City and Vicinity – Measurable local notices and events
A sprawling compilation of local items from Corry Journal reads like a daily bulletin. It reports state police solving burglaries near Mercer Pike, arrests in Warren and Niles, a trio questioned in Meadville, and a series of community notices from Titusville to Jamestown. It notes hospital accreditation, a Friday dance at Blue Bonnet Hotel, and upcoming local club meetings, sales, and raffles across towns with brief incidents and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Smock Memorial Highway
Mercer Pike
Warren
Ohio
Niles
Tursdat
William Thomas Johnston
John Willam Corbin
White Ashland
W-Kay’s
Monee Club
The
Three Aces
Meadville City Hospital
Spencer Hospital
United States
Canada
Joint
Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Chicago
Kenneth B. Babevsk
Commission
Blue Bonnet
Paul Packo
Business
Orlock
Togf Hall
Hospital Notice And Local Community Briefs
At The Hospital report shows admissions and discharges for residents including Merle Sweet and Paul Yotnolis, with various addresses. A municipal meeting is set to address roadside stand parking hazards, and Scouts will collect papers tomorrow. A rummage sale, garbage regulation plans, and local delivery service for beer and beverages are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Township
Boy Scouts
Grice Jewelers
Titusville
Dads of Foreign Service Veterans
Dads of Foreign Service Veterans Post
Bruce Shorts Vfw Post
Post Chartered
IOOF
Eric
Harborcreek
George Bretz
F. L. Baressi
Japanese press mourn Canadian envoy Norman in Tokyo
Japanese papers editorialize sorrow at the death by own action of Canadian Ambassador Herbert Norman. They condemn the U S Red hunt and criticise revived charges of communism by the U S Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. Norman, 48, killed himself after leaping from a Cairo building following the renewed inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OKYOW
Herbert
Norman
U. S. Congress
Cairo
Senate
Internal Security
Japan
Tokyo
Girl Scout Poster Contest Winners Named at Corry High
Winners in the Girl Seoul Bloodmobile Poster Contest were announced Tuesday at Corry Area High School. Troops 380, 378, 664, 04, 218, 352, and Top 39 produced posters with names listed. One hundred ten posters entered. non-winning entrants receive consolation prizes from local businesses. A new contest involves Boy Scout Troops 80, 81, and 161 aiding Civil Defense to recruit blood donors for the Red Cross visit on April 16. Mrs. Merrilt Wade, district Girl Scout supervisor, signed the first donor pledge in Corry. A mobile unit and rescue vehicle will tour the business district to advertise. A telephone committee will contact previous donors to boost turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Judeld
Corry Area High School
Christine Piccitinio
Kathy Ann Walsh
Jane McCoy
Christine Rooi
Annette Coates
Mar Jene Chase
Hathien Dennis
Becky Hutzelmarr
Carol Ann Ross
Lorine Slava
Becky Morrison
Patricia Genung
Bonnie Cady
Shirley Diemer
Corry’ Rollerway
Féuntainette
Al's Dairy Bar
Croscuts
Jansen’s Widmann and Teah
Sea's Drugs
Flye’s Drugs
Corry Pharmacy
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Wacfine
Tamila Iire
Pled
Merrilt
Wade
R. D
Corry
Moth-proof cleaning and May Day pageant notes
Erie Mary Bacon of Mercyhurst College Sociology major has been elected Queen of the Campus by the resident body. She hails from Niagara Falls and will be crowned at the May Day Pageant in May. Fish fry events list Cabins In The Pines Friday and Saturday. Connaught reports anti polio shots in Ashtabula County under Dr G Constantine. Herbie Johnson and his orchestra perform Saturdays at the Italian American Club with a rotating floor show Fri Sat Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill Ladies Aid
Arthur Morris
M Tureon
Rexall
Lewis
Central Market
VFW
Paul Pac
Marjorie Nichols
West Washington Street
West Main Street
A & B Distributing Co
Erie
Mary Bacon
Mercyhurst
Niagara Falls
Bacon
The
Pines
Connicaut
Ashtabula
G. Constantine
Herbie Johnson
Dance at Moose Club Saturday Night at 216 Erie
Erie plant news notes a staged shutdown at General Electric in Erie with operations ending by July fourth. Kane, GE manager, says the termination will be progressive, some lines finishing by June first, followed by four weeks of cleanup. A Mood Men concert at the Moose Club 216 Erie accompanies the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
General Electric
George Fine
Kane
U. S. Troops Won't Replace British Withdrawn Forces
The article notes that the United States will not replace British troops after their withdrawal. Officials privately acknowledge uncertainty about the duration of the vacuum and how long it may persist, with questions about future security arrangements and regional stability lingering among policymakers.
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U. S
State Dept apology page continuation cites Worthy testimony
Worthy, in Chicago, says he was classified 4-F as a conscientious objector in 1943 but refused CO camp placement due to racial discrimination. He claims no draft-dodging or evasion charges and says the Justice Department dropped prosecution to avoid a court test on discrimination. He asserts eligibility for exemption due to age and silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy
Chicago
Department of Justice
Aduode
Silcer
Worthy Denies Jail Time and Conscientious Objector Claim
OMahomey defends Worthy saying the claim is disposed and his reputation is unsullied. Hruska aims to obtain the Philadelphia court records to set the record straight. The dispute centers on whether American press representatives should be allowed in areas where American interests are at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy
Omahomey
Hruska
Philadelphia
State Department
O'Mahoney
iDefense Rests In Doctor's Murder Trial
London defense for Dr. John Bodkin Adams ends its case urging jurors to acquit him of murder. Lawyer Geoffrey Lawrence contends Adams sought to ease the widow Edith Morrell’s pain and that memory fatigue and destroyed records prevented Adams from testifying. Trial in Old Bailey, longest in history, proceeds with two defense witnesses. Also: Lutheran president re elected in Johnstown term continued for nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Bodkin Adams
Diet
Geoffrey Lawrence
Adams
Did Bailey
Edith Allen Morrell
Eastbourne
Lawrence
Morrell
Tawrence
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Ihrif
Jerold Stover
Cohum Bake Shop
Esso
Spring Street
Mercatoris.il
Corry Rollerway
Lee Hudson
Brigham Hardware
Jamestown
Robert Painter
WCA
Frederic J. Saddler
Uils City
Saddler
Ike
Frewsburg
Lamona’s
Clinton Street
Warren Jaycees
Dick Cook
Bill Clinger
Jaycees
Carroll's
Redevelopment Property Owners Association
Peath- Sassafras
Cab Guerréin
Irwin Mfg. Co
Garland, PA
Corry Hospital
Merle Sweet
Clymer
Judy
Lena Calvin
Wright Street
Ralph Chiriuuvo Sy
First Avenir
Raymond Smith
Anita Louise
Arden Rockafellow
Foster Collier
Michael Alar
Park Street
Nelson Dimmick
Concord Street
Congress
Thomas
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Steen
iDefense
Johnstown
Malil Piglier
Gonnellsville
Greensboro
Pittshiruh Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
Hamilton Beach
Montague
Ocean City
Fee
Matchi Har
Ihe
Burpee
Firestone
MATS
Barney's Firestone Store
South Center Street
Corry Savings Cloan
Center Street
Ign
Aic
Fey
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