Corry hospital admits horse fall victim and more local notes
A Paragraf A S year and Centerville bow was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday after I fall from horse. The bay was admitted for treatment of its fractured wrist. In Erie County court a 1-year-old Waterford youth was fined 100 after pleading guilty to supplying liquor to minors. Reginald Wilt sie of Waterford faced Judge Burton R. Laub. the $100 fine was paid. Police report Shaffer of Meadville jailed on a drink charge after pleading guilty. Franklin substation traffic arrests set a July high of 149. Warren County taxpayers received tax bills causing public concern over increased rates. Glasses found near Willian and East streets turned over to a Journal carrier. Draft call issued for 9,000 in October. Weather forecast predicts cooler temperatures and chances of showers later in the week. A stray kite may be claimed at The Journal building. Rumors of local construction delays and a proposed Innocent timeline for a high school site linger.
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Centerville
Corry Merorint ‘Hospital
Denny Anderson
Earl Anderson
Waterford
Erie County
Reginald Wiltsie
R. D
Burton R. Laub
Wiltsle
Liquor Control Board
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Set
Edmund J. Nagosky
Long Island Rail Road Resumes Service After Strike
Long Island Railroad resumes passenger service after a 26 day shutdown caused by a Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen strike. Commuters may face higher yearly costs for tickets, with estimates around $26 per year to fund a peace pact agreed with the union. The agreement gives workers a five day week without wage reductions averaging $8,000 annually for a six day week.
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Long Island
Incident on isolated ridge ends with youths accused
A 17 year old white girl told police that four Black youths attacked her and her teenage boyfriend in a parked car on an isolated ridge near here late last night. Officers say the boy was held while the girl was hurt. one suspect was described as six feet tall with a knotted bandage around his head.
Sobol Attacks Soviet Trade Unionism From Paris
Wilkes Barre Pa union official Charles Sobol, international vice president of the United Textile Workers of America, denounces Soviet trade unionism as a government tool for worker exploitation after a three week tour of Soviet factories with an unofficial 10 member American labor delegation visiting as guests of the Soviet government.
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Paris
Charles Sobol
Wilkes- Barre
United Textile Workers of America
Three Wounded in East Side Tavern Robbery in Buffalo
Buffalo police report three men injured in a shotgun and knife robbery at Swickey's Tavern on the East Side. Edward Buszka, 45, was struck in chest and limbs and listed in fair condition at Emergency 1B. Archi Kujawa, 38, and Stephen Partyka, 44, were also hurt. Robbery staged by two men, one with shotgun and one with knife, the gunman ordering patrons to lie face down.
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Buffalo
Arima
Edward Buszka
Am Anid Lees
Lin
Archie Kujawa
Stephen Partyka
Swickey's
Imposter Gives Prison Wardens Name In Gun Heist
An Atlanta hardware store was swindled out of 14 revolvers 6 shotguns and over 1000 rounds of ammunition by a man posing as a Stone Mountain Prison branch representative. The caller identified as Warden Hoke Smith and the goods were picked up by a man signing as S L Green. The real Warden notes the suspect matches a prisoner released on December 15.
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Atlanta. Ga
Stone Mountain Prison
Atlanta
H. A. Keller
Hoke Smith
Keller
S. L. Green
Smith
Thief Steals Randall Everett’s Eye Surgery Funds
A nearly blind 70 year old man named Randall Everett reported his $400 savings vanished when a woman posing as a cousin delivered a fake package. Police say specialists at Robert B Green Hospital will decide next week if eye surgery is possible and if Everett can qualify as a charity patient.
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Antudil
Randall Everett
Robert B. Green Hospital
Everett
Wattsburg Fair Opens August 30 With Modern Exhibits
The Wattsburg Fair, billed as a town and country revelation, runs August 30 to September 3. It shifts from horse era exhibits to heavy machinery, tractors, and electric appliances, while youth programs and 4 H groups gain prominence under guidance of the Waltshore Fair Association. Spectacular events include an auto thrill show, grand parade, tractor pulling, horse pulling, and tractor races with local bands performing daily.
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Wattsburg
Erie
Harry Burrows
Burrows
Waltshore Fair Association
Liberal Anwar
Lottery Printing Press Seized in Johnstown Raid
Police seized a printing press used for lottery ticket sheets and treasury ticket returns from a home in Johnstown. Walter L. Stein, 41, was arrested earlier, pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing, and was freed on $1,000 bond. Investigators found 400 to 500 lottery tickets and return sheets in Stein's car. No immediate charges were filed in connection with the raid.
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Stein
Johnstown
Griffith
North East Fire Under Arson Investigation
Troopers headed by Corporal Paul Baker investigate possible arson after a hallway fire in a local building at 3 30 am Thursday. Gasoline was spotted and a five gallon can partly filled with fuel found nearby. Damages to stairs and doors. downstairs stores escaped. Mrs Hazel Wilson woke to breaking glass as action by North East firemen saved the structure.
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Nain Jsast
Paul Baker
Tts
North East
Hazel Wilson
Drowning Rescue Saves 9YearOld From Pool Drain
In Miami a swimmer named Jim Pader pulled Trudy Kessler after her left arm was sucked into a pool drain pipe. Firemen could not free the arm as it swelled, so workers loosened the pipe rim and sawed it off at a hospital after lowering water.
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Miami
Fla
Trudy Kessler
Jim Pader
Trudy
Boy Rescued From Gorge Near Mayville
MAXVILLE An 11 year old McKeesport boy was rescued from Chautauqua Gorge after a rock fell and injured him. Sheriff deputies reported the boy could not walk. Companions included Mark Anderson and Hartfield boys Ronald and Mrs. Strobel aided by Dr. Robert Kummer and Mathew Freeman. The injured boy was treated for a leg gash and returned to his family’s summer home at Point Chautauqua. Donald and Clifford Hammond were the other expedition members.
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Maxville
McKeesport
Chantiwiqui Gorge
Crala McCune
John McCune
McCune
Hartfield
Gulf
Mark Anderson
Ronald Strobel
Sherman
Hell Mil Bank
Young Alderson
Rober Kummer
Mayville
Sheriff's Department
Mathew Freeman
Strobel
Young McCune
Point Chautauqua
Donald
Clifford Hammond
Susan Hayward in Hollywood Highlights interview
Hollywood Highlights features Susan Hayward at 80 discussing her career choices and longing for selective work. The piece notes her recent focus outside top studio projects and her plans after wrapping “Marriage Go Round” and other films. A separate item reports J Stupet Russell, 68, Des Moines Register farm editor, killed in a Cedar Rapids auto crash.
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Hollywood
Midway
Susan Hayward
Susan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
J. Stupet Russell
Des Moines Register and
Tribune
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Corry
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London
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Andrew HA
Ln St. 3Rd Ward
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