City plans rezoning and apartment project in Corry
Len Nowak announced a public hearing August 22 in City Council chambers on rezoning to permit a $900000 apartment house project in Corry. Other rezoning requests will be considered the same day. The Corry Journal reports various local notes from Jamestown to Erie including incidents, meetings, and business notices.
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Journal Printing Department
Hi Erle
Len Nowak
Wheelock
Aid
Pearson
Erle
Lewis Sigworth
Exe
Hallmark Cards
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Toof Hall
Jamestown
Benito Ajala
WCA Hospital
Carl A. Carlson
Ajal
Ayala
Erie
Planning Commission
Ginnie
Rotary Club
Mead ‘Park
Delay Hearing In Murder Case Delayed Again
Charles L Wheeler, 32, a truck mechanic, will be arraigned a week from today on a murder charge. Magistrate John J McGuire delayed the hearing to allow a defense attorney to be appointed. Wheeler allegedly called police after killing Mrs Della S Cornish, 29, in the couple's home, with the coroner citing strangulation.
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Charles ‘L. Wheeler
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John J. McGuire
Della S. Cornich
Triton Becomes First Two-Atom Powered Submarine
Atom Submarine Launching Set reports the United States unveiling the Triton, the first submarine to use two atomic reactors for propulsion. The 447 foot, 1,000 ton craft is described as a radar submarine and electronic island able to counter aircraft, missiles, and underwater vessels. It is planned to stay on station permanently with power to last two or more years.
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Turuluey
America
Tylon
Annioursesye
Tritan
Hishiry
Inelbo
Hoffa Faces Senate Probe On Alleged Underworld Ties
Senate investigators press James R Hoffa to explain alleged links to gangsters as Chairman McClellan warns Hoffa’s memory lapse previously hindered questioning. Hoffa confronted over Kierdorf hiring after Fifth Amendment invocation and threats to Detroit businesswoman Nancy Dawson by a man claiming to be Hoffa.
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Washington
Ueamsters
James R. Hoffa
Senate
John L. McClellin
Arki
McClellan
Hoffa
Underworld
Michigan
Frank Klerdorf
Watt
Edward Bennett Williams
General Counsel
the Union
George S. Fitezerald
Detroit
David Previant
Milwaukee
America
Kierdorf
Nancy Dawson
Teamsters
Hospital Admission and Discharges in Cory Area
The Corry Hospital lists admissions including Robert S. Price of 556 East Main and Mrs. Theodore Root of Chesil Street Spartansburg. Discharges include Mrs. George Payer of Spartansburg and Mrs. Ingeborg Turner of North Center Street. Several other local residents are noted for ongoing treatment or recent discharge.
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Robert S. Price
East Main Street
Theodore Root
Chesil Street
Leohard
Glenn K. Kimmey
Spartansburg
Roger Ross
Union City
George Grosciftt
Clymer
John Middleton
Maple Avenue
George Payer
Ingeborg &. Turner
North Center Street
Milton C, Courtright
Lynda
Donald
Howard Jolson
R. D
Rocket Carrier Of Sputnik Ill Visible Tonight
Cambridge mass observers report the Soviet Sputnik TIT rocket carrier will be visible tonight and tomorrow at 8:15 p m from eastern standard times. It travels southeastward about 650 miles above earth northeast of Hudson Bay. A second pass at 10 57 p m will bring it into view west of Hudson Bay and into earth shadow over New Brunswick. Visibility spans from northeast Minnesota to Cape Cod and northeast of a line from Washington State to Georgia.
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Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Hudson Bay
North Atlantic
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Cape Cod
New Brunswick
Washington State
Georgia
Buffalo Doctor Dies In St Marys Visit
Dr Alfred F Luhr 79 a Buffalo physician died of a heart attack last night while visiting his brother Fred A Luhr in St Marys He was a native of St Marys and is survived by his widow and two physician sons Fred A Luhr Jr and John Luhr both in Buffalo.
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Fred A. Luhr
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St. Marys
Alfred Luhr Jr
John Luhr
Williams And Symington Strong 2 Dem Presidential Aspirants Favored In Primaries Today
Williams of Michigan and Symington of Missouri are strong favorites for renomination in four primaries today in West Virginia and Kansas. Williams faces Williams L Hart's Democratic senate bid. Symington faces Lamar Dye and Lawrence Hastings in Missouri. The four states vote for four Senate seats, 41 House seats and two governorships, with party contests shaping 1960 nomination talk.
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Missouri
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Tronwood
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Air Force
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Kansas City
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Aurora
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Philip Hart
Homer Martin
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GOP
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John D. Hoblitzell
Hoblitzell
Matthew Neely
Robert C. Byrd
Revercomb
George Docking
Woman Names Murderer Before Death
Beverly Thompson 54 of Cooperton in Clare County was beaten and stabbed by an assailant who set her house ablaze. Before dying she named Gene Heath 17 of Sag inaw as her attacker. Heath, already facing open charges, was arrested as details emerged.
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Beverly Thompson
Cooperton
Clare County
Ted Cooper
Seh
Gene Heath
Saginaw
Dim Darling
Bea
Heath
Darling
Iraq Leader Signals Possible Exit From Baghdad Pact
Iraq's new government under Brig. Gen. Abdul Karim Kassem indicated it may withdraw from the Baghdad Pact. In a public statement Kassem said friendship with other states matters more than any treaty and that details of the pact have been kept secret. He stressed no interference with Jordan and suggested a plebiscite for King Hussein, while noting Iraq will keep oil shipments to Western Europe in its interest. The interview followed a speech to about 2,000 in Baghdad. Dr Rusell A Noon, prominent physician and Memorial Hospital chief, died in Johnstown Pa at 59.
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Traq
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Defense Ministry
Local court cases headline a mix of probation and fines
A string of county court actions ranges from parole and probation to fines and suspensions. Defendants include Herbert A. Moo Atwell and Ald L. Hauck, with penalties varying from $50 to $100 and terms of confinement or probation. Several cases reference court clinics and suspensions tied to prior offenses.
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Pennsylva School
Camp Tences
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