Funeral Notices and Discharges in Corry Area
Funeral notices list names such as Florence R Nye Kathryn Kiss and Earl H Sperry with services at St George and Bracken Funeral Homes. Discharges include Joseph Sanders Edgar Miller and several residents of Union City and Corry while fault and vehicle details appear in a local police report.
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Kathryn Kiss
St. Elisabeth's Church
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral
Trio Of Youths Jailed After Damage Binge
Three youths from Meadville and Guys Mills were jailed after a spree in Titusville. Harry LeRoy Kiser F LeRoy Sexton and David L Beauchat reportedly uprooted a picket fence, chased locals and provoked a fight, then fled in a car that later damaged a parked vehicle. Police logged the incident after a 10:54 p m call and an auto crash tied to the same vehicle. Beauchat faced reckless driving charges while the trio were charged with disorderly conduct.
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Titusville
Harry LeRoy Kiser
Meadville
F. LeRoy Sexton
Guys Mills
David L. Beuchat
Guy Mills
William, Hoffman
Hoffman
David L. Beauchat
Russians Reveal First Details Of Space Flight
Tass described the secret launch prep for Yuri Gagarin, detailing the sleeping arrangement and space suit, the crew and technicians at the pad, and the moment his lift-off began. The dispatch portrayed Gagarin as calm, confident, and the era’s greatest hero as the rocket rose.
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Tass
Tok
Gagarin
Ney
Tim
Yuri Gagarin
Jon Bins
Yuri Gaganin
Gagari
Ia Bus
Mr Mrs USA Tangle With Tax Returns
Washington Americans wrestle with the looming tax deadline as the April 15 date shifts to April 17 due to weekend timing. The piece notes odd taxpayer behavior and quirky anecdotes from IRS offices, including shoeboxes of empty pill bottles and residents seeking help, reflecting mixed reactions to the tax season.
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Washington
Muitos
Neve
Sam
Internal Revenue Rvice
Ustedan Sant
Trayen
IRS
250 Pound Safe Stolen From Ridgway Knights of Columbus
Two men fishing near Ridgway discovered a lunchroom safe missing from the Ridgway Knights of Columbus. The safe was broken open from the bottom and the contents were gone. State Police from Clearfield and Ridgway investigated with Sergeant Joseph Hugar leading the inquiry.
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Ridgway
Knights of Columbus
Parker Dam
Wen Fenfield
Clearfield
Joseph Hugar
Hugar
Une
Oysters Legal in Summer Months in Pennsylvania
Gov Lawrence signed bills repealing a 1771 oyster ban allowing sale and eating in May August while removing monthly reporting on margarine trade. Legislators say the oyster rule dated to refrigeration limits, not superstition, and that oleomargarine dealers no longer must report transactions to the Agriculture Department.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Friday
Lawrence
Agriculture Department
Department
Titusville Sells Its Mobile Band Shell for 4000
Titusville sells the bandwagon to Wenger Music Co of Owatonna Minnesota. City Controller Robert L Sterling confirmed a 4000 payment for the mobile band shell, bought in July 1959 for Centennial Day. The wagon rarely used since, was stored at city sites and cost 84600 for shell and 240 for folding bars, while selling for less than half. City Council had sought buyers for over a year, labeling it a white elephant.
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Tiusvitus
Titusville
Robert L. Sterling
Wenger Music Co
Owatonna
Burgess Park
Morality of tax deductions debated by clergy
New York AP reports clergy weigh ethics of income tax deductions. Reverends Harkins and Hall frame cheating the government as deceitful and wrong, contrasting personal obligation with impersonal taxation while urging honesty despite moral ambiguity. They stress cheating is theft and false witness, linking it to broader moral duty.
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New York
George F. Harkins
Lutheran Church In America
Washington
Cameron Hall
National Council of Churches’ Department of Church and Economic Life
Sam
Joe
Space Setback Shouldn't Dismay US
AP reports two prominent officials told the American Academy of Political and Social Science that Soviet success in orbiting a man should not alarm the United States. George V. Allen and Leverett Saltonstall urged Americans to recognize superior U.S. progress in space and military strength, stressing peace and defense unity with allies.
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Fhilawblehia
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Soviet Union
George V. Allen
Academy
Russia
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Saltonstall
Senate Armed Forces Committee
United States
U S May Be First On Moon Seeks Funding Boost
NASA official Seamans urged Congress to add 42.6 million dollars for the Apollo space laboratory and 5 million more for an extra Mercury tracking station. Senator King warned that Soviet advances could jeopardize moon goals. The panel questioned costs as Project Apollo remains the path to landing a man on the moon.
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Seamans
David S. King
Utah
Soviet Union
NASA
Apollo Space Laboratory
Budget Bureau
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