Corry area items note fire damage and local notices
In Erie a garage and a warehouse suffered a fire causing $300 in damages split among building, contents, and a car. Henry Blais, 29, remained in hospital in fast condition after being burned by molten metal. Local events include floor shows at the Italian American Club and a Mowrey’s Greenhouses ad. Community updates cover bond issue opinions, a police incident, and a PTA meeting at Conelway School with Dr. George Gould speaking on dental care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Erie
John DiPrinzio
DiPrino
Wntage
Brie
Blais Henry
General Electric
Hémot Hospital
Sugar Grover
Scott Stularkar
Plo
F. L. Baressi
James Willis
Second Avenue
Harry Lindsey
Third Avenue
Lindsey
Wills
T. A. Paver and Sons
Meadville
Lewis Ny Pino
Milegheny College
Wilcom
Pino
Colorada College
Herbie Johnson
Willi Gatison
West Irvingstetet
Ai Erie Hospital
Wright School
J. W. Rickers
General Contractor
Parent-Teacher Association of
Conelway School
George Gould
At The Hospital Report And Local News Update
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 a m lists admissions including Perry J Collier and Elvin Eshelman with family-linked addresses and several others. Discharges include Lyla Sehaub and Mrs Charles Miller among names, followed by notes on local traffic accident statistics for Titusville and March trends. Oil City meeting covers Commonwealth oil and gas provisions with W Roy Cunningham present, and local club events and religious broadcast scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittaville
Tusville
Albert P. Brady
Oil City
Middle District
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Bradford and B Smethport
OU City
W. Roy Cunningham
Commonwealth
Jamestown area schools praised with room for improvement
A extended evaluation by Jamestown elementary teachers and State Education Department supervisors found the city's schools deliver very good education but noted several areas needing improvement. The report was presented Thursday at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
State Education Department
Westfield approves tentative budget amid hearing turnout
At public hearing on the proposed 1068.57 budget of 5496000 no one objected and one resident attended. Mayor Harold T Hall and trustees signaled the upcoming year may see a lower tax rate from the 1956-50 rate of 20 per thousand. Final action on the budget and the new tax rate will occur at the Village Board meeting Tuesday. Jamestown reports Gov Harriman signed bills aiding Chautauqua County for Long Point State Park and Chautauqua Lake rehabilitation. Kane notes a 15 minute snow squall at 5 am with brief rain, dissipating by sunrise. Ridaway Elks relief rolls drop to 309 for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Nancy Schoonover
Irene van Olse
Buszinne Onink
Patty Chase
Donald Stuart
Elmer Welch
John Johnson
Raymond
Walter Simmons
Ellery
Westfield
Harold T. Hall
Jamestown
Harriman
Chautauqua County
Long Point
Chautauqua Lake
Kane
Leon Jackson
Kane Dairy
PLCB Cracks Down On Erie Taverns By Board Action
The State Liquor Control Board revoked the Villa Capri license in Erie operated by Robert L. and Helen L. Whitford effective May Ath for Sunday sales after 2 to 7 am and nuisance conditions including entertainers with patrons. It suspended other licenses in Erie for 20 to 30 days for payroll check cashing gambling and non member sales violations.
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State Liquor Control Board
Robert L
Helen L. Whitford
Villa Capri
Erie
Edward, Assunta
Anthony Serafini
Serafini
Eye Club Beneficial Association
Edward G. Kuhn
Casablanca
Cute
Nat King Coles Back In Dixie Tour After Birmingham Incident
Nat King Cole returned to the road in Dixie during a Southern tour stop in Raleigh. He spoke of leaving the Birmingham attack behind and discussed racism with NAACP leader Roy Wilkins, who invited him to join the crusade against racism. Cole said he would reply and noted he has children aged 11 and 6. The Memorial Auditorium crowd of 3,700 welcomed him with typical warmth, with four police on duty and no unusual incidents reported.
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Aswanyon
Raleigh, N
Nat "King" Cole
Dixie
Birmingham
Ala
Cole
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Iiue
Willins
Raleigh
Memorial Auditorium
Barton Convicted in Dual Involuntary Manslaughter Deaths
John Barton, 31, of Aliquippa was convicted on two counts of involuntary manslaughter for the deaths of Thomas Kramer and his son after a truck collision. Judge Frank Graf postponed sentencing to consider a motion for a new trial. Barton cites a temporary memory loss from a head injury as the cause of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
John Barton
Aliquippa
Frank Graf
Barton
Thomas M. Kramer
Thomas
Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory entries
A compiled listing of local dining spots with hours, offerings, and contact details. Ginnie's Cafeteria, POTSFIELD INN Pittsfield Pa, COLONEL DRAKE NOTRE Tinsville, JANSEN'S DAMY STORM, FRANK & VERNA'S RESTAURANT, and others feature daily service, varying menus, and banquet options. Entices readers with in house pies, takeout, and event planning capabilities.
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Ginnie's
West Main Street
Ginnie
Pittsfield
Mien
Dorothy Seilly
Youngsville
Colonel Drake
Tinsville
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania County and Institution District Taxes 1854
Harrisburg reports the first in a series of local government finance studies. Secretary Genevieve Blatt of Internal Affairs announced the 37 page monograph prepared by Andrew S. Bulli of the Bureau of Municipal Affairs, designed to help officials compare finances among counties and institution districts. The work shows relative tax positions with no judgment of administration merits or cost of services. Copies are distributed by General Assembly members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Internal Affairs
Genevieve Blatt
Internal Affairs
Pennsylvania
Andrew S. Bulli
Bureau of Municipal Affairs
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Former Camden deputy collector charged with tax return failures
A former deputy collector in Camden faces federal charges for failing to file tax returns on his income in 1953 and 1954. Attorney Joseph P. Wilson, who served 1936 to 1940 in Camden, allegedly reported no filings since 1948. Prosecutors say his omitted income totaled 11109 in 1953 and 10487 in 1954, part of wider state investigations into Southern New Jersey tax affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aie Cress
Camden
Depuy
Internal Revenue Service
Wilson
New Jersey
Mobrfeld
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mowrey
Wayne Street
City Legal Department
Gerald Weber
Corry Evening Journal
Warren
Crawford
Ghautauqua
Lareny
Aeuinal
Paul Moyak
Astor Hotel
Michael ‘Eineck
Moyak
Roger Russ
Garland
Meense
Alexander C. Fisck Jr
Warren County
Corry Hospital
Perry J. Collier
East Congress Street
Elvin Eshelman
R. D
Lyla Sehaub
Spring Street
Charles Miller
Concord Treet
Albert Macko
Main Treet
Roland Earls
Bharon Ann
West Washington Atreet
Santo Pate
Tine Louise
East South Street
Emory M. Evens
Nature
Citizens National
Cosner
Tee
All-Way Electric CO
PLCB
Nat ‘King’ Coles
Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory
Jansen
Frank & Verna’s
Columbus
Mit
Foe
Ashe
Ely
North Center ST
Corry, PA
DIAL
Department of Interns! Affairs
Gatun Lake
Panama Canal
Twentieth Century Fund
Pondel
Sunoco
N. Center BL
Corry
Aral
Firestone
Sunbeam
Monthe
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Donia
Elous
Alice
Bradley
Officer Dyke
Jasty
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