Local airport authority to meet for summer field planning
PaRAGRAE Menibora of the Lawrence Airport Authority will meet Friday at noon at the Phoenix Hotel to plan for the opening of the local field for summer activities. Streets Department workers start a dog pound on Sciota Street near the sewage plant. Dorr Chirk cites the plan and Russell Mallory will supervise stray care during confinement. City Council approves a State Highway Department application to improve traffic flow at the Mier Section of East Columbus Avenue and Shady Avenue, with three employees exiting onto East Columbus after each shift. Margaret Snapp of Spartansburg is chosen for Crawford County grand jury duty, meeting Meadville May 8. Herbert A. Most selected for petit jury for the coming term.
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Menibora
Lawrence Airport
Streets Department
Sciota Street
Dorr Chirk
Streets
Russell Mallory
Mallory
State Highway Department
Mier
East Columbus Avenue
Shady Avenue
Carry Jamies~ Town Corporation
Shady Ave
Nue
Spartansburg
Margaret Snapp
Crawford County
Meadville
Herbert A. Most
Adjourn Case Of Ex Jamestown Murder Suspect
A Monroe County judge adjourned the case of ex Jamestown murder suspect James R Moore for trial to May 23 to allow the Appellate Division to act on a defense motion for a change of venue. Moore is charged with first degree murder in the rape and strangulation of Pamela Moss, a suburban Penfield babysitter found in a gravel quarry. Moore was declared mentally competent to stand trial.
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Muchedsier
N. Or
James R Moore
Monroe
John P. Lomenzo
Moore
William C. Clay
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Clay
Erie
Lomenzo
Baby Strangles in Crib in Indiana County
Indiana County coroner reports a 6 month old baby died after his head became wedged between the mattress and crib rails in his crib at home. Authorities say the incident occurred yesterday in Indiana County.
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Apuuins
Jamies C. Rostella Jr
Indiana
Indiana County
Bond Proposal Examined for Pennsylvania Industry Development
Commerce Secretary John K. Tabor testified before joint appropriations committees on studying a bond funded Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority model. He noted a formal opinion favoring bond use and outlined proposed funding, while critics warned bonds could raise costs and face local feasibility challenges.
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Haisobu Etsia
Aliy Etal Ton
Commerce
John K. Taboy
Hesse and Senate
Tabor
Industris
Groyeh
General Opebetine Fund
Budert
Tabor Ba
Huldine
Highway and Bridge Authority
Pennsylvania
Fo Appropriations
Scranton
Polen
Rep
Jamesn ‘Musto
Luzerh
Four year old admits starting fatal Portland fire
A 4 year old boy confessed to pouring kerosene on a kitchen table and chair where a paralyzed woman sat, then tossing a match into the liquid, sparking a fire that killed her. Fire officials said no reason was given. the boy was turned over to juvenile authorities for disposition.
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Portland
Indl
Meredith Sanders
Boy 4 Dies in Stone Cart Accident on Farm
Police say a four year old boy, Gary Platt of Bertin, was killed yesterday when a stone cart attached to a tractor rolled over him as he helped his three older brothers gather stones at the family farm. The boy allegedly started the tractor, causing the wheels to move and trap him beneath.
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Suns
Gary Platt
Bertin
Red Cross Blood Drive Seeks A Positive Donors in Corry
The American Red Cross blood mobile will visit Corry at the YMCA on May 11 from 11 30 a m to 2 p m to collect 125 pints of A positive blood for a local patient awaiting heart surgery. Leo Hoylen, Corry Red Cross executive secretary, urged donors to contact the local office to schedule their donation time. Patients at St Vincent's or Hamot hospitals in Erie will not need to donate or pay for blood, as hospital personnel will arrange transfusions through the Corry Blood program. The office will coordinate with other area hospitals and Buffalo headquarters to meet regional needs.
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American Red Cross Bloodmobile
Corry
YMCA
Leo Hoylen
Red Cross
Hoylen
St. Vincent’s
Hamot
Erie
Youth Twin Kidney Gift Raises Hope In Miami Case
A 17-year-old youth donor gave a half kidney to his identical twin brother in a delicate operation at the University of Miami medical team. Surgeons transplanted half of a shaped kidney, leaving doctors cautious about immediate success. Donald Watkins, who suffered hydronephrosis, was smaller and lighter than Daul, and doctors used fingerprints stein crafts and blood tests to confirm twin identity.
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Victor A. Politano
University of Miami
Donald Watkins
Daul
Donald
Stein Crafts
Westinghouse Records First Quarter Sales Rise
Westinghouse Electric Corp reports first quarter sales totaling $409,702,000 the highest in company history. Net income for the period equals $12,563,000 or 34 cents a share, versus $1,778,000 or 32 cents a year earlier.
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Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Kennedy family announces Mrs Kennedy is expecting
The White House confirmed on Monday that Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is pregnant with their third child due in August. The First Lady, 33, will cancel official duties for health and is likely to have a Caesarean delivery with Dr John W Walsh as attending obstetrician.
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Kennedy
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Ethel
Diune
Joey
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Esther
Kennedys
Florida
Caroline
John
Aumors
Salinger
Mrs. Kennedy
Italy
Cape Cod
Washington
John W. Walsh
John Jr
Georgetown University Hospital
Palm Beach
New York
Secret well kept by Kennedy family during pregnancy
White House sources say Mrs. John F Kennedy's pregnancy was a tightly guarded secret known by only four people besides the couple. President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy were joined by Mrs Kennedy's physician and Senator Edward M. Kennedy, who reportedly learned a few hours before the public announcement. The article notes the secrecy extended to much of the Kennedy clan, including six siblings, five spouses, and the President's parents.
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First Family
Palm Beach
Kennedy
Corry Journal Subscription Teaches Care and Connection
A simple gift idea shines for those ill or lonely: a Corry Journal subscription. The message suggests giving steady news and companionship through a newspaper service. It frames the subscription as a thoughtful, practical present that supports staying informed and connected.
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Corry Journal
Exhibition on Automatic Controls Tonight at VFW Trib
An exhibition on automatic controls runs from 6 to 9 pm at the VFW Trib on West Washington Street, sponsored by Al Xander Co of Corry. Area engineers are invited to see pneumatic, hydraulic and vacuum valves, cylinders, pumps and other industry controls, with a 3:30 pm seminar on pneumatic and hydraulic applications led by Kenneth Kroffke of Alimatic Valve Inc.
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VFW
West Washington Street
al Xander Co
Corry
Eusineers
Kenneth KE. Kroffke
Alimatic Valve, Inc
Erie
al Xander
Airmatic Valve, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Would-Be Killer Foiled By Police
JUTLEH Pa AP A Butler man armed with a rifle tried to shoot bartender Thomas Leas at Krone's Bar. David Blackburn 30 was arrested after police, separating him from a loaded firearm with a chambered bullet and five shell clips, restrained him.
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Jutleh
David Blackburn
Nick Nohach
Butler
Blackburn
Thomas Leas
Krone
Leas
Nolad
Nolach
Merger Not the Answer for Pennsy and Central Railroads
Economist Leon H Keyserling testified that the financial condition of the Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroads is not satisfactory but a merger is not the solution. He urged alternative fixes such as borrowing to improve equipment and cautioned against universal merger trends.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Leon H. Keyserling
Council of Economic Advisers
Har
Ry S. Truman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Keyserling
Gray
President Kennedy Arranges Call From Jail for King
Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr. recounts President Kennedy intervening to enable MLK to telephone his wife in Birmingham Alabama after his arrest in a anti segregation march. FBI agents had talked with him and he assured his wife he was in good spirits while officials monitored the case.
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Atlanta
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Ala
King
Alabama
Frewsburg Man's Bail Continued in Medical Charge
A Frewsburg man indicted for practicing medicine without a license had his bail set at 2500 cash and extended for one week by Chautauqua County Judge Edwin G. O’Connor. George W. Rice appeared with Jamestown attorney William Armison as defense counsel, seeking time to secure permanent counsel after being picked up on a bench warrant following a secret indictment. Police had seized a device alleged to diagnose human ailments after his arrest.
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Mayville
Frewsburg
Chautauqua County
Edwin G. ‘O'Connor
George W. Rice
William Armison
Jamestown
Rice
O’ Connor
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