Twenty Years Ago Heroism Award and Local News
Salvatore Miglucelo at West Pleasant street received a bronze medal and $1,000 for heroism during a runaway accident here two years ago. Corry’s Red Cross Minstrels planned at the high school amid assurances of a top production. Roof fire at Wright street home caused $450 in damage. flames checked before extensive loss. Veterans of Torelyn card tournament drew a large crowd in St. Edwin's Hall with auctions and bridge events. School work suspended on all Reller Works Division projects with resumption hoped by Wednesday. John Lavy, 26, died in a ditch cavern accident near Pittsburgh while employed by Brentwood Construction Co.
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Salvatore
Sam” Miglucelo
West Pleasant Street
U. S. Veterans
Norman J. Edinger
Wright Street
Torelyn Wats
St. Edwin's Hall
Reller Works Division
Courty
Pittsburgh
John Lavy
Brentwood Construction Co
Yeaterday
Beaver Trust Co. Vice President Chairs Group 8 PA Bankers
George S. Mc Intyre of Beaver Trust Co becomes new chair of Group 8 within the Pennsylvania Bankers Association. Mc Intyre assumes leadership in Pittsburgh based group, guiding regional bankers through policy and professional standards.
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Bankers’ Group
Pittsburgh
George S. McIntyre
The
Beaver Trust Co
Beaver
Group 8
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Jury Draws For Moon Trial In Warren County
A panel of 108 jurors for the May term of Warren County Quarter Sessions Court was drawn. Names include Normat W. Moon murder case suspect, with jurors from Sugar Grove Township and surrounding areas. Selection faces scrutiny due to extensive publicity. process may extend to summoning additional citizens if needed. Continuous coverage notes jurors from Eldred, Sugar Grove, Wood Landin, Columbia Townships and towns like Connellsville, Raymond Moris, Marian Swart, and Arthur Morrison.
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Warren County Quarter Sessions
Sheriff's Office
Nurgel
W. Moon
Connellsville
Duder Allison PD
Wade Janwary
Uhl
Joleaujed
Rigar
Aresis
Sprig Creek
Bessin A. Johnson
Raymond
May Day shifts from protest to loyalty in 1954 spotlight
The Corry Evening Journal reports on May Day's political shift in the United States. Since 1889 the day’s associations moved from labor protests toward conservative allegiance. New York Union Square sees banned parades and limited events, with rallies and loyalty themes dominating. In time the holiday may again focus on spring celebrations and May queens. Pennsylvania reports over 12,000 miles of railroad tracks.
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Paris
United States
New York
Businessmen’s Association
Pennsylvania
How Smart Are You A reader test on current events and facts
A short quiz page asks seven questions about geography history diplomacy and dairy products. It covers which states lie east or west of the Mississippi which academy opened first West Point or Annapolis Naval Academy the Pearl Harbor commanders and admirals the Atlantic Gulf or Pacific coastline where a plebiscite equals a referendum and which item is not a milk product such as yogurt guava cheese cottage cheese or bland cheese
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Mississippi River
Military Academy
West Point
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Europe
Army
Navy
Kimmel
Short
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Service Friday for Clark Edwin Davis
Funeral service is set for Friday afternoon for Clark Edwin Davis 11 of 324 Fifth Street who died shortly after 1 pm yesterday at Carry Memorial Hospital He was born November 26 1937 in Conry and was a ninth grade student at Royal School He had leukemia and had been hospitalized about six weeks Survivors include his parents two sisters six brothers including Pfc Edgar Davis in Korea his maternal grandmother and paternal grandfather with other relatives
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Clark Edwin Davis
Dilworth G. Davis
Fifth Street
Carry Memorial Hospital
Otclock
Iate
H. Ray Harris
Pine Grove Cemetery
Bor
Conry
Royal Schools
Charles Fenton
Ft, D, I
Mildred Davis
Bert
Vernon
Dilworth Jr
Larry
Richard
Pfc
Edgar Davis
U. S. Amy
Korea
Perl Smith
Curry
Edwin Smith
Yacht Home Seized Amid Nonpayment Row Over Mary Bay
A U S marshal may attach the yacht Mary Bay docked at State street over a $201.70 claim for marine services and materials. Attorney John M. Wolford filed an admiralty action. ownership passed to Ford Travis, who reportedly lives aboard. The March 27 1959 transaction occurred in Florida with TR Johnson of Sharon involved.
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I Ile Min
U.S
Mary Bay
State Street
Cutford Travis
John M. Wolford
Lie Ad
Miralty
Tupellant
Fla Tt
Mary Kay
Florida
Plaece
Thhen
Travis
Macy Kay
Ft Lauderdale
TR. Johnson
Sharon
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Corry
Red Cross
Gorry High School
Warren County
Corby Evening Journal
West South Street
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
George Sample
Sbottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Samy
Langhurst & Stewart
East Main St
Bob Desmond
West Church St
P.T. A
Bp.m
Racaia Byeseels
Center Street
YES
Jone
Sairveanding Toyens
Baptist Mid-Missions Conference
First Baptist Church
Second Avenue
Douglas Jewell Fort
Mratie Sure
Castoria
Johnson
Daylin
Abdec
Zyma
Magnesia
Castile
Hazel
Math of
Flatlux
Englander
EIU
Tampa
Billawy
Enplandar
Altroom
Englander Mattress OF
Goodyear
Englander's
Fafoa
Seddi Foundation
Gostheer Sin Mink
Enalonday Ca
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