Corry Cleanup Day urged with curbside pickup rules
Just a Paragraf Next Tuesday will be Clean Up Day In Corry and the city streets ment has requested that resi dents have all trash to be picked up out at the curb early in the morn ing. There is no limit on the amount of trash which may be put out as this day is designed to rid Corry homes of unneeded accumulations. If the department does not reach any homes on Tuesday they will do so on Wednesday, so trash should be left out on both days. No repeat trips will be made. if debris is takers on Tuesday none should be put out on Wednesday.
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Corry
Ment
Weather outlook and merchant meeting update
The forecast covers Saturday April 23 to Wednesday April 27 with above normal temperatures in the south and near normal in the north, showers possible Sunday and Wednesday, and temps fluctuating through the period. Thirteen merchants met at the Municipal Building to discuss a promotional plan, with interest but no decision yet on moving forward.
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Municibal
Scales Sentenced to Six Years for Violent Revolution Advocacy
Communist activist Junius I. Scales was sentenced to six years in prison in Greensboro North Carolina for advocating violent revolution. Federal Judge Albert V Bryan refused bail pending appeal to the Fourth Circuit. The maximum allowed under the verdict was ten years and a ten thousand dollar fine.
Wildcat strike ends at Fisher Body plant
Production at the General Motors Fisher Body plant in West Mifflin resumes after a two day wildcat strike by 2,000 workers. UAW locals voted to return to work four hours after a mass meeting called by CIO United Auto Workers officials. About 250 of 1,500 opposed resuming work. Local shop committee to meet with management to pursue grievance channels.
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Pittsburgh
General Motors
Fisher Body
West Mifflin
CIO
United Auto Workers
John Livingston
UAW
Detroit
Livingston
Navy to develop atomic power for surface ships
Secretary Charles S. Thomas testified before the House Appropriations Committee that the Navy likely will start this year the development of an atomic power plant for surface ships, as part of a 1.317 billion four year shipbuilding program authorizing 34 new warships and converting 20 vessels, including a fifth supercarrier and mobile base carrier task forces to meet future missile threats.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Charles 8. Thomas
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
van Sands
R-Pa
America
Altoona
Suspect Held for Grand Jury in Patrolman's Death
Allegheny County coroner's jury yesterday recommended 22 year old George Demas be held for grand jury action on involuntary manslaughter in the traffic death of Patrolman John Timmons a 60 year old officer struck by Demas's auto last March 19 according to testimony.
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Sheffield
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Route 6
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Pittsburgh
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Demas
John Timmons
Eight Burned In Blast At Kanawha Chemical Plant
An explosion in unit 4 of the Carbide and Carbon Chemicals plant in Institute West Virginia sent at least eight workers to hospitals with burns and injuries. A fire followed the blast, jolting the Kanawha valley early today.
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W. Va
Kanawha Valley
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp
Erie County Leads Northwestern Pa In Mental Hospital Patients
Erie County reports 921 individuals confined to state mental hospitals, the highest count among northwestern counties. statewide totals show 42,000 patients across 17 state hospitals, with growth each year and severe overcrowding and understaffing. The mental health bulletin urges increased funding, expanded community programs, staff training, and a statewide research effort to improve prevention and treatment.
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State Department of Welfare
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Forest
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Mercer
Philadelphia County
Allegheny County
Forest County
Clive
C-J Plans Third Factory Unit Expansion at Corry Jamestown Plant
Cors-js Jamestown announces expansion to add a third factory unit after the second, with July steel delivery and enclosure planned before winter. The 284000 square foot complex will use Erie Railroad siding for loading and shipping and extend rail facilities northward as new units rise. Founded with Walter Kidden Constructors, the project mirrors earlier expansions begun in 1950 and 1958 to boost production and jobs. Rogers Structural Steel will supply the steel for all units.
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Walter Kidden Constructors, Inc
New York City
Erie Railroad
Corty-Jamestown
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Rockwell Opens Water Meter Plant in Uniontown
Rockwell Manufacturing Co opened a new water meter plant in Uniontown Pennsylvania. The facility employs more than 250 people, about two thirds of them women, and marks the newest manufacturing center in this Southwestern Pennsylvania coal community.
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Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Pennsylvania
Corry Man Jasper A Wills Dies After Long Illness
Jasper A Wills of 33 North Center Street died at Corry Memorial Hospital after several years illness. Born March 19, 1869 in Brown Hill Pa he lived in this area all his life and resided in Corry before moving to Union City. He married Altha Fish on September 9 1888 and is survived by two daughters Mrs Stanley Wright of Conneautville and Mrs Martha Laman of Jamestown two sons Russell B Wills of Willoughby and Donald Wills of Niobe four grandchildren four great grandchildren one brother Benjamin Wills of Morgantown W Va and one sister Mrs Laurent Hampton of Texarkana Ark The body is at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours and service at 4:15 p m Sunday Hey Riding of Union City will officiate and interment will be in Rose Hill Cemetery at Spartansburg.
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Texarkana
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Unon City
Rove Hil
Spartansburg
Killed in Crash Near Clinton Injures Others
Pittsburgh area crash killed 20 year old David Bartley of New Brighton. His father Irwin, 49, drove the car and two others, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Milligan, also of New Brighton, were reported in fair condition at Dewick-Jey Valley Hospital. The incident occurred north of Clinton. A separate note mentions the 18th century shift from linen to cotton fabrics in Europe.
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New Brighton
Clinton
Irwin
Stanley Milligan
Dewick- Jey Valley Hospital
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