Pair of New Dealings and Local Incidents Noted in Corry
Damaged vehicles reported after a Saturday crash at Maple and West Main involving Paragraf Cara Uperaya James Vanik ten and Ger aid Crowell eighty five. Easter Bunny winner George Weldner of 712 West Main was announced at The Fountainette. Other items include a parked car struck on West South Street, a weather outlook through April 12, and law enforcement actions on dog control and stop-sign violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vanik
North Center Street
Geraid Crowell
Corry
Miple Avenue
West Main Street
Crowell
Vanik
Main Street
Maple Avenue
Fountainette
George ‘Weldner
Mixer
Duane Street
West South Street
Dulles Faces Passport Suit by ACLU over Travel Rights
The American Civil Liberties Union announced it will sue Secretary of State John Foster Dulles to obtain a passport for William Worthy Jr. The suit, to be filed in Federal Court in Washington, argues Worthy had the right to visit Red China in 1956 and Hungary in 1957 for his foreign correspondence and contends State Department travel limits lack constitutional or Passport Act basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aity
American Civil Liberties Union
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Grant
William Worthy Jr
William M. Kunstler
New York
Union
Washington
Secretary of State
Worthy
Red China
Hungary
Former Area Resident Dies at 84 in Mt. Vernon
Mark Legters, 84, formerly of Clymer Pa, died yesterday in Mt. Vernon Pa. He was a retired farmer born April 8, 1873 in Clymer and lived there most of his life before moving to Mt. Vernon ten years ago. Survived by wife Cora Marlow Legters, three daughters, one son, brother Neal, eleven grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Funeral at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer after 7 p.m. tomorrow with services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev Leo Hansen of Edwards Chapel will officiate. interment in Holland Cemetery, Clymer.
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Str. Legters
Clymer
Mt. Vernon
Edwards Chapel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Cora Marlow Legters
Mildred Mae Sibble
Rocky Grove
Florence
Maze
Kane
Irene. Robinson
Lewis Run
Melvin
Erie
Neal
South Carolina
Spitzer
Leo Hansen
Holland Cemetery
Ten Japanese war criminals gain freedom on parole
Ten major Japanese war criminals convicted by the International Military Tribunal in 1948 were released on parole and have had their life sentences commuted to the time served, effective 1985 to 1986. Nine of eleven nations reportedly granted complete freedom to the parolees, who were under police surveillance, with Japan pressing for release of minor war criminals still held.
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Japan
L-nation International Millitary Tribunal
Foreign Office
Jundey
Australia
Canada
China
Netherlands
New Zealand
Philippines
Soviet Union
United States
Free
Britwa
Trdie
Sadao Arak
Sigamo
Alaska Hit By Major Quake
A large earthquake shook Alaska with possible Aleutian origin. University of Alaska seismologists report it as the largest quake on record there, felt across north Anchorage stations, and potentially generating a tidal wave. Measurements place it about 3,200 to 3,590 miles from Milwaukee and New York.
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University of Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Fairbanks
News-Miner
Columbia University
New York City
Political itinerary reports by party leaders in several counties
The article lists weekly events for Republican and Democratic figures across Pennsylvania counties. Itineraries include appearances by McGonigle, John M. Walker, Stassen, Weimrs, Blatt, Leader, and Lawrence in cities such as Pittsburgh Philadelphia Harrisburg Lancaster Lebanon Beaver Altoona Aliquippa Ambridge New Castle and Mercer from Monday April 7th to Sunday April 14th.
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Republican Organization
Allegheny
Armstrong
Erie County
Lawrence County
McGonigle
John ‘M. Walker
Pittsburgh
Ti Diana
Blair
Westmoreland County
Greene
Fayette
Stassen’s
Philadelphia
Montgomery County
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Delaware County
Allegheny County
Beaver ‘County
Lawrence
Weimrsday
Blatt
Lebanon
Altoona
Pitts
Burgh
Beaver
Ambridge
Aliquippa
Lesder
New Castle
Mercer
Politicians Hit Campaign Trail
Lieutenant Governor Roy E. Furman announces plans to intensify the campaign against Lawrence, accusing the Democratic organization of failing to keep faith with the people. He cites mounting support among rank and file Democrats as Republicans organize to back McGonigle, with Mrs. Spencer G. Nauman named to lead Pennsylvanians for Scott McGonigle.
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Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Malone
Bloom
Hilton
Roy E. Furman
Lawrence
Furman
Phates
Republica Organization
McGonigle
Spencer G. Nauman
Harrisburg
County Home Bids Received for New Sewage System
Bids for Crawford County Homes at Suegertown to build a new sewage disposal system will be awarded Wednesday. Four firms submitted bids last Friday: H. Platt Co. 62,200. O'Brien and Redmond 72,887. L. and L. Contractors 51,480.68. Keystone Construction Co. 62,335. John Hallenburg of Hill and Hill Engineers attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasence
Man Warcraft
Crawford County
Suegertown
County Institution District Board
Platt Co
Brig
O'Brien and Redmond
Devon
L. and L
Chester Laveto
Meadville
Keystone Construction Co
Batista Seizes Advantage as Castro Rebels Struggle
Batista on his Havana farm said the army will decimate rebels bit by bit by isolating them in the Sierra Maestra and evacuating farm families. Rebel leaders claim Castro remains at large as clashes with transit and communications units continue in Oriente amid reports of many rebel deaths and a potential general strike. Castro’s backers urge workers in Pinar del Rio to stay on the job while rumors of a mass street uprising loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batista
Castro
Sierra Maestra
Fidel Castro
Havana
Sol
Oriente
Isthe
Pinar del Rio
Missing Churchill and Franklin Reported Stolen at Atlantic City Wax Museum
In Atlantic City New Jersey at the Steel Pier wax museum Winston Churchill and Benjamin Franklin were reported stolen yesterday. The two figures were part of the exhibit and their disappearance leaves the venue short of notable figures representing history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie
Ben
Atlantic City
N. J
Winston “Churchill
Benjamin Franklin
Shapiro Cites Mental Health Program Boost
Pennsylvania official Harry Shapiro touted a three year mental health program expansion. He cited a 26 million dollar statewide construction push at Ebensburg White Haven Canonsburg and Philadelphia to shorten waiting lists and increase beds for mentally retarded or disturbed children. By 1960 2400 more beds across four new institutions expected, with smaller cottage units for individualized care and home like settings.
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Athral Isbubusa
Weurwre
Harry Shapiro
Lisle
Tate
Wty
Ebensburg
White Haven
Canonsburg
Philatelphia
Sir
Associated Press
Selingerove State School
Bells
Selinseryye
Shapiro
Tie
Ebensboro
Canonsboro
Philadelhia
Pennsylvania
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John Hoover
Tionesta
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Blue Cross Plan
Western Pennsylvania
Association
Jordan
East Columbus Avenue
Ehe
Ralph Hecht
Hecht
Elk County
University’ of Buffalo
James Allegretto
Ridgway
Johnsonburg
Sondra Calkins
Relgn
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard. Vanderhoof
A. D
Urgon Troovar
Lloyd Proctor
Gorey
Corry I Memorial Hospital
Robert Church
Jin
Mead Park
Raymond W. Blynt
Prospect Street
Dep
Widmann
Tesh
New York Times
Robert G. Tunnell
West Park Place
Dulles
Mark Legters
Alaska
Kendall
Washington Streets
RCMP
Pope Pius XI
Ponsons
St.uffs
Mes- Peter's Square
Jrongity
Fev eWondeyul Vince
Mr. Harvey Champ
Mr. Harvey
Champ
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Iron City
Corry Beverage Distributor
Neilly
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
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