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Corry Journal
South Street
Corrs
Gary Ryening
Uader
George FR. Sample
William Chirlouzio
John McLaughlin
O. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Corry
Costly Goofs in Highway Bridges Hit Taxpayers
A columnist laments widespread defects in the Interstate Highway program. He cites 9,000 bridges either built or under construction and notes the Defense Department found 90 percent fail to meet military passability. Remediation could cost about 12 billion dollars amid design overhauls and new plans.
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Hhumorists
Joe Miller
Thas
Defense Department
Taxpayer
Kidney donor killed in industrial accident
Ronald McDuffie aged 28 died at a concrete plant when his hand was caught in a conveyor belt. He had previously donated a kidney in January 1958 to his twin brother Robert who suffered from chronic kidney disease. The transplant at Boston’s Peter Bent Brigham Hospital drew wide attention.
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Eevee
Con Vars
Ronald McDuffie
Robert
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Man Dies After Fall At Allegheny Sodium Steel Plant
Tarentum Pa. A fall from the roof of a building at the Allegheny Sodium Steel Co. plant yesterday killed Mike Protz 47 of Brackenridge.
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Tarentum
Allegheny Sudium Steel Co
Mike Protz
Brackenridge
Rambles From Corry Newsroom Roam Through Local Happenings
The column surveys town notes from demolition debates over the old high school pigeons and the fate of future shopping center occupants. It reports on dog control crackdowns, a Formosan coastal military exercise, a Penn State Glee Club concert in New York, and charity drives in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association.
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Pennsylvania Association For Legal
Townsend
Olin W. Bracken
Philadelphia
Sheraftoh
Olin
Kane
Millcreek
Marine Lance
Thomas F. Lathrop
W. R. Lathrop
Corry
Formosa
Umita
First Marine Aircraft Wing
U, S
Republic of China
Penn State
Town Hall
New York City
Frank Gallo
Craig Seastead
Arnold Seastead
Mapleayemie
Gerry Craig
Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association
East Main Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marie McDonald Divorces Actor Lou Bass in Court
Actress 38 files for divorce from Lou Bass 37 after less than a year of marriage. McDonald testified Bass often abandoned her at parties and admitted he shared her with others. They wed last May and separated last month.
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Marie
Hollywood
Marie McDonald
Lou Bass
Bass
Denmark Invaded by Germany as Norway Prepares for Aid
From Stockholm reports Germany occupied Denmark with no resistance and invaded Norway, as Allied forces rush to assist the Norwegians. In Corry, the Board of Education rejected paying for automobile insurance for a class in safe driving, deferring boiler insurance contract at the Junior High.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Germany
Denmark
Norway
Board of Education
Corry
William Buller Seeks Pike Eggs at Ian Point for Hatchery
William Buller camps at Ian Point on Lake Ontario for several weeks to secure pike and perch eggs for the Corry hatchery. Mrs. J. B. Patterson returns from Hamot Hospital and lies ill at home on South Center Street. The Stanford Hose Company elected officers at last evening's meeting.
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William Buller
Ian Point
Lake Ontario
Corry Hatchery
J. B. Patterson
Hamot Hospital
Erie
South Center Street
Stanford Hose Company
Perry Mason Defends Talman in Vagrancy Case
Talman’s defense argues no program should fire a man on accusation. Executive Producer Gail Pat trick Jackson says firing decision stalled until case outcome. CBS network reportedly issued the firing order. Trial details list Kinley Green Pain Neville and others. H C Wilson arranged season recitals. Lillian Barnes and Marie Frances Will give first recital.
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Perry Mason
Talman
Gail Pattrick Jackson
CBS
Charles Pain
James Neville
A. L. Dyckes
Frank Kinley
A. L. Gassburg
H.C. Wilson
Washington Street
Lillian Barnes
Marie Frances
Talman to plead not guilty after April 25 hearing
Attorney Arthur Crowley said the actor will plead not guilty and noted no notification of dismissal. He argued the contract allows dismissal only after moral questions are proven public, adding you cannot fire a man not proven guilty.
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Arthur Crowley
Twill
GBS
Talman
Crowley
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