Birthday Party for Miss Gloria Jean Fay lis
A birthday celebration at Columbus avenue yesterday afternoon honored Miss Gloria Jean Fay lis turning a birthday. Guests enjoyed games contents and a radio show with prizes awarded by whmers. Refreshments included sandwiches ice cream birthday cake and beverages. Attending were Miss Joan Harmon Miss Berabra Nigh Miss Deanna Hoylen Miss Sylvia Anderson Miss Karen Ross Miss Nancy McElroy Miss Phyllis Eder Miss Geraldine Kiliger and Miss Constance Kowalski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Jean Faylis
Albert Fay
Columbus Avenue
Gloria
Dean
Whmers
Gloria Jean
Joan Harmon
Berabra Nigh
Deanna Hoylen
Sylvia Anderson
Karen Ross
Nancy McElroy
Phyllis Eder
Geraldine Kiliger
Constance Kowalski
Birth of Son for Mes singer in Corry Hospital
A son was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Cecil Mes singer of 49 East Congress Street. The announcement records a new arrival in the Mes singer household in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry! Hospital
Cecil Mes
East Congress Street
Local residents plan trips and events this spring
Mr and Mrs George William of Spring Street will leave tomorrow for New York City for a few days. Miss Barbara Barton of Philadelphia visits the Bracken home this weekend. Mrs Jessie Agens of Townville will spend weeks with the Royces. Mrs B J Wright visits Jamestown. Several proceed to New York for hairdresser conventions. Miss Sarah Powell returns from Daytona Beach then travels home. Various residents prepare for studies, initiations, and business trips in Cleveland and Titusville.
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George William
Spring Street
New York City
Williams
Grand Central Palace
Wiliams
H. &. Powell
Harold
Betty, McKidowney
Dorothy Huntley
Mary Baker
Missionary ‘Training Institute
Nyack
Barbara Barton
Philadephia
O. W. Bracken
North ‘Center Street
Jessie Agens
Townville
George Royce
South Center Street
B. J. Wright
Jamestown
Dorothy Jewell
Som
James
Shermantas
Richard Becker
Sot
Larry
Titusville
Raymond’ Grady
Donald Hall
Edward Messenger
Sarah Stearns
Sarah Powell
Daytona Beach
Pla
Miss Powell
Gleve- Tana
Tuin
Earl Kolster
Faltoner
Merle Kolster
Mary Jean
C. A. Holden
Lester Danner
Raymond Mfg. Co
Harald Jewell
Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Inc
Harvey Loveland
Ajax Tron
District Purchasing Agents
N. H. Reynolds
Florenta
Cleveland
Donald Gates
Howard Gates
Ralph Gates
Howlard Gates
Charies Kinley
Dance At Elks Podge This Frening Set To Night
Elks lodge hosts a dance tonight with Richard Bachoiner chairing the entertainment committee. Local members and out of town guests are invited. Bruce Fye's orchestra will play from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. The piece notes a historical line about oxygen and fire dating back 170 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Podge
Richard Bachoiner
Enteriiinment Committee
Ike
Bruce Fye
Lavoster
Philharmonic Bail To Feature Strauss Music At Rainbow Gardens
The Philharmonic plans a dance event at Rainbow Gardens on Friday April 9 featuring the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra with Prila Mahler performing Strauss waltzes that evoke old Vienna. The event kicks off the orchestra’s annual membership campaign and is sponsored by the Philharmonia Women's Auxiliary. Johnny Hintebaugh and his orchestra will provide modern dance music from another stage, with dancing from 10 pm to 2 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic
Strauss
Rainbow Gardens
Old Vienna
Prila Mahler
Erie Philar- Orchestra
Philharmoniec
Philharmonia Women's Auxiliary
Maller
Erle Philharmonic
Waltaing
Vienna
Johnny Hintebaugh
Birthday Party Honors Son On His 20th Birthday
Mr Stid and Mrs Arthie Titch hosted a birthday gathering at their home on R. D. St Triday evening for their son Serald turning 20. Attendees enjoyed games and refreshments including Coke ice cream and coffee. Mr itch received four keepsakes featuring town views from Waterford Union City and Wattsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthie Titch
R. D. St
Thei
Serald
Itch
Pitts
Waterford
Union City
Wattsburg
Regular Meeting Of Women Of The Moose Held
The Women of the Moose held a regular meeting Thursday evening at the club rooms on North Center Street. Senior Regent Mrs. Donald Gries presided. Attendance ward went to Mrs. Alice Smock. The next meeting is set for April 15 with Mrs. Smock in charge as homemaking airman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moos
North Center
Wee
Senor
Donald Gries
Alice Smock
State Progressive Party censures Pennsylvania AFL over Wallace support
Harrisburg April 3 The State Progressive Party sharply censured the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor for actions against two union leaders backing Henry A Wallace The protest followed demands for the resignations of Joseph Rucelo secretary of the Allentown Central Labor Union and Nicholas Lazarias business agent of Local 237 Pittsburgh Both men are vice chairmen of the Progressive party in Pennsylvania and have petitioned for Wallace They say the AFL disavows the third party movement and accuse AFL leadership of intimidation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saveyesoney
Harrisburg
Progressive Party
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Henry A. ‘Wallace
State
ABL League For Political Action
Joseph Rucelo
Allentown Central Labor Union
Nicholas Lazarias
Pittsburgh
Rucelo
Lazarias
Progressive
Party of Pennsylvania
Reynolds rebuked by Chinese scientists over mountain expedition
April report says Milton Reynolds faced sharp rebuke from Chinese scientists for an aborted attempt to summit a high mountain in Western China. He admitted omissions for not informing researchers about progress and proposed to fund an all Chinese expedition, while critics demanded broader involvement from Peiping and Lanchow colleagues before considering the plan. Nearby, a barn fire destroyed a new Cherry Hill barn and farm equipment, killing three cattle and a horse at Gail Summerville’s Cranesville farm in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Milton Reynolds
Chicago
Manuualurer
China
A.T. Sab
Reynolds
Peiping
Lanchow
Albion
Cherry Hil
Gail Summerville Wiiesides
Cranesville
James Whitmore
Counter Measures Enacted by U N Forces Berlin Freight
Military government tightens controls in Berlin as U S forces and dependents receive supplies. A supply train cleared Ris lin checkpoint at Macienborn without incident while Russian officials largely ignored the convoy. Russian orders restrict movement into and out of Berlin and demand inspection of freight and passenger trains. Clay arranged air deliveries to supplement trains and reduce shuttle by air if rail service continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5
Berlin
Rislin
Macienborn
T Sammanne
City
Snd
Yestern
Clay
Anki
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Blatt Bros
REX Theatre
Bela Lugosl Es
Alan Lane
Rustlers OF
Devil's Canyon
Cary
NAVY
R. P. Beckwith
Willy
Center St
Dial
Lois Sone Tras
Powell
FORD
Helen
Mary. Zajone
Francher
Clymet
R. & Dery
Erie
H. Iyngston
Samy Jack White
Mivek
Walter Ross
Ben Skinner
Merle McIntyre
Lawrence Hansen
Stanley Nichols
Lawrence Davison
Helen Jones
William Ingram
Lester Loyus
Paul Meerdink
Rush Dahlstrand
Nicholas Bogsuon
Women of the Moose
Mtttta Ta
Istate Federation OF Labor
Chines
Pele
Goas
Leed
Chapin
Topp
Smart Women's Shop
B. F. Goodrich
H.F. Goodrich
Goodrich
Groacness
Thomas Motors Corry, Inc
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