Corry Journal Snips and Local Notices Headline Sketch
City and vicinity notes include Jamestown Technicians Association meeting at Hotel Jamestown to discuss licensing television and radio service. Titusville reports a 17 year old injured in a truck rollover, with non serious injuries. Bradford banker Frank Korner dies at 78 after a long career in oil fields and banking. Ridgway game wardens seek clues in white whistling swan shot near Johnadnburg pond. Titusville highs host free chest X ray for 696 students via county tuberculosis drive. Oil Well Plant 20 sprinkler blaze triggers system. Erie man charged with firing at rival on a rooming house second floor. Construction plans for North East Community Park and Golf Course approved. Easter floral ads and local notices conclude the digest.
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Titusville
Lester Bean
Selden Bean
Pleasantville
F. L. Baressi
Bradford
Frank Dwiggans Korner
Th Citizens National Bank
Bradford Hospital
Korner
Reno
Venango County
Dallas
Texas
USA
Margaret A. Devlin
St. Bérnard Church
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Ridgway
Johnadnburg Water Pond
Clearfield
Kane Area
Titusville High School
Mobile Chest
Crawford County Tuberculosis Society
Moose Lodge
Erle
Common Pleas
William F Liljenberg
Bureau
Corry Journal
Erie
Albert Farr
Connie's Superette
Ftt
Jamestown
Thalftauqua County
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Mayville News Briefs Touch Fire Damage and Forgery
Mayville reports include a 200 damage fire at Earl Bushing’s home on Sherman Road with flames on the roof, Mayville Volunteer Fire Department responding. Lawrence Bush of Falconer found guilty of second degree forgery for signing his brother’s name to a motor vehicle title application. Waterford Red Cross drive surpasses 393 in donations, with 100 percent certificates awarded. Open bowling returns to VFW Post alleys after 9 p.m. on select days.
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I King
Qix
VFW
Meadvillé
Elmer’ J. Rebar
Erle
Robert H. Baker
Corry Supply and Equipment
West
Washington Street
Mayville
Earl Bushing
Sherman Road
Chau~ Ianqua
Olds the Florist
Lawrence Bush
Falconer
George Bush
Hugh W. N. Bodine
Jackson
Waterford
Waterford Red Cross
Kenneth Decker
A. P. Sturrock
Fort LeBoeuf
Daughters of the American Revolution
Erie
Corry ‘Pharmacy
Fountainette
Chepk Board
Memorial Technical School
Community notices and local incidents from Corry Erie area
Local calendar items include the Christian Business Men's Committee meeting at 7:30 on Monday the 18th and a church or shop events. A car crash on West 12th Street injured one driver. Charles J. Moore of Brie is released from hospital. Frank and Verna's Restaurant to close for redecorating. City detectives seek a second suspect in an armed home robbery on East 11th Street. one suspect held on open charge. Mobil station on North Center Street reopens under new management Richard Chase. Erie assessment board withholds decision on four downtown real estate appeals totaling 2.74 million. Mr Heaton, Pittsburgh stylist, will be in Corry on April 11 and 14 at Marge's Beauty Shop for tinting consultations. Erie couple awarded 1 500 settlement in a traffic accident case Mr and Mrs Light v Margaret Sharred. Corry Rod and Gun Club hold regular get-together at 8 p m Saturday.
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Christian Business Men's
Mabel
Erle
West Lath Street
Charles J. Moore
Brie
Frank
Verna
East Ith Street
Mobil
North Center Street
Richard Chase
Erie
Erie Assessment Board
Heaton
Pittsburgh
Corry
Marge
South Center Street
Eric
James
Donna Light
Margaret Sharred
Free trout contest offers four big prizes at Ike's Sport Shop
Contest runs with sign up before April 15 at Ike's Sport Shop 218-12-. Prices start at 16.95 for nylon or wool toppers from Mabel's Shoppe of Erie. Nearly 100 local Democratic leaders were guests at a party honoring Mayor Arthur Garner at the Bowes of Italy Lodge. Wallace Malinkowski of Erie, 27, pleaded innocent to shrupken driving, released on 500 bail with a hearing set April 14 at 9:30 p.m. Gift subscriptions to the Corry Evening Journal cost 5.00 for local counties and 8.00 elsewhere.
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Ike’s
Third Ward
Democratic Committee
Arthur Gardner
Bows of Italy Lodge
Mabel
Ot —Erie
Wallace Malinkowski
Erie
Merchle Calabrese
Calabrese
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Chautauqua
Convicted Slayer Faces Life Term Riv Aliantment
NORRISTOWN PA. Peter P. Pawlishyn, 42, a steelworker, was convicted of first degree murder in the November shooting of Dorothy Cassel, a 46 year old waitress. A Montgomery County Court jury recommended life in prison to Judge E Arnold Forrest after a four hour deliberation. Pawlishyn pleaded innocent by reason of temporary insanity and fired on Cassel after a dispute over divorce. he then wounded himself in the abdomen. Sentence deferred pending appeal.
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Norristown
Peter P.pawlishyn
Dorothy Cassel
Montgomery County Court
E. Arnold Forrest
Pawlishyn
Cassell
Mao Ends War State With Germany Says Peiping Radio
Peiping radio reports Chairman Mao Zedong has ordered an end to the state of war with Germany. The proclamation follows a standing committee resolution of the National Peoples Congress and cites Potsdam era divisions and revived West Germany militarism as factors preventing peace. It calls for peaceful relations and notes continued Chinese support for Soviet Russia.
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Tokyo
Mao Tzetung
China
Germany
Peiping
Mao
Standing Committee
The
National Peoples Congress
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Peoples Republic of
Western Allies lift long war status with Germany
Communist states move to end war with Germany as Soviet Union did on January 25. West Germany follows earlier steps by Romania and Bulgaria. Western Allies had taken similar actions in previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Red China
Germany
Soviet Union
Romania
Bulgaria
Northern Utah milk price war ends after plea for negotiation
Northern Utah ends its milk price war following Gov. J Bracken Lee plea for negotiation over force. Prices plummet to 8 12 cents per quart at some outlets then return to 21 cents as normal. Pittsburgh Pirates publicity chief James J Long dies at 15. Saigon mayor Ngo Dinh Diem resigns amid pressure to curb rebel Binh Xuyen. uneasy truce holds with United Front dissidents.
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Salt Lake Otty
Utah
BUCS
Pittsburgh
James J. Long
Pittsburgh Pirates
Long
Pittsburgh Sun
Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph
The
Pirates
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Binh Xuyen
United Front
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Jamestown Electronic Technicians Association
Connie's
Allen Love
Joseph Madden
Elmer E Daub
Madden
Connie
Superette
Titusville Hospital
Ruth Ann McMillan
Clarence MacMillan
Joan Lamey
Oscar Lamey
Jean Sallaway
John Sallaway
Betts Garage
Corry Beverage
Corry Hospital
Kenton
Jerald
Harry Boerselman
Clymer
Joseph Messing
Avenue
Donald Merkle
Spartansburg
Jeanne
Michelina
Lois
Forest ‘Weaver
Irvine
Mabel Morton
Union City
Frank Cervola
East
Columbus Avenue
George
Lawrence Anderson
East Main Rence
Barbara
Lawrence Tompkins
Sherman
Isabelle
Robert Laurie
Mary
Manley Robbins Jr
East Main, Street
Lewis Jewell
Mary Lou
R. D
Melvin Blystone
North East
Shadihick
Findley’ Lake
James Meehl
We Water Department
Water Department
Plumbing & Skin
ATIC
RLH
Wixsc
Carl Hixson
N. Center ST
First Ave
Aden
Jack Frost
Tbs
Naa Ptw
SOX
Tunnell
Russia
Bonn
Pennsylvania
Cady and Collier
Evangelistic Services
Church of the Nazarene
Essex Street
Powell Loan
Pinaice Oo
Powell Loan and Finance Care Ranchee
Toels Grey
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