Boy rampages in store. police remove him home
A youth about a year old caused a disturbance in the G. Murphy Co. store yesterday afternoon, swatting customers with his hat and acting mean. Police were called to remove him to his home. the mother asked to inform the boy’s father later. Corry’s weather remained wet with up to 0.27 inches of precipitation yesterday. two and a half inches fell by morning. Temperature ranged from 30 to 40 degrees. Two Kimlenton businesses were burglarized Monday night with $105 stolen, but much cash and goods at Emiljnton Planing Mill were reported lost. thieves left cracking tools and fled without heavy loot. Samuel R. Millard, 78, a Union City native, will be buried in Warren after dying in Washington, D.C. The services and burial are planned for tomorrow at Peterson Funeral Home.
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Corry
Kimlenton
Franklin
Emjenton
McKaskey
Emil Long Furniture
Emlenton
Samuel R. Millard
Union City
Warren
Washington, D.C
Clarendon
Delock
Peterson
Oakland
Blaine Mead
Warren County
Mead Park Plans Six Projects For 1956
Mead Park Association board approved six projects for the year including stone encased eight fountains a 60 foot pavilion a new utility building rest rooms in Hillside a waddling pool near Elks Pavilion and three fireplaces. Caretaker Clifford Long reported 113 summer reservations 44 skating days and 6000 total attendance at the park pond. Directors awarded concession stand operation to Charlea Whaley for another year.
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Mead Park Association Board of Directors
Elks
Clifford Long
Charlea Whaley
Man Held For Beating Woman In Pittsburgh
A 21 year old Pittsburgh man Alvin Durrett was arrested after allegedly beating a 60 year old woman near the Municipal Building while attempting to snatch her purse. The victim was hospitalized with undetermined injuries. Police said the arrest followed a timely tip and ongoing Civil Defense patrols.
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CD Police
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Ed Harrisburg
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Pardons Board criticized over Erie bribery case remarks
Erie County District Attorney Herbert Johnson told the Itanning Invants Club that the Pennsylvania Pardons Board “apparently does not consider bribery a very serious offense.” He cited the Erie bribery scandal, noting 35 of 36 convicts did not serve minimum terms and lamenting soft pardons while urging citizens and lawmakers to demand accountability. Modern airliners require nearly 30 miles of reserved airspace for instrument flight safety.
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Herbert Johnson
Erie County
Pennsylvania Pardons Board
Johnson
Ittanning iClvants Club
Erie
Thomas Flatley
Alle~theny County
Pardons Board
Erie Police Department
Belbery
Pennsylvania
Pardous Board
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
New Jersey Voters Reject Kefauver in Delegate Vote
In New Jersey Kefauver failed to gain key delegate support as Meyner led the field with 156,609 votes in the statewide delegate tally while Kinneally and Kerquyer trailed. Mead Meyner topped the Democratic slate, with Kefauver about 60,000 votes behind. Republican delegates backed a pledged 938 vote delegation to the President, opposing other candidates.
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Kefauver
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Fornia
Stevenson
North Carolina
Martin J. Rafferty
Newark
Kefaulver
Meyner
James Kinneally
Union County
Kinneally
Kerquyer
Forfeits Bond In Drunk Case
A Spring Creek man Glenn Conklin aged 46 was arrested on intoxication charges and forfeited a 25 dollar bond after failing to appear before Police Magistrate Melvin S Cobbett for a hearing. He was released from jail last night and ordered to appear at 2 15 a m today. His failure to appear cost an extra five dollars compared with a guilty finding. Conklin was found slumped over the steering wheel of a car on East Main Street shortly before noon yesterday by officers.
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Melvin S. Cobbett
Cobbett
Glenn Conklin
East Main Street
Red Cross Aide Visits Corry For Fund Drive Update
Miss Margaret Bowers national Red Cross representative visited Corry this weekreviewing chapter activities including the fund drive now near completion. The Corry appeal has raised 7100 toward an 8000 goal with 347 percent going to the national chapter for services to Armed Forces hospitals recreation for service men and clubmobile operations.
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Red Cross
Margaret Bowers
American Red Cross
Corry
Corry Fund
Miss Bowers
Natonal Organization
United States
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