Corry Journal tidbits from many towns in region
A collage of local notices from Corry and nearby areas covers college press awards, a police fire report on a Quaker State woodlands blaze, car accidents in Oil City Franklin Titusville Erie and Warren, church meetings, promotions for a polka dance, and a fire department activity tally with several smaller ads and announcements across Venango and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Allegheny College
Penn Onio College
Sharon
Virginia Perrine
Lester Seybold
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Cleveland
Seybold
Rotary-Kiwanis
Oil City
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Quaker State
Titusville
Diemer’s
Diemer's
American Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Orpah
First ‘Methodist Church
Mard Webb
King Street
Lakeville
West Lakeville
East Lakeville
Old
East Conneaut
Johnny Vadnal
Erie
Diocese of
American Heritage Foundation
Edward Latimer
Golden Links
First Methodist Church
Trvin Young
East Pleasant Street
Scott
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Links Adams To Evidence In FCC Probe
Bernard Schwartz said investigators have undisclosed evidence Adams took an interest in cases before federal agencies. He urged a public inquiry into White House pressure on the agencies. Schwartz charged Adams may have intervened with the Civil Aeronautics Board for North American Airlines, denied by CAB member H. D. Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Schwartz
House
Sherman Adams
Schwartz
Tisexhower
White House
Adams
Civil Aeronautics Board
North American Airlines
Murray Chotiner
California
H. D. Denny
CAB
Federal
Committee
Subcommittee
Hospital Report Recaps Admissions Discharges and Transfers
As of 7 a.m. today Corry Hospital logs admit Roy Patterson of Wattsburg and Lindy Ehrhardt three months, plus entries for discharges including Newell and Norman Gates six year twins and Rickie Stutzman nine months. Several patients listed as discharged or later noted expired, with transfers to Erie and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Patterson
Wattsburg
Lindy
William Ehrhardt
Spartansburg
Wilbur Gates
John E. McLaughlin
North Center Street
Stanley L. Olander
Spring Creek
Harold Brewer
R. D
Newell
Norman Gates
Joseph Reyda
Sherman
Rickie
Neil Stutzman
Walter Rhodes
Wright Street
Lester Howles
Columabus
James Graham
Garland
Douglas Keller
Franklin Street
Robert Mack
North First Avenue
Maud Pay
Euclid Street
David Coon
Clymer
Burdette Giffords
R.D. J
James Shaver
Deborah Jean
Snyder Circle
Stanley Olander
James J. O'Connor
East
Churen Street
Ike To Toss Out First Ball Monday
Ike Eisenhower will throw out the first ball to open the American League season in a Washington game against the Boston Red Sox next Monday. The White House confirmed his attendance after prior plans for a Augusta golf trip were uncertain. James Hagerty said Augusta plans remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceeeeemulain Uf
Aenna Eisenhower
White House
Washington Club
Eisenhower
Boston Red Sox
Augusta
James
Hagerty
Anderson Criticizes Competitive Tax Cutting in Economic Recovery
New York notary of the Treasury Anderson condemned "competitive" or hasty tax cuts to combat the business downturn. He urged careful, confidence-building policies and noted bipartisan decisions should focus on competent judgment to support long term growth. He warned against politicized tax cuts during the election year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Treasury
Anderson
Congress
Tornadoes Strikes North Alabama Leave Deaths and Missing
Severe twisters ripped through several North Alabama communities Saturday night killing Curtis Ford 45 at Leighton and leaving Jimmy Michael 57 missing. A mattress from Michael’s bed was located two miles from his wind swept home as property damage mounted across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Curtis Ford
Leighton
Jimmy
Michael
White House Egg Fete Dampened by Rainy Day
Washington report on the Easter egg roll at the White House notes a damp ground and reduced crowds. About 700 people arrived in the first half hour as President Eisenhower and his wife were not expected to appear before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Hungarian Parachute Jump Fatality Near Bird Airport
Horvath, a 23 year old Hungarian refugee and parachute instructor with over 80 jumps, was killed during a 6000 foot practice leap over Bird Airport when his parachute failed to open. He had fled Communist terror in Hungary 15 months earlier and was a member of Parachutists International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horvath
Bird
Parachute Jumpers International
Hungary
Police Identify Decomposed Body Near Kittanning
Police tentatively identified a partially decomposed body found in woods near Kittanning as John O. James, 37, based on medical reports and clothing. James disappeared last April while visiting a sister in Armstrong County and had last been seen near Putneyville. an extensive search failed to find him. His sister has since moved to their father's home in Sprankle Mills, with James last known to reside in Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Armstrong County
John O. James
Bostonia Country Club
James
Putneyville
Sprankle Mills
Jefferson County
Buffalo
N.Y
Marlow Analyzes Soviet Propaganda and Nuclear Test Pause
James Marlow notes three Soviet propaganda wins altering U S policy stance. Sputniks, Bulganin summit talk, and a nuclear test pause spurred Western anxiety and forced concessions, challenging American claims of scientific superiority and risk of loss of initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bovieth
Assentiower
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Pacific
United States
Congress
Treasury
Eisenhower
Rain Mars Easter In Pennsylvania Kills Several
A Sunday and weekend string of accidents across Pennsylvania left multiple dead. A Danbury couple and their infant son perished in a car and tractor collision near an interchange. Wendall Smith, 15, died in a separate head on near Downingtown. Two young adults and a 17 year old girl were injured when their car hit a tree after missing a curve in Allentown. A four year old was shot by a playmate near Media, a barn floor collapsed trapping a 16 year old boy near Greenville, and a 36 year old man drowned in the Susquehanna River at Tunkhannock while trying to retrieve his fishing rod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Danbury, Conn
Downingtown
Wendall Smith
Philadelphis
Allentown
Media
Greenville
Susquehanna River
Tunkhannock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Journal Printing Department
F.L. Baressi
Franklin
Route 8
George McCartney
Ol City
McCartney
Pranklin Hospital
Thomas Fultz
Lawrence Given
Minnesota
McIntyre
Harold J. Carter
Home Safety
Greater Erie Safety Council
Venango County
Welfare
Bradford Hospital
Custer City
Norman Rungan
Ed le~ Clair
Canada
Connie's
Tire Hall
Bear Lake
Route 62
Tidioute
Amic
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lyon Campbell
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Fhsoe Iim
FCC
Corry Hospital
Robert. R
Mack
First Avenue
Emila Groters
Philomena P. Ji
Essex Street
Thomas K. Smith
Francis
Frisina
George Jr
George Legiers Sr
Findley Lake
Frances
George R. Legiers
Laurel
William W. Mercer
Elgin
Robert 5
Lewis
Bruce C. Allen
South Street
Fay
Roy L. Redman
Rebecca
John J. Sprovers
Mead Avenue
George W. Bell
East South Stovet
Hamat Hospital
Lawrence L. Parmenter
Mack Stephen
North East
Charles Perrin
West Plasant Street
Ike
Minneapolis
Henry Lykken
Pillsbury Mair, Inc
Cotels
F. C. Chapin & Son
Marlow
James Marlow
AP ‘NowayAnalyst
Randal
Dependable Insurance Protection Corry
Union City
Edinboro
F. E. Graft
A. W. Wiggers
John R. Rouse
Dale Webster
Rex Theatre
Clarence Wallace
John Wettenburg
Marie Rathbun
Corry, PA
National Association of Insurance Agents
Rossbachar Insurance Service
First Avenue, Corry, Po
Charles A. Williams
Janet Thornton
Loblaws
Cherry Valley
Orchard Park
Patterson Photo Products
George Ropp
Thomas P. Rothrock
Hollywood Tech
Root Furniture
Rinwell Perrine
Thomas Pfister
International Harvester Sales and Service
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Harry Clabbave
Remington Mall Crown Milker
ION Brothers P
Joe Wottinen
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