Corry notices and incidents report injuries and local complaints
Charles Palmer, 26, of 107 fest Irving street suffered partial amputation of his middle and ring fingers in a Raymond Manufacturing Co accident while on the night shift. He was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and is listed as satisfactory. Reports include a nuisance dog complaint by Warren Titus, lawn damage inquiry by S A Long, a hospital recovery of Velma Moore, a zoning board decision denying a garage and stable for four horses, a Corry real estate transfer, a car collision at North Center and Washington, a prowler report at Aikfens Trailer Court, a marriage license filing for Rich Thompson and Candace Marsh, a gas leak fire at Snyder Circle, and ongoing court notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Palmer
Irving Street
Raymond Manufacturing Corp
Palmer
Corfy Memorial Hospital
North Center
Washington Streets
Harry C. Nelson
West
Frederick Street
Milton A. Coons
East Main Street
Nelson
Washington Street
Washington
Coons
Marilyn Bray
Aikfens
West Washington Street
This Crook Not So Crooked in Pasadena Case
In Pasadena Md a thief who took $28 from Mrs Walter Sie mans home on Monday returned part of the money by tossing a rock onto her lawn with a note and $28 bill attached. The note claimed to be reforming the stolen $20 and promised to return the other $8 when he got it, signed Crook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Walter Sieman
Crook
Hastings ends Marines lead in jungle fight in Vietnam
U S and South Vietnamese forces wrap up Operation Hastings after July 15 in the Ho Chi Minh region. Reported enemy losses of 82 killed, about 1,000 possibly, 15 captured, 250 weapons seized. American casualties described as moderate, unofficially about 10 percent of 5,000 Marines. U S pilots logged 1,209 Hastings sorties, hitting the demilitarized zone and Viet Cong targets 30 miles northwest of Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
52S
Saigon
North Viet Nam
Panhandle
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Chu Lai
Steel firms follow Inland with price hikes across industry
Ackley said Inland Steel prompted a coordinated move as Jones Laughlin Armco Pittsburgh Steel and National Steel acted in sequence. Prices rose mainly $3 for prime grade sheet and strip and $2 for secondary grades. The White House opposes inflationary rises and urged holding lines pending government study. U.S. Steel did not respond beyond acknowledging Ackley’s telegrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Inland Steel
Inland
Jones Laughlin
Armco
Pittsburgh Steel Co
National Steel Corp
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Steel
America
White House
Leslie B. Worthington
Johnson
Council ‘of Economic Advisers
Gardner Ackley
Terue
Capitol Hill
House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson- Humphrey
Republcan
Visit Chautauqua Field Trip To Chautauqua N Y School Chorus
Over 90 students and their teachers boarded buses for a Chautauqua New York field trip from Concord School. The summer program planned visits to the Art Gallery, Art School, Music School and a Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra rehearsal featuring Peter Nero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School
Chautauqua Art Gallery
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Peter Nero
Whitman Gunman Insanity Verdict Prompts New Texas Law Talk
Gov Connally urged life imprisonment with no parole and backed possible new firearms legislation for Texas. He proposed psychiatrists notify police of homicidal urges, and said DPS would centralize Whitman information. Details emerged on notes deemed defamatory and the autopsy noted a brain tumor near Whitman’s stem. Investigators linked the killer to campus sightings and last-minute visits with friends as film rolls were sent for jury review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Connally
Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Homer Garrison
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Austin
Grandchildren drown mystery at pond on Clay farm
Smith family tragedy unfolds as mother reports four grandchildren drowned and a missing mother after taking them to a pond on the Clay farm. Shoes found on the pond bank. husband reportedly living in Flint, Michigan. Also: Boyd A. Raeburn, jazz band leader, dies at 52 in Lafayette Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Lafayette
Boyd A. Raeburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Titus
Worth Street
Ralph Martin
West Smith Street
Titus
Martin
S. A. Long
Snyder Circle
Long
Velma Moore
North Center Street
Jamestown General Hospital
Corry Zoning Board of Appeals
George T. Downey
East Pleasant Streets
East Street
East Church Street
Erie County
Corry
Henry W. Fosburgh
Carl A. Cheney
Third Ward
Rich B. Thompson
Wayne Street
Candace G. Marsh
R. D
Gertrude Long
Court of Common Pleas
Aidway
Sal
Family
White
Carry Car Wash
Chautauqua
Steel Magazine
Walter J. Campbell
Cleveland
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Indianapolis
Warren Sports Speedway
Warren, PA
Bee
Corry Savings and Loan
American Legion
Erie County American Legion
Roy Swanson
Burt Gerding
Lawrence Fuess
Dallas
Grand Jury
R.A. Miles
Rochester
N.Y
Jour
Net
Marine Bancardchek
Rome
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Vaduy
F. D
Swanson
Follett Run Road
Farah
Koratron
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