Corry area hospital report lists two injuries in weekend incidents
Daryl White, 19, of Climer, treated for a lacerated forehead after a fall in a family car at Corry Memorial Hospital Saturday. Edward Darpofall, 102 Enydler Circle, treated for a lacerated right ear after a fall from his bike and released. Police report a separate incident of two parking tickets forgiven after a man tore them up in East Columbus area. The U S Treasury ruling may give teachers up to 20,000,000 dollars yearly tax relief for graduate education. Weather outlook and other local items follow with town notes, meetings, and a collision suit in Erie County Court.
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Edward Darpofall
Enydler
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Gordon White
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Tinko
U. S. Treasury Department
National Education Association
New York Cadet Brigade Touring Salvation Army
The Bronx based Cadet Brigade from the Salvation Army Training School for Officers visits Corry citadel for a 10 day tour. Eight cadets and two officers conduct open air meetings and a children service at 4 pm, with radio broadcast at 5 30 pm and a dinner at 8 pm. Lt. Ernest Payton leads the group with corps officers’ support.
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Brie
Citadel
Woth
Bronx
Walter Crouch
Cubana Flight Diverts To Escape Rebel Fire Over Cuba
Captain Charles Villamar of Cubana Aviacion says he veered off course to avoid antiaircraft fire and slipped toward Miami. Passengers, mostly Cuban, were to be returned to Havana as crew members feared imminent conscription and death if forced to fly back. Santa Clara lies about 150 miles east of Havana, with the flight originally aiming for the Cuban capital.
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DOS
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Benta Clara
Mikuni Internaional Aiport
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Havand
Cubana Aviacion Pling
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Golnis
Santa Clare
Hayana
Cubana Aviacion
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Villamar
Miami
Servando Mondo
Isaae Romano
Hayman
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Soviet nuclear test suspected in Arctic blast report
A Danish dispatch cited by a Moscow channel said a Soviet underground blast near the northern Urals may have been detected up to 6,650 miles away, with fallout reaching the United States, Scandinavia, northern Europe, and Japan. Humprey cited an accident and urged reliable detection methods amid disarmament talks.
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Anenhagen
Moscow
Humphrey
United States
Scandinavia
Europe
Japan
Urals
ABC
Ex-Erieite Held in New Orleans Bar Robbery
Olly M. Strong, 33, formerly of Erie, is in custody after an armed robbery at a French Quarter bar. Police say he was seized near the Old Absinthe Bar shortly after the $37 was taken on Tuesday.
Truman Urges Tax Cut and Spending Boost in Hearing
Former President Truman urged a five billion dollar tax cut for middle and low income families and an immediate expansion of government spending. He called for closing tax loopholes, reform of benefits for privileged groups, and lowering interest on government debt to boost purchasing power and national production while planning public works for at least five years.
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Missouri
House Banking and Currency Committee
Truman
Congress
Hue
Public Works
Hoy
Memphis Surgeon Knight Killed in Head-On Crash
Dr. Robert Allen Knight, 44, a prominent Memphis orthopedic surgeon and president of the American Academy of Cerebral Palsy, died in a head-on car crash near Walnut Grove Mississippi. He was an associate professor of orthopedic surgery at the University of Tennessee and was born in Carter, Oklahoma.
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Burgeon
Walnut Grove
Miss
Robert Allen Knight
Memphis
American Academy of Cerebral Palsy
University of Tennessee
Carter
Okla
Tool Sharpening Service Opens on West Main
Wharton proprietor James R. Wharton announces a new tool sharpening service at 106 West Main Street opening Wednesday. He has 36 years of experience and will sharpen saws, knives, blades and will stock lawnmower blades and shears for Corry area residents.
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Ansamies
West Main Street
James R. Wharton
Ready Defense For Lana's Daughter One
The article discusses custody considerations for Cheryl Turner amid a high profile case. Attorney Crowley praises juvenile authorities and hopes for a resolution by the 24th while seeking an amicable agreement between parents. Judge Lynch may award custody to a parent or grandparent or place Cheryl in state care, with adult certification deemed unlikely.
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Mr. Stotpanato
Crane
Cherry
Tim
Crowley
Miss Turner
Jerry Glesler
Cheryl
Lynch
Mildred ‘Turner
Chery
miners recalled to work at two Pennsylvania West Virginia mines
About 400 Cru cible Steel Co. miners are being recalled to resume operations next Monday at the Crucible Mine in Green County, Pennsylvania, and the Hugheston Mine near Charleston, West Virginia. The mines had closed in March. Pittsburgh Coal Co. told 190 workers Mon tour No. 10 mine will close indefinitely due to no orders.
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Crucible Steel Co
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Crucible
Green County
Hugheston
Charleston
W. VI
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Montour No. 10
WBEN TV Buffalo Tonight Schedule Snapshot
Channel 4 listings show a full evening lineup from 5:00 PM including Fun To Learn and Children’s Theatre, through 1:15 AM sports, with Donavan’s Brain at 11:30 and multiple news and soap blocks. Notable programs: Captain Kangaroo, Burns and Allen, The Garry Moore Show, The Guiding Light, As The World Turns, and The $64,000 Question.
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Buffalo
Prigewinner Playhouse
Popaye
Meet the Millers
Art Littleletter
Children’s Theatre
Cisco Kid
Newa
Annis Oakley
Mr. Adams
Eve
Wingo
Red Skelton
Donovan's
Clark Pushes Bill to Ease Public Works Loans
Washington reports Senator Clark sponsors a bill to accelerate federal support for public works. He cites over 20 million dollars in Pennsylvania projects that could be funded through easier credit terms, speeding up highway, maintenance, water works, and industrial land acquisitions in Ol City Venango County. Officials say many projects could start soon if approved. others await the Clark plan.
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Washington
Bén
Clare
Pennsylvania
Turk
Clarke
Ol Oily
Venango County
Siasa
Otr
Sputnik Delays Death Scene in Final Orbit Teaser
The article describes a fiery visual as a satellite or rocket was seen over the Caribbean near 8:55 p.m. observers reported a flaming object south of the Virgin Islands and Antiguan ranges confirmed a rocket sighting. Smithsonian Director Dr. Fred L. Whipple notes the craft slowed due to denser atmosphere and extended its orbit, completing 2,366 trips and about 70 million miles since November.
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Virgin Islands
Navy
Antigua
Iso
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian
Whipple
Last Rites Held For N. A. Babcock
Last rites were held Saturday afternoon at 2 pm for N. A. Babcock at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. H. Ray Aurtis officiating. Interment followed in Beaverdam Cemetery. Bearers: Lawrence Mdrich Jr, Arthur O'Day, Wayne Fralick, Calvin Walker, Clarence Walker, Paul Smith, Raymond Huffman. Attendants from Union City and nearby towns attended, including Orrin Babcock and family, Paul Smith and family, Leon McCray and family, Opal Mallory, Harry Alden, Jasper Scott, Ralph Babcock and family, and Arthur Davis and Dorothy Davis. The Golden Links Class of the UB Church served as honorary escort.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. Ray Aurtis
Beaverdam Cemetery
Lawrence Mdrich Jr
Arthur O'Day
Wayne Fralick
Calvin Walker
Clarence Walker
Paul Smith
Raymond Huffman
H. Ray Harris
Keith Henton
Eastern Gate
Alter
Robert Olson
Orrin Babcock
Leon McCray
Opal Mallory
Harry Alden
Jasper Scott
Union City
Ralph Babcock
Perry
Ohio
Arthur Davis
Dorothy Davis
Paul McC
Warren Eyes New Fire Alarm System
Warren plans a checkboard style extra alarm system at the central fire station to monitor fires in coordinating communities. Fire Chiefs James Tridlo Merle Lee Obi Smith and Charlen Knapp lead the project with police cooperation and a switchboard at the police station to coordinate traffic signals for fire response. aims to improve alerting and traffic control during multi-truck responses.
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Warren Central
Warren County
James Tridlo
Warsen
Merle Lee
Youngsville
Obih Smith
Starbrick
Charlen Knapp
Glade "Fownship
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